n" Smart & Silberberg. OIL CITY, PENNA. Selling Wall Paper at Dry Goods Prices. . , I ., Do you realize what this means! Do .you know that this department store system of ours brings the cost of all grades of wall paper down to half what the regular stores charge I This may seem like an exaggeration, were we not able to back it up. We are the largest buyers of wall paper within a radius of 100 miles. We buy cheaper than most dealers and by selling at our department store basis of profit we can under sell our competitors fully 50 percent. If you have any papering to do this spring. it will pay yoWto run' down and get our prices. We pay railroad fare on t all purchases of 10 or over, so you can trade here without ex- tra expense, and save enough to pay for your time thrice over. To.Encourage Early Buying We Are . t Now ..Selling. . A Lot of 5, 7 and 8c papers at 2c roll A Lot of 10, 12 1-2 & 15c papers at 5c roll A:Lot of 18, 20 and 25c papers at 10c roll We have under contract hangers, and are prepared( to give estimates on all kinds of worn. . ... CarpetS The Opening. Sale. , February brings the news Carpetings, and prices with out a parallel in the history of this slore. Clearance time is over and done for, and the choicest products of the best Carpet makers in America come forward for first showing. Over 200 New Patterns of Carpets, a Quarter to a Third Under Price. We never had so many patterns for choice at the sea l son' beginning. We never had such rich and beautiful car petings. Orders were given months ago when prices were low- ' er, and special concessions even on, account of the magnitude ol big slice from our usual profits, mis great opening sale. SMART & SILBERBERG, ' OIL CITY, PA IMITATION JEWELS. f . s V' . - - """ " VENEERED DIAMONDS AND GEMS OF FINE COLORED GLASS. Ma ( the Madera Tricks of I he Traae FIb Gold Settlaca lard Kor 1 Bo( Stanes The Halo Around a Geiialoe Pearl. AJtbough the Imitation of jewels baa taen practiced for a century or more thaw are comparatively now develop ments in the industry every few years, and the business has of late attained enormous proportions. The majority of these atones are made abroad, and hence they are imported. But while tliey are exceedingly cheap and the duty is low the attempt i occasionally made to simitr gle them into the country, and U seizure result. Again, the imitation is some times so good that even the cuntoms offi cers are puiilrd for a time. However, it is aWays possible for an expert to tell Ike difference If he has sutlicient oppor- ' tunityto apply the proper tests. Imitations of the diamond, topnz, emer ald, amethyst and tuniuoiw are usually made of paste or stress, which is nothing more than a particularly fine grade of glass, to which, if the stone is colored, the proper hue has been imparted by tuo addition to some mineral substance. There is at least one European house, though, which professes to add carbon tn ita diamond Composition, thus seenrine greater bardnesa than would otherwise ' be possible. In London still another plan is pursued .to improve the psste diamond, Genuine diamond dust, produced by the cutting f Jewels," to' treated with acid, reduced to a plastic state and then rolled out in exceedingly thin sheets. This Teneer it cut into the proper ahape and cenient l on the faces of the straps. Class diu juanda can be bought for a few ceuts when onset, but a veneered diamond is worth nearly f 1. A high degree of skill to required in its preparation. .There are several methods of distin guishing between a true diamond and paste. Hydrofluoric acid will eat glass, liat will not affect the genuine stone. A Sle make no impression on the latter cither. Finally a real diamond contin ues to glitter when immersed in water. Hone artificial rubies are of paste; oth er have the same composition as the graaine stone, which consists of eorun awn. The latter variety of imitation nby has the proper hardness and spe cific gravity, and the color is faultless. It can be distinguished from the true ruby only- by a powerful magnifying grass. Bingnlarly enough, the genuine article Is identified by its defects. There re natural flaws in it not found in the imitation, although the imitation also possesses other characteristics (minute bubbles, for instance) which are readily recognised. On some stones, like the topas and emerald, it is not wise to use a file. Tbey are not hard enough to re aist kt The magnifying glass is the sur est means of ascertaining the character of these Jewels. ,. Owing no doubt to the fact that pearls are often worn In strings instead of sin gly or in pairs, like diamonds, the busi ness of manufacturing imitations of them 'hi 'far more extensive than any kindred branch of the industry, except perhaps pie making' at bogus turquoises aud eui tlWU'and rubies for belt buckles. And inasmuch as most of these imitation pearls are exceedingly cheap It is pnosi rlc for anybody to buy them. Thus one may get a card bearing a dosen stickpins with imitation pearl beads for front 1') to 15 cents. If the stones were genuine, the wnnld ho worth from f 100 to fliOO. a staff ol competent paper on those low prices were made our orders. We have clipped a too, to make the offerings for .There nrc several kinds. of imitation pearls. One is a glass bead filled with composition. The tfluss is often not over a sixty-fourth of an inch thick. There are several different compositions used. One looks very much like pa ratlin. A bead filled with that material would crush easily. In other globular .pearls, pierced for stringing, a harder substance is employed. There is an Imported imita tion penrl whose shell is said to be made of fishskin and whose filling is a com pound in which there is ground mother of pearl, the lustrous lining of the oyster shell, wherein the real earl Is produced. This sort of jewel costs a dollar or two, and a string of (10 would sell for $150. Ileal pearls of the same size. and lienuty would brag fully a hundred times that price. Although the manufacture of imitation pearls was long confined to Kurope, it is now conducted in this country also. A New York bouse, the first to engage in the busiuess, introduced a norelty to the trade a few years ago. It made solid pearls In addition to tue filled oues.. The composition employed is as hard as rock. It is almost impossible to break these jewels, and their luster, color and ingen ious Irregularity of form will deceive any one who does not use a mnguifying k!:iss on theia. The head of this house tells many amusing stories about the mistakes made by expert jewelers and pawnbro kers when these st )iies firs! made their appearance. Of course it is not easy to fool an experienced person: still the ex pert must use a powerful lens in order to ascertain the real character of a pearl. He will not trust the naked eye. Occa sionally a Jeweler will say: "No. I cannot detect an imitation pearl eight or ten feet away, but if I hold it in my hand I can see the difference- between that and the real thing. There's a sort of halo around the genuine article which' is un mistakable." Hut other men in the trade frankly admit thut only by means of a microscope can they discriminate. A fashion lias spruuit up of lute years which enhances the deception produced by imitation jewels. If a pate diamond is set in a brass ring or an imitation pearl is mounted on a Cemian silver pin, a sharp eyed observer might suspect the vharacter of the jewel but when the set ting is of 1-i carat or 18 carat gold and the manufacturer has lavished more or less artistic skill on the design of a ring or stud or clasp a different impression is crenti-d. Wli-n one first gits an Idea of the enormous extent to which imitation jew els are sold ami worn, he naturally won ders whether the trade in genuine stones has been ufTectcil. Hut a little inquiry in the proper ciunitcr will satisfy him that it has not. The former are purchased by a class of people who c:'.nuot afford the latter. New ork Tribune. Ta Cleaa a Leuhora Hat. Stir a teasKxnful of powdered sulphur Into the juice of n Icuioij. llru-li this thoroughly into the hut with a toothbrush nil when clean place it nn.h r a tap aud let water run over to fre it from the sulphur. Dry in the air out of the sun. Brush orer w ith the w hite of an egg. - Trae to Ills Cham. It might have been a mistaken idea of boyish honor that prompted him to do it, but who could but admire the spirit of the little fellow who while be lay dying in a New York hospital refused to ti ll the name of the companion who hud pushed hkn from a . freight' car aud brought him to his death? . "Iion't cry. mamma," lie said after bis rroshed leg bad lieeo amputated. "It wouldn't be fair to tell. lie didn't mean to hurt me." And. with his hand clutching bis mother's tightly.' the boy who was true to bis chum even to death pusscd away. Les lie's Weeklr. o l..cxc. The rM.-Ii .. en- l 'c? ii-i y-.oir services, ,1'r. !..:;! k'u. ' t i t i-tLe more cure of your upix an .'. Yon t..k as if you h .d.i't shtv d i.- :i v.--.'!;. The Clerk Hut. sir. I m i ginv. ing a board. The Hoss- That's no cxi us . You must in that sort of thin-; oil if business lours. (Ilasgow Kvcuiu..; 'i"i:acs. I.radtnc l to a Compliment. He The a'tists say that 5 feet iucb.es li the divine height for a woman. His Iarling (crossly) You know that I am 5 feet . ' ' ' He (quickly) Yon arc more than dl rlue, dear. Stray Stories. BAROSMA, THE GREAT KIDNEY AND LIVER CURE Is perfectly !i;r.nles in its effects and pleasint to lake. Thompson's Barosma cures by gently stimulating the liver and kidneys to excrete from the system all panicles of waiter that are p lisouous, rot only to them, hut also to the sioiua.U, heart, lilo-xl an 1 other orpins of the bodv. Bj.-o-mn cjrei ae p:riiuuerit. When the liver H torn or inactive the whole system m ist sutler, uudcrg ting a process of slow juisoiiiiii ; the st un tell is li'lcd with Cirbonicacid g is, mllanting the in icous membra. le or coiling of llu stomach, causing heartburn, p limitation, indigestion, hitter taste on rising, a dul lienvy siu,ish l.liuvr. a desire to sleep fullness ai.d ili.v he.ule 1 e .. T;:j:ii,i sou's B.iro-nu i an excellent stomach tonic, a-.simi!a'..uj w.tli the fcxvi neutralizing the acids au.l carrying the bile from the liver . If the Iwwels arc costive or iu liv.r trouble, Thompson's Dandelion aud Mandrake Pills sliouM be used with fie B irostti.i. They are purely vegetable, und will u t giipe. Inflammation of Stomach and Liver Per.nja:n:ly Cure J. Kver siace I can rcnic ubcr. for twenty ear. or more, my Kick h;is ir.uililcd in . cmsvl b lafl.i-ntnation o( niv tom.u-.i anit liver first. l'i -n my ki.lueys hoc imc involved At liiiie.-. l-ie lwc.ir.ir -Xv-riH-i:liiH; llaviui: usc.1 n l.irce ir.iiu. berol so rdtle.l cures 1 Hniltv tonn.l s cjinntelr cure iu llarsou a livLavlir. I.iver mid kuleey Cure several Wuilt- rcdneiii Ml itithimn-ruioil snd sconsem ullv curiny IV.c ).iiu. Thankslo H.iroma, 1 hiivebcctt pcricctlv well (or muss TEAS. IS. V.. OWKX. Troy Center, Pa. P. S.-MV wire's health h.is grc.itly improved fy taking i'liom)isviirs llarosmn. eiiir ha gained In wei;til. and that yellow tint to her skin has een replaced by a frcslierand healthier color. All druggists $i.oo bottle, or six fos f5.oo. 13 Weeks For 25 Cts. PA aha brlaThtsilt. irTmrfT-aaaj W ..W ' iMMlnf RAMP 1 Illlll.-had. It ,.ai (..riljlllMH C ft . ...u A. mait.ira !' 11 n i r sf ft . si. . 1-11 l'h fiklisf lUt.ialMla f D1H "! .--- - and Kinanw.Pfna. r-1- - iU kind pubUh. l-.'T.n r,,rP" of .MroditHn tt ( I'filHtM, wt will wltlthirti mit r :. Import In u Life, 70, Uanda IU1, l'hilii THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, OK TIONESTA, - PENN. S. S. CftNFIELD, PROPRIETOR. Good Stock, (Jood Carrianes ami Hug flea to let upon the most reasonable tonus, le will also do job TEJLinsro All orders left at the 1'ost Oitico wil receive prompt attention. THE VISIBLE WRITING OLIVER TYPEWRITER Shows ercry won) aj written; aligns perlcct ly, anil needs least re pair. Wrile for cata logue and get name of. nearest representative. Ageots in all leading cities. The Oliver Typewriter re ceived the Gold Medal, High est Award, at the Buffalo Ex position. THE OLIVER TYPEWRITER CO. 107 Lake Kt , Ciiicaoo, III TREASURER'S SALE OF SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS IN FOREST COUNTY, PA. BY VIRTUE of Sundrv acts of tbs Ren eral Assembly of tba Commonwealth of 1'ennsylvsnis relatii g to the sale nt H s'ed and Unseated lands in the County of Format, etc , for taxes due and unpaid, I will offer at public ssla at the Court llonse, in the Borough of Tionesta, l'a, on the 8ECOXU MONDAY OF JUNE 1WI2. being tba Ninth day of Jans, 1902, at 10 o'clock A, M., tlm following deserilied pies of land or such parts thereof as may be recsasary to satisfy the amonnt ol taxes and costs due and unpaid a2inst the sani and continue the same from day to day aa the same may be found necessary. . , TERMS OK. HALE. The amount of taxes and coats must be paid when the property is utruck fi'or the sale may lis avonii d and tba properly put pu and rt-Kild. All Trans not olherwUe marked arc advertised for Taxes fur lO0 and I no I it TjrJSTJA.TI!3ID LAND. Barnett Township. . War. Aerra Warramee or Owner A't. 3100 449 John Becker 1900 IS 88 210 W illiam ray heirs 1!KH 0 00 .11 '.9 2i7',' Clark A Kreitler, East part SM 09 SO J M t'lapp tl tlilfovle 1900 S tsl ;!:tll 100 Daniel Sterner ItsJO M00 3818 .' Wlilisin Wrar heirs 19J1 t : J00 W D Shields il Klder S3 S 3160 333 Owen P Brlcker d J Back er 1IM1 U S3 Harmony Township. 143 O 8hamburg 1901 'JO 88 L A llotckias a Cart wright 1901 3 -2t XO Howarth heirs 54 80 73 Miles Hugh 1900 11 10 41 J O Guild 11 17 1S U 8 I'aul 4 97 13H K 8 Paul 0 23 Xo. 5 2.'9 Pittsburg Nat'l Bank of Commerce 1901 48 63 Ks) Dr Smiley tt Oetche.1 40 20 100 T J Bowman tl Connelly 23 80 Creen Township. MS9 l.iO Henry Killer 1901 11 3818 04 Lacy 1900 -J6 if of 164 Peter Mvera fl Nulph 1901 4 1(818 S Lscy I'.KH) 13 101 First Natl Bank of Holll- davabiirg 20 5185 3M6 .1817 1818 S817 2.12 John A Dale Heirs 3 811 T D Collins 1900 96 64'. T I) Collins 1901 197 54 T I Collins 11 Wallace 1"00 15 3M6 ( 1HI7 J JS O V & J F rroper.Laod only 18 132H Proper & Lacy 57 1M T D Collins Co 1901 41 ;9 Ijitulers & Wymao 1901 4 32 Lauders& Wymao 1911 S .VM)1 :I8I8 is 18 3S18 Klngsley Township. 5117 113 James Gilbert 18 814". 222 O W Proper tl Watson 31 ,11 S3 30 John A Stewart tl Jackson . 1901 12 SIS6 IW Wolf & Co 55 .'ilss 8't 8 A Ford fl Caroline 14 5IS8 S ot ,1.0 W m Sinclair 22 .' 10.'. 340 Graudiu Co S oil & gaa 11 5108 1II9S Qrandin .t Co .Soil & gaa 39 ,'.IC9 KvtO (iraudin & Co S oil gas 57 5110 300 Grand in A Co H oil & gaa 10 31 .'S 1177 Grandln A Co H oil &gaa 48 SI29 1006 Grandin & Co J, oil&gaa 36 S'.'U 100 AncborOilCo tl Scbooley 8 3lo: 300 Marcy Oil Co tj oil & gaa II 5104 1098 Maroer Oil Co X oihftgaa 39 5ii9 1611 Marcy Oil Co oil & gae 57 6110 300 .Marcy Oil Co )i oil t gaa 10 5I2S 1.177 Marcy Oil Co ', oil gaa 48 5129 1061 Marcy Oil Co ',' oil gas 38 5193 2-3 of 400 Saxtoo, Breunan & Dais P.I0I 19 51.11 1000 Forest Oil Co 1901 107 51.12 50 J N Patterson T 3138 , of I.'1, Whltt-kinABrennan 1 5107 197 E E Lewis & Confer 14 .'211 893 C A Cornea '-, oil & gaa .;U 5187 91U .1 T Bminati fl Starrowa 17 3816 15 JF Proper fl J A Proper '01 1J 5268 IS 8 H Haslet 1901 Hickory Township. 520.1 290 HenrlcejiLeosTrustees'01 .10 3-".'l 1 Heurlce & Ini Trnsteea'01 5203 570 Wilkins, Cro.ker & Long lf 5191 200 Unknown 38 300 John 8 mall wood 58 100 David Beatty 1901 8 i of 120 Longwell & Fee ' 7 32 E It Wiggins 1901 3 5-16 of 16 Dr Coltwit fl lteed 1 50 H H StowePJOl . 6 188 J L Sternberg fl Breonan 16 5232 5191 5192 519! :89 2 Frances Henry 1 75 Jacob Emeillug EaUla 19 53 Orion Sigsius 1901 6 50 J M Kepler 9 50 Orion Siggina fi Clapp 19U '6 3181 J M Clapp fl Unknown 111 84 43 O Sigglnafl Cbnrch Tim ber only l'.KIl T 1 0 Sigglna tl Middieton 1901 1 .150 C Percival ft Janes Hay oil & timber 80 15-K15 of 024 H P Cbnrnhtll 14 10-16 of 621 F W Morgan 0 10-16". of 1124 Emma Diffendorf 9 3689 M9J 5192 5192 5192 5192 3193 5231 5210 51(r 10-165 of 624 J W U'illiard 10-165 of 24 W V Marks 8 42-165 of K24 George P Griffith fl Ilarher Creek Oil Co .19 50 J T Brennan II Btarrow 'Ul 6 28 8 8 Hoi brook - 7 15 M K Riddle H Cbnrch 1901 1 2-3of 1"0 axton Brennan a Dale ALE Pet. Co' 10 11 .130 Jeese Dayton 61 53 Jesse Day um 11 Tionesta Township- 42 A W Brown fl A'eant '01 8 19 2 O S'ggfna tl Hepburn '01 39 28:16 1072 Hannah Gliailan 2"7 27 2828 265 J W Fielder 1901 50 70 98 Sam'l R Phillips 1901 15 '.9 40 J V Vanvranktn 12 80 825 1001 Hammond 1901 117 Ob US J T Hrenran 1 .'4 3824 152 G W Koblnsiin tt Walker 24 31 240 W A Grove fl Irwin .'-8 40 2 F F Wbittekin H Carson 80 2 C A Ilaudall tt U G B 80 -S J F liverlander lt01 1 9". 70 Agnew, Proper ft Jainlnaon 12 18 17 Agnew, I'roper & Jaraieson 2 73 l'ifl G G Sirklra 2.il0 ::6 H K Bigwoith fl Kelly 8 85 16 J F I'roper II Forest Proper 35 90 28.11 ) 461 A T Sudield ti Ciirtio ,' 2:1". t nil ami gaa 20 41 80 Win Ledeburfl F ldebur 15 14 63 B-lle K Clark fl Hulinga - 7 38 3821 H '8 1 o-h1s Hmra 32010 Howe Township. War. Acres Warraatee or?)wner Am'l 111 J Itoaenb att land 1901 V 51 37 11 Koaenblatt 1U0I 21 70 55 8amuel Stein 34 76 37 H Waldheimer 1101 '21 50 8197 3197 3197 3197 4791 5266 1125 T D Collins flV ft D 1570 05 ;of8J2 T D Collins 399 30 228 Joseph Adamson fl Sal moo Creek Lum Co '01 19i) 08 453 Pitt-burg Forest Co Lumber Co 613 78 1031 Orandln & Co Soil ft gas 42 25 510S 4823 5105 5105 5108 5101 510". 2993 Sift.", Vacant 1011 Man y Oil Co S oil ft gaa 228 Marcy Oil Co oil ft gsa 2.'8 Grandin & Co W oil ft 42 25 13 80 & gaa 13 70 1031 Josepli Adamson '01 886 6'i Sofl I3U penn Tannlug Co II W H Co 612 13 107 J Mifflin ItiOl 9 21 25 Keed & Brenneman fl Dobbs 17 Reed & Brenneman fl Dobba 100 E N Ia, receiver . 50 E N Lee, receiver 50 E N Lee, receiver 110 P J Swain 138 R J blood 11 Blood 325 South l'enn Oil Co fl Means ft While '01 - 2; W 8 Cole fl Nugent 4 10 2 80 17 26 8 20 8 20 18 04 22 6 2 27 95 Vacant 2916 13 2-s08 2.1 2W18 21 28" i Vacant 3801 - Vacant 2 19 27S 2K78 3191 3-5 of 1 P-O O W ft J F Proper 877 49 3-5 of 1 160 W H Frost BStewart 5-4 99 1 104 T I) Collins 1414 00 1M T D Collina 255 93 267 T 1) Collina ,V5 09 1122 T D Collina 16-100 890 T D Cllins 963 32 H 0 8 fl Henne & Others 16 40 618 T D Collina 838 08 4823 3195 31112 4790 Vacant 421 27-16 51 110 GW ltobinsonoil&gaa 9 02 2977 yiulM 61 E N Lee receiver 10 00 .1801 18 Mi ana & White 3 94 97 74 385 10 4792 31X5 3184 Vacant 19 i T I) Collina 350 T D Collins 326 D E Brower.actlngei ecutor 53 38 1-18 Cyrus H Blood IB J Blood 1901 -11 86 Jenks Township. ' 8 150 A J Martnrie 1901 1155 11 110 P ltnynton i.3 so 51 5.V. II L ft J L now O W 5142 5142 3179 I'roper ,19 99 3179 Ol ;'0 II L ft J L, now J F I'roper 16 II 3182 3-4-5-69 12 11-14- 19-20 I0:W Baker Hammond ft Co 1901 189 59 50 Mrs Isabella Price 8 50 Mrs Isabella Price 8 45 : I 20, H.l C Gallagher tt Mc- llltaina 1901 100 JAR Ashley 1901 T T 7W 80 63 71 HI 90 08 16 7il 76 70 61 64 90 04 8.1 80 II 28 26 32 61 200 R J Blood fl Blood : 9 L J Maika 1901 164 Rohiiifoa ft Booner II Tlioinwon 6 '4 D E Brower 33 8 27 S01 16 I (HI Anna Hill . 528 C B Clark ft Kreitler fl Gully. K. End 3V0 28 Cyrm BKml eaia'a '00 1124 Urighlft Duhriug'Ol 103 P P Blood 100 P P Blood WPP Hlond Nl P B Hunt 100 Kniina J Curry 90.1 Orandln,tt'oS'.Hgs 38 .'8S tlranilii.U. S'il.:aa 3 58',' MarcrtMIt 'oSollftgs 3 903 Marcy Oil Co.Soilftgaa 38 It 0 E.f Bevier fl Blood 103 0 Kd llevirr fl Blood 92 74 II Mclniies estate 53 901 Salmon Creek Lum Co 153 3169 22 S6"l 1110 364 1 7 Vaoint 3660 1669 3s0l 3170 8141 13 3H 9 .7 2022 3101 Vacant Vacant 3t6l ' Ja'of IU0 Proper Agnew ft Kelly 4 23 132 O W Proper fl Wood bum 2.' 3i 14s Hall Gardner ft Co '01 11 :9 1131 Hall tiard.erft Co 776 23 .14 South l'enn Oil Co II . M W 11MI ?S 72 160 John Wray 8 B Kevner and others 1901 13 32 :W Cecil Gross 1901 3 .11 58 E.I Bevier fl M ft W 50 M) 195 North Peun Oil Co 1901 56 98 86 Means White 144 50 F K Whliiekln fl Jack 8 4 100 Proper A Agnew 16 90 140 Zellerft Bubl O W S WftD 23 66 140 Grove W A Co flW&D 23 (6 127 Knnpp ft Yates 21 49 74 Horton. Crary ft Co fl Mclanee 53 33 S&t 8141 Mill 11 . Baraell Tawaahlsi. AcrM VimalM m On. Am 10 II M Bole l'.'l I Wat. 122) W R Coon estate 1900 36 I 3701 10 J K Hick fl Pmrsall . 17 I 12 J B Miller 190U 1 1 150 J W r'anton Ball 8 1 8". Mrs Msg e White 1001 5 I 100 lianiitl Meiner I HO I 17 i treea Tawaakla. 50 II F HI u 111 PHKI, 7 I 50 I.nustrelb heirs 8 ' 80 Oris A Cbas Walters 1900 5 I 45 Frank Ijnigstrelli 1901 7 I .25 J A Thompson 1901 2 1 tllrkarv Tawaakla. 50 J II Allmugh 13 1 160 N U A Win Hall 60 I 3311 3819 1819 :(820 3810 3820 5199 5218 834 A L C,,n f,'r 1000 M ' 5233 310 1!S1 23 ; 8218 834 " " 1901 63 ! 52; .10 " II Island' 5 John A Dale heirs P.HH) 4 ' 5 A V II II Pull 3 I Island l'i John Kinnear 1900 4 : 6190 50 Kelstsr and Cliirvh 111 840 Little Hickory Oil Co 1900 86 I 5203 670 Mercantile Oii Co 101 I 96 Clariwa Mei'iilclienn 29 50 II L Psllersnn 17 I 52.13 36SI 5190 6191 65 Cssca.le Pet I .and Asso'01 II 1 13 .las JnliiiMton pt I 19 Dsn Ku-tler pll llawe Tswaahlp. 106 Chambers .V Fisher 4545 3186 ( 3186 1186 2ir22 2H2a Him 3799 1801 I . isnaui i.nai ja 68 " 1901 6 I 100 " " 11SJI 8 : 362 North I'onii Oil Co limo 19 1 .KiJSnntl, IV, ,11 Co 1901 21 I 696 North Peun Oil Co 1900 86 I 751 W. H . Frost 9J ' 1 8 J W 1 lack 1901 2 5102 1218 (Timber only) Wilburg dr Urn 1901 104 1 loO Mm Caroline Watson 1901 10 ' 810 W II Kroit 140 I Jeaka Tawaakia. 496 F II Becker 1900 46 1 19 " U 00 26 1 227 J W Daniels lou I 31.13 S718J 3160 SI62 Vao 3SP1 IEAU hall 1900 4 1 3644 983 P D Kiitdln II Tavlor 1900 70 ' 3171 i JT Reexi fl Tavlor 7 3160 587 F II Becker 19. 1 45 i 3170 130 Geo S Keed 34 i Sxol 55 Jan Neviaon 13 1 3561 i or K9 John Crablree II C it T 1901 47 1 21 John A Magna 1901 3 I SUM James Nevison lul 3177 114 sub 2.) DRSbields Jt Bro '01 8 1 Klaanley Tawaahla. 5268 1 H I, Bennett 8 51.14 912 Darrah Co 117 5213 S16 i4 or land) A H Heard 44 62H8 120 ABIIesnlt KoaeniUlg'00 21 6268 'J 8 of 120 A H Heard A Hosen- (itiig Wl 5217 1241 li or land) A II Heard 71 6214 290 A H Heard 34 6186 85 Lawrence A Nmearbaiigh 4 6217 1241 () nil and its) A Lamb 19 6212 .Utn J V Schisilev it Co (J tax) S3 6i:5 1157 Watson A Kreemati 161 5111 170 " 4 5268 80 loll and gas) Wheeler A Ihisenhurv 1900 2 12 (timber onlv) Wheeler A Diisi nliury 1!K) 2:1 40 P N Haslet fl Biddle 1901 3 5197 5112 5IK61 6187 J J 100 Cbaa Starrow 1901 24 65 llarasaay Tawaaalp. Sena. WariMUa ar O.mt. 50 Ham Brown 84 David lleally 1900 Itm Kisher Ilroa 60 J K Green 52 " " 3S " " 30 Mills, Chase A Co 100 F'g'b A Cherry Hun Oil Co 1901 14 165 " " " " 2.1 264 Pittsburg Co O'Hsra 90 1-16 A K Lapp 19tK 10 4 Krrest Nutley 2 .15 W II Wood II 82 " " Z1 40 Warren A Venango Oil Co 1900 10 20 W II Howell 1901 1: 2 Brenneman A Higglns 11 C E Landers 1 Il 0 Walter Dawson 1901 ; 8 12 Brenneman A Siggina 1901 1 80 Kd Collins 1901 0 . . . Tlaaeaia Tswaaalv. 106 Agnew, Proper A Jamieson 24 00 J Wm Lswr. lire 1900 2 02 25 Emaiiiial Mealy 12 27 9 Tionesta Water Supply Co 1900 2 48 1116 Webster A Co .16 89 20 Cascade Pet Ind Co 1901 6 96 9 " " " 1901 2 0 .1 125 John Charleston 1901 1", ko loo Wm Cook 1901 u b0 119 H isi 48 J T Dale 1901 2 78 15 Walter Dawson 1901 3 on 63 Joseph Fa Her 1901 8 78 130 Lincoln Oil Co liml 27 30 53 ('has Leeper 1901 14 60 i J TOverlander IWU u m 6 Senner Hmith 1901 2 SI 100 James Willi tt 1901 16 60 5PM Walters 1901 let Ttaaesta Bs-roaafc. 1-18 Mrs C K Bradbury 1900 28 4- Lvman Cook 5 20 10 J H Clsr fl J D Davis 1900 3 12 1 16 Randall A llickling 1900 62 t Riley llattie II Smith 9 80 395 G G Sickles 1900 ptf 00 I L F Watson 10 10 1 KH Siilsnn fl N Dale liO) o t Tbeo Huddleson fl Nell 1901 54 i Winlleld Selley 1901 g 75 i " " m- 64 i " " liMIt 54 1 C M Whiieman 1!K)1 j t Mrs 8 J Groves fl C'ogan 1901 65 By vlrtnnf art act of Assembly enti tled "An- Aet to regulate the collection of taxes on unseated lands," approved the 6th day of June, lhH7, Interest will be charged on 1900 taxes from January 1, 1901, to date of pavment.andon 1901 isxhs from January 1, 1H02, to date of payment, at the rale of six per cent, per annum. Five percent will l,e added on all laxea on seated lands. F. A. KELLER. Treaaurar. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa. March 8, 1902. . 31S1 ,10 ,H8l 30 .1174 48 3169 Vacant 3169 5141 SIM 3122 31.'9 S173 3667 3171 3173 .1173 - 3170 1800 5110 3129 5129 5110 3171 10 Nolhina in That rau't he fooud tt this store. Wt have it io SHELF AND HEAVY GOODS. A gimlet or t two inch auger. A peo-koie or a tix fooi crott- 1 cut it. We cao lit you out quick, sttisfactorily tod at , t very imall margin above actual cost. Wo cau aet you out for housekeeping, farmiufr, lumbering, teaming, nr toy wty you like, an long at il'i io the hardware lire. Stoves and Ranges We always ki rp in stork end of the clas suited to this latitude-Gas, Wood or Cial. Aaditil'aa Wagon, Sleigh or Buggy. You wanl we're prepared to figure money into your pocket and not half try. It's up I vou m.w. Give ut t chance to prove what we're saying. SCOWDEN & CLARK. County Plione 2'. MARIENVILLE HARDWARE & MACHINE COMPANY. Ha nitron', .Mill Sitiifiltm, ctr. . . . Mill Maclthtcru llrfKtlivtl I'romtt l.tf. Shafting, Vttllegx and Pillow Itlocku Furnished on Short Xotlce. NEW AND COMPLETE LINE 0F .RUBBER Shelf Hard are, Iron, Ninls and Tool at the Lowest Market Trice. Stove of all kinds. Pet feci Olive Range t Specially; Guaranteed to Hake. Axe, I'ea y Cint Hooks, Spuds, Atk in' Hand C'mscui, Hand and Circular Saws, Returned il Unsatisfactory. Abra sive Ktuery Wheel. E. A. YETTER. MANACER, MARIENVILLE, PA. SEED POTATOES, SEED CORN, SEED GRAIN, CRASS SEED, and everything for the Farm or Garden. Send for my Catalogue and Price List before buying elsewhere. WRITE TO-DAY. GEO. L. SIEGEL, Mention this paper, ERIE, PA. TVrnt mv two Ufa mrrlMM and hrn(M. IVal witb tbe factor)'. t iur ltwwt wIhImI rmtM. Oar lyilrm of !( dtn-t-t to customer! m nmvinc tbouiumlB ofilollani to ntrrlwt buytr In Tiry corner of tbt country. W quntu ttiDutiue ri- to you thnt we would five ttiv tHricmt wbolrtmit JoNjr, and w otTr you an Mm.ninciit to rtioww from mn:b mi no iht-r dtaifrcan how. Witb every purrhM irlvf th bnnnlMt Kuamntt. I fit in not in fverr witjr uiisiactor, jou can return lh rebtcia Io ua aud w will puy trwitikivbartft-a butt. wuja. W? can alau Save two fr you on harnma Wrll for our fn tfHTile thf ImitnU. miwleour factory fnuiotm wattt urn!! your netsi i.-i uuvt uit ai.Biu(ut uy THE COLUMBUS CABR1AGE k HARNESS CO., rAl..aaih..at t Blapuieiil Iruui loluiubua. WrtMtonrawstomra, "Mlr nana. nu 12. dl'GUST tUQSCK OFTIOIA1T. Ofliui ) t Natiiinal Hank IluililiiiK, Oil, CITY, 1'A. Kyes exainlupil frp. Kxi'lusivrlv nplii-al. Pennsylvania ItAILIlOAI). BUFFALO AND AI.LKOHENY VAL LKY MVLSION. Tskiuir clli-i't. Nuv. :tl. IWU. No. 30 IIuIIaIo Kxfirms, d.iily rxi-ppt Hiimlay 11:25 a. in. Nn. n Oil City anil PI t-liurir Kx ress,(laily,exuppt Hunday..7:0 p.m. Kor Hickory.Tidiiuite, Warren, Kliuua, Itraillonl. Olean anil the I'.ait : No. 31 Olean Kxpross, daily : ex'M'pl Siinilav 0:S-"' m. , No. 33 PitUlnira; Kxpress, daily except Sumlay :: p. ni. , Fur Time Tallies ami sililitliuial Infur- niation I'oiiaull Tii-ki t Agi'lit. I J. 11. HUTCHINSON, J. It. WOOD, (ieneral Manai-'iT. (icn'l I'aMpngi-r Atft. If OA VO TOADVKKTISK III I I X A I O Til IH PAl'Klt. Hardware TIONESTA, PA. I AND LEA THER BELTING, SEEDS At WHOLESALE PRICES DIRECT TO THE FARMER. The Very ftF.ST SFFnS That Prow. nm - iflfta whMi vm hntF Profits and athpr bnrt ivinlnmri inuhtrHUnl t'aUioaiue In wbK.-b wa 1 nurn - vi. dIih'Uiiim. if., thut h f for th-ir hitch arade. Hun n niore iirrfwlmc: writ to-ditv and you ior luiun.- una DA Daw 14 A.C.UREY, LIVERY Feed & Sale STABLE. Fino Turnouts at All Times at Reasonable) Rates. Itmr of Hotel Weaver TIOITESTA, J?J. T l phone .o. 20. EH FhmI. (Jrcttcnberger (iKNKIUL BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST. All work iKirtalnlna; to Mai hlnerv, Kn jrines, Oil Well TimiIs, lias or Water Kit liiiirianil Oeneral Itlai ksmitlihiB; promnt Ivilmie st Low Kstes. KepairinK Mill Msi'liinery iven Kpirinl attentiim,' and -Btist'Hi'tioii irnuraiitiHil. Shop in rear ol anil Just west of tha "haw House, Tiilioulii. l'a. Your pHlroiiH;( solieitiil. Fr.Kn. OUKTrKNIlERflKR.
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