THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
The Sentiment f the State.
J. c. WCNK,
ESITOS 4 PsOPSIITOS.
WEDNESDAY, Jl'XK IS, 12.
1902
JUNE
1902
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Itrpublirnn Ticket.
PTATK.
irrmor SAMVK.L W. PKXNY
PACKER, of Philadelphia.
Lieut. (rom-Nor WILLIAM M
HKOWN. of Lawrence county.
titwrtnm of Internal .4 rfcnm ISAAC
B. U1WWN, ot Krie county.
till TV.
rWreiM-JOSEPN O. SIIU.EY.
(Subject t action of District Conference)
A.y.icmblV-C. W. AMSLKK.
VmAimuMi'v-J. C. HEIST.
.sio-iTf-DKORliK W. XOULIT.
niHMfi ()inmi.s.nVMCr I'ONKAT)
Ill'KHKXX. A. K. S111PK.
.4.iio-liEO. W. HOLKMAX, W
II. STILES.
Jury CbminiMionrr EKN EST SI RULE
JUDGE I'EXVI'A(KEh 3 AXED.
Tli KetlnhlicHii Male Convention 'om
innlcs a Winning Ticket.
The Republican Stale Convention whicb
met in llarrisbtirii last Wednesday was
one of the usual harmony kind, Roiiitf
through with it work in an orderly and
dignitied manner. The proceedings,
while spirited and exciting at limes were
in every way charaoierired by good feel
ing and harmonious action, the result
being acquiesced in by the vanquished
and victor alike. Attorney General El
kin made a good light for first place, on
the ticket aud had be not been bandi
capped by the weight of liovernor Stone'
blunders imUt have landed au easy
winner. Hut one ballot was necessary
in the naming of tbe Gubernatorial can
didate, the result of which was, Penny
packor 20ii, Klkin K-2. The other liomi
nations were made by acclamation.
The nominee, Judge Samuel W.Penny
packer, of Philadelphia, had roue of these
things to contend with, at the same time
he had, like his principal competitor,
clean official record, and an unsullied pri
vale character, standing very high in the
estimation of tfoae wto know him best
as a man of strictest honor and prohily.
The other members of the ticket are
men of irreproachable character. Hon
M'm. M. Hrown of Lawrence county, the
nominee for Lieut. Governor, is one of
the most popular men in bis section, and
is peculiarly fitted by training and expe
rience for the position for which bis party
baa nominated him.
Major Isaac It. ISrown's nomination for
Secretary of Internal Affaire came to lilm
unanimously, he having bad no formal
competitor from the slart of his canvass
for tbe place. His ripe experience and
signal ability make bim tbe logical and
ideal candidate. The northwest is thus
honored in having a representative on
the ticket who will bring strength to its
standard.
The platform adopted is a strong one,
It endorses President Roosevelt's admin
istration, affirms loyalty to protection,
and declares strongly fur ballot reform.
There is no question about the Novem
ber remit. Tbe ticket will have a ma
jority approaching the quarter million
mark.
The Republican prtss of tho State
hlch was more than ord.uatly divideJ
on the gubernatorial nominal ion before
thecouvention, is uniting heartily in the
support of Judge Pennypacker. Here
and there is silence on the part of some
one unusually disappointed, but It Is
only for a day.
In general the newspapers that were the
more earnest supporters of Ml. Elkin be
fore Ihe nomination are warmest in their
coniiiirudalion of Judge. Peuiiypacker,
reeoguiiLing in him a candidate w ho can
be supported by all factions of the party,
one who, with his position on tho bench,
has been free from all the controversies
that have stirred up the parly in the
Slate iu tho past few years, but who is a
consistant and thorough-going Republi
can, Theie is no ground upon w hich
personal or factional opposition to Judge
Pennypacker can stand.
Tbe Democrat ie press, vex;nl an 1 dis
appointed because tbe Republican Con
vention has presented an unassailable
candidate, can lie expected to magnify
and even distort every insignificant cir
cumstance to its advantage. It may
even raise vain hope in the Democratic,
breast, but all such efforts will have tho
effect to more completely unite all Re
publican elements in support of the can'
didate of the Harrisburg convention. At
their best the Democrats could not hope
to present a candidate who would in
character and fitness assure the people
a more honorable Administration than
that which Governor Pennvpackcr will
give them.
It is not surprising, therefore, well
known as he i , that Judge Pennypacker
should instantly command the cordial
support of the Republican press of the
State. It reflects in the highest degrto
the sentiment of tho Republican people,
and insure a campaign in w hich there
can be no fear of the result. That It
will be a campaign of spirit and enthu
siasm may be taken as certain, and every
Republican citizen will honor himself in
whatever he cau do to a, cure Judge
Pennypacker the greatest possiblo ma-
The larger the vote cast for the head of
the ticket throughout the St.tte Ihe great
er will lie tho number of Republican Con
pressmen elected. This is a vit-d feature
ol the canvass and one that will not be
overlooked. The Republieau sentiment
since tbe convention is altogether grail
fying. Pliila. Press.
Il.in. and Mrs. XcImhi I. Wheeler Kuy
ally Knlertain Their Friends On
Ihe Ovcasion of 1 heir 2olh
Wed llnir Anniversary,
at Endeavor, Pa.
Thk nominations made at Harrisburg
last week seem to have thrown the Dem
ocratic editors of the Slate into a terrible
rage Titusville World,
Although England is now at peace,
the estimate of Ihe treasury delicit as re
vised for the coming year is $1111,0110,1100.
Vncle Sain would certainly feel uncom
fortable if running behind at that rate.
A new town will lie built on Marti
nique to take the place of St. Pierre,
though not on the old site. The irrepress
ible boomer will be setting forth its mer
its as tbe world's most famous volcanic
resort and stimulant to jaded nerves.
If the United States does not utilize
the Nicaragua route a private company
will put the canal through at that point
and it will command the trade of this
country on account of its nearness and
saving ol time in reaching the Pacific.
"Fpkkdom without free trade," says
paper dissatisfied with Ding ey law
times, "is a dead sea apple to tbe Cuban
But when the Cuban wants a full share of
American pippins all he has to do is to
ask for annexation. He is exlraordinar
lly lucky to have the option.
Deafness Cannot He Cured
by local applications, as thev cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear,
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is iiy constitutional remedies,
lieafuess is caused by an iuttained con
dition of the mucous lining of the l'.o
atachian Tube. When this tube gets iu
tin tool vou have a riimliling sound or
imperlcct hearing, aud when it is entire.
ly closed neatness la the result, and un
less the intlamalion can be taken out am:
this III lie restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed forever ; nine
cases out often are caused by catarrh
which is nothing but mi inllauied con ill
tion of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One II unci red Dollars for
any case ol Uealness (cjused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hall's ( atari ll
Cure. Send lor circulars, free.
V. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo, O
Sold by Druggists, s.
Halls family rills are the best.
Cream of the Mews.
murder of conven
X OTA RLE SOCIETI EVENT.
Zinc-It
Jl'sT as the reirganizers w ere squaring
oir to make the surrender of the Philip
pines paramount, Oregon, bit tbe scut
tles a stunning blow by giving a Repub
lican congressional majority larger than
that of two years ago. That long sought
issue is still invisible, and November
only Ave months away.
' Democratic prophets are not quite ao
exuberant over the outlook in the con
gressional canvass as they were before the
(lection in Oregon a week ago. The in
creased majority which the two Republi
can candidates fur Congress got in the
election in that State shows that tho
chances for a Republican victory in No
vember are extremely favorable. The is
sues whicb will be up in the canvass
throughout the countiy were at the front
in the campaign for Congress in Oregon,
and there the Republicans made gain
over even the high total of 1!00. All the
Indications point to a big triumph for the
Republicans in this year's voting. Tbe
Democratic leaders are beginning to con
cede defeat for their side already.
Si'kakixi oftho work of the lato Ro,
publican convention which nominated I
most excellent ticket, the Oil City Wiz-
nard, usually very conservative in its es.
ti mate of political nominees, has this to
aay : "It is worthy of note that through
out the exciting contest nothing of a dis
paraglng nature has been said of Judge
Pennypacker. While some have criti
cised the methods used in securing bis
nomination, not a word has been said
against bim as a man nor In detraction of
his ability. The methods employed were
necessary, perhaps, because of similar
ones used against liiin. All unite in
commending ldin as an eminent (nrist,
and his chances for triumphal election are
certainly belter than would have been
those for bis principal opponent."
No cssiiy is the
tion.
A satisfactory Paint, Ture
Law rence at Kil liner liros.
We don't place monuments over our
hurried hopes,
All tbe latest shapes in hats at Hop
kins'. H
A peck of trouble has often come out
of a pint flask.
Suits, skirts, wrappers, Ac, at Tin
nesta Cash Satre. It
No man who carries life insurance is
absolutely worthless.
For Pure Paint ask for Lawaence at
Killmer Rros. It
II you are in doubt about kissing
your girl, give her the benefit of the
doubt.
Reautitul new line of ladles' shirt
waists at Hopkins.' It
Going the rounds of the press : The
girl who wall7.es.
-Underwear to suit all at Tionesta
Cash Store. It
Tho horse goes freo when you are go,
ing in debt.
Lawrence Paints Lead, Zino and
Pure Linseed Oil at Killmer Rros. It
Men insist on attracting attention
even when going to hell.
Don't go past Hopkins' store when
looking for shoes. It
It is mighty bard to keep your
mouth shut when you have nothing to
say.
-Shirts and shirt waists at Tionesta
Cash Store. It
We do a great deal of (.'rumbling, and
there is usually something back of it,
Fresh vegetables and fruits at the
White Star Grocery. It
We are always a little suspicious of
tbe man w ho wears silk mittens on bis
voice.
In vegetables or fruits tho White
Star Grocery always leades. Tbe mar
ket allords nothing which cannot be sup.
plied thero, and never stalo. It
Ever notice that just before you
friend takes vou out bUL'iiv riding, ho
sell his horse T
Jiovel Features.
"Water Rabies," magic colored trans
formation pictures lo amuse the children
and a high standard colored comic sii
pleinent w ill lie given each week with the i
Pittsburg Sunday Dispatch. Iuoriler to
obtain these features order the Sunday j
Di-pau h at mice. I
liic and liriinlintr Miike
Devne Lead and Zinc Paint
as long as lead and oil mixod
Sold by James I). Dav is.
vVHEELEIt SM ITU On Tuesday,
June l-th.,in Walnut Hills, Cincinnati,
O.. at tbe residence ol the bride's father,
Alexander Smith, Esq , Nelson P.
Wheeler of Forest Co., Pa., and Rachel
A. Smith. No car ls.
Weaiehappv to chronicle this impor
tant event in the history of Mr. Wheeler,
He lies long been iu a position to live
happily and conilorlahly, but yet lacked
one very necessary addition, whicn lie
has now made. He has our very best
ishes for the ham iness and prosperity
of himself and bride.
Thus reads tbe only :. arriago notice
published in Thk Forkt Kkfi'iilr'an,
June '.1 1ST", an Jailer a period of twenty-
five years, "e are (exceedingly) happy
to chronicle (thai) this important event in
the history of Mr. Wheeler" was but Ihe
beginning ol Ihe happiest years he has
known.
Ileing one of the foremost lumbermen of
Forest county, XI r. Wheeler had "long
beeu In a position to live happily and
comfortably ;" and, being a young man
of faultless habits, possessing Ihe liner
qualities of heart and mind, he became
the fitting companion of one of Ohio's
hoieest daughters a young woman of
rare culture and refinement wl.o enjoyed
the society lite of our national Capital in
tho days of of Horatio King, during tbe
Grant administration. From tho begin
ning of their homelife in Forest county
the hospitality of .l r. and Mrs. Wheeler
has been unstinted, their courtesies ex
tended alike to all who have come within
their borders, and no untoward event has
marred the beautiful picture that is set
for coming generations to study, of an
ideal American home. Truo philanthro
py stirred the souls of this excellent
cbiistian couple and iu the quarter of a
century that has followed their marriage,
the wi denies has been made to blossom
as the rose. Homes of beauty and com
fort for Iho employees of the famous
Wheeler A Duseubury firm have sup
planted tho lumber camp shanty. A free
kindergarten has been maintained ly
M-s. Wheeler. A beautiful chapel.
erected by Mr. and Mra. Wbeebr in
memory of thier lovely daughters Isa
bel Smith and Mary Atkins has taken
the place of the dingy room w here the
band ol earnest chiisiians first met lor
prayer. And it was not surprising when
such unselllsh devotion to the need of
others has been cheerfully and constantly
given, that no one was envious when
"Honniebraj" became tho home of these
excel. ent per pie, and it w as with glad
hearts I hat hundreds ot their friends
wended their way to the beautiful colo
nial mansion last Thursday, to ixtcnd
loving greetings to the bride aud bride
groom of June the twelfth, '77.
This glad event had been looked for
ward to for months, aud elaborate prepar
ations bad been mado by Mr. and Mra,
Wheeler tor the rcccpliou of their friends,
Tbe day dan lied bright and beautiful and
tbe earth was Hooded with celestial light.
Heaven's smile seemed to ret upon these
good people and all nature, which was
one grand and migiity chorus ot praise
and adoration to the Giver of all good,
gave rich contributions to tbe Joyous oc
caslon, and "Ronniebrae" never looked
more beaiitilul. The stars and stripes
floated iroin the front piazza and waved a
cordial welcome in the gentle breeze. In
side, the quiet grandeur of the large and
commodious residence with Its costly
rugs and hangings beautiful works of
art and articles of interest gathered fiom
many countries, was enhanced by tne ar
tistic decorations arrange i by Mrs. Carl
F. Smith, sisier of.Mrs. Wheeler. The
decorations consisted mainly of forest
productions which called to mind the
decorations of the bride's hoino ill
Hint were untlieied iu Forest county and
shipped to C nelnnatli, by Mr. G. W
Warden. Mantels were blinked with
bill ami sla'ely ferns; the great door a s
wete bun,? w ilh porticrs of ground pine
and silver tinsel, while Immense jardi
neres of evergreen foliage and mock
orange blossoms were arranged through
out the lower apartments and were
brightened here and there with magniti
cent boque s of bridal roses and other
cut (lowers.
The reception hours wore from I-:') to
G-.-V) o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. W beeb r re,
ceived in Iho Iroiit parlor aud were as
sistcd by Mrs. Win. F. Wheeler, of Port
ville, N. Y.,inothei of Mr. Wheeler j Mr,
Carl F. Siniih and Mrs. Smith, the dis
tinguished artists, of Washington, D. C.
Mr. W. E. Wheeler and Mrs. Wheeler, of
Portville, N. Y.; Mr. Edward Skinner
and Mrs. Skinner of Westlield, r. V
Mr. W. II. D. Uarr mid Mrs. Barr, of
Buffalo, N. Y.i Miss Jean Smith, of Alle
gheny, the noted philanMiropisl j Mrs
Miller, of Pittsburg, and Miss I. ilia
Wheeler, of Portville, N. Y. Of this com
piny, seven were at ihe marriage in
Mrs. Wm. F. Wheeler, Mrs. Smith, Mr
W. E. Wheeler, Mr. and Mrs. Si. inner,
Mrs. Rarr and Miss Wheeler, a sisier of
Mr. Wheeler, who was thou a Vassar
student, and who, with Mrs. Smith,
sisier of Mrs. Wbeelor, were the bride'
attendants on that memorable occasion
Time lias dealt gently w ith Mr. and Mrs,
Wheeler, and Mrs. Whejler, who was
dressed In her wedding gown of white
croirrain silk with full train, trimmed
with diu'liess lace ami orange blossoms
was especially beautiful, being counted
the "lairest of tho lair."
A chartered (Mr of the Pennsylvania
line transported the guests to and Iroiil
tho station at West II ickory. During the
r- ceiviug hours, the ho-pilahle home and
wide piazzas were well filled with guests,
from far and near, who were iloligbtfully
entertained dining every minute of their
stay. Throughout the day Coleman
orchestra of Titusville, which was cosily
quartered in the oriental room, played an
interesting progiam. Ke'rcshmcnts were
served In the lutge dining room and Mr.
Wneeler'a olllee, by the caterer, Wm
V. Clark of Buffalo, N. Y., w ho was as.
Hinted by four colored waiters. The tal
in tbe main dining room, was decorate
by Mr. Clark, and iu tho center of the
table was a large silver love jar and plat
ter, that held a bouquet of superb Amer
ican 1!' Hilly roses and Bermuda lilies
entwained with silver tinsel.
An interesting feature of Ihe day a en
tertainment was viewing the many line
and cosily pr,sen!s. Among Ihe most
exquisiie" were two silver ondin ticks
I presented bv the children. The day w as
I mi Kcniciallv happy one lo all, ami the
wear twice ' anniversary celebration was, beyond all
by band. I question, the handsomest srs ial event
tf liltlo Forest has -eon lor many years. -
JUST IN TIME.
Down Iu Health and Strength. Xcr
tons. Irritable, Ached All Over,
A Depressed Condition
ltiipldlr Oianired.
Mrs. Eliza Briltaiu, of No Mr! Seventh
street, Reaver falls, Pa,, says: "My
daughter, aged sixteen, sullered from
good nervous headacl.es, tho kind that
makes one right sick and leaves them
week and nervous. Dr. A. W. Chase's
Nerve Fills were recommended to met
aud I got a box and they are splendid. 1
Not a headache has she had since. The
uerves are steady and the general health
tine. I am much tnkan tip with the
splendid way they acted."
Dr. A. W. Cbaso's Nerve Pills are aold
at 50c a box at dealers, or Dr. A. W.
Chaso Medicine Company, Buffalo, N.
Y. Sec that portrait and signature of A.
W. Chae, M. D., are on every package
For salo by Killmer Bros., druggists.
' t
Hral ll la His Nrwinirr.
llcoigo Sehaub, a well known German
citizen of New Lebanon, Ohio, Is a con
stant reader of the Dayton Volkszciluug,
He knows that this paper aims to adver
tise on ly the best iu us columns, and
ben he saw Chamberlain's Pain Balm
lvnrtised therein for lame back, be did
not hesitate in buying a bottle of it tor
is w ile, w ho lor eight weeks bad snf-
ic l with the most temtilo pains in
r back and could not get relief. He
savs; Alter using iho Pain Balm for a
few davs n wile said lo ine, '1 feel as
ouch horn anew,' and before using Ihe
entire contents of Ihe tsittlo he unbear
able itains had entirely vanished aud she
could again take up her household du
nes.' Ile is very thankful and hopes
that all aulferiug likewise will hear other
wondertul reco'-erv. Ihisvaluahlo lin-
nttieiu is sold bv Killmer Bros , Tionesta,
W. U. Wiikius, West Hickorv, Pa.
Ili-rtiicrtl Kalca In Heaver, falorntlo MprlHgs,
mid I'ncblo via I'ennnvlvanla Kallnini!,
On account of tho Triennial Conven-
oll oftho International Sunday-school
Association, to be held at Denver, Col.
June Jl to July 2, the Pennsylvania Rail
road company will sell excursion tickets
lo Denver, Colorado Springs, or Pueblo,
Col., from all stations on its lines, at rate
of situ le I a io fi.r round trip. Tickets
ill be sold and good going on June -1
to '23, and will be good to it-tuin leaving
Denver, Colorado Springs, or Pueblo
not later than August ol. Tickets must
be validated for return passage by Joint
Agent at any of tbe above-mentioned
points, for w hich service a leeol 25 cents
ill bo charged.
For specific latea and conditions, sp
iv lo ticket agents.
NEW WASH SKIRTS.
Matting
s.
The iilcal lloor covering
for summer use. Inexpen
sive, but cool, durable ami
attractive. Japanese and
Chinese mattings at 20o yd.
An extra heavy hemp mat
tiug especially adapted lo
porch use, at 33o.
ROBINSON.
w nrt kimt of a com-
EurcJta
Harness 021
not onlr mak- harness ntvlths I '
hoes lit-llvr, n.il noises inn
s sllier loft ami : lll', puis ll m 4
tlmon e lust l is. i .
i;s it er.iliuirily w,h;!U.
llnw la Avoid Trouble.
Now is the time to nrovido yourself
and tamilv with a liotlle of Chamberlain's
Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It
is almost certain to he needed belore the
summer is over, and it procure! now
uiiv save vnu a trip lo luwu in the night
or ill your busiest season. It Is every
where admitted to tie the most success! u I
medicine in Use for Isiwel complaints,
both for children and adults. No family
an afford to be wilbnut it. Sold by
Killmer Bros., Tionesta, W. O. Wilkins,
West Hickory, Pa.
iVaulanla Itnllrond Heilurcrl It sirs lo
.Mimics, polls
On account of the National Education
A ssi s-hi! Ion's Annual meeting, at Min
neapolis, M inn., July B to II, the Pen
nsylvania Railroad Company will sell ex
cursion tickets from all stations on its
lines July 4 to 11, good to return not
earlier than July 14, at rale of singlo fare
for the round Irif pins fj 00, Thoo tick
ets wi l be good for return passage only
when executed by Joint Agent at Min
neapolis and payment of ii cents made
lor this service By depositing ticket
with Joint agent not earlier than July 8
nor later than July 1 1, and payment of
50 rents at liino of deposit, an extension
of retui ii limit may be obtained to leave
Minneapolis not later than September 1,
For specific rates and conditions, ap
ply to ticket agents. It
Notice to Conlractori.
Bids will bo received by tho School
Board of tireen Tow nship for tbe erec
tion ol a school house on Herman II ill,
in said 'J o-n-hip. Speeilications may be
obtained from the undersigned, Secretary
ftireen Twp, Sellout lloinl, .eliraska,
Pa. All bills must be presented before
Julv.i, bi"-, tho Hoard r. serving the
right to reject any and all bids.
L.YMAX UMIK,
Secretary,
ll 1
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r iA'if STANDARD ,'
Your
Horse a X? X
Chance! v. j
TION ESTA SIAIl Itl-JXW
DY
NEW LINE JUST IN. PRICES AND SIZES
TO SUIT ALL
See Them.
HEATH & FEIT.
Up-to-Dato Doalors in
'41
A. Watni Cook,
President.
II. Kbixy.
Cashier.
Wm. Smkaruauoh,
Vice President
FOREST COUNTY NATIONAL BANK,
TIONESTA, PENNSYLVANIA.
CAPITAL STOCK,
Wayne Cisik,
P. Wheeler,
niRKCTOKH
O. W. Robinson, Win.
K. Ritchey. J. T. Dalo,
150,000.
Hmearbaiigh,
J. II. Kelly.
Collections remitted for on day of pr.yment at low rates. We promise our cuatom
era all Ihe benefits consistent with conservative b king. Interest paid on lime
deMislts. Your patronage respectfully solicited.
CORPE'TED EVERY TUESDAY
HKI.UIU.K DEALERS
Flour V sack I.IOij, !..".'
Corn meal, feed, V '
Corn meal, family, V IM Ik 1.60
Chop feed, pure grain 1.60
oats .i;o
Corn, shelled - .N)
Buckwheat tlour, ft Ih .'.'1
Beans p bushel 2.MI
Ham, sugar cured .hi
Bacon, sugar cured .l.ri
Shoulders .10
Salt Pork, 'r1 !t .l'J
Whitellsh kit .70
Sugar r,(ji,M
Svrup X('b .50
N O. Molasss .ll.Vii .50
Collee, Roast Itio 1-1($I5
Cotfee, blended Java .-"0
Tea ..HSftf .M
Butter U'W
Rico o.v.a.os
Kggs, fresh v!(-l-l
Salt V barrel l.lii
Ijird .14
Potatissa, bushel 00(,i 1.00
Potatoes, Sweet '( lb .IrJ
Lime )! barrel 00l.oo
Nails V keg 2.75
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Injuries,
Sore Feet, Lame and Aching Rack.
Skin Diseases. Pains and Spiaina,
WANO
W1N0 ELECTRIC OIL. 25. TRY IT
All there i to some celebrations, you
hustle to get there, and hustle lo get
back.
Mv little son bad an attack of whoop
ing cniigh and was threatened with pneu
monia; Inn for Chamlxrlain'a Cough
Remedy we would have bad a serious
timo of it. It also saved him Iroin
several severe attacks of croup. H. J.
Striekfadeu, editor World Herald, Fair
Haven, Wash. Mold by Killmer Bros.,
Tionesta, W. U. Wilkins, West Hickory,
Pa.
Executor's
Notico
Salo.
tf Public
By virtue of an Order of the Orphans'
Court of Forest C'onntv. Pa., tho under
signed, Executor of the Ist Will and
Testament of Benoni C. Scott, deceased,
will expose at Public Sale, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 21, 1!",
at 1:00 o'clock, p. in., at I'erry P. O., For-
estp nunty. i'a., the following ueserinea
nronertv :
Nineteen (10) acres of land ill Harmony
Township, Fore-t County, Fa., in fee
sin, pie, iHiunded as billows: On the
South bv laud of J. II. Mills, on the Fast
and North hr land of J. McOluley, and
on tho West bv land of Horace Wilkins.
Sale by 'inhlic outcry at the bourof the
day specified and the place designated.
Terms, cash when tho proporly is deed
ed lo Iho purchaser.
JAM KS A. HUME, Executor.
Pleasautville, Pa.
60 YEARS'
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
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tjt ri.ii ntut, wi'Innit ciiTre, IU thl
Scientific Jf n.erican.
A hit1d(rntY IHmtrril-.-1 Wei-My. T irtwt cir
culation of hut mn'iif ill Wini l. 1 rmn, $l n
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MlJfiii X Co.36""0'-"1'' New York
lirauclJ UlUcu, tJi V HI., Wukliiuluu, L. U
IT PAYS
TO ADVERTISE in
1 HIH PAPEK.
The Spring
Campaign
it now ou io
WALL JP APER !
GEO. I. DAVIS,
The recoirnir.ed artist in Paer Haniiintf
aud Painlintf. has all his samples ready
for inspection, and a liner lino at lower
prices was never exhibited here or else
where. Mr. I'avis is prepared to show
samples and irive estimates on all work
in hta bne, and it wili.be well for parties
needing his services to consult hi in at
oi co before enuaitements are made loo
lar ahead. Border papers go In at same
pri- as ceiliiiirs and walls. This Is a new
Ihlim and an important ileiu in kwping
(low ii the expense.
Shoe
Reminder.
Administrator's Notico.
Letters of administration having been
K anted lo the undersigned upon Ihe es
tate ol Matthew Elliot, late of Harmony
township, deceased, all persons indebted
lo said estate are requested to make pay
ment, and Iho. e havinir claims airainat
lite same lo present without delay to
J as. Kl.l.IoT, Administrator.
Tionesta, Pa., May 31, I'.aiJ. (It
Wanted-An Idea I
Wbo ran thlnfc
r snmv iiiiels
tllturt Iu puleul
rn'ct your Msiwi IhsT mar bring "U weiUtli.
Wrlw JOHN WEUOKltUl'HN cu, l',.l. llt ill,,.
D)t, WsMhlnauiu, D. c..f,-r Ihvlr $l.n rlM vttt
sad ml ol mo banana uivraUuus wsiilcO.
HOW aiHiutyour stock of Stationary f
We do high class Job Prinliiiir.
Tho world loves to get h ilJ of the
handle end of bargain. It it better
than earning money il't saving il
SI laved it $2 earned.
You are taring money every time
you purchase pair of our 13 Ox
fords. You are also insuring fix
montht oi foot comfort. That't
combination that it bird lo beat.
JOE LEVI,
Cor. Centre, Seneca, & Sycamore SU
OIL CIT1, 1A.
Pbone 23.
PATENT
LE
ATHER
ROYAL
SHOES.
Patent Kic,
RIGHT
PRICES.
We arc proud of our showing of these superb shoes. Wo
know they are going to bo prime favorites this season
and have taken special pains to make u complete
showing of these superior shoes. No other
house has such a range of patterns or de
sirable styles.
Men's
Women's
Children's
Goodyear Welt
Hand Turn
McKay sewed.
AXMINSTERS
MOQUETTES
BODY BRUSSELS
VELVETS
TAPESTRIES
INGRAINS
UNIONS
- MATTINGS
LINOLEUMS
Rugs.
arnets.
.Vynr Smzm StiMmKS of Wl& Farm.
A'EW GQQfS IS EVEHV BEFsmtMEXT.
onesta Cash Store
ALWAYS LEADERS LIT QTTALITIT OT& PBICE.