THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
WEDNESDAY, JUNK II, HK.
FIilE INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
. . (IK - -
C. M. Jill & HI.
TIOSKSTA, PA.
All Lcadlnj Companies
Represented.
Wild Lands, Farms, House
C Lot for Sale or Unit.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
New AdvtTtlM'UH'lllS.
I.ammora. Ad.
Hopkins. Locals.
K. N. l.eo. I .oca I.
IVnna' Itv. Headers.
Devon .v. Co. Headers.
IIOHtll . Felt, locals.
Nickel I'lalo. Headers.
Smart .V silliorliorit. Ail.
C. M. St. I', lfy. Header.
Whito Star Urneory. 1-ocals.
Tionesta Cash Si.irn. Local-.
Tionesta Twp. A iulit"l' li('ort.
tlreon Twp. Sohuol Hoard. Notice
('uiitriii'tiirii.
Oil market closed, at f 1..U
Oil ml ram leasea at tuia oil! re.
-Walton I lead lliom nil. T. C. H.
Ilopsin. nulla the Douglas shoos tl
Shucs, Shirts, Hals, Hopkins. Null'
cod. It
Made to measure nils that lit ut
11 oath A Felt's. It
Suits, skins wrappers, Ac, at Tlo
nesta Cash Store.
Tlio vacation season Is now on. (io
to Hopkins for truuk and valises. It
See the early closing ani.ounceiiiunt
of our merchant In another column.
For Sale-at Scowdon Clark's shop,
scoond hand buggy-Dolson w-'lf-olllng
axle. lf
Tionesta had fifteen rapresontatlves
on Uih (Mean and Bradford exursion last
Sunday.
Slrawlierries and pineapples, finest
variety to lie had, for canning. Whito
Star tiroecry. It
There will ho a came of hall botwotn
Tionesta and pleasanlville on Iho home
grounds Thursday at ll:!!) p. m.
Hopkins' Iron building has received
a coal of white paint with mariion trim
lug and looks very neat and clean.
When you seo a married woman run
ning a lawn mower, It'a hard to decide
w hot her her husband la henpecked or
just lar.y.
Some people, after casting a crust of
hread upon the water, think they should
get a howl of milk toast iii return. Chi
cago New a.
The annual nicuie ol the Cassadagua
Lhko Free Association will lio held on
Jtin 1 tth, 1 llh. and lMh, 1'. at l amp
Cassudagua, N. Y.
Lout -A lady's silk umbiclla. with
curved handle, on which Is carved tlio
letters "D. K. '.." Finder will besultnbly
rowarded by lea ring it at thia cilice.
We have just received a case of the
famous Xelliersole Flexible hand turned
shoe. For beauty and shape lliey can't be
beat. fUU Is the price, llealb A Felt. 1
Two caws of smallpox are reported
from Tylorabtirg. Thovlclms are sons
of Mr. Mct'ormlck, ono ol whom has
about recovered, and the other aeems to
be getting along all right.
Sunday wan a cold disagreeablo day
and there wa no comfort out of doors
wi lioiil an overcoat, Thcie was quite a
severe frost In the surrounding country,
but Iho farmers say that uo serious dam
age w as done.
Fresh vegetables are at their best
now and the While Slar tlrocsry leads
Now potatoes, lettuoe, radishes, onions,
tomatoos, in fact, evorvthing In the veg
lahla and fruit line, as aoon as it comes
into the market. 11
TI)o season for catching black bass
opon next Sunday June 15 anil contin
ues till February 15. While the season
opens next Sunday lishermcn should
bear In mind lliat the law still prohibits
fishing on Sunday.
-Tlio condition of I. H. Oerow, whose
serious Injuries were inenllonid In Inst
week's Kmtiimi'an, Is much nioro fav
nraldo than was at III si hand, and it is
now thought one of tlio young man's legs
can be savod and his many friends ear
nestly hope this may be true.
Following is I he list o letters remain
ing uncalled for In Iho Tionesta, l'a., l'ost
Office, for tlio week ending Juno II, I'.HA
Mr. and Mrs. Willis Brace, Dr. M. J. No
ble, Mr. J. S. Wood, Mr. h. I. Jainioson,
Mr. Edd Carvm, Mr. Wni. Johnson.
D. S. Knox, P. M.
There will bo preaching services
In the Evangelical Lutheran church on
Cierman Hill next Sunday morning at
10 o'clock, by Kcv. M. L. Fredrick. All
are cordially invited On the first Hun-
day in July Hev. Fredrick will bo regu
larly Installed as pastor of the church
There was only one drawback to the
home talent entertainment last Friday
and Saturday uighls and that was the
lackoflight by which to read tlio pro
grams, One can sit on a rail fence if one
lias to, I. ut it is always a satisfaction to
know h iw much longer you've got to sit,
Hotel needed at Lynch, Forest Co,
near rail road, near Chemical works and
town booming anil no hotel. Tiie Fox
liouso tliorof'arge, comodious, and well
adapted for hotel imrtHiseH Is now of-
ereil for sale together with the farm
about WW acres with oil royalty.enquireof
i;. n. i.kk.
It Little Valey, N. Y.
Tiie fish wardens are becoming
wa'cliful and the county judges are not
alow lo Inflict the penally of the law up
on its transgressors. At vt arren on
Tuesday Delt Bontley and "Lnnii" Mar
tin, convicted of dynamiting fish in the
Allegheny river, were scntencrd lo pay
fines of $100 each and all the costs f pros
ecution. A few practical lessons i f this
kind should bo beneficial and as it has
been frequently rumored that there are
boiiio poople in this viciuitv who make a
praclii-e of llsbirg in this way it
would le a go id tiling to lake warning.
It would take a hole lot of suckers to
make a huudiod dollars' worth.
At the recent encampment of the G.
A. It. at (ictlysbiirg. Itobert P. Scott, of
Butler, was elected Department Com
mander ol'tho Stale. Mrs. Jennie E. Ag-
new, of Tiom sta, was paid the compli
ment of a reelection as tieasiirer of the
Siato dcpaitmeut ol tlio W. It. C, with
out opposition. Allentown nas chosen
for next year's meeting.
The house of John Minim, about nnu
mile liom (ioiin.a on tlio No.wuaiisvillu
a ,d I.'olin.J load was destroyed by lire
Monday morning. The only furniture
saved was four rocking chairs, a loungo
and a stand. Among the losses were
tl'i.lHJ ill cash and live good watches, 'iho
total Iofs is estimated at f WO with uo in
surance. Wo did not lea: n tlio cause of
the fire.
Win. (iuy, agisl about 45 years, was
literally blown to pieces at his boarding
house in Franklin last Friday afternoon.
It is thought that ho placed a stick of dy
namite under the lied, lighted the lose
and awaitul his destruutioii. Tho victim
was found lying in the corner of tho bed
room on tlio second lloor of tho house,
A largo hole was blown it) the ceiling
mid i'l the lloor.
People here who have hetm saving
the ('oiiimerclal'lia.etlo teachers' con
test eiipons for Miss Bertha Lawrence,
who was voting lor her isuisiu, Miss Lulu
Hnley, teacher in tho Ford City schools,
will be pleased to learn that Miss Fin
ley w as ono of tho success. ul contestants,
having Iho largest vote of any teacher
outsido of Allegheny county, and so gets
a free.ttip to Europe.
That was a great game of ball be
tween tho factory louiu and the business
men last Thursday -at least that's what
Ihefau'ory boys think. On Iho other
hand Iho business men don't think it
was "so many" seems In be a discrep
ancy of opinion. Wo didn't see the game
but we understand theie were some ele
gant (Tj (days made on both sides. Score
7 to 4 in lavor of the factory.
Of DO boy criminals confined in the
Kansas ( d.v county jail in tint last six
months, all but two wero victims of the
cigarette habit. The piohation oflicer of
the county reports luither that all these
boys who were in luced to give up the
cigarette habit wero reformed and alter
their release lived rightly and did woll.
Those who stuck to tho cigarette turnod
out badly alter their discliargo.
An exchange tells of a man In Now
Jersey who planted onocighth of an acre
of potatoes, covering the tubers slightly
with dirt and then sprinkling ateapoou
ful or fine salt in each lull. No bugs ap
peared In that field, but the potatoes not
so Healed wero nearly destroyed by the
bugs, even alter they had been treated
two or three tunos Willi paria green. It
is a cheap remedy and worth trying.
Saturday, Juno is Flag Day,
and the Americrn Flag association has
Issued a proclamation to the people of the
country to obsoived the day. Tho Amer
ican Flag Association was organized ill
lsl'T, of I'.aa eominitfeos fiom vetaran,
military, patriotic and historical societies
In the United States, and also of patriotic
citizens, to promoto reveicnco for and
prevent desperation of tho Hag of our
country.
Messrs. Heath A Feit and Landlord
Weaver becoming disgusted with the
plleof rubbish on the acnnt Fisher lot
between the storo and hotel ceo, Lined
their lorci s last week anil cleaned up Iho
place. Tho unsightly pile of dirt and
boards next lo the walk has deen cleared
away, the ground nicely sinothed up and
a row of suntlowors planted across the
front, which when full grown will lorm
a very noat hedge.
-It Is not rght to speak of tho little wo
nt an of tho telephone as a "hello girl."
Sho lines not sav "hello," even if the sub
scriber does persist in using Iho word.
The telephone girl says "Number f" If
sho Is unable to "raise" tho parly w ish
ing she sayssoftlv almost cooing, "line's
busy." She also says "Waiting t" w hen
she knows vory well that you arc. Tlio
new expressions are olllcial and emanate
from tho head nfllces of tho telephone
companies. To use tho wo;d "hello" in
addressing a subscriber is deemed too
slangy. It is hinted thai in the course of
time the subscribers will also rofortn
certain set speecho" which ilicy use.
For instance, It is understood that they
will not say "Who is this? or in identify
ing themselves say "this is," etc. Ex.
All indications point to a busy season
for tlio various pests Injurious to vege
table lilt). About a doon ditl'.'ieut In
sects, bugs and wonnsaro worrying rose
bushes i Iho striped back cucumber bug
is working over time on cucumber vinos;
tho potatoo bug is exploring among the
tomatoes vines ; In e i rickets are looking
alter the raspberry bushes; the apple
plant louse or aphis Is torturing the
leaves of applo trees; current borers,
worms and the saw-lly are doing the cur
rent bushes ; tho apple tree caterpillar,
ami the peach-tree borer are putting in
Iheir best licks, as are also hosts of
others, with unknown names and robust
appetites. Viirds of all kinds arn the
greatest eradicators of tiieso pests known,
which Is one of the good reasons why Ihey
should be protected. Blizzard.
The production of that beautiful
eomedy-draina, "The (iypsy Queen," by
tho Tionesta Literary and Dramatic Ly
ceum, in Dale's IJ .11 last Friday and Sat
urday evenings, certainly surpassod any
thing ever attempted by Tionesta talent
before and was enthusiastically received
by the largo audiiinccs on both nights.
Kverv character in Iho cast was woll rep
resented and all seemed especially a lap
ted to thoir parts. Those having tlio
leading parts and deservii g sptcial men
tion were: First, the two leading gypsies
Miss Dcnniston mid Miss Mary Joyce.
They had their "lilies" perfectly com
mitted and their acting was superb
Miss Katl.leen Joyce, also showed her
usual talr nt and acted her part of Lil ly
Agnes lo perfection. Dr. Bovard, as
Capt. Lavrock and also as Cheap John;
Win. Pedigo, as Lemuel, the (iypsy boy ;
Merfon Mealey, as Kinclien ; Kol.t. Ful
ton, as Alfred, and J. J. Landers, as Ish
mael, alt had thoir parts well in hand an. I
were well received. In fact, all did well,
but space will not permit of a more
lengthy description. The special ics
were well received, i specially lite sing
imr of Master Fail I'pdigo, whovo son-s
delighted Iho audience. Tlio boy has a
lino voice which with can- and pioper
di velopeiiicut w ill be of I client to hitn.
The Tionesta Literary and Diamatic Ly
ceum is to lie congratulated 141011 U10
success of its tirt eifort. May wo have
many 111010 such entertainments.
Tho North East Breeosays; Theie's
nothing tl at hurts business so quickly as
Hie prominant presence in the world of a
tight laced, claw-listed, hawk-eyed, cat
faced, penny-Mpioi ring man, that cross
betweeu a glue-pot and a vinegar-jug,
who never spends a dollar till ho sees a
dollar and ninety-eight cents in sight.
Just weigh that.
Persons who grow roses and who are
at a loss to know how to kill the little
bugs that destroy tho beautiful flower',
aro hereby informed that a aris green
solution, consisting of one te spoonful of
the poison to four ga Ions of water, care
fully sprayed Umn tho rose bushes, will
induce the pestiferous Insects to turn up
their toes in short order. Bradford Era.
Volume 1 No. 1 of Tho Shellield Ob
server, the new papor started at Shef
field, Warren county, bv M. II. Shick,
formerly editor of the Marienville Ex
press, has reached our exchange table
ami we give it tho glad hand. The new
paper is a seven column folio, has a good
ad. patronage, is typographically artistic
and as 1 he editor is a hustler in his line,
wo predict aucensa for li 1 ill in his new
venture. From the local items of the Ob
server we clip tho following, which will
be of interest to "UM's" many friends:
"We me under obligations to H. .
Brownell, who formerly dune service in
11 printing office and can vet stick type at
a good rate, for valuable assistance in
getting nut this issue."
lt.ully Injured lly a IIoiv.c.
Ex County Commissioner Henry W.
Leilebur was very seriously Injured by a
horso nt his home near Starr, German
Hill, Monday ofthis week. Ho was en
gaged in clipping Iho fetlocks of tho ani
mal when it kicked him over, and before
ho could get away the horse, being ex
cited, tramped upon him in several
places, making a number of wounds of a
painful if not serious nature. His chest,
face, one leg and one arm and other por
tions of the bo ly are severely bruised
and lasiorateil, two ribs wore broken,
and at last amounts Lis physician, Dr.
Bovard, was not prepared to say how se
riously Mr. Ledcbur's injuries might
prove.
The Lute Herman Coleman.
Herman Coleman was born Doc. 10,
1S".I, in Kurliessen, Germany, anddied in
Tionesta, Pa., Juno Id, 100:!.
Tlio subject of iliis sketch has boon a
a resident of this county sinco early in
the 70's, having lirst Ihed near Stewarts
K l 11 where his family grow up. About
ton years ago he moved to Tionesta and
made this his home. Juno Hi, 1817 he
landed In Philadelphia Irom tho Father
land and soon alter ciitno to this section.
S pi. 2, 1S52 he was united in marriage
with Miss Martha Stroble, ol Clarion
county. Six sons wero the result of this
happy union, namely David of Biadnor,
Ohio; Henry of Delmont, Pa.; Jacob ol
McDonald, Pa., Samuel W. of Oakdale,
Pa.; Frank of Salem, W. Va.; and Will
iam, deceased. All tho living sons l ave
been with him In Ills last illness, which
has boon about ten days, though his
health had been declining for a number
of years past.
Mr. Coleman was one of our most hon
orable and highly esteemed citizens, a
conscientious and consistent Christian
gentleman; being from early life a mem
ber of the Lutheran church, which ho al
ways attended lin it was possible. Bo
sides the sons above niO".tioued his de
voted wife survives him,
Funeral services will be held to-morrow,
Thursday, at 10 o'clock from the
Presbyterian church, and the lntormenl
will bo In Riverside cemetery.
Lucky Escape From Bad It. II. Jlixiiji.
What gavo promise for a lew minutes
ol developing into a very serious wreck,
happily resulted in nothing more serious
than a good big scare to the passengers on
the Monday morning train north on the
Peiinsy. a short distance below Hickory
station. A freight wreck the day before
had blocked the track at tho low or end of
Iho switch and tiie trains were using the
switch in go ling around tho blockade at
lhatpoil.t. The train had boon making
good time over Hie nice streto'i of track
just below and when the engine took the
bw itch Hie rate of speed was too much
for the cars, and, whilo the engine went
over safely, the baggage car jumped
the track, and in 1 11 1 11 tho smoker end
ladies' coach went olf. Three or four ex
tra coai'hes, empty, had been sttaehed to
the rear of tho train and tiieso seemed lo
steady tip tho other cars to that they
were not uncoupled, but lurched from
one side to the other as they bumped
over the ties lor a distance of marly till
rods before being stopped. Not a pas
senger was injured though tno smoker
was filled and the day coach contained -5
or SO ncoiiie. But there wero some
frightened persons who were not slow in
getting out after the train came to a stand
still. Some 5 or more of the passengers
wore Tionesta people, and they hastened
lo 'phone their friends of thoir safety
when they reached Hickory. The train
was able to proceed on Its northward
Journey about throe hours later.
Lelter lo A. C. I'rey.
Tionttta, I'u.
Dear Sir: You can paint your barn with
a good barn paint, if you like. Our agent
mav not have it in stock, but will get it
wo make It.
What is a good barn paint?
It Is paint that w ill wear well enough,
look well enough for a barn, and o
about lialfby tho gallon.
How do you want your barn to look? is
the ouestior.. Anybody else's barn is
another matter, Your barn is your luisi
ness, your living, your profit You'd
bo extravagant with It. Paint it as well
as a merchant or doctor or lawyer or
banker paints his house.
Belter paint your barn Devo bad and
.inc. It costs more a gallon thn barn
paint, but you use loss gallons.
Yours truly,
70 F. . Dkvok A Co.
p. s. J as, !. Davis sells our paint.
The season of the odoriferous little
tar ball is here.
Snips Ihr roiisli slid works oft Ihr 0I1I.
Laxative llromo-(;iiiniiio Tablets euro a
cold in ono dav. No cure, ro pav. Price
J., cents. " ll J7-ly
The man who carries a p s ki t comb
or mirror is by 110 nn ans exceptional.
A ThitifMn WonniN Ak
"havpvoua lloor paint t'mt will last two
weeks?" Yes we have Devon's; it has a
beautiful glow and w ill wear two vears il
I properly applied. J. D. liavi, :i ai-jin
VOL' AM) YOUR FKIKNIH.
O. W. Proper had business iu War
ren last Friday.
Capt. J. M. Clapp was up from Pres
ident on Monday.
Mrs. J. D. Davis was a visitor to Oil
City yesterday afternoon.
Mont Feit ol tho township, is at home
from tho Clarion Normal.
W. II. Hood was a business visitor to
Oil City Monday afternoon.
Hon. C. A. Itandall was a business
visitor to Oil City last Saturday.
Jas. T. Ilrennaii of Warren, was In
(own on business iho first of the week.
Miss Mary Bonner left last Friday
lor a visit with fi lends in Kittanning.
K. N. Leo of Little Valey. N. Y., was
in Tionesta on Business last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. E. (Jorow of tho
Central, were in Warren last Friday.
-Levi Met, is again employed in tho
cabinont room of the mantel factory.
M. Hpplerof the West Sido was a
business visitor to Oil City Saturday.
Will Worlz went to Lancaster Mon
day for a few days visit with relatives.
County Commissioner J. T. Carson
was In Oil City 011 business last Friday.
Paul llcplerand II. J. Kretnmel are
up from Franklin lor a few days' fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Ir in were guests
of friends in Oil City a part of last week.
W. L. Cooper of West Hickory was a
business visitor to the county seal Mon
day.
Mrs. A. A. Pease and daughter, Miss
Blanche, woro Oil Cily shoppers y aster-
day.
Miss Evelyn Clark is spending a
week with her sister, Miss Man, at Oil
City.
Mre. Henry Sibble and children of
German, Hill aro vbdtlug friends in Oil
City.
Miss Florence Cropp ot Cro p Hill
was a visitor to Oil City Monday after
uoon. Mis. F. .. Jones of Tidioule, was a
guest of Mrs. C. Amann a few days last
week.
Prothonotary Robertson loft Satur
day for a visit with his parents at Potts-
ville, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Henry, of Mar
1 mville, were visiting Tionesta friends
Monday.
W. G. Uegors was up faom Frank
lin over Sun lay to visit his family at
Oldtowu.
Miss Minnie Glassor and Glenna
Weaver visited Oji c'ily friends Monday
afternoon.
--.Mrs. Mina Con roe of Tidioule, was a
guest of Emma Salsgiver over last Fri
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Jones of New
town Mills, were business visitors to Oil
City Monday.
Mrs. W. A. Grove and Miss Netlio
Hunter were visitors to Oil Cily yester
day altorunoii,
Miss Iva lloleman loft Saturday
noon for a visit with friends at Spartans
burg and Union Cily.
Miss Martha Overlander left last
Monday for Franklin where she expects
to spend the summer.
J. S. Aliarrah and tVni. L. McCrack
en of Hrookvillo, are business visitors In
in Tionosta this week.
Fred, son of J. G. Carson, of West
Hickory, graduates from the Tidioule
High School this week.
Misses Laura and Daisy Butlerlleld
were guests of their uncie, L. Agnew,
couple of days last week.
J. A. Hart, who has been visiting
here, lort Monday for Williamsp rt, his
old home, to visit friends.
Mrs. J. G . and Mrs. Sam Carson, of
West Hickory, visited Tionesta frieuds
between trains last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hunter, of Mill
Village, Krio county, aro visiting among
relatives lu re for a lo v days.
Mrs. Win, McKee and children of
the township, were visiting friends in
Warren a few days last week.
Mrs. II. II. Killmer loft Monday eve
ning for a week's visit with her mother,
Mrs. G. W. Dtuiklo in Oil City.
Miss Bertha McKee spent Sabbath at
the New Calden Hotel, Tidioule, the
guest of her aunt Mrs. John Caldin.
Grace and lloland Armstrong lelt last
Saturday lo spend a lew weeks with their
grand parents of Pardo, Mercer county.
Miss Mildred Horner, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. E. Oerow at
tho Central, relii'iied to K iii.ua Momlav.
Miss Edith Hopkins returned Satur
day afternoon from a two weeks visit
with the family of il. M. Irwin in Frak
lin. Elmer Shattuck and Miss Nettie
Giering were over from Plensantville
last Friday evening to see "The Gypsy
Queen."
Mr. and Mrs. M. I). Allen, daughter
(ilia and sons Harrold and l'ussel of
Now Caslle, are guests of Mrs. Allen's
brother, J. A. Adams.
Mrs. J. I). W. Keck and son Dallas,
who have been visiting relatives at Con
neaut, Ohio, for two weeks past, returned
homo Monday evening.
C. A. Lanson and noicii, Miss Olive
Lanson, started yesterday morning to
drive crosscountry to Lotlsvillo, Warren
county, wherd Mrs. L. is visiting.
Mrs. Sabllla Keck camo down from
Bradford with her grandson, John Kri k,
and alter a few days visit with Tionesta
friends will go to Alliance, Ohio, to visit.
A. D. Ni ill of M iri jnville, acooin
panied by his young son ami sister, Mrs.
Kidder, was a business visitor to tiie coun
ty seat Monday and Tuesday of this wock.
Hart Lawrence came down from
Grundervillo Saturday lo take in the
home talent production of Ihe "The Gyp
sy Queen." and remained over Sunday.
Mrs. Gus Wenel of Ncbra ka, and
and Misses Hattio McCullotigh and Bes
sie Ityers of Pleaantvillo were guests of
Mrs. li. Jainioson a couple of days last
week.
W. G. Wynian, on his way homo
from Frceport la-t Friday, stopped off at
Kiiilenton and drove out ami spent the
dav with ltev. J. V. McAuinoh, at Lam
artirie. Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Wheeler ol En
deavor, will entertain at their bcaulilul
homo to morrow evening, J unci IJ, tho
occasion being tho 251h auuiversary if
thoir marriage.
Misses Mabel and Ilaltie S 'ggiu,
and two gentlemen friends wl ose names
wo did not learn, drove over from Pleas
antville last Friday evening and were
the guests of Miss May Sanner.
Mrs. Dr. J. C. Dunn, Mrs. L. J. Hop
kins, Mrs. K. C. Heath and Miss Ida
Fonts formed a pleasant party who de
parted for a visit to the historic battlefield
of Gettysburg yesterday m iming
Mrs. Suin M. Sharp is iu Saltsburg
this week attending the graduating exor
cises of Iho Kiskiminetas Springs school.
She will be accompanied home by Ben
Kelly of Chicago, and Howard Kelly, who
is a pupil of the school. '
Friends here have received invita
tions lo attend tho graduting exercls. a ot
the class of '02, St. Marys, Ohio, High
School, of whic'i Misa Amy M. Walters
Is a member. Many of tho young peo
ple will remember Miss Wader and will
be glad to hear of her success.
I). I). Nickle and grand daughter,
Misa I,ovio Priar of Nickleville, Pa., are
guests of the family of iho former's son,
Rev. O. H. Nickle. Rev. Nlcklo and
his father left Monday morning for Cone
wango Valley, N. Y., to visit Mrs. A. M.
Sweet, a daughter of tho Itoverand's.
-Forest County sent quite a large
delegation to the Republican convention
which takes place in llirrisbnrg to-day.
riiose w hose namos we wero able to get
are as follows : G. W.an I J. R. Osgood,
G. 11. Killmer, J. W. Jamleson, C. F.
Weaver, C. A. Randall, G. T. Anderson,
J. P. Huling, O. F. Miles, II. It. Feit, N.
F. Blum, A. M. Doiitt, of Tionesta; Otis
Rudolph and Gus It. Evans, Endeavor;
W. L. Thompson, Nebraska; Leon Wat
son, Kelleltville; A. It. Moehling, flar-
iugton; T. C. McMaster, Marieiivilli; W.
G. Wilkius, West Hickory.
Mrs. Emma Burton, wife of Elmer
E. Bui ton, died at her home iu Marien
ville on Thursday, May '2'Jth, liitr.'. She
was born iu Smilhport, Clarion county,
on March .'10, ISiW. Tho remains were
taken to Miola and laid lo rest iu Shiluh
cemetery. She had made her home in
Marienville for several years preceding
hor marriage to E. E. Button in lS'.itl, and
has for several years been a faithlul
member of the M. E. Cuurch. Besides
tho husband sho loaves four small chil
dren, Elsie, Wayne, Juliaetlo and George,
also a mother and five brothers.
Hev. Light, Iho Free Methodist min
ister at Clariiigton, and Miss .Minnie
Il aik, of Lawrence c.iiinty, w ere united
in inairiageou May 15th, and on Satur
day Ihe bride and groom rolurnod lo
thoir home in Iho Clarion river villag ,
where they wore given a most coidiM re
ception. The band turned out and gave
tlieui a serenade, and they were also pre
sented with a number of valuable pres
ent'. The visitors wero taken in by the
good pastor and his bride and served
with refreshments, and the result was a
pleasant social time all around. Brook
villo Republican.
Endeavor Hems.
David Plainer has moved into the
house recently occupied by Jack Hil
lard, who has moved to Hearts Content,
where ho ex pec rk to reside a couple ol
years.
E. L. Gorman inado a visit to his
brother Carl at buck Mills, one iy last
week,
W. E. Witherel departed Tor Pittsburg
on the 5lh to tako charge of some liinlarr
raits belonging to Wheeler A Dusenhnry.
11 0 expects to bo gone nil summer.
Richard Lee went to Erie on Monday
the second, to visit his mother. Here
turned on Thursday.
L. E. Osgood uow occupies Ihe position
of liter on the now mill of this place. The
position was recently occupied by Win.
Straight of Tidioule.
Alton Warden and Charley Ciider
captured three young haw ks last Satur
day. Mrs. K. L. Gorman, accompanied by
her sons, Clyde and Charley, w ent to
Bradford on the excursion last Sunday
foi the purpose of visiting her mother.
Sho expects lo bo gono two or three
weeks.
Willis Pettigrew camo up fro o Oil
City last Sunday on Iho excursion and
shook hands with his old friends and ac
quaintances. Dr. Kcmhlo of Tidioule w as down en
Sunday for tho purpose of examining
some applicants for membership In the
K. O. T. M s.
.Vol Ice.
We, tho undersigned merchants, will
close our respective places of business at
K;:iO p. III., ex'-epting Saturdays, from
June 1 til Li until further notice. Wo hope
our customers and friends w ill co-operate
with us in our ellort to obtain a little
recrca Ion and fresh air by favoring us
w ith your valued patronage previous to
tho closing hour. Signed,
L. J. Hopkins,
G. W. Robinson,
W. F. Klt.I.MKU,
IllIATlt it FKIT,
. TlOStKSTA Cash Stokp.
TO ti'KK A i'OI.I) I.N ONK IMV
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund Ihe im ney if it fails
to euro. E. W. Grove s signature Is on
each box. 2.1c. ll-L7-ly
Ifa man succwds Iu plexsing his
w ile, hko as not ho fails with her folk
and Ihe neighbor.
No CnrrtiiHif I'liinl Mnilc
will wear as long as Devon's. No others
are as heavy bodied, because Devoe's
weigh :i to a ounces more to the pint.
Sold li) Jas. 11. Davis. ;t Ji 5111
Every mother is quite suro her ow n
baby is the cutest.
Zinc ami (.rlniling .Make
Dcvoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twiie
as long a lead ami oil mixed by hand,
.-old by James l. Davis. if
Nnlice lo ( otil rnctor.
Bills will bo received bv Ihe Srhisil
Board of Green Township for the erec
tion ot a school house on Gorman H ill.
in said ToAn-hip. Speciticatinits may lie
obtained from the undersigned. Secretary
of Green Twp. Sehool Board, Nebra-ka,
Pa. All bids must be fires uied befoie
July 5. VMii, tho Hoard r-serving the
right to reject any and all bids.
I.V MAM Cook,
Soerelal y.
This signature Is on every Ikii of the genuine
Laxative l3ro;no-tybini:ie Tawet
tu rvuiuiy tlut curat a ! ! vne day
A. CURE Y,
LIVERY
Feed & Sale
STABLE.
Pino Turnouts at All Times
at Roasonablo Rates.
I tear of Hotel Weaver
TIOZN-ZEST-A.. PA.
Telephone -o. 20.
opkins.
siioi:
TALK.
A sent for tlio Famous
SHOES.
OXFORDS.
Latlics' Misses' Children's
OXFORDS. OXFORDS. OXFORDS,
rutent I.eutlier Oxford. Common Leather Oxfords.
Kid Vulour Oxfords.
OXFQftVS
for small men.
for biff men.
Oxford of Any Kind ut Any l'riee.
SHOES I SHOES ! SHOES !
Our Shoes are made for us. All guaranteed
by the manufacturers. No jobbers' job lots among
them. Our Shoe Department contains every
style kept in an up-to-date shoe store. Come and
see us when you want shoes.
IsTO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOOES
T B.JAMES,
. Removed to 1 1'J ('outer St.
Oil City, l'a.
SAMPLES CHEERFULLY SENT
FOR THE ASKING.
It's a season of ligh weight, drapy dress
stull's, hucIi as Veilings, Butists, Twine
Clotbs, Mistrals, Eolienos, Etc.
All llieso we bave ami others, ranging
from ,10c to fJ.Uti a yard, any ol which, or
all, we'd be glad to sample for you.
W. II. JAM ICS.
Perfecl Ice Cream Powder
Is instantly ready for use, requiring only the addition ol one quart of Cold milk, halt
milk ami half cream, or all cream, lo make two quarts of as tine Ice ('resin aa any
con led iouer can make. Flavors lor Ice Cream are, Raspberry, Strawberry, Va
nilla, Orange, Chocolate and I'laiu (unllavored to be used Willi fresh fruits or in
tusking up taucy cretins.)
1'erlect Water Ice I'owdur requires only the addition of one quart of Cold water to
make two quarts ol Water Ice or Sherbet. Flavors for Water Icj are, Lemon and
Orange.
Send us 2oc and wo will mail you a package ofany of the above flavors, with our
bock I el, full ol vnluahlo rcceipis for making all kinds of Plain and Fancy Cream,
and Ices. O. J. Weeks it Co, Ul Murray St., New York Cily, N. Y.
Outing Suits.
This is the time when the outing man baa an iuniug. Tim fish
erman, the poller and the quiel teMer, all must seek something
in the way of clothes that will atmwer many purposes. Every
one likes to look well and be comfortably cool at the tame time.
The coals and trousers are of light weight Flautiels nr Crashes,
Skeleton coats, bul tailored with such care as to give them a
very tieal and dressy appearance. The colors range Irom very
light to very dark. Tho prices range from $") to 115.
Timely Furnishings for Men.
Men are not born shoppers, but they like good value for their
ruouey as well as Ihe fair sex. By keeping in touch with this
store any man can dress in the height of fasliiou without making
cxtravigaut draughts on bis pocketbook. On the links or picy
cling the Slock Tie is the correct beck dressing. A good stock .
for '25a is a rarity, but here it is. Made of fancy while qique
and plain blue, red aud greeu cheviot.
White and tan are the favorite colors of ribirtdom. Your
choice here at very reasonable cost.
Tan Negligee Shirts, with faucy black stri; es, one pair de
tached culls, Ul.
Manhattan Shirts
Wiih attaceed and detached cufft, colors and styles that only
Manhattan Hhirts show, at tl..V, i'1.00, 2.50 and S3.
ftMMER
""ONE: PR
41 &43SENc:CA ST,
feasor
lennsylvania
KA.lJL.lt O.AJ).
BIFFALO AND ALLEGHENY A' AL
LEY DIVISION.
Taking eltect, Nov. Sd, 1901.
No. SO Buffalo Express, daily
except Sunday 11:25a. Ul.
No. Oil City and Pittsburg
Ex res8,daily,except Sundav..7:H0 p.m.
For 1 1 Ickory, Tidioule, Warron, K inrua,
Bradford, Olcan and the East :
No. SI (Dean Express, daily
ex'-ept Sunday 8:5.1a.m.
No. Sit Pittsburg Express,
daily except Sunday 4:30 p.m.
For Time Tables and additional Infor
mation consult Ticket Agent.
J. li, HUTCHINSON, J. R. WOOD.
General Manager. Gen'l Passenger Agt.
of every kind
IMrTC.L.VS SIIOIX.
SHOES.
OXFOWS
for boys.
opkins.
ICE CLOTHIERS
OIL CITY. PA.