SMART &
OIL CITY, PA.
Carpets and Rugs,
Draperies and
Lace Curtains.
Ia the household economy there it nothing more profitable then
Q-OOD CARPETS.
We hate built up the Urgeit Carpel business within circle of 50 mile by
selling only safe, honest make of carpets. We always pay a lew cents
more tor t e best ; make a little lees profit by selling them as low as the
poorer makes, but it always brings back the customer when another is
wanted. We have an euormous range of patterns to select from which is
proved by the selling.
No question but what very bright miuds treat work on the cheapening 01
Carpets. They succeed very well in making a Carpet at 10 or 15 cents the
yard less look to the ordinary mortal just the same as the better grade, but
they can't make them wear, as ia evidenced by the faded appearance, the
separating frame and loosened pile after a few months' wear. Your safety
lies ia the merchant with Carpet knowledge enough to avoid being deceived
himself aod honest enough to protect you.
Only time tried makes like the following are allowed in our stock: San
ford, Hartfords, Lowells, Park Mills, Whittall and Smith's. We show you
the cream nf the production of all tbea.
Extra Super Ingrains at 39c, usually 50c.
All Wool Extra Super Ingrains at 55c, usually, 70c.
8 "Wire Tapestry Brussels at 50c, usually 05c.
9 Wire Tapestry Brussels at 58c, usually 7oc.
5 Frame Body Brussels at 1.00, usually $1.35.
Velvet Brussels at 79c, usually 1.00.
Wilton Velvets at 1.25, usually 1.50.
Axminsters at 98c, usually 1.25.
Iu sich a stock as this there are always a lot of remnants that will fit small
rooms, t.) be had at prices witbont regard to their actual value,
China nd Japan Mailings, about 300 rolls. For those who wish a fine
fancy matting the Jap Mattings will please the best. For heavy hot ser
viceable the China Mattings will answer. Price 10c to 50c the yard.
Smart L Silberberg.
OIL CITY, PENNA.
BID M imT REFORM.
Democrats Sought a Pretext to
Clock an Agreement.
REFUSED LIBERAL CONCESSIONS.
Repnlilleaas Yielded oa Soma of the
Most Vital Paints, IaelaalBaT the
Party Circle, Hat tha Oapoaltloa
Refased ta Da Satisfied as Part af
Political Game.
tSporlal Correspondence.)
Philadelphia, Mar 14. Ballot reform
rontlnues to be one of the most dis
russed political Issues In this state.
The revelation that the Democratic
leaders conspired to prevent the suc
cessful carrying out of Senator Quay'
plans for an agreement upon a fair
ballot bill has opened the eye of the
people to the fact that the Democracy
In seeking an Issue for the next cam
paign deliberately planned to block the
project for the passage of a ballot law
which the leaders of all parties who
are sincerely In favor of ballot reform
could support.
The abrupt breaking away of the
Democrats from the conference at
which Senator Quay and a number of
other representative Republicans met
Col. GuOey and a party of leading Dem
ocrats, because the Republicans would
not concede them anything they advo
cated In the matter is regarded as part
of the general scheme to prevent any
thing being done In the way of ballot
reform at this session of the legisla
ture. REPUBLICANS WERE LIBERAL.
The Republicans could not have been
more liberal In their concessions.
Despite the fact that there la an un
mistakable demand among the Repub
licans of the state for a continuance of
the party circle. Col. Quay and his Re
publican aasoclatea agreed to support a
bill with this figure eliminated If the
Democrat would co-operate with them
In securing Its passage. The Republi
cans yielded on other Important points.
There was one point which the Dem
ocrats saw that the Republicans would
stand solidly against, and then It was
that the Democrats In a private con
ference determined to Insist upon that
feature above all others.
They had not previously spoken of
this phase of tbe ease a at all Im
portant, but In order that there would
be no possibility of an agreement the
Democrats suddenly reached a decision
that they must have this section of the
CufTey bill. If all others should be wiped
out Thl section required that every
voter seeking assistance must make
affidavit to the fact of bis physical or
mental disiHIlty before be shall be al
lowed ttssist.ir.ee In the marking of bis
ballot, and, furthermore, that the cltl
in giving hire assistance must first
make affidavit to t.'.e fact that he would
not attempt to influence the voter and
also that he wculd not reveaf bow he
marked his ballot.
NO OCCASION FOR NEW LAW.
This provision would give no ad
d'tinnal Mtfee-naroV as thera la slreadv
SILBERBERG,
a law which makes It a misdemeanor
for a voter to falsely represent that he
requires assistance in tbe marking of
his ballot and for the violation of this
law he can be Jned or Imprisoned or
both, and it is also unlawful for any
one assisting a voter In the marking of
his ballot to reveal how sucb a ballot
was marked. Tbe Democrats, there
fore, while giving no additional secur
ity in this section, simply would cre
ate a condition which would lead to
very serious result.
The making of these affidavits, the
filling out of tbe necessary paper and
the confusion and loss of time that
would naturally result would lead to
the loss of many votes to the Republi
can party In a general election through
out the state. Between tbe hours of
7 and 8 o'clock In the morning and (
and 7 In the evening, when the labor
vote Is polled, there would be serious
Interference with the voting while
these affidavits were being made out
There are other objectionable feat
ure of thl matter, not tbe least repul
sive of which Is tbe placing upon rec
ord in these affidavits of the fact of the
Illiteracy of some of the most estimable
and respected citizens In tbe com
munity, men who have by hard labor
and tireless energy made a place of
prominence and Influence In their
respective localities, but who, through
misfortune In their youth, were unable
to learn to read or write.
AN UNNECESSARY HUMILIATION.
These men would be subjected, It
was contended by opponents of this
section, to unnecessary humiliation,
and they would not be permitted to
take a son or other relative or friend
Into the booth to help them mark their
ballots without first making affidavit
to their Illiteracy. This point was
strongly dwelt upon by several of the
Republican leaders.
Tbe Democrat found that the Re
publicans were ready to concede ev
erything else, that tbey would agree to
go back. to the old vest pocket system
of voting, with additional safeguards,
and that they would support a propo
sition for a constitutional convention
to do away with the numbering feat
ure and to Introduce other reforms.
Tbe Democrat did not want harmony.
TI.ey never did want harmony, and
tbey were delighted to announce that
if they did not get the affidavit feature
they would have to leave, which they
did.
The next move of the Democrat wa
to attempt to put through Ouffey'i own
ballot bill, which eliminated both the
circle and the party column and also
contained the objectionable affidavit
clause. They ?. ere beaten In the bouse
of representative In thl by a vote ot
95 yea to 87 naya. It required a con
stitutional majority, 103 votes to past
tbe bill. Tbe bulk of the aupro'ters
of the bill were Democrats, r ho rj'.t
tbe Insurgents to join tbem, with only
nine regular Republicans.
THE ENVELOPE SYSTEM.
Col. Quay ha been favorably Im
pressed with the proposition to provide
voters with ticket of all parties and
let bim select tbe one he desires and
destroy tbe others. He would then
place bis ticket In an envelope and
band tbe envelope to the election of
ncert, wno wouia numoer it oerore De
positing It In the ballot box. This ar
rangement would do away with the
circle and the party column and re
move the necessity for helpers twd
meet every objection that has boca
raised against other measures.
A determined effort Is being made bj
the Republican leaders to bring about
a solution of the ballot reform Issue,
but there are many who declare that
there ta a mistaken Idea about the sou
tlment of the people on this subject
and that a majority would prefer to
leave matter! as they are rather than
Introduce a new. Intricate and expert'
mental system of voting.
OoVU's laveatlffattnt; Trip,
AUUNY. May 14.-4JoTernor O.I.I
began his tour of inspection of state iu-
stitutious today, lie left t li La city
t a. in. on a special train. The (coTernoi
was accompanied by Senator KlMicr.
anil Senator UicKin. the chairman ot
the senate tinance committee; Spcitkt
Nixon, Assemblyman Kclsey, Assembly
man J. 1'. AIM, the chairman of the as
si iulily ways ami incuus committee; Con
gressman Lit tanor: Captain Joseph
linker of Ncwburg, the governor i
brother, Ilililtn S. Odcll, who is post
master of Newlmrg; Secretary James O
Irahatu ami J. U. McKuiKht, the gover
nor'a coiitidcntinl stenographer. The tri
is likely to last two weeks. It is expect
ed the Ilmlson House of ltefuge for W
men will tie visitml first. Further thai:
this the governor refuses to give out in
itinerary.
Woman Jumped From Third Story.
BOSTON. May H.-Mrs. Minnie An
thnr. 117 years old, committed suicide I'J
jumping from a third-story window a
her home on l'itts street, this city, dur
ing the night. The police tay that Mrs
Arthur was an ii.veterate cigaivtti
smoker, ami that she attempted stii-
ciile two years ago liy jumping im
the t harles river. Her hnsoum! is mi-
nlov.-tl in n New Vurk eitv hotel.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of Levari Fa
cias, issued out of the Coutc of Com
mon Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylva
nia, and to mn directed, there will be ex
posed to sale bv public vendue or outcry,
at the Court House, in the Borough of
Tionesta, Forest County, Pa., on
MONDAY, MAY 20, A. D. 1901,
at 1 o'clock p. in., the following described
property, to-wit :
SERAPH O. A COMB vs. TILLIE T.
JENKINS and JAM ES W. J EN K I NS,
Levari Facias, No. 21, May Term, l'.iul.
T. F. Ritchey, Attorney,
All of defendant's right, title, interest
and claim of, in and to all that certain
tract ot lamlaituatd in Ilarmonv town
ship. Forest county, Pa., being an undi
vided cue-lou rih interest in the land
knowr as the Burchtield farm, bounded
and d won tied as follows : Itv a line be
ginning at a post at the southwest corner
of Jane Hurchlleld laud In the west line
of the Holland Land Company land, and
running along said Hue nortli lit) pe relies
to a post; thence east, one degree south.
z peecnes to a post: thence north 10
perches: thence east, one degree south.
Ml per. he to a post; thence south, one
degree west, I'M perches to a post; thence
west, one degree norm, lit) pe relies to
place nf beginning, containing one bnn-
dred and tbirtv-oue acres and one hun
dred and thirty perches. Being same
lanu mentioned In mortgage uook Ho. 4.
page 36(1. There ia erected thereon one
one-story board bouse, 16x24 ; also one
orchard, one gas well, and a good spring
of water.
Taken In execution and to be sold as
the Dronertv of Tillie T. Jonkina and
James w. Jenkins at the sut of Seraph
u. Aonmo.
TERMS OF SALE. The following
must lie strictly complied with when the
property is stricken down :
l. lien tne planum or other icincreri
itors become the purchaser, the costs on
the writs must be paid, and a list of liens
Including mortgage searchos on the prop
el ty sold, together with such lien credit
or's receipt for the amount of the pro-
corns oi tne saie or sucn portion inorool aa
he may claim, must be furnished the
siierin.
2. All bids must lie paid in full.
S. All sales not settled immediate! v will
be continued until 2 o'clock n. in., of the
next day, at which time all property not
settled lot will again he put up and sold
at the expense and risk of the person to
wnom nrsi soiu.
See Portion's niuest. Ninth Edition.
page 4-10 and Smitlfs Forms, page 384.
j. vv. j AMiBsuM, sherin.
Sheriffs OPiee. Tionesta. Pa.. Aoril
30, 1101.
DIVORCE.
COMITY OF FOKKHT. SS.
Tlie Commonveallh of Ptntuylvaniatothe
herJT oftmtl County Urteting:
Whereas, Kosa L. Cherry did on the
31st day of July, 1SC9, preler a petition to
our said Judges ol the said Court of Com
mon Pleas for said County, praying for
the causes therein set lonli.tbat she might
be divorced from the bonds ot matrimony
entered into with you, John Cherry. We,
therefore, command you,, the said John
Cherry that, setting aside all other busi
ness and excuses whatsoever, yon be and
ppear In vnur roper person before our
udges at Tionesta, at a Court of Com
mon Pleas there to be held for tbe County
it rorost, on ine sru Monday or May,
1101. to answer the petition or libel oi the
said Kosa l. Cherry and to show cause,
it any you nave, why tne said Kosa u.
Cherry, yonr wife, should not be di
vorced from the bonds of matrimony,
agreeably to the Acts of Assembly in
such case made and provided. Herein
iau not.
Witness the Hon. W. M. Lint.sev.
President of our said Court at Tionesta,
the 30th day of April, 1001.
J. rJ. liollKRTSOU,
Protbonotary.
To John Cheny:
You are bereliv notified to appear be
fore the Honorable Judgea of tne Court
of Common Pleas, at Tionesta, Pa., on
the third Monday of May next, to answer
as set forth in aliove sulipa-na.
J. w. jamieson. Sheriff.
April 30, 1W1.
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Confirmation Notice.
Notice Is herehv elven that tlm follow.
Ing account has been filed in my ollice
and will be presented at the next term of
ixinri lor confirmation.
First and final account of T. B. Cook,
administrator of the estate of V, W.
Paup, late of Harnett township, deceased.
J. H. ROBFRTHON,
Clerk of Orphans' Court
liniiHsia, ra., April zi, liiui.
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ARLINGTON BLOCK, OIL CITY, PA
PROCLAMATION.
Whkrkas, The Hon. V. M. Mndsov,
President J tidire nf the Court of Common
Pleas and Quarter Sessions in and for
the county of horeat. has issued his nre-
eept for holding a Court ofCommnii Pleas,
Quarter Sessions or the Peace, Orphans'
Court, Oyer and Terminer and Ueneral
Jail Delivery, at Tionesta, for the
County of Forest, to commence on the
mini Monday or May. boina
the J0th day of May, Itmi. No
lice is therefore iriven In tha Cor
oner, Jtistiora of tho Peace and Con
stables or said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at ten
o'clock A. M., ol wild dav with their
records, inquisitions, examination, and
other remembrances, to do those tilings
which to their olllee appertain to be done,
and to those wboare Ixnind in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners that are
or shall bein thejail of Forest County, that
tbey may be then and there to prosecute
against them as shall be lust, (liven un
dor my band and soai this !d day of
April, a. iisii.
J. W. JAMIKSOX, us. 8herlBT.
TRIAL LIST.
List of pauses set down for trial In tho
Court of Common Pleas of Forest Count v.
Pennsylvania, commencing on the
Third Monday of Mav. ItKIl i
1. U. H. Shoemaker, Health Officer of
Tionesta borough, vs. J. D. Davis and
Nellie Davis, No. 80, February term,
IflOO. Appeal by Reft, from J. P.
2. Caroline 8imonsou, by her next
menu ami mniner, Kane Niinonsnn, va
Marion Gerow, O. K. Oerow. II. W. Hor
ner and Caroline 8. Horner. No. 9, Sept.
term, itsju. aummona in action ot tree
pass. S. O. W. Proper va. Tionesta Gas Com
pany. J. C. Bowman. K. W. Bowman. 8,
J. Woleoit, William Woleutt and 8. T.
Beck with. No. 21, Sept, term, 1!HX.
summons in ejectment.
4. J. W. Morrow vs. John and Eliza
beth Hoovler, No. M, August term, lxus,
Appral by IVft. from J. P.
5. Josiah Work A Sons vs. William
Henry, owner or reputed owner, anil W,
8. Henry, contractor. No. 41, February
term, Hull. Net. Fa. Stir mechanic lien.
6. H. M. Vogan va. The tnwuship of
nowe. no, , retiy. lerui, iwi. Appeal
by Deft, from J. P.
7. James Mndsey. C. A. Hill. A rent.
vs. Western New York and Penna. K. K.
Co. No. 4H, Sept, term, IWpO. Appeal by
ueii irom a. r.
Attost, JOHN H. BOBERTSON,
Protbonotary.
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FARM IMPLEMENTS.
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I its Kill handling the
m-atn mowj- us, steel wib,
tty.pi.ows MP OPEN ttABVSTt1.3.
Every toachihe doing
& CLARK.
A.C.UREY,
LIVERY
Feed & Sale
STABLE.
Pine Turnouts at All Times
at Reasonable Rates.
Hear or Hotel Weaver
TI02STEST.A., 1F-A..
Telephone No. 20.
can bo caught, if the tackle is good
nothing but the best ia our slock of
Lines, Reels, Rods, Basket, Spiuners
nil the Burst and strongest Soell
honks made Call and eiamine them.
FARRELL'S NEWS ROOM.
Opposite Union Depot.
OIL CITY, PA.
Telephone 2G1.
ls, zlc'Girsr Mooes
OFTICIAK
Office ) 4 7H National Bank Ilulldins;,
OIL CITY, PA.
Eyes examined free.
Exclusively optical.
good work. Machine.
warren ted.
rain Drill
resp'y,
FISH!
J. u. UKUMLEY, TIONESTA, PA.