THF FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4. C. WINK,
Editor 4 PiomiToi.
WKDNKSflAY, FKBRUAKY 5,
1902 FEBRUARY 1902
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Is those days nil eyes in Europe are on
the United States mid American methods.
Noon can deny herealter llin artistic
temperament ol tbe Chinese in San Fran
cisco. They havejnst mobbed a trage
dian on critical irronnd.
One reason why this country suo-eeds
better tlian aotne in Europe is that it
hunt down biigandaand never looks on
idly while they exact ransonie tor cap
tives. It is ohsoived that Hon. J. K. P. Hall
is "mentioned" In connection with the
Democratic nomination lor Governor.
Now, If it should happen that Jim should
actually be nominated what a pudding !
Is IS,") the per capita of wealth iu the
United Stales was f.'.OT.ti!'. In lfoO the
per capta was li'15.!W, with a population
increa!ed threetold. The increase 11 ti e
numlier of inhahitanta in this country is
rapid, but the ratio of wealth is still fast
er. A Trkasi rt surplus will be one of the
problems which the new Secretary, Gov
ernor Shaw, must take up when he gets
into olliee. Whenever the Republicans
come into power in Washington that n.uie
old surplus emerges from hiding and the
deficit ot tbe Democracy takes to the
woods.
Tnc Union p.irty, so far as Philadal
ph a is concerned, has quit business and
its chiel promoter, John Wauama -er, is
in dei pest sorrow. The Times, hich
gave Wanamsker much help in organiz
ing and coddling the organization, aavs:
"It is dead. When February comes there
will bo not enouijh of it left to require
burial. That episode is closed."
It is to Iw hoped that dining the visit
ot Prince Henry our people may not,
through the excessive Use of sycophancy
and servile adulation, succeed in giving
him a wrong impression. Americana
never appear to so poor advantage as
when they undertake to be something
they are not. '1 berefore cut out the snob
bery, flattery and toadyism, and give him
the genuine article in tl.e shape of a good,
cordial, every-day American welcome.
Ami give it to biin straight. Rlizzard.
That's right, Brother. We endorse the
sentiment heartily. Fill up the Prince
in proper shape, but with the genuine
stuff. Saner kraut and weiner worst,
with lager beer accompaniments. So
fancy frills in this frolic
Thk prospects lor tbe passage of an
isthmian canal bill in tbe present session
of Congress are not quite so bright as they
seemed to be a lew days ago, yet hope of
favorable action will not be given up. An
overwhelming majority of the American
people want canal built, and they want
it over the Nicaragua route. It ia well
enough tor the Senate to give careful ex
amination to the Panama company's of
fer, but all discussion which baa no pur
pose except obstruction should be avoid
ed. The country believes that tbe most
advantageous mule ia that b way of Nic
aragua, w hich has been surveyed several
times, and whicli has been in the minds
of the people ol the United States for this
pui pone for ball a century.
Conorkss baa a new game. It is called
"Greenback Pokor." Any number can
play it. It takes a dollar bill to come into
the pt. An ingenious at desman, while
examining some paper money a low data
ago, liis 'overeil that in numiierson tiie
bills (here ia likely to bo pairs. 107G!t!r7
there are two sixes, two sevens and two
nines. In lo-s than a minute bo had bet
n dollrr that this tiill bad a better poker
hand on it than the other fellow's. That
started it and now every body In the
capital a ho has the required stock of
dollar I ill', in p yii.g. As in poker, the
man Willi the most pair or threes wins.
Every interger in the bill number can be
utalizcd. M ist of the paer money in
circulation is nmnliered up in the
millions. Representative Canon, of Ill
inois, is away ahead. He has, by diligent
search, acquired a hill with four nines
and three sixes on it
It is the pr sent Intention to have all
tho United States troops withdrawn from
Cul a lieforo the new government goes
into operation in that island. Thia looks
a little risky, but pel haps it can be done
safely. There was very little Interest felt
in Cuba in the recent election for presi
dent, but this was largely because one of
the candidates, Maso withdrew, which
left the field to Palma. Tiie withdraw) of
Mao, however, idiowed a sullennesa on
the 1 'art of his supporters, and an unwill
ingness 10 recognize the Palm 1 adminis
tration, n hu h may mean trouble for the
new president. It would seem that the
United States ought to keep some troops
in tl.e island until the new republic is
fa'rly in operation. It would tie aw k
ward for us to be compelled to send
troops into Cuba to suppress insurrection
against I'alma. We must prevent any
Central American orgies in our ward ill
the i.iilf of Mex ico.
JamksS. Fill it, internal revenue col
lector lor tho western district of Pennsyl
vania, died at a hospital in Chicago on
Friday last, whither he bad been taken
fr t r. at 111 n t lor cancer of the stomachc. '
Genial big-hearted Jim Fruit! He was
one or the most popular men in State
ollii ial life. Three times ele- ted to the ;
House of Representative fiom Mercer j
I'omitv, twice represented his district ill I
the Mat" Senate, and twice named as col-
lector of this district, lie had been almost
constantly In office for fifteen years, yet
he retained the gnod w ill of and grew in
popularity with the people. There was
tin sham or prelenae about the man. He
was outspoken and honest with friend
and fi-e alike, and he dispiaed bynocracy.
Those who knew Jim Fruit will drop a
tear of sad regret at the loss of a
loyal and true-hearted friend. Mr. Fruit
was aged ,Y! yearn, and leaves a wife and
one son. His home was in Sharon,
where the burial took place on Monday,
PirrxiiiRii authorities should run
aome of their so-called " Detect ivea"' into
the river, if only a portion of the publish
ed icports are true. The wonderful
"bravery" ot these sleuths would vomit
a dog. The liiddles doubtless were a bad
pair and evidently dangerous when cor
nered, but that was no jurisdiction for
shooting them w ith buckshot and batter
ing their brains out with the butts of
Winchesters after they had been mortally
wounded and were prostrated and help
less on the ground. This shameful con
duct has been most severly condenied
by the newspapers everywhere. One
sensible utterance is from the Blizzard:
The squabble that arose between the But
ler County authorities and the Pittsburg
detectives is said to have had it origib In
MeGovern, the great I Am from Pitts
burg, who not only endeavored to run
things with a high hand, bin who, if half
that is told of him is true, deserve to be
put in the cell lately occupied by the
Biddies. At the Coroner'a inquest the
testi:i oney of Deputy Sheriff Rainey
iloon was in part that after Jack biddie
was down, and while Hoon waa putting
the handcuffs on hlin, MeGovern, one of
the Pittsburg men, hit him over the bead
w ith the butt of a Wincnester riflo and
also shot him, Jack saying, "For God's
sake don't shoot uie any more ; let me
die in peace." When a Pitlsbnrg detec
tive, waa giving bis testimony, waa asked
in n'gsrd to the above statement, he ask
ed to be excused from answering it. And
it is further said that In the evening,
while tt-e unfortunate men were slowly
dying in their cells, this same man Me
Govern was stalking about the jail and
pointing his gun at those who did not
comply with bis orders. If these
charges be true, the ' brave detective"
seems to possess in an eminent degree
many of the characteristics of the stinker
BIG Fll'lt IN WATERBURY.
Large Pa t of Business Section Wiped
Out LeSw v2,V30,OCO.
Waterhuty. Conn., Feb. 3. The most
disastrous ihe a, the histcy of Wa
terhury broke out in the heart of the
city shortly h?.'c.:e 0:Srt o'clock last
evening. A large s 'cticn of the hit d
ness part of '.he ity was wiped out.
The f.re originated in the upholstery
departniert cti 1,10 third flocr of tho
store of Eeid li' Hu;;lie3, drygoods
company en Bank stret.
Insurant 0 irrii estimate that the
property datunge will be found to be
considerably over $2.mW),ui0. Origin
cf tho it if vatloii is not known.
The Are r;za ret disrevered until It
had chined tremendous headway.
Largs F.-. Auction of Taxes.
Vaf,uln,t; u. Fell. u. The majority
and rrinority rciairt.s on the bills re
ducir.g lif wa.- levenue taxes are
prai :.icaliy computed, the purpose be
In? to reiiort the bill to the house
alter n reetir-s of the ways and
m;aus 1 . ni inlt tee today. Chairman
Payne'a majority report Is fcrc
?h?.dowed in his recent statement,
when the bill waa agreed upon. It
deals mai-l" with the extent and
details of the reSvi; tlon, which la said
to be the b.rgest single reduction of
taxation ever iv.adc by a nation. Tho
minority of tho committee crr'-'-red
and will meet at It a. m. t to
sign the find draft of their ropart.
It will concur with the majority In
suppoitirT the tax reduction and also
will diecu3 the general subject of
tariff revision.
Charges to Be Invettigated.
London. Feb. 4 The scandal aris
ing from the charges brought against
British officers by Sir John Blundell
Maple. M. P., In connection with the
purchasing of horses for the army,
caused ftnther acrimonious comment
yesterday. It v.as announced that Ma
jor General W. R. Truman, inspector
general of the remount department,
asked for the appointment of a court
of inquiry. The war secretary, Mr.
Brodrick. replying, said he agreed It
was desirable that a thorough Investi
gation should be made of the whole
subject and promised that the Inquiry
would be opened without delay.
Working For World's Fair.
St. l.ouls. Feb. 4. A delegation of
Louisiana P11rch1.se exposition offi
cials, headed by President Francis and
ramiMM'J of leading citizens, will form
a committee to start the campaign for
world's fair legislation in the New
England states and New York. March
11 this delegation will appear before
the New York general assembly after
which they will meet tho New Eng
land governors at a banquet that s
being arranged In P.oston. tl Is tx
pected that New York will appropriate
$731.0ini and Massachusetts state at
least $ro.ni'i.
nearness Cannot Re Cured
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way tu euro deafness,
and that ia by constitutional remedies,
Heafnos is caused by an inflamed con
dition of th" mucous lining of the Eu
stachian Tube. When this tube gets in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperlo't hearing, and when it ia entire
ly closed deafness is the result, and un
less the inllamation can be taken out and
this tube restored to its normal condition
hearing will lie destroyed forever: nine
cases out often are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an inflamed condi
tion of the miico.ua surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any ease of Ileafnesa (caused by calaiTh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure, Send for circulars, free.
F. (. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, i5.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
. The Nickel Plate Road
will sell liomei-ecker excursion tickets
to all points in the West, Northwest and
Southwest on Feb. 4th and lHlh, II eral
return limits. Inquire of nearest ticket
aneiit of the Nickel Plate Road, or call at
or address Citv Ticket Ollicn !MI State
SI., Erie, Pa. H. C. Allen. C. P. A T.
A. No. 10 1 29 :it
J Very Low Rale to Hie Morlliwcst.
I March 1 to April SO, l'.sij. the Chicago.
Milwaukee St. Paul Hailway will sell
tickets to Miin'ana, Idaho nrd North Pa
citio coast poinla at the following greatly
reduced rales: From Chicago to Butte,
Helena and Anaconda. JiOOii; Spokane,
fclO.ftt); Portland, Jema, St attic, Vic
toria and Vancover, Jit.i.Ofl. Choice of
routes via Omaha or St. i'aul.
cor further information apply to any
coupon ticket am'nt in the United States
or Canada or address John R. Pott, dis
trict Passenger Agent, MO Park Itl.lg ,
Pittsburg, Pa. l-t ;it.
Koairlhlua Thnl Will Ho Yoaliooil.
We know of 110 way in which wo
lie of more service to our rea 'era than to
tell them of anmetliinu that w ill be ol real
good to them. For tins reason we waul
to acquaint them with w hat we consider
one ol the very bot remedies on tbe
market for coughs, colds, and llial alarm
ing, complaint, croup. We relcr to
Chamberlain's Cough liemcd v. We have
used it w ith such good results in our
family so long that it h:;s become a
household necessity. By its prompt use
we haven't any doubt but that it has tune
and again prevented croup. The tosti
timony is given upon our own exper
ience, and we suggest that our readers,
especially those who huveatnnllcliildi'cn,
always keep it :u their homes as a sale
iiuard against croup. Catudtm, S. C,
Mosscngoi. For sale bv Kilhner Uros ,
Tiouesta, W. G. Wilkii a, Wist lli. korv.
Pa.
Ked.iced Katos lor llomcscekers
Feb. 4th and IS1I1 via the Nickel Plate
Kad to Minue-ota, Iowa, Colorado, So.
Dakota, Arizona, all parts of T xas in
cluding its oil field, and all Western,
Northwestern am. Southwestern points,
Liberal return limit. Inquire nearest
agent of the Nickel Plate ftoad, or call on
or address Citv Ticket Cilice. S'JO Slate
St.. Erie, Pa. U. C. Alien, C. P. .v. T.
a. No. 17 i-: at
Tnnr la Caba.
The Illinois Central Railroad has ar
ranged to run an excursion to Cuba via
its own lines to New Orleans thence via
the Montan Steanisbip Line to Hava-ia,
Will leave Cincinnati and Chicago Janu
ary ;U), 1!HJ, and on return will reach
Cincinnati and Chicago 011 Kehruarv II,
l'.XrJ. A delightlol vnyaue acioss the
Gulf of Mexico, a six days' slay on the
Island ofCuba, Matanzas, the valley of
Yumurl, the Caves of Bella Var and other
interesting poinla. Party w ill reach New
Orleans on return in Knie for Mardi Gras
feativities. Tour under the escort of the
American tourist Association. Kate from
Cincinnati and Chicago JlVioO for the
round trip which includes all expenses
everywhere. Address 1'.. A. Kichter,
Traveling Tassei-cer Ag'nl, Illinois
Central K. K.,el3 Park llldg. Pittsburg,
Pa. J l-l.i ;u
"Mnrill (irns al New Orleans."
The Illinois Central Railroad w ill run
special excursion from Cincinnati and
Chicago for those desiring 10 attend the
festivities on thiscx-casion and will sell
tickets from all points at greatly r duced
rates. Mardi Gras occurs this year Tues
day February 1 Ith. Diagram for Sleep
ing cars now opon and reservation will
be mado In order received. For roll par
li ulais address E. A. Kichter, Traveling
Pasaenger Agent, 2 Park building,
Pittsburg, Pa. 1-15 41
Education For F.verjoue,
We teach at your home, bookkeeping,
typewriting, shorihanil, telegraphy,
arithm tic ami English, by mail. '
Write for free information as to our
method.
We will send yon the first lesson In
shorthand on receipt of loots.
Try it. We furnish our students Willi
typewriter at their homes.
WaRRKN CoRRKsroMiKtri: Scllool,,
Ufllce, No. II, llolfman HI. ck,
Warrtn, I'a.
"I have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number of years and have
no besitaney'in saying that it is (he be-t
remedy f r coughs, colds and croup I
hare ever used In my family. I have not
words 10 express my conlid nce in this
remedy. Mra. J. A. Moore, North Star,
Mich. Sold by Killmer Bros. Tionoala,
W. U. Wilkin. West lli. koiv, I'a.
CORPECTED EVERY TUESDAY, BY
RELIABLE DEAI.EKS
Flour 1) sack
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Corn meal, feed, f 100 lb
Corn meal, family, I. Hi lb..
Chop feed, pure grain
Oats
Corp., shelled
Ruckwheat flour, 'f lb
Beans') bushel
Ham, sugar cured ,
Bacon, sugar cured
Shoulders
Salt Pork, "r Ih
Whitefish i kit
Sugar
Syrup
N. O. Molasses
Coffee, Uoast Kio
Coffee, blended Java
Toa
Butler
Rice
Eggs, fresh ...
Salt ft barrel
Lard
Potatoes, f bushel
Potatoes, Sweet "r Iti
Lime barrel
Nails V keg
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTCK or a writ or Fieri Fa
cias, issued out of the Couit of Com
mon Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylva
nia, and to me directed, there will be ex
posed to sale by public vendue or outcry,
at the Court House, in the Borough of
Tioneata, Forest County, Pa., on
MONDAY, FF.DKCAKY "I, A. I). Wl,
at one o'clock p. in. tho following de
scribed real estate, lo-wit :
SAKAII BOVARD vs. JOHN W. NO
BLE. Fieri Facias No 8. February
Term, mi, 1 Waivers). T. F. Kitchey,
Attorney.
All defendant's right, title. Interest
and claim of, in and 10 all Hint certain
piece or parcel of land lying an -1 being in
Ihe borough of Tionesta, Forest connlv,
Pa.,liounded and described as follows: (in
tho west by Vine street, on the north by
lot ol Hie Tionesla School liisirict, 011 lie
east by laud liiruierly of I. S. Knox and
Sickles, on the south by land liiruierly
owned by A. B. Kelly, now F.edriksnn
lot. Containing ono acre morn or less.
Being same land mentioned in deed to
John W. Noble, recorded in Forest coun
ty. Deed Honk No. L's, page H.
There is ereetwl I hereon mm two-story
house, weather-boarded and painted,
tx:K! feet, and in good repair ; one barn
'JlvJI frt' t, and other out litiildingi ; 01 e
good wen 01 water. !
Taken in execut ion and to be sold as!
the property ot John W. Noble, at the
suit of Sarah Bovard. I
TF.RMS OF SALK. The following)
must lie strictly complied with w hen the j
prowrty is stricken ilowu: I
1. W hen the pliiintill'orolher lein ered- j
itors liecoinc the purchaser, llui costs on j
the writs must be paid, and a list of liens 1
including morttraue searches 011 the prop,
eitv sold, together with such lien cnslil- 1
or'a ns-eijit- lor the smniiiit of Ihe pro
ceeds of ihe sale or such portion lliereol im '
bn may claim, must ho furnished the !
Sberill'.
2. All bids must be paid in full.
:t. All sales not settled immediately w ill
1e continued until 2 o'clock p. 111., o! tint
i next (lay, at w hich liiuo all procrt v not
i settled ioi will lIL'am he nut up ami sold
al the expense and risk of the person to
whom first sold.
Sce Piirdon's Ih ji -t, TV in ' li I'dilion,
page 4111 and Smith's I'ornn, pnire i
J. W. JAMIKSON. Shinll j
SberilPs OClce, 'J'ioncstn, I'a., Febiu- !
arv , '
USE
Gold Medal
Always) the Krwl.
The Itcst All WnjH.
Threshermen!
The
HUBER
We call your attention once again to tho XMV Illlber
Kt'iirn(r which is a moile! of simplicity and nearest per
fection of any separator in us to day. Anyone can under
siaini a:i I will readily admit that the macliino havinp I he
f-wwl moving parts and the least 11 11 111 her of complications
will run the lightest. One Holt propels every part. One
Tlghtt'mT serves ia increase the tension of the belt on ev.
esy pully and cm be adjusted instantly. The concave cao be
raised or lowered while machine is tunning at full speed.
Our 'I aims) Are:--lst The nearer perfect Separator
21. The cnatesi capacity for saving Ihe gra-n. 3d. The brat
cleaner for all kinds of grain
The II liber Wind Stacker mid Hvlf Feeders
are nol equaled. The catalogue explai 1 why Awk for It
THE
20th Century Traction Engine,
(The original reluru flue boiler,) with Water Jacket Smoke
15 which carries the water 1 1 the extreme front end to make
te in. His no 11, ud diuin to (ill up and blow up. Over HOOli
l tiers in use and never an explosion, Some in use conlinu
niisly for twenty five years. We hold the World's record for
safety and economy of fuel and water
Al! Kinds of
KecouiMIaiHl ltoilcr nnd Engines HorMlNnvcrsj and
Threshing Machine).
Mnniir.iclnrcr' Agents) for
Machinery.
JOHN A. MAGEE & SON,
Wholefale and Retail Dc nlns in
HAR0WARE AND MACHINERY, BUILDING MATERIAL, ETC
CLARION, PENNA.
I'nrlrlr Const Wilhnnl t liaiisr,
r ,1. r., 11 ....... n....iiH t -1
in , , 1 mi. 11, nn imiiiinry s.eeper, 1
w ill,' vostihlilnl Ulli! with ovnrv n,.lup
convenience, in charun of competent
aueni, Irom f'inciomtii and Ch eagu via
I.oiii -ville, New Oilcans, Huston. San
Antonio, L'lpi-nand Los Angeles to San
Fran ise '. Kales lor berths less than
half ot co-l in r-tiular sleepers. For free
dccrpt:vc matter and itill particular. ,
address I'.. A. Itichcr, Trav. Pass. A tent,
Illinois Central Railroad. S12 Park Build
ing, Pitlspurg, I'a. 1-15-tf
PROCLAMATION.
Wiikreas, Tho Hon. W. M. Lindsey,
President Judge of tho Court of Common
Pleas anil Quarter Sessions in and lor
the county n! Forest, has issued his pre
cept for holding a Court of Common Pleas,
Quarter Sessions of the Pace, Orphans'
Co' i t, Over and Terminer and (leneral
Jail helivery, at Tionesta, for ths
County of Forest, to commence on the
Fourth Mondiiv of February, being
the Jlth I'ay of February No
tice is therefore uiven to tbe Cor
oner, Justices of tho Pence and Con
stables of said county, that they be then
and there in their proper persons at ten
o'clock A. M., ol said day with their
reooids, inquisitions, examination, and
other rcmcmbrancca, to do those things
which to their ollice appertain to lie done,
mid tothoso whoare hound in recognizance
to prosecute against the prisoners ihat are
or shall lie In the jail of Forest County, that
they may be then end there to prosecute
against them as shall be just, liiven un
der my hand anil seal this '7th day of
January, A. P. '.K.
J. W. JAMIF.SOX, L.s.1 Sheriff.
Coufirmation Notice.
Notice is hereby gien lliat tho follow
ing accounts have been li I pel in my office
ami will be presented at tho next term of
Court lor continuation :
Final account of A. B. Kelly andfi. W.
Kohinsou. F.xccutors of the last Will and
Testament of Benjamin May, late of Tio
m sta liornuuh. Pa., deceased.
F'lial aecoHiit of Leon Watson, Adinin
istralor of Hie li-late ol Jain, s O. Kaller
iy, la'e of Oreen Township, Pa, de
ceased. J. II. ROBERTSON,
Cierk of Orphans' Court.
Tionesla, Pa., January iSj, I'.HU,
Till A I. LIST.
List of c rises set down for trial in tho
Court ol Co in moii Pleas of Forest County,
Pennsylvania. commencing on the
Fourth Mondav of February, IlsD.':
I. Truman ll. Collins vs. John Wilson.
No. .1 i, September term, l!iiX) Summons
in ejis-tmcnl.
Z J. W. Baxter, vs. M. V. Patterson
and J. K Be, K, trading as Patterson A
Beck. No. :!ii, May Term, I'.wl. Suin
mons in ssHiiinpsit,
3. Iticharil S Winbick vs. A. P. Neill,
No. 3d, Fell. Term, I'.Nil. Su ions in
assumpsit,
4. K. C. Hca'h and (feorire II. Killmer,
lining husim-Hs as II. ath it- Killmer vs.
Free Melhoilist I'lnircli, V. J. Foreman
contractor and V, . I. Foreman and liny
Millard, Inn-tees. No :is, Sept. Terui,
lisil. Sc . Fa. Sur. Michanii-s Lien.
i. .1. F Proper vs. John T. Carson.
No. II, Feb. Te, m, liKii summons in as
sumpsit. II. Mary Caliiwell vs. liraha'ioy tv Hea-li-
ami J. K Caldwell. No. 7, Feb. 'term,
!rj, Sberill 's interpleader.
7. II. L ll-ph-r vs. Tlmlileiis Bisdier.
No. 4u May Term, l!i(U. Appeal bv Heft,
from i. p.
Attest, JOHN II. IIOBKRTSON,
Protboiiotary.
Tione-.!a, I'a., January H, lliOJ.
J OKK.NZO FL'LTON.
Maiinfaeliirer ol and lh aler in
Kh3ESS. tClURS. BRIDLES,
. And al! kinds of
HORSE FURNISHING GOODS.
I lo.S'F.H'l A. PA.
FLOUR.
ROBINSON.
for 1902.
HTHKIt"
Saw Mill and nil Kinds) of
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Harness
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IT PAYS
TO ADVERTISK in
THIS PA I' Kit.
8.00
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For a limited time wo will make to your measure a
Suit to FIT you at a reduction of from $2.00
$4.00 on each suit and
PANTS AT $3.00 AND UPWARDS.
iou win nave no
ment
at a great reduction.
tion to choose from. We carry the best line in town.
To Start the New Year
and make it as prosperous jus the past we will oiler you
special reductions on all lines of goods. Watch for
"Good Things" in Groceries, Shoes, Furnish
ings, Chinaware, &v. Thanking you for
your patronage in past years we in
vito you to call and see spec
ial prices for the new year.
Tionesta Cash Store
THE ANTI-TRUST STORE.
NEW AND COMPLETE LINE FOR LADIES
JUST ARRIVED
Come and Examine.
HEATH
Up-to-Dato
AO.
A. It.
A, Watnb Cooa,
Prealdent.
FOREST COUNTY
TIONESTA,
CAPITAL STOCK,
A. Wayne Cook,
N. P. Wheeler,
Collections remitted for on day of pr.yment at low rates. We promise our custom
era all the benefits consistent with conservative b kinu. Interest paid on time
deposits. Tour palronaK respectfully solicited.
Up-to-date!
BRIGHT SPARKLING
Stock of new Goods.
DIAMONDS.
WATCHES.
CLOCKS.
JEWELRY.
NOVELTIES.
LEATHER GOODS.
UMBRELLAS.
CANES
The LEADING JKWELEU.
32SKNKCA St.,OILClTY, PA.
SUITS
ARTISTIC
complaints on account oi an)
HIPPING if made by us.
Ladies' Suits
Also Jackets and Furs, and
k FEIT.
Dealers m
S03S.
Kri.lt.
Cashier.
W'n. Smkahbaikiii,
Vice Prcsiden
NATIONAL RANK,
PENNSYLVANIA.
$30,000.
PIRKCTORM
U. V. Robinson, Win. SuiearbauKh,
T. F. RlU'hey. J. T. Dale, J. II. Kelly,
Now for a
Clearina
in Shoes
Sh v for Wouirii, Men,
It ys, (iirls anil kl!hie.
Tiny arc a l ibi geasin'i
ny!i(, the Inst nearing
lea'lier, from makeis who
a : a ti ij at (lie top iu 1 ho klma
unit tifacturiiig hn incn.and
are cC'errd tu ynti m.-w et a
price that tin a us a b'g av
inr, and still ne puarauleE
ctery yn'tt e ret I.
JOE LEVI,
Uor. Centre, Seueca, & Sycamore Sl
Oil, 1IT1, IM.
Pbone
58.00
gar-
a good selec-
CASH BARGAIN MAKERS.