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THF FOREST REPUBLICAN.
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licpuhllcaii County Committee Meellnir.
There will be a meeting of tha Fepub-lU-an
County Committee of Forest County
at the Court House, in Tionesta, on Mon
day. February 24, IW2, at 8 o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of fixing a date for hold
In the Republican Primary Flection,
and the transaction ot such other busi
ness as may be properly brought before
the committee., A full atieniUnce a earn
estly desired.
W. U. Morrow, Chairman,
West Hicko y, Pa . Feb. 10, 1902.
The 1 linn Ticket Licked.
A special dispatch from Pittsburg says:
Chairman J. O. Hrowu, the Pittsburg
Times and the Pittsburg Press, concede
the election of Larkin, candidate tor
comptroller on the t'itizena' ticket, and a
majority of councils follow tbe same
ticket.
The majority for Hie cilianns ticket will
lie from lO.Ouu to 15.(Ki.
( I B hat the chance toenter the Uni
ted States as a territory, and that is one
of the bigires' concessions on earth.
As A country grnwa in population and
wealth it ought to provide more efflelive
safeguards against tire, but the conflagra
tions with which the year 1!NI2 opens in
the Unite I Stales break the record the
Wrong way.
Gen. Vk Wit has slipped t-ro igh the
British cordon again. In about two
weeks (ten. Kitchener will regret o an
nounce that mischief has broken out in
aome unexpected quarter. Only a day
or two ago we read of another Briiish loss
of over fifty men.
v n km uoouiera are detected but go
unpunished, the situation changes from
bad to worse. No boodler should go un
punished, much less should his villain
ous transactions be forgotten by the peo
ple. The stripes are what every boodler
should be compelled to wear.
(iKVKRAL Hkkiikr, chairman, has is
sued the call ol the Republican State
Convention, which is to be held Id the
opera house In Harrisburg, on Wednes
day, June Htb. Candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and Secretary of
Internal Affairs will be nominated.
Whkn Congressman Wheeler, the
young Ketitui-ky upstart, delivered his
harangue against the efforts being put
forth by this country to accord a genuine
American welcome to Prince Henry of
He: many upon his arrival, be didn't
know it was loaded. Neither did his
Democratic colleagues when they ap
plauded his reference to an honored rep
resentative or Iho German Empire as "a
little Dutchman." Those Detnocrals are
now bearing from their German constitu
ents, who want to know if the party tbey
represent is to be understood as endors
ing that sort of sentiment.
Tit Rot i m the votes ot the Venango
enmity delegates to the Warren conven
tion on Thursday, Forest and Elk coun
ties were given equal representation wilb
Mercer, Warren and Venango in tbe Con
gressional i onventions. The little coun
ties up the river will doubtless remember
the neighborly act on tbe part of Venan
go. rlliizard. Tbe little counties are
not forgetful of a kindly and magnani
mous act shown toward them.
A cipher code found in Mrs. Soffel'a
room showed that by pointing to her
tnreheail. Kd. Riddle in his cell opposite
her window, kiifw she was spelling the
letter A. Pointing to her eyes meant B
and (', lo the tip of her nose D, and so on,
her chin, ears, shoulders, breasts and el
bows having special significance. Clasp
ing her bauds meant a period and tbe end
of a sentence. This code was used for
weeks by the conspiring couple.
Mr. Maiwkx, Assistant Postmaster
tieueral has sent to the House of Repre
sentative the memorandum of a provis
ion to be incorporated into the postollice
appropriation bill, the terms of which if
adopted, will meet with the approval of
every busine-a man iu tbe country. The
measure will permit the payment of
postage on third and fourth class mail
matter by tbe pound when mailed in
qiimititiev No stamps will need to be
affixed and all fractions of a pound will
be calculated to the benefit of the gov
ernment. The only certain thing a out islbminn
canal legislation la that if the country
gets any at all from this Congress it will
be much later than was looked for a few
months ago. Tbe squabble between the
friends of the Nicaragua and Panama
proj els, the injection ot a pruosition for
a different canal rout from either of these
and the further proposition that the
whole matter of the selection of a course
be loll to the President, means delay.
When Congresa met early in December
there w as belief that a atnal bill would
be in the bands of the President by ti e
litter part ol February at the latest. No
body at that time imagined that the Pan
ama scheme would be seriously consid
ered by Congress. The Nicaragua route
was the only one which had any consid
erable advocates, so far as the general
public could see. It was the route, too,
that the majority ot the people wanted,
aud which, it is safe to say, the majority
now want. The outlook for canal con
atruction legislation of any sort at this
session of Congress is decidedly uncer
tain. I
2STH C0XiRKSSIOS.lL DISTRICT. J
Plan of Mukinc Nomlnatioas la (he '
rw District Adopted. Faira'ss ,
lo the Smaller Coantlr. j
Delegates appointed by the Ci airmen ,
ol the Republican County Committee of
the m w 28th Congressional District, com
prising the counties f Mercer, Venango,
Warren, Elk and Forest, met In Warren
on Thursday last for the purpose of
adopting a plan for nominating Congress
men in said district. Each county waa
fully represented by live celegates aa
follow s ; .
Elk-U D. Osterhout, W. II. Baker,
and J. C. Millin, Ridgwa ; A. A. Clear
water, Wilcox ; W. 8. O lesson, Jonson
burg. Mercer S. D. Downs, Greenville; Jas.
M. Campbell, Lyle W. Orr and Thomas
K. Adams, Mercer; M. A, Young, Grove
City.
Venango E. W. Smiley and I. H. Bor
land. Frani-lin i W. M. MeKiin, F. W.
Bowen and C. E. Cooper, Oil City.
Warren E. W. Parshall, F.M. Knapp,
Joe. A. Schofield and J, W. Dunkle,
Warren; W. P. Wood, Grand Vaih'T.
Forest J. K. Wenk, Dr. J. C. Dunn,
and William Smcarhaugh, Tionesta ; Uus
B. Evans, Endeavor; Urorgs L. King,
H ic - ory.
Chairman Dunkle of the Warren com
mittee bad established bradquai tera in
the parlors of the Sti others Hotel, where
theconlerence was held. Mr. Dunkle
called the meeting to order ot 1:30 p. ni.,
which immediately organized by electing
the following officers:
President F. M, Knapp, of Warren.
Secretaries-J. E. Wenk of Tiouesta,
ami L. W. Orr of Mercer.
Business began by F. K. Adams, of
Mercer, moving the appointment of a
committee of one delega'e Iroin each
county, to formulate a plan and present
it lo the couiereuce for consideration.
After the adoption of an amend mtnt of-
lered by Mr. Smiley of Franklin pirmit
ing first tbe introduction ot plana by the
several counties, the motion was carried.
Mr. Smiley then read a plan, which
provid d for nominating Congressional
candidatea by the popular vote system,
and very earnestly urged its adoption
Uuder its ptoviaions each candidate for
congresa was to go into all the counties
and secure aa many votes as possible in
each. In the convention, when tbe votea
cast at the primaries weie counted, If any
candidate was found to ha 'e a inijor
ity, he should be declared the nominee.
Hut, in case oo candidate had a majority
tbe name ol the one having the lowest
vote should be dropped, this to be con
tiuued until a nomination was made.
Dr. Dunn of Forest county presented I
plan which favored an equal representa
tion in the conference, giving to each
county in tun district inree conferees, as
has been ll e custom iu the old i!8lh dis
trict. The Doctor presented good and
logical reasons why a liberal and mag
nanimous disposition should be showu
toward tbe smaller countiea in the dis
trict. Klk county also strongly favored
this plan, sending a very able delegation
to support it.
Mercer county, tbrouitb Mr. Adams,
stated they favored I representation in
tbe conference based upon the Republi
can vote cast In each county.
Chairman Knapp then appointed the
committee as follows : K. W. Smiley, 8.
D. Eowne, William smearbaugh, W. II.
Baker and J. W. Dunklo. The conven
tion then took a recess lill 3;uu o'clock,
and upon re-assem filing waa informed
that the committee was unable to agree.
Mr. Baker then presented the Forest
county plan, and moved ita adoption.
Mr. Smiley moved tbe substitution of
the Venango plan. This waa voted down
by viva voce vote. Mr. Downs offered
an amendment to the Forest county plan
giving Mercer county five dolegates,
Venango and Warren four each, Elk
three and Forest two. Mr. Dunkle
of Warren moved to amend the amend
ment by giving Mercer, Venango and
Warren five each, Elk four and For
est three. These amendments were both
voted down, Venango j lining with For
est and Elk, and Mr. Parsball of Warren
in tbe vote.
Tbe question then reverted to the
Forest county plan, w hich waa adopted
by a yea and nay vole, the five votea
eich of Venango, Elk and Forest, and
Mr. Parsball of Warren making 10 to 0.
A motion prevailed to provide each
County Chairman with aceitified copy of
the new rules, and then tbe convention
adjourned, the two litt c countiea of Elk
and Forest fe. ling elated over li e fact
that in a spirit of fairnesa and magnan
imity equal representation had been ex
tended to them in fiitnrj diitnct couven
tions. Here follows the full text of tbe
PLAN ADnPTKfi:
The undersigned Representatives cf
the Republican party of the coo nt lea
comprising the 2Mb Congressional Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, by authority wal
ed in I bcui b the Hi publican pally ol
tbe several counties of aid District here
by adopt the follow ing rules lor nomina
ting candidates of sai'l party for Congresa
in said District, delegates lo National
Convention and Presidential Klectiun :
1. The Republican Primary Elections
in each of the Counties comprising said
Congressional District shall be held on the
sstiie day (except iu the year 19U2) in
years in which Congressmen, Presiden
tisl Electors and Delegates in (be Nation
al Convention are to lie elected. Kacb
County to hold their County Convention
according to their owr rules.
2. The date on which ssid Primary
Elections shall be held shall Is9 fixed by
the Chairmen of the resiective County
Committee of ea'h of lbs Counties in said
District at a meeting lo be regularly
called for that purpose, and the majority
of said Chairmen shall be competent to
fix such date, and shall be at least one
month betbie holding the Primary Elec
tions. 3. The Congressional l-istriet Conven
tion of the iHib District of Pennsylvania
slisll lie composed of three Conferees
or delegates from oai-h County, who shall
he selected by the Republican Party of
such County in accordance w ith the rules
ol the said party then goverinng said
Countba. Naid Conferees or delegsfna to
elected shall meet in convention at a time
and place fixed by a majority of the
Chairmen of the different County Com
mittees of aaid District, but always to I
located as nearly central as possible in
said Distrb t, and shall perform the duties
devolving Uon them as hereafter pro
vided.
4. The Conferees or delegates regular
ly chosen to represent tteir County in
the Congressional Convention, shall meet
at tbe time and place fixed by a majority
of the Chairmen of the County Commit
. .ci i i ... i ...i
LtW III IIIH (Wfi'lBI Lignum, iiuiiicii
in Section 3. (the first meeting of said,
Conference shall not be later than the
second Tuesday in Jul ) and organize by
electing a Chairman and twofi) Secretar
taries, and such other illicers aa may lie
necessary, and shall proceed to voto, viva
core, for the nomination of a candidate
for Congress, in accordance with the fol
lowing directions : The Chairman shall
direct the Secretariea t proceed to call
over the Conferees form each County in
said OiMrict, w Inch aaid Confertva w hen
so called, shall arise and vote, ru n rocc
fr a eaudidate :or Congress in said Dis
trict, which role shall b recorded by
said Secretaries, snd tbe candidate for
Congress who ahall have a majority of all
the voles ol the Conle.eea ol sal I District
shall be declared to be theaioininee ol the
Republican party for Congress in said
District; in case no candidate appear to;
have a nisioiitv of sll tbe Conferees oltlie 1
District nil the fiist La I lot, the roll shall ;
be called again nnlii some or.eot the Can- '
didsies anpeara m have a majority ot a I
the Conferees from said District. J
5. In case ol a tie vole ill any County !
fair a candidate for Congress, a niaioriiy j
ol tbe Hoi u rn Judges or d legatee st the i
County Convention shall deckle, either
hv lot or otherwise, which candidate!
shall have the instructions ol said Conn-
ly, ond be enti led to the votes of the
I on Is roes representing said County iu
the Congressional Convention.
6. The District Convention shall Is
mail! in session from ilxy to day until a
candidate is nominated for Congress in
accordance with the provisions of the
foregoing rule, unless a two thirds t i)
majority ol aaid convention should de
cide oilier wise; but in nocssecin an ad
journment lie bad lo exceed three ,:) bus
iness dava.
7- lVlenates to the National Conven
tion and Presidential Electors stall be
nominated by the same rules governing
Congresiouel nominations in said Dis
tr lot.
Itrafaeas Caasst He Cared
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased po rtion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an inflamed oou
dilion of th iiiuismis' lining of the F.u
stachisu Tube. W hen this tube gets in
flamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperiect hearing, mi l when it is entire
ly closed dealneRs is the nsult, and un
less the tntlamation can be taken out and
this lube restored lo its normal condition
hearing will lie destroyed forever; nine
cases out of ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but sn Inllauiod condi
tion of the mncivis surfaces
We will give One Hundred IVllara for
any ca,-e of Iealntss (caused by cstairhl
that cannot be cured by Hall's t 'atari ll
Cure. Send for circulars, lice.
F. J. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists, 75.
Hall a Family Pills are the best.
U. A. It. Resolution.
Resolutions adopted, Feb. 1", V.2. by
Eli Berlin Post, No. ij., of East Hu k
ory, Pa. Also ny Cant. Meo. Stow Post,
No. 274, of Tionesta, Pa., Feo. 17. ItHii
VYhkkkas. It Is the duty of every
member of ihe Grand Armv of the Re
public lo aid ami assist our comrades in
every manner possible; and
VtiiKRKAs, The building of some of
our naval vease a in Ihe Government
navy yards by the Government employes
will largely increase Ihe resources of
steady employment lor the veterans, by
easonoi mo pr.lerencs Hist Is given
the n in the employment of mechanic-
snd latmreraat all the navy yards; there
fore be it
Remih ett, That our Representatives in
Congress ae nniiested to me v 11 tbe
means in their power to have enacted
law dire ling the construction ol a nsvsl
vessel at each of Ihe Government navy
yards having li e mce-ssry facilities lo
perlorm Ihe work: and further
Iieaolrril, Thai a copy of these resulu
liona le published in our local papers
ami Kssent to our two L. !S. Senator
our Represents ives in Congress and tl e
lion. Secretary or I lie Navy, reiiuestle
co-operation with us in securing the
passage ol such a law.
A'tesi: Kli Uerlic Post N.i. o!.
J. Aliiai iiii, Commander.
Atlosl; ('apt. Geo. Stow I'osf, No. 271.
S. J. Skti.ey. Commander.
Tit I t I, LIST.
List of causes set down for trial iu :ho
Court of Common Pleas of Forest Cotintv,
Pennsylvania, commencing on the
rourlh Monday of February, MS.' :
1. Truman I). Collins vs. John Wilson.
No. 33, September term, ItKU Summons
iu ejectment.
2. J. W. Baxter, vs. M. V. Patterson
and J. K Beck, trading as Patterson A
Beck. No. ;w. May Term, lwl. Sum
mons in assumpsit.
3. Richard S Wlnlnck vs. A. D. Neill,
No. Si), Feb. Term, IWH. Summons iu
assumpsit.
4. K. C. Heath and George II. Killini r,
doing business as ll-afh cfc Killiner vs.
Free Methodist Church, W. J, Foreman
contractor and W, .1. Foreman and Guv
Hillard, trustees. No as, Sept. Term,
l!M. So . Fa. Sur. Mechanics l,icn.
a. J. F. Proper vs. John T. Carson.
No. ti, Feb. Tei m. PxrJ. Summons in as
sumpsit.
U. Mary Caldwell vs, llralia ev ft Ilea
leand J. S. Caldwell. No. 7, Feb. 'term,
Iisr2. SherifT'a Interpleader.
7. II. L. Hepler vs. Thaddeus Ilsher.
No. 40 May Term, IsaJl. Appeal by Deft,
from J. P.
Attest, JOHN H. BOHEIITSON,
Proibnnotary.
Tionesta, Pa., January 2s,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
BY VIRTUE of a writ of Firri Fa
cias, issued out of the Com t of Com
mon Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylva
nia, and to inn directed, V cro w ill beex
posed to sale by public vendue or outcry,
at the Court H us, in the Borough of
Tionesta, Forest County, Pa., on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, A. D. I!i2,
st one n'clocU p. in. the following de
scribed real est ite, lo wit :
SAHAIi ISOVARD v. JollN W. NO
BI.K Fieri Facias No 3. February
Term, RNrJ, i Waivers;. T. F. Ritchey,
Attorney.
All defendant's right, title, infen-sl
and claim of, in and lo all tost certain
piece or parcel of la d I viiiuan4 Iseiuir Iu
lbs tmroiigh of Tionr-ata. l-'orest county,
Pa., bounded and dcscriiMsl as follow -: On
the west by Vine street, on the north by
lot of Ihe Tionesta Scbo.il District, on V e
east hy land lormnrly of D. S. Knox and
Sickles, mi ibe south by I ind lormerly
owned by A. It. Kelly, now F rdrikson
lot. Containing one aero more or less.
Being same land inenlioiier! in deed to
John W. Noble, recorded in Forest coun
ty, leed B'Kik No. 21. pagetl.
There is erected thereon one lvo-storv
house, wr ather-bosrded and painted,;
21x32 feel, and In good repair ; one barn ;
2hx2t f't, and other out buildings ; one j
good well of aater. !
Taken in exei-ut ion and to lie sold as;
the protierty ol John W. Noble, at the
suit of Sarah Hovard.
TERMS OF SAI.K. -Thc follow! -g !
must Is9 strictly com pi in I w itb w inn the j
property is stricken down;
1. When the plaintitl'rirotber Icin ercd ;
itors liecomc the purchaser, tlm cols on :
the writs must Is- paid, and a list ol 'liens ,
including mortgage scan-hf-son the prop
eity sold, together with such lien credit-'
or'a receipt' lor the smnunt of the pro- i
ceedsof the sale or such portion thereof as '
he may claim, must be furnished the
Sherifl.
2. All bids must lie paid in full.
3. All sales not settled immediately will
lie continued until n'chx-k p. in., of the '
next day, at which time all pniicrtv not
settled tor will auain be put up and sold
at Ihe oxieiise and risk of the person to
whom lirst sol, I.
:Sce Purdon's Digest, Nin'h Kdilion,
page 44H andSmith'a Forms. psL-e :ts4.
J. W. J A M I KSO.N . Sherifl. i
Sheriff's Ol'ice, Tionesta, Pa.. Fi-bru- ,
ary 3, Dr2.
VI7ANTED-R liible man for manager
V of a brani-h otlice we wih to open
III this vicinity. Here i Hftm.il opening
for the right man. Kindly give gl ref
erence w hen writing. Tbe A. T. .Morris
WhnleaalcHnuse, Cincinnati, Ohio. 1-.
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PROCLAMATION.
Wiikhkas, The lion. W. M. I.indsey,
Presidi-nt Judirn of the Court of Coin mop
1'liiis snd quarter Sessions In and lor
the count y o! ' Forest, has i-nuiil his pre
cept for lo .hi i n ' a Court of Coininou Pleas,
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, Orphans'
Coo rt, Over ami Terminer uud tlcneral
Jail lielivery, at Tionesta, for th
County of KoreM. lo coumience 01 the
Kourth Monday of Fehruarv, heina
the -Ith ilnv of Fi 'irusry l!i
lice is tliercfoin iriven to the Cor
oner, Juxtiees of Ihe I'ewo and Con
stalile of sal couiitv, that they be then
and there iu their proper person at ten
o'eps k A. M., ol said dav with their
rer-oiiN. lii'iuiKitions, exainiiiation, and
other lenieuilirsnces, to do Ihoso tluuirs
whli-h to their otlice apriertain to he done,
and totliime whoarelMiiind in recognizance
prosei'iile ajain't the prisoners ' hut are
or shall lie in t lie jail of Forest County, that
fhey may t.e then and there to prcwecute
aminst theiii s-. shall lie just, (iiveu un
der my hand and -al this iiTth day of
Jauo irv, A. !. l!"0i
J. W. JAMIKSON, ua. ShnrilT.
Confirmation Notice.
Notice is her' hv uiven Hint Ihe lollow
ill! ai-coniifs have lieen tiled ill my oflice
and w ill he pr" nted at llm next term of
Court for confirmation :
Final account of A. II. Kelly and O. W.
It'ilonson. Fx colors ol the iat Will and
Ti-sfauieni of Itenjamin Msy, late of Tio-m-la
Iforoiih, pa., deceased.
F'lial aceoont of !,eon Watson, Admin
isirator of Hie F.-tate of Jatn- s O. Haller
ty, la'e of lireen Tonnnhip, l'a., dc-ci-ased.
J. II. HOIIICIITSOX,
Clerk of Orphans' Court.
Tionesta, l'a., January -s, l!y.
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Suit to FIT you at a reduction of from $2.00
$4.00 on each suit and
PANTS AT $3.00 AND UPWARDS.
You will have no complaints on account of any gar
ment RIPPING if made by us.
Ladies' Suits
at a great reduction. Also Jackets and Furs, and a good selec
tion to choose from. We carry the best line in town.
To Start the New Year
and make it as prosperous as the past we will offer you
special reductions on all lines of goods. Watch for
"Good Things" in Groceries, Shoes, Furnish
ings, Chinaware, &c. 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
THE ANTI-TRUST STORE.
NEW AND COMPLETE LINE FOR LADIES
JUST ARRIVED
Come and Examine.
HEATH
Up-to-Dato
A. Ways Cook,
President.
A. B.
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 kinij. Interest ptld on time
deposits. Tour patronage respectfully solicited.
Up-to-date!
BRIGHT SPARKLING ARTISTIC.
Stock of new Goods.
DIAMONDS.
WATCHES.
CLOCKS.
JEWELRY.
NOVELTIES.
LEATHER GOODS.
UMBRELLAS.
CANES
HtinvEV Fritz
The LEADING JKWELKU
32 NF.NECA St., Oil. CITY, PA.
SUITS
SLT
k FEIT.
Dealers in
Kkllv.
Cashier.
Wit, Smkakbauoii.
V Ice Presiden
NATIONAL BANK,
PENNSYLVANIA.
$50,000.
DIRECTORS
U. W. Robinson, Win. Smeai liauKh.
T. r. Rllchey.' J. T. Dale. J. II. Kelly.
Now for a
Clearinci
in Shoes
Sli'M for Wi.oicn, Men,
It ), Girla aud llabiet.
They are a'l lliia leason'i
style, the lust wearing
lea' her, from makers who
:nml at i lie top in tlio thoo
mat ufactorii'p li'ineis, aud
are nlTereJ to you now at a
price that lutans a li' i-av-'
iiij, anil dill we ptisraolet
every pair we rell.
JOE LEVI,
Cor Centre, Sen' t a, A Sycamore Sla
OIL CIT1, r.i.
Pbona 'J3.
$8.00
Store
CASH BARGAIN MAKERS.