Smart & Silberberg.
OIL CITY, PENNA.
Special Sale of
CARPET
20,000 stock of Carpets to
cases less than cost.
At particularly low price we will sell a lot of short lengths,
pieces that have enough in them to cover ordinary rooms.
Bring along your room measurements, and you can secure a rare
bargain.
Terms of sale must be cash in every instance. If desired
you can make a payment and we will secure the carpet for you.
Ingrain Carpets, regularly 35c, will be sold at 25c
Halt "Wool Extra Super ingrains, regularly 55c, will be 30c
All Wool Extra Supers, regularly 65c, will be 40c
Extra Heavy Brussels Ingrain, regularly 75c, will be 59c
Pro Brussels Ingrains, regularly 95c, will be 69c
8- wire Tapestry Brussels, regularly 60c, will be 45c
9- wire Tapestry Brussels, regularly 75c, will be 59c
10- wire Tapestry Brussels, regularly S5c, will be 69c
Special 10 peices Smith's Velvet Brussels at 69c
This grade has never been sold under 1.00
Very Special 20 ,erccs J0!"1 .and..Jelvct Hit
ent colorings at .
These are regularly
Smith's best Moquet carpets, regularly 1.15, will be 79c
Smith's best Axminstcr carpets, regularly 1.35, will be 9Sc
Smith's extra Savanaire carpets, regularly 1.75, will be..l.29
Sanford'8 velvet Brussels carpets, regularly $1.10, will be 89c
Saniord's extra Wilton carpets, regularly 1.75, will be 1.29
Wonderful Rug Bargains.
A lot ol Double Faced Rugs, size 27x54, at 98c each
Carpet Size Rugs, Double Faced, size 9x12 feet at...$9.90 each
Carpet Size Brussels Rugs, size 9x12 feet, at 12.90
Carpet Size Axminstcr Rugs, 9x12 feet at, 22.50
SMART & SILBERBERG,
OIL CITY, PA.
PROVISIONAL RESOLUTIONS.
An Appeal Will Be Made to National
Civic Federation.
Shamokin, Pa., Jlarch 25. The reso
lution presented at Sunday's session
of the convention of the United Mino
Workers' cf American by the special
co nmlttee appointed on Saturday con
tained a provisional strike declaration
and was unanimously adopted.
After Its adoption President Mitchell i
made a statement explanatory of the
resolution. It recites the grievances
of anthracite mine workers; calls at
tention to the wage scale unanimously
adopted by the convention, the main
features of which are: A shorter work
day and uniform Increase in wages,
declares mino workers cannot con
tinue at work during the coming year,
under the present low wages and In
definite conditions of employment, and
provides for a general suspension of
work to take effect upon a date to be
designated by the executive boards
of districts 1, 7 and .
It provides, however, that before re
sorting to a strike an appeal be made,
to the executive committee of the in
dustrial department of the National
Civic Federation. Should this action
fail prior to April 1 and after that date
negotiations are still pending, all an
thracite mine workers, except those
necessary to keep the mines in re
pair, are to remain away from the
mines, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Satunlavs of each week.
Commenting on the action of the
convention President Mitchell said:
'I am free to confess a strike is immi
nent." Unless the efforts of the Civic Fed
eration are effective with the coal op
erators It is more than likely that a
repetition of the struggle of 19"0 will
occur In the anthracite region. In that
year 140.000 employes of the anthra
cite mines were on strike for six
weeks. Before the completion of the
draft of the resolution, President Mit
chell telegraphed the presidents of
the coal carrying roads making a last
appeal for a conference. He received
several replies all of which refused to
meet the representatives of the union
The other presidents made no rea
ponse. The purpose of the suspend
ing of work at the mines three days
in each week after April 1, If negotia
tions are then pending, is to prevent
storage of coal by the companies by
producing an amount sufficient only
to sunnly the existing needs of the
market.
WAS AUTHORIZED.
Believtd Beer Delegates In Europe
Ordered Schalk-Surger to Act
Amsterdam. March 25. It is believed
in Loer circles here that the move of
acting President Sehalk-Burger is the
result of a communication from the
Boer representatives In Europe. A
former member of the Transvaal gov
ernment said: ,
"After the exchange of the Dutcu-
English notes, a conference was called
fnr Fi-hruarv. This conference was
attended by Mr. Kruger, Dr. Ieyds
and the delegation, and it was decided
to send fix emissaries to South Africa
hv different routes with dispatches for
j ed
!
be sold at cost ami in
some
59c
sold at $1.00.
Steyn and SchalK-Burger, giving tneiu
a detailed account of the situation.
One of these agents ought to have
arrived about this time. Documents
lately received from Sehalk-Burger In
dicated that peace terms had been
recently disenssed by the leaders In
South Africa, but the leaders declared
they could not acceptanythlnglessthan
the terms demanded at Middleburg
by General llotha, February iS. 19'1,
and especially the point ol complete
amnesty for Cape rebels, because the
greater part of the commandoes act
ually in arms are composed of Capo
insurgents.
The fact that the Boers in the Held
are Inclined to compromise their de
mands for absolute Independence,
continued the speaker, "seems to be in
dicated by the plan Schalk-Hurger has
outlined, for the government of Indust
rial centers. This consists of a
British board of administration with
proportional Boer representation."
Does Not Mention Interview.
London, March 25. In a dispatch
from Pretoria. Lord Kitcneaer give3
his usual weekly total captures, etc..
but does not mention the Sehalk
Burger Incident.
Brooks Inquest Postponed.
New York. March 25. Coroner
Brown announced that the inquest to
determine the cause of the death of
Walter Brooks, who was found dying
in tho Olen Island hotel cn Feb. 14
with a bullet wouud in his head, has
been postponed until April 2. It is
not known whether Miss Florence
Burns will be called upon to testify at
the inquest. District Attorney Jerome
said that he would not present th
case to the grand Jury unless he ob
tained more evidence.
fi'rs. Nation's Pupil.
Topeka. Kan.. March 23. Mis3
Blanche Boise, a protege of Mrs. Na
tion, horsewhipped Mayor Parker in
his office at the City buiding yesterday.
Three times she lashed the mayor and
then he sprang at her, tore the raw
hide out of her hand and pushed her
into the hall. Before beginning her
horsewhipping Miss Boise gave the
n ayor a severe scolding and accused
him of being responsible for the fact
that the Joints are running openly in
TopeVa. ,
Has Recovered His Voice. t
New York, March 24. David Bisp
ham. who lost his voice while singing
at Worcester, Mass., a few days since
has fully recovered and resumed his
work in opera and concert. He will
sail on May 10 to take pait in the coro
nation season of grand opera at Cov-
ent Garden. London.
lie 1Vn "ll."
"I don't I'i'lu've ymi live me a bit
subbed Ilia wife.
"Hut I do. 'billing. I"
"Don't n il me! It minuluriil yon
should. No limn could love a woman
who wear" such old lints an I do." l'liil
udrlihia Tinii a.
'loo Mce (o l.nnl.
Peililli i Iv ill.' Li I v -f the Imii c :
Mr. Ny.:;.v.t.i- V , : I.rt I':. :e I. :ii
Ihint in the ivide wurl.l we want.
Poilill.r-AII right, rlr; I'll "ill aain
Wheu the hoiu yniooii U over.
Vclcn?i T.irtCI:!.
Torti't.-w
piii-c i f -''
coal. To
llmen ntir
f.l
:
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a l.i
ll!!
I i
paste wi'h a n i a !. ". 1
I" !
a nictate, i 1,'nii. :,! v. i t t i
the Indians lore 1' fun" t' r
vu-don. tlio na s'.i.ii'.'.l i'11'1
!
deft i-.il l iiir of l!u- liain'-. C :il I o'o-.i
heard as one sva!', past turvl I.' M." i :'n
home. They have 1 1n sun I t;ite of t'e
cereal, hut are tun tousli for Aineriiviti
digestion. Often they are folded tcccth
or anil ued as scoops fur the ini oim Is
hot with chill popper. Unit niv dear to the
Mexican palate or as plates on which t
spread fiijolcs. National Magazine.
BAROSMA,
THE GREAT KIDNEY AND
LIVER CUKE
Ih perfectly hinuicss it its effects ami
pleas nil to ta'vo. Thompson's Harosnia
euros by Rcutiv stiiir.i'.atiiii; the liver nmi
kidneys to evrcU- troni the system ail
particles of muter th.it are prisonous,
rot only to them, hut also to the stomach,
heart, )1 and other i;ui! ol the
IxkIv. Brosmi cu.ci ire p.-riruii;nt.
W'lt. ;h liver is biro l or in.u-.ive the
whole system inif-t siiil'or, nn ler ini; a
pneess of slow pois-vr-ie; ; lite stomioh
is li l.'i! with carbonic acid has, iniiaminn
the nrico'.ts m.-mhr.r.ie orco ili i.4 of the
s ton; i.'ii, c msiti he.n t'r.irn, palpitation,
tsiiltesttoK. b.ter t.is'.e oa re-it'.;, a dill!
neavv s'luisli feeling, a il.-stre to sleep,
fnili.esi ai. l ili.'V lu' hiesliiesj. Tiioinp
son's H,i:os;.u i-. a.i c.vile:it stom.ieli
tonic, a siitii'.aliii v.tii the food,
neutral 7.i: th? acids a '. 1 eirryim; the
bile from tlie liver If the howvis are
costive or in liv.r trouble, Thompson's
Ibvule'ion and M.r.id:"..Ue Pills shutild be
Useil with the 1! ir.Miu. They are pmely
vegetable, anu will n t pipe.
Infljmrrutien of S'oniach and Liver
Fcrauncrttl Cured.
ICvers::!'- I -.iu n-iiii.- -iVr. lortwcntr vear
nrv..v.r l-iv t-.K-l. 1- i 1 . ..' K,l i:k till! Iiy
!n!;.: :t ! i!iv vt.i-.u.i - i .in ! liver .". .- I. t'irM
my kuliK-v - t.v.li..i- itii-ic.l M tun.--, t v tulll
1 ivj !:ti i x. L -u -.. 1 1 li ; H i u: u--. it a l.ir.;' Ill
Ixr ul s. f.i'l . .1 i ur. I iinVI . t.'im . .i -vi..cie
cure in ::r"!i i l..i.-'n..u he, l.iwr mul hiilncy
Curehiver.il N'Uie rc.iuini; nit iuli.l'lu: ;H:on
till sii-iw-im Kill inline l:;e fain, 'i hank.-to
Kanviviia, I haie been ptrfiiy wt''l fr tHSEB
VKAK9. n. It. OWKX.
Troy C.-r.ter, Pa.
P. S.-My wile's health hai i;rr:itly improved
t-vUkini. i'Lc::iiw :r :tauvi.i. iic hai K iineJ
kiweii'M. an.l that vrllcw Imt t- hi-r j-kin hat
been u-piacul by a livncr and licaUlncr color.
All diuxgi:!- 1.00 a bottle, or m fol
Weeks Fop 2.5
For tli brigriUM, -w!ftllf
I 4 akindra!.t. ihutrrf
portlu lalfe, I)nnlu UltlK, I'Ulla
THE OLD REUflELE
LIVERY STABLE,
or
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CANF1ELD, PROPRIETOR.
(loud Stock, tiooi! Carriage and Hug
fiim to let upon tlie iwwt reasonable terms,
le will hImi do
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receive prompt attention.
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OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIllTCEofSnnilrv aclaof lh Gen
eral Aaneniiily of tho Cotcinonwealtli of
Pennaylvania rel itli g In the mile ot Seated
and Una ateil laiula in Ilia t'oimtv of Fori-m,
etc., for taxed due an.l unpaid, 1 will oiler
at public Kile. at. CieCoirt llon-e, in t he
Borough of Ttunenin, Pa, on thn
8KCON1) MONDAY OF JI NK 1902.
being the Nmlli
o'olock A. M.,
day or .Line, 11812, at 10
the following deacrilii'il
piecea or laml or mit-h paria llicrc-r an may
be netieiiiiary to satitifv the amount ot laxea
and coMa dun anil iinpaid aitainat the a-ime i
and cinitinne ihe ale from day to day at I
the aau;e may be found neo aaiiry
TERMS OF SALK.
The ainouiit of taxen and c.h'm mitit be
pair! when the prop riy ia xlru. it i tl or the i
aale may le avoi.ii il ami thu property put
pu and rcaold-
All Trnrta not l her tt No iiinrkril arr
nilterllanl lor Taaea for luoo ami Iliol
UNHMATBD IjV-3M"X3.
Barnctt Township.
War. A'is- Warrantee er l. hit Aiii'i.
31i 0 49 .lobn Keeker l'.HH) .".3 N
L'tii William Wray heirs 1900 '-V0 (HI 1
31 M :I7', Clark A Kreitlor, East
pari 3 Ml IW
3(1 ,1 M Clapp tt Olll'ovlf l'.HW 3 mi
:t;ll IIMI Pai.iel Kleiner 1900 '.'S IV)
V18 " William VVrav heira llIJi 4.
M) W I) Sbielils It Kliler 33 . 0
AGO 353 Oweu P Hrtekrr rt J lleck-
cr ltK'l 24 M
Harmony Township.
143 tl Slimlinr 1!H)I -JO SS
.2', L A lliilikisa If Cart.
rllu 1UU 3 '.'4
:iH llowarlli hrirn ,"4
73 Mill's Iliiith lll0 11 10
41 J O liuiUl 11 IT
l.Hlj 11 S l'ul 4 '.'7
13S K 8 Paul -i
No. 3 I'ntstHiru Nat'l Bank of
l'oinnnne 1!KM 4 6:1
Ir Smiley tl tielehul 40 ll'
100 T J Uowni.iu tl Conuelly 3 l'0
Creon Township.
tsl 1.0 Hnry Khleni ltt.ll 11 W
38! 8 114 l.iov 1HI M
of 134 lVler Mvers fl Nulph V.KU 4 :w
:tlis "li Utev l'.HH) 13 41
10(1 First Nil Hank of Holli-
ilsvsbnrg ;o 77
IS."
i'l'J John A Dale lleira eS '.'0
(111 T D Collini l!O0 ! 00
.1-18
:!I7 S
Gl-i T I CoMiiis 1901 197 14
,'4 T 1 Collins H Vllce HHK) IS 1'.
1..1 O V Jt J K Prowr,I.aiid
only 28 1
Kt .1 Pmtr S: I.acv i ."
1S T I) Culliii- Co 1.H)1 41 73
.'9 l.miilfrs& Wynian l!HH 4 4
3.' l.au.ltm.S: Wyniau l'J l 3 44
:Mi7 S
:tM8 (
SNI7 i
MOO
vol
:ims
3,-18
Kingsley Township.
11.1 .lanifjliillwrt 18 9i
MS7
51 4..
31.HJ
Sil t) V Priqier tl Watanti 31 9"i
5 ) Juhu A tcw:irt tl .Uckaou
19JI l'J 9.1
SISfl 390 Wolf Co ; .18
,11ns h i 8 A Kurd tl Carolina 14 (V
fll-S i ol 3.'0 W in Sim-lair 7'.'
.Sllii 310 (Iraii.liu Co oil & gas 11 39
Mn8 109S Oranilm & I 'o Soil gaa :1V OJ
"i!i91tiU) llrauiliii - CoV oil .t gaa A7 87
;1I0 3111 Uraiulin Co oil & gas I'll-'
Bl.N 177 tiramlin & ro)i oilg.ia 48 ',
'l'.ti KK-rt (iranilui . Co oil&gaa ;i 81
,V.'I4 U'liltl AiicliorOiICo il Si hoolay 8 43
A I0.i "mm M lin y Oil Co S oil it gta 11. ' 9
.MO- 1098 M.m'i'T Oi Co i oil&gaa :v e2
Mill lW) Many'Oil Co 'j oil gaa 37 87
SU0 :m Many Oil Co oil .S: gaa 10 !:
M28 1377 Man y Oil Co i oil A gaa 48 9J
.M.'V linti Marcy Oil Co oil i gaa 3'i 83
.1193 :'-3 of 4i Ki 8.xton, llrauoau &
I'alu liKII 19 72
Sl.11 1900 Foret Oil Co 1 SHU 107 3i
.1132 :0 .1 N Patterson 7 10
5134 , of :I2', WliiUfkih&rtrinuian 2 88
51-7 1H7 E K Lewis it Confer 14 Ml
'234 MM C A Cornen oil - gaa 31 9"i
M87 91 ' .1 T Hr.-rinau tl Starnma 17 32
38 IH ! " J IT Proper H J A I'roiwr '01 12 '
.V.iiS 1 8 11 Hit-tint 1901 74
Hickory Township.
MtW ;90 HiiiiriteALeni Tniatffa'01 30 9i
.1-1 1 lleiitire & Lens Trilateral 'PI 4i
l.na .'70 Wllkina, Croiker .t Utug 1-9 '.0
.1191 .00 Unknown 38 7o
301 John Smallwnod 01
IIHI ll.trul lii-.my 1901 8 (0
S of l-.il IaDiwell ,t Fee 7 71
32 K K igsina lltot 3 41
8-10 ol Hi lr Colbiirt fl lteed 1 31
.0 11 II Siowi-lOJl rt 4."
lit! J L Sternberg tl llrrnuaa : ii 0.'
.23J 2 Fraio-ea lleiiry 1 9"i
.191 7" tlitcob Kmerliug Kut 19 3"
."3 Orion Signiua I9nl ll 8"i
.11112 .'.0 J M Kepler 9 fi
...9; "0 Orion Siggina H Clapp 19l Mi
I'.s9 3IKI J M Cla)ip tl Unknown 'ol 34 4J
4.1 O Siggina tl ( hiirch Tim-
In roiilv 1901 7 71
1 O Sigiiiua tl Muld elon bml 1 09
3BS9
.M92
o!9J
"192
-M 9.'
1 92
3192
3i')0 C reii-Wal & Jarre Hay
oil & IlinWr 90 .".0
1.1-liV. of 1.21 11 P I lintcllill 14 19
10-liil ofl '21 F W Morgan 9 4H
ld-ltl'i of H-.4 K.mnia Ililtemlorf 9 4H
I0-lii"ief li.'4 .1 W W illianl 9 4'.
li'-liio nf i.24 W W Marka 9 4'
42-lo'iof H24 (imiriiB 1' tinihtli
tl lUrlaT Creek Oa) Co :'9 73
.1283
8210
."0 J T Rrennan tl Surrow 'ol ll 4
28 8 8 Holbrook 7 22
1.1 M K Kid.lle rt Church 1901 1 9-2-3of
l-'iO Saxton Mrennan A;
.me
Dale rt L K l'et. Co'lo 13 09
."30 .leaae Pat ton (it H7
.13 Jeaae llayunt 11 13
Tionesta Township-
42 A W brown tl A'eant '01 8 19
2 O S ftfina d Hepburn '01 39
10T2 Hannah (iilrtllan 2-'7 27
2113 .1 W Fielder 1901 fill 70
Sam'l K I'liillip 1901 1.1 '.9
40 J V Vanvrankiu 12 80
1001 Hammond 1901 117 00
', J T Itrenran I .'4
2810
2 ''28
:!82l
1".'2 O V llobiiifon rt Walker 24 31
240 W A firovert Irwin :'8 40
2 F F Whittekin tl Caraon M
2 0 A Kauilall ll i. O 11 80
S J r tiverlauiler 11 01 1 tr.
70 Acnew,ProHir iS: lamieson 12 lrt
17 ABiiew,l'roper & Jamieaon 2 73
I' ll (t (I Sickli a 2" 10
."(i II li 8!iortli tl Kelly 0 :
li J F Troiierrl Foreat Proper 3" 00
2831) 401 A T 8n field rt Curtio -i
Mil
nil and gaa 20 43
80 Win Lfdelmrtl F L-ilebur 11 It
tit It'll. K Clark H lluliuga 7 3
II 81 Woods Helra 320 10
38 ;2
Howe Township.
S ti It . Arret Wairanli-e or Daurr Ani'l
111 J Knaetih'nttland 1901 9 .11
37 II KtMenblatt 1101 21 .'0
o.'i Saniii"! 8iein 34 70
37 II Waldheiiner 1101 21 fiO
War.
3197
3197
3197
3197
4791
M'lii
.'i0S
4-3
112.1 T D Collina flV & U 1170 05
SolK.2 T I) Collina 399 30
228 Joiieph Ailamann fl Bal-
inon Creek Loin. Co '01 191 08
491 Pilt-lmraft Forrat Co
LiiiiiUt Co 015
1011 Grin. Iin & Co ' .oil &
Itaa
I0 H Man-y Oil CoJ oil &
gaa
228 Marry Oil Co i oil &
gaa
2.8 Gran.lin & Co ' oil&
42 2.1
42 2.1
)I0."
5108
5I0S
13 .'0
& gaa 13 70
1031 .Tosi pli Ailamaon '01 8N1 tii
Sofl 139 l'enn Tinniiig Co fl
W II Co 512 13
107 ,T Mifflin 1H11 9 21
2o Iteed & llreuneman fl
.11 01
2993
318.1
Vacant
Doliha
Vacant 17 Ueed it Itrennenun fl
Dobha
4 10
1 80
17 2il
8 20
8 20
18 04
22 02
27 9.1
2 29
29bi
2--08
2-08
3 100 E N le, receiver
1 .'.ll E N L-h, receiver
4 .10 K M Lee, receiver
2 111) P J riwain
28 VI :
Vacant
3801
13- R J lllooil fl Illnoil
325 tnnth l'enn Oil Co fl
Mi-ana While "91
J' W 8 Cole fl Nilient
Vacant
2--7S
27S
3-5 of 1 1H1 O W & J F Proper 877 49
2 5 of 1 ill I W II Fron tl-li-wart .1-4 99
! 3193
1104 T I) Collina
1414 OO
2.V. 91
31.1 (19
lli-1 00
Ui'3 32
10 40
4823
3198
3102
4790
Vacant
42I
1-1 I li Collina
2117 T 11 Collina
1122 T I) Collini
890 T I) Ci.llii.a
I'O 8H Henne & Olhera
(118 T 1 Collina
KIM OS
273'i
2977
:ino1
4792
319.1
31.-4
I 110 GW P.oliiimon nil & c;w 9 0
ol3l (il E N Lea receiver In 00
18 M ana & bite 2 4
91 T I Collina 97 71
3.10 T I) Collina 381 10
320 U L ltroer,actingex
ccu'or .V) 38
11 K'l
Vacant
18 Cyrua 11 Itloo.1 II R J
III oil 1901
Jenks Township.
8 10 A J Marznria 1901
.1142
.1142
3179
II .1.1
23 (Hi
II
.11
110 P llovnlou
.Vi v; II L & J L now O W
Proper
30 II L it J L. now J V
'9 98
HI 11
3179 Co
l'roper
3-1
li 9 12
13-14
19 H) 1010 linker Hammond &
Co 1901 159 .",9
"0 .'i0 Mra Ii-aliella Price 845
.10 .Hi Mra Iaabella Price 8 45
31-1
3181
:17 4S 9t.
C OiliatiluT fl Mc-
illiama l!NH 7 -.11
:tift
Vacant
iiu.'.i
." 141
:i4
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817.1
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111,1 It ,1 111. i il ll Ul.11.1 33 Hll
'itt I.. I M. ii Im l'Kl 8 6.1
IU4 Kol.iit'U'i ' li. 'liner H
Thiiiiii'K-'ti '.'7 71
(V.4 11 E llmoer 3l1 84
IIHI Anna Hill Hi 90
.iL'8 I UCUik & Kri'ilWr
fl Onllr, K. Kml. SIHI OH I
Cvrm Hli1 eaiam 'HO . Ill !
ll'Jtl W riting Diilirtng "01 Mi 70
10.1 1' I III.hkI 17 Til
liK) 1 P lllooil 30 70
80 1 P HK-il '.'7 Hi
,1 1 H limit '."J lit
100 Kiuina J Ciiny Hi W
901 UrauilliiXt i,i,11' :ls 94
."Si, t)rn,lui:C..S'iili 3 Ml i
.1171
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:i7;t
:ii7ii
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Mirt
M'.-.l
-M:'!
.nno
3171 III
Mari-vdiU i'y,.ilitaB .1 80
903 Man-y tliU'o'jiill&HM 118 II
liM E.l Uevier fl HIo hI 10.1 28
.-0 K.I bet ter tl blood 92 '.li
74 II Mcliiiiea ealato 5.1 32
Dot Salmon Creek Luin.Co 1 i3 81
'jofloti Proper Agiicw iS:
Kelly 4 2.1
132 O W Proper fl Wood-
burn 2-' 32
14- Hall Gardner & Co '01 1 1 39
1121 HallG-ttd er.-iCo 770 23
.u!9 i::
:! l
MtO
Ml 1
Vacant
3iW0
3tW!l
3Hl
3170
SMI l:
3119 i
JU'.'J
3-01
Vai-ant
Vai'aiu
3' til
314 (vim h l'enn Oil Co H
M ft W l!Ki 25 72
IttO John Wrav S B lievner
and olhera 1901 12 32
:'.0 Cecil line 1901 2 31
.18 Ed Bcvier fl M .t W .10 Ml
l-'l Norlli l'enn Oil Co IV0I .VI 98
Mi Mean a A White- 14 (4
"0 F F Wiiiiteklii tl Jack 8 41
loo Proper A Agnew Id UO
110 Z ller llulil ( V fl
W .t 11 23 ill!
140 IImh W A A Co flW& I) 23 1 0
127 Kinipp. Yaiea 21 49
74 lioruin. Crary & Co fl
,1-lVt
8141
:W 13
Mclniiea 5.1 31
Ilnracll Townahip.
i.-ret U'vnuittfc v 0Kr, Am i.
10 II M 11 il P.Nll I II)
1221 It Coon I'-lato 19iH) 20 94
.1701
I o,1 .1 It Hi. k II Pearaall 17 01
12 J U Miller 1IM8I 1 5.1
l.vi J W I'antoii bin h 40
SI Mia Maim a While 1901 5 91
100 Inii'l ,-Mei'ior IIMI 17 511
lret-M Tattnahlii.
50 It F Ilium l'.KHi, 7 no
50 Loiik-'lroili beiia 8 70
SO Ori ,t Cliai Wallttra p.mO ,1 1.1
4.1 Frank l.ontfitreth 1931 7 03
25 J A 'riioniiMin 1001 2 11
lllt'kttrv Totrttttltip.
.10 J II Albangli 13 50
100 N U it Win Bali 50 US
3311
3S19
Mil
3S20
3s'l
3820
5199
52-13 1310
A I. Confer loot)
S3 02
52 IS 1 S.'.4
5233 310
" IIMI
5218 Kit " " PVI 03 37
5:3.1 10 " " I III
Inland .1 John A Hale hairs 19.H) 4 10
.1 A V 11:11 Pol 3 Ol
I1I111111 12 John Kimii-ar l'.KHi 4 :lu
5II1I ."ul Koi-ler and Cliuri li 1120
310 Little Hickory Oil Co l'.HH) M (Hi
.1203 570 .Mercantile till Co 101 Ol
PH Clansta Met lit. -lie in 20 411
50 H I, l'alleron 7 n:-
IW1 Can'ailn Pet Land A.v)'(U II til
:.2'i3
3'is9
5PHI
6191
13 .Ian Jolinitoil 10 I
8 !'S '
II 50
19 I'ati Cnitler l'i
llnwr Ttvnlilt
lort Chainbera it Either
4111
3 1 -ti I IIHI
31 SO ' US
3ISi IIS
1 J Swain 1900
" bid n -,
IIMi
2o22
2022
3101
3799
:;mi1
1(8) " " 1001 H 20
.".i.2 North Penti (III Co ItHlO pi ;
302 South Pi nil Oil C11 I'lOl 21 fttt
Norlli I'enii Oil Cn l'.KHi Ml 00
7.11 W. II. Front in 7.1
1 8 J W nl.u k P'OI 2 1.1
5102 121S (Timber onlv) Wilbur- A
Urn l'.HH ' 104 74
.1133
3iK)
3102
-Hit I
3171
Jl'.ll
3170
3vll
3.101
loO Mrs Caroline Wal-mn 1901 10 75
Jenka TottnNitip.
4'.' F II lleckcr loiio 4ii 00
191 " " P.oil 20 91
227 .1 W DanieN loo on
4 E A I' hall 19H0 4 in
9M P i Hi, i, lie tl Tavlnr 1900 70 7S
4 .1 T Heed tl Tavlor 7 49
5S7 F II Heckcr lit I 4,1 ,11
I31I (feu S Heed 34 52
00 j Jas Neviann 15 iv
) of 1089 J0I111 Crabtree fl C
A T loot 47 21
21 John A Magee lli 3 91
James Nevntoii l'Kil 7i(
114 aiih2l DBShielda ,t Hro '01 8 78
KlniilfT Tott'llhii.
1 II L Hennett 8 ss
P.iJ liar rah ,t Co 117 ii3
310 (4 l land) A II Heard 44 (hi
120 Ainieiir.l f Knaeniiilf( 'O0 21 70
2 3 of 120 A II Heard it K.well-
3SI.1
3177
.ll'llS
5134
521 I
.1208
52iW
init 1901 1.1 84
1241 I i ol land) A 11 Heard 73 27
21HI A II Heard 34 (ill
31 Lawrence it Sinoarhanub 4 97
I 'll ( nil and ithhI A Lamb 19 lid
:mw J C SchiKilev tt Co (4 tax) 33 33
5217
52 1 4
51.Ni
5217
521'.
oiil.1 11.17 Walaon it Freeman bl 32
131 170 ' " 4S Hi
5268
80 mil and Rati Wheeler tt
I niKi'ti bu ry Pjimi
12 (tiiulier only) Wheeler tt
2 72
5197
mm. nlnirv Phhi
40 1' N Haale't tl lllddle 1901
1181 Chaa Starrow I'.Hil
a so
.1132
A I Mi)
3187 t
3 90
24 65
lliirniony Tattanhip.
Arret. Warranted r Ovntr.
50 Sam 1 1 row n
81 lavid Heatly POO
50 J K (iieen
3.1
30 Mills,
Chaie ,t Co
lot) P'k'Ii it Cherry Hon Oil Co 1901 14 40
10.1
23 7(1
IH1 05
10 7(1
2 9.1
11 5.1
23 (ill
II) 50
2 90
ss
I (1.1
8 99
1 77
0 IH)
204 PltNiiurjj Co O'lUra
1-10 A K Lapp 1900
Ji Lrret Smiey
35 W II Wood
K2 " "
40 Warren it Venaniro Oil Co P.KK)
20 W li Unwell p.mi
2 Rrenneiiian it Simina
lCK Landers
K 0 Waller I law son l!Hi
12 Itrenneuian it Siijina 1(0
) Kd Collina 1901
Tionmln Tnnntiit.
10(1 Airnew, Proper .t Jamiesnn 24 (10
Win Lawn-lice 1900 2 02
25 Kinaiiiial Mealy J2 27
19 Tionesta Water Supply Co liKH) i 4S
Iih! Ve aler it Cn ,ni Ml
20 Cascade Pet Land Co 1901 fi iifl
9 " " " 11ml (1.1
125 John Cliarleton IiKd iin
loo Wm Cook HKil II m
139 H (HI
4S J T Pale 1901 o 7S
15 Waller laon 1901 3 90
53 Joncpil Faller l!l 8 78
130 Lincoln Oil Co uo 07 ;n
53 ( baa Leeper l!KI 4 511
J J T Overlander 1901 n 00
5 Henner Smith 1901 2 ,t(
1( 0 Jamea Will, tt l!"l! 15 On
5 V M Wallera P.ml i:
TiuneNla lliirunali.
1-10 MrsC K llradbury 1!K) 28
A Lvman 1'iHik 5 20
10 J It Clar, (UP Davis 1!KK) 3 12
1 11) Hun. I ill ,t llieklinii 1900 52
i Itiley llattie II Smith 9 so
39.1 (I (1 Sickles 11KI0 105 00
li F Watmn p) n
A K II S llwii ll N nale HIOO Oil
A Then Hmlilleaon II Neil 1901 54
) Wiiitield Setley 1901 7s
1 " " 1901 54
i " " 1901 f,
1 0 M Whiieinan tool i :
I Mra S J (iroves 11 Cnitan KHIl 55
l!y virtue of an eet of Asaeinblv enti
tled "An Act to regulate the collection of
taxes on nnneated lands," approved the
ilth day of June, lK7, interest will be
churned on luoo taxes from January 1,
1901, to date of payment, nm on 1901 taxea
from January I, 1!)2, to date or payment,
at the rate of six per cent, per annum.
Five per cent will he added on all taxes
on sealed lands.
F. A. KELLER, Treasurer.
Tionesta, Forest Co.. Pa. March 8, 1902.
House mid lil I or Sale.
A K'""l (Iwollini; dnii-e ami lot In
Tionesta, ccntrnlly IijchUsI, for snle.
Ktuiuire of U. M. Arner, Tioncsla.i'a.
The Open Season
In ail ir a ( Kaini an. I (innlt-u Machinery, Tunis Mini I ui'lrliienH is
here, aii'l deal is w here you pi t titteil nut iu the best and mnl talis
Ucl'iry man er au l always at the smallest coat.
Our Line
Ol Plows, Harrow, C, iliivntnrj ami the like, ami our s ock of gar
ileu li rale en, apa.lea, folks, etc , is not siirpaiMeii in any respect.
No Flies
(id lliroiii;li nur Scrivu Doors ami Wiinlowi. and they are nrnamen
In' 11a well a iiaflitt. An.l ti chickens break tlirooli our Ptiullry
Nrttiii):, and it t'lln chcaji la
Hardware
we lakn 1 'if lei l aa uauul, un.l aave your mniiry on every article, ai
1I1I ciiiitonier.i will tell y mi.
COMB iZSTID SEE US.
SCOWDEN & CLARK.
(Wy lW 2-. TIONESTA, PA.
MAR1ENV1LLE
HARDWARE & MACHINE
COMPANY.
llarrfintre. Mill .S'f ett .
Mill Machlncvu It c imt red Prompt
It. SftaftiiKj, Vulh'u and Plltotc
lltoc!:. Flint tailed on Short Xotlce.
NEW AND COMPLETE LINE OF
RUBBER AND LEA THER BEL TING.
Shelf 1 1 rl Arnrr. Iron. NmU 'IvoU at the Lnwent
Market Price. Stoves of all kinds. Perfect Olive
Kaiijii'" a Specialty; Guaranteed In Hake. Ai(, I'ea
vy C'uil Il'toka, Snnl9, Atkins' Ilatnl Cr-iacut, liainl
anil Circular Saws, Uoturnoil il Uni'alifa('iiiry. Abra
aivo Kmerv Wheel.
YETTER. MAN ACER, MARIEN VILLE, PA
, WaTNR CilOK,
President.
A. 11.
FOREST COUNTY
TIONESTA, PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL STOCK,
IU BKCTORS
(. IV. Itobinann,
T. F. ItiU'hey. J.
A. Waynn Cook,
N. P. Wheeler,
Colleetiona reiultti-l for on day of pr.ymont at low rates. We proiiilae oar cuatom
era all the benntiU consiatent with ounaervalive b kinir. lntereat paid on lima
depnaitc. Tour patronage respectfully anliciteil.
12 .IS
11 I" " n "Wiai
4 23 i w m I Tl m B 3i
' - -
Iters t mr two ritrii
CAn-U rA hftrriM. Tvl with tie Ui-mry. an our lufftiu wtlM ntf. Our ywtm of
villi! tiirwl U cimiomen w pmiviiih tlinutwntlsof dolUrn to rarnwt buycra In vrry comer of th
country. Wo quolu llm wttue rat-t to ynu tlmt wo would givo lli UrKfot wlaolftoil ittir, ond wt
oflT yon an aortmtMit to ctiuuno fmtn Kiicb m no other dvnlt-r ma huw. With every purt-huo
wo Ktve tli hrmidtwt uiirtntt. I fU In nol in everr wny SMllflacUir. ou CM rvtum tb WbldO
to iu Hud wo iU iwy Imiitbt chn;ts butb wari. Wr etui 1m
Save two
for yon cn hoTnem
Write for otir frvt
dwrilio thf iMiirv'it-fi,
iuihIt- our hkCHtrv fuinounfor their bikch ermde. lion tS
wit until oitr iitii itt
uave tticiai(gue uy you iur luiurv am.
THE COLUMBUS CARRIAGE ft HARNESS CO.,
Columbus. 0.. P.O. 801 772.
Jlo. m Pnpjry. Vrif
will) IiviIImt nun r I it ti.j.
hliiiiiiM.iiL fruiu l oluiiit'U.
St Louis. Mo.,
Writ to
r.
&2
OFTICIAN.
Oftiui. ) t "'A National Hank lioiiilinu,
Oil, CITY, PA.
Kyes examined free.
Kxi-lusivelv optical.
lennsylvania
It AlIltOAl.
lll-FFAI.O AND AIXKCIHKXY VAL
LEY 1UVISION.
Takini! elb ct. Nov. :id, P.HII.
No. 30 Hiillalo Kxpress, daily
except Sunday 1 1 '-' '"
No. 31 Oil Citv "and Pi tburir
E resa,ilHily,exi-ept Miiuday..7::i0 p.m.
For llickor.y.Tiilimito.Warroii, Kiii7.ua,
Bradford, dean and the Fast -.
No. 31 (Mean Kxprea, daily
ex'i'pt SiiiiiIhv H:55 a. m.
No. 33 Pitti-burn Kxpresa,
daily except .SumUy ::9 p. in.
For Timn Tables and ail li'ioniil in T--r-llllllioll
conult Ticket A H'-tlt.
j. it. iirn niNsoN, i. H.uooi).
(ioneral Manaijer. Ocn'l P;is.cnner Aul.
IT PAYS
TO A DVKHTISE iu
THIS PAPKH.
( ' - x . avr 1 vm I
all kimla of hhelf ami heavy
1
Kltl.l.T.
Caxlilir.
IV at. SKARBAfOH,
Vice I'rtaiilcn
NATIONAL BANK,
150,000.
IV in.
. Iiale,
SmearbanKli,
J. II. Kelly.
mm
nmflta whtn m hnw
Profits
nnd MhiT hor nnilpm-nt.
lliutrtd cauiottue lu w inch
Murrt - iH. ihMunif. etf.. tht have i
ri'O-e prtwinK; write to-day and
P.O. Boi 64. . o.MI ftnlrrap
Huijitiy llanma, Yxw
nwrti oflii-e.
A.C.UREY,
Feed & Sale
STABLE.
Fine Turnouts at All Timca
at Reasonable Rates.
Itrnr of Hold Wenv.T
TIOlsTEST-A.. FJV.
Tflcplioiic o. UO.
Fred, (ircttcnbcrgcr
GENKKAL
BLACKSMITH 4 MACHINIST.
All work pertiiiiiini! to Machinery, En
cinoK, Oil W ell T.a.N, (iaa or Water Ht-
j liiiriinil (leneial Ilia. kamitliliiK prompi
I Iv done at !." listen. Iti'imirinu Mill
Machinery ;iveii vial atteiiliun, ami
atisfa'tiiin Kiiurauu-eil.
Shop in rear of and iuat w eat of !!m
Kliaw IIoiikc, Tnlioiiie, Pa.
Your patronage. aoliciUsI.
FRED. ORETTENBEKOER.
Lli
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