The Coon First! New Fall Goods are here. 4. t. arm. Csitom a Monicrw. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBKK 5, llWi THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. I A GLORIOUS KESl'LT. Republicans Make (It an Sweeps Countj ami Male. ol Tli Republican! have one more swept bo.b County and Slate in the election of yesterday, raiTTing everything before th:ai with decisive majorities. In Forest county the party haa elected every candidate on the ticket aftei one of fierc est battles in fie history of the county, the flghl centering on the Assembly. mrsTT rksi'lt by PMtr:scTa. Cooksburu Governor, Penny packer, Hep.. 22, Pallismi, bem., 11 j Congress Sibley, Rep., 20, Watson, Pi m., 8; As sembly Amsler, Kep., 2j, Landers, Ilein., !; I'rothy Geisr, U-p., 25, Mur phy, Item.. 10 : Sheriff Xoblit, Rep., 25 Keinlile, I'ein., H; County Commissioner Iliirlirnu, Kep., 24. Miipe, Knp., 25, VeiiiBrd, Dem., 11. Flynn, Dem., 10. CMiper Tract Pennypacker H. Patti' on 3; Auislor 1:1, Landers &i; Cieiat 7, Murobv .V.j Nobht 21, Kemiile 24: Bur- btrin 18, Ship 16, Weimranl 25, Flynn 29. Maybnrg-Pennypacker36, Pattison 17, Amsler 37, lenders 21; lieist ;K, Murphy IS; Noblit 39, Kemble IS; Burhenn 8. Slipe 31, Weingard 22, Flvnn 25. IuhriiiR -Pennypacker 23, Pattison 22; Sibley M. A'atson HI; Amsler 33, Lan ders 10; Geist 31, M tirpliv l Xoblit 27, Kemble 10; llurhenn 2!, Sbipe 32, Weiu gard 15, Flynn 17. Brnokaton Pennyparker 4S, Pattison 7; Sibley 45, Watson 7; Amsler 51, Lan ders ; (ieist 5S, Murphy 2; Xoblit 52, Kemble 4; Bun enn 47, Sbii 47, Wein gard 11, Flvnn 7. W . H n-lt ory- Penny park er ."i9. Pa It isnn 4i; Sitiley .". Watson 47; Amsler 51, Landera 62; Oeist 5(1. M'irpby 42; Xoblit .VS. Kem ble 7'i; Rurhenn 55, Suipe 4f, Weingard 5". Flvnn 40. Hirkory Pennj-packer W, Pattisn 50; SiMeyPT, Watson 45; Amsler Lan ders 6i; (iei.t 1"I7, Mu'phy 40; Noblit lt, Ketulile .".2; Bumeiiu 110, ShipeM, Wein gard 5J, Flynn 47. B'iroiiiih PennyprekiT 97, Pattison Si; Sibley IM, Watson rt6; Auisler 7'!, len ders 121; Geist 121, Murfbyri".; Xoblit 113, Kemble t; Kurtu-iin I2J. Sbipe !4, Wein gard 79, Flynn 65. Unitonrille Pennyparker II, Patliscu 23; Sibley 13, Watson l'i; Amsler 12, len ders 27; lieist 14, Murphy IS; Xoblit 14, Kemble 22; Burhenn 14, Sbipe 8, Weiu gurd 31, Flynn 13. Rp'lrlytie IVnnypai-ker 3!, Pattison I I; Sibley .T.I, Watson 13: Amsler 34, len ders Is; (Jn-t 4o, Muri'liv 10; Xoblit 31, Kemble 13; Burhenn 31, Shipe 34, Wein iiard 16, Flynn 16. Frosts Pennvparker 48, Pattison 16; Sibley 5o, Watson 13; Amsler 51, Lan ders M; (ieist 41, Murphy 28; Xoblit 55, Kemble 13; Burhenn 43, Shipe 4", Wein gard 18, Flytn 15. Nebraska Pennypacker 72, Pattison 83; Sibley 71, W atson 54; Amsler 53, Lander. 128; (jeist 92, Murph 65; Xoblit H3, Kemble 77; Burkenn 106, Shipe 54, Weingard 115, Flynn 70. Xewto ii Penny packer PI, Pattison 67; Amsler 88, Landers 83; Oeist 103, Murphy 55; Xoblit 109, Kemble 55; Bur henn 122, Shipe 65, Weingard 48, Flynn 110. Tionesta tp Pernypacker 81, Pattison 62; Sibley Ml, Watson 61; Amsler 56. Landers li2; Geist 87, Murphy 56; Xoblit I'2, Kemble 6; Burhenn 8!t, Sbipe 65, w eingard 2, Flynn 52. Marienvllle Pennypaeker 176, Patti. ioiil.r7; Sibley 196, Watson 93; Amsler H-lo, Landers ii:,; (Jeist 204, Murphy 104; Xoblit 210, Kemble 95; Burhenn 177, Shipe 240, Weingard 76, Fivnn 13. Fogle Farm Penny packer 12, Pattison 65; Amsler 17, Landers 70; Noblit 15, Kemble 64. Balltown Amsler 11, Landeia 18. From the above figures it will be seen the whole Republican ticket ia elected, Mr. Sibley leading in the vole-ge ting, although ligu res on Congress are not aa complete as the others. Penny packer by 150,000. Latest reports from the State Indicate a plurality lor Judae Pennypaeker of JiU.oou. Allegheny gives In in 35,000, and i-ets the Citizons luslon ticket. Mr. Sibley carries his district hy large plurality, out tiguresarwatill incomplete. Thanksgiving Pay. President Roosevelt baa Issued his thanksgiving prorlxmat.on aa lollows: According to the yearly custom of nor people, it tails upon the President at Ibis season to appoint a day of feativai and thanksgiving to God. Over a century and a quarter has passed since tbia country took its place among the nations of the earth, and during that time we have bad on the whole more to be thankful tor than has fallen to the lot ol any other people. Generation after generation haa iirown in manhood and passed away. F;ach has had to bear its peculiar burdens, each to face its special crises, and each has known years ol grim trial, when the country was menaced by malice, domestic or foreign levy, when the baud of the Lord waa heavy upon it in drouth or Hood or pestilence, when in bodily distress and anguish of soul it paid the penaity of folly and a frowsrd heart. Nevertheless, decade by decade, we h iVe atruggled onward and upward ; we now abundantly enjoy material well heiiur, and under the lavor of the Most HiBh we are striving earnestly to achieve moral and spiritual uplifiing. The year that has just closed baa been one of prace and ol oveiflowing plenty. Rarely haa any people enjoyed greaiter prosperity than we are I ow enjoying. For this we r n er heartfelt and solemn thanks to the Giver of Good; and we seek to praise Hun not by words, but by deeds, by the way in which we do ourduty to ourselves and to our fellow men. Now, therefore. I, Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States, do hereby designate ss a day of general thanksgiv ing, Thursday, the twenty-seventh of the coining November, and lo recommend that throughout the land the people cease from their ordinary occupations, and in their several homes and places of wor ship render thanks unto Almighty God for the manifold blessingsof the past year. In witness whereof, I bave hereunto set my hand and caused the seal of the United Statea to lie alllxed. I) neat the city of Washington, thla 2!th day of October, in the year of Our Lord oi e thousand nine hundred and two anil of the Independence of the United SUtes the one hundred and twenty seventh. (STKlied.) Thkohohe Roosfvei.t. By the President. JoiiM Hat, Secretary of Statu. The Whole Republican Ticket! I ream of the w. Most men mistake slight spplause for an encore. Fancy Haviland china at Tionesta Cash Store. It Idle boasting is the smoke and true courage the fire. Hopkins sel.s the only genuine stiag prool boots and overs to be had in town. it. A man isn't always broad-mind. d because his head la level. Rest assortment of shoes at Tionesta Cash Store. It --Iranian is inclined to be foolish a silk bat won't save him. See the fine line of trunks, satchels and umbrellas at Hopkins' store. They are all rih!. It. It Is astonishing how far a few femi nine b ars will go with a man. Latee' style ladiea coata and jackets atT. C. S. It A man may do worse than read poet ry. He may attempt to write It. Men's winter underwear, the best line in towp, at Hopkins' store. li. Man wants hut lltlln here below but woman wania a little of everything Se those cheap trunks and bags at T. C. 8. It When a man buys a piece ol property for a song he may regret hia vocal ability later on. The Wooltex jaeketa alill lesd the van. Hopkins. It. It sometimes happens that a married nan dislikes to visit people who try to make hhn feel at home. Mackintoshes for ladies at Tionesta Ca-h Store. It Men who are alwaya telling you things for your own good mean well, but they are awfully tiresome. For all kinda of rubber goods at reasonable prices, call on Hopkins. It. After capping a climax one should drive a nail in it to prevent some other fellow from uncapping it. Don't invest in a jacket until you j bave seen the line of Wooltex garments I at Hopkins' store. It. Some men spend half their lives in making a reputation and the other half in trying to live it down. Round Trip Ilnine-seekers' Tickets During the same period round trip Homeseekers' excursion tickets will be sold by the Cblcsgo, Milwaukee .t Si- Paul Railway on the first and third Tues day of ech month, good to return within 21 days from date of sale, to many points in Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota, Nortn Dakota and other western and southwestern states. . For further information apply to any coupon ticket agent, or address John R. Pott, District Passenger Agent, Room D Park Hldg., Pittsburg, Pa. 4t. A child of Mrs. Geo. T. Benson, when getting his usual Saturday night bath, siepped back against a hot stove which burned him severely. The child was in great agony and bis mother could do nothing to pacify him. Remeinliering that she bail a bottle of t'liainberiaiii a Pain Balm in the bouse, she thought she would try It. In less than hair an hour after applying it the child was quiet sod asleep, and In less thsn two weeks was well. Mis. Benson is a well known resi dent of Kellar, Va. Pain Balm isn anti septic liniment and especially valuable for burns, cuts, bruises and spiaius. For sale bv Dr. Dunn, Tionesta; W. G, Wil ktns, West Hickory, Pa, 4v OS) " " " 'i 1 1 i - ' Then NEKV0US IRRlTAItI.E SI.EITI.KSS. A Short Story Well Told of a Dud Coiiilillon and lis Effty Cure. A. Lewis, of No. 301 East Third street Oil City, Pa., says: "One of my family who was run down appetite and strength gone nervous and sleepless, waa asked to try Dr. A. W. Chase'a Nerve Pills as a general and nerve tonic. He got a box anil tells me his strength is back bis appetite g'od, sleep natural and nervousness gone. Ho likes them very much and on-, aiders the medicine line one." Iir. A. W. Chase a Nerve Pills are sold at 50c a box at dealers, or Dr. A. W Chase Medicine Company, Buffalo, N. y. See that orlrait and signature of A W, Chase, M. D., are on every package For sale by Killmer Bros., druggists. ! lVimsylv,.i,itt Railroad's Wliiler Ex cursion limit.) itook. In piiiuanee of its annual custom, the Passenger Department of tin Pennsyl vania Ralroad Company has just issued an attractive and comprehensive hook descriptive cf (he leading Wint r resor a ol the Fast anil South, and giving the rates and various routes and combina tions of routes of travel. Like all the publications of the Pennsylvania Rail road Company, this "Winter Excursion Book" is a model of typographical and clerical work. It is bound in a band some and artistic cover in colors, and cnntuiiia much valuable information for Winter tourists and travelers in Kenersl. It can be had free of charge at the prin cipal ticket olliccs of the Pennsylvania Kiilroad Company, or will be sent post paid upon applica'ion to Geo. W. ISovd, Assistant tOuierai Passenger Agent, Broad Street Station, Philadelphia. It. The Hesi Krmraly for roup. From the Atebion, K.in., Iiailv Globe. This is the sean when the woman who knows the best remedies for croup is in demand in every neiglilMirbiKMl. One of the most terrible thuiL-s in the world is to be awakened in the middle of the n'irht by a whisip from one ol tbechildren. The croup remedies are almost as sure to be lost, in ca of croup, as a revolver issure to lie lost in case ol burglars. 1 here used to be an o!d-tahinued remedy for croup, known as hive syrup and tolii, but some modern moth' r sa that Chamberlain Coujh Remedy is belter, and does riot cot so min h. It causes the patient to "throw up the phlegm" quicker, and ifives relief in ashortertiine. Givetbis remedy as smin as the eroiipv cough apx-ar anil it w ill prevent the aits. k. It never fails anil is pleasant and snle Intake. For sale by Dr. Dunn, Tionesta; W. G. Wilkins, West Hickory, Pa. MARRIED. BKRG-ALSIIACII-ln Kane, Pa., Oct. :", IW2. I.v Rev, r. A. Jones Mr. F. . Bern of Warren. I'a , ami Miss K. Kexie A-baeh of Manenville, pa. Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Injuries, Sore reel, Lame and Aching Back. Skin Diseases. Pains and Npiains. WANO ELECTRIC OIL. 25 . TRY IT THE CLARION STATE NORMAL SCHOOL Provide! TrofeJMODal Training for Teachers, Prepare Young People for College, and Offers Excellent Facilities fur General Education. Fit EE TLITIOX for Prospective Teacher. Board, Iloora Kent and Laundry, $127 per annum. WINTER TERM BEGINS DEC. 30. For further particular call on or aldreu SAMUEL WEIR. Ph.D., Prin., Clarion, Pa. PROCLAMATION. Whkkkas, The Hon. W. M. Llndsev, President Judge of the Court of Common Pleas and Quarter Sessions In and for the county of Forest, has Issued his pre- reH ior uoiuinirai ounoi i oiiunon fleas Quarter Sessions of the Peace. Orphans Co'irt, Over and Terminer and General Jatl Delivery, at Tionesta, for the County of Forest, to commence on the Third Monday of November, being iiiu imu oay ot soveinuer r.mz, o- tire is therefore uiven to the Cor oner. Justices of the Peace and Con. atBhleof said conntv, that they be then and there in their proper persons at ton o'chs-k A. M., ol said day with their rccoids, inquisitions, examination, and other lemembrnnces, to do those things which to their office appertain to be done, and to those whoare liound in recognizance to prosecute against the prisoner ihat are or snail ueintiiejailni forest County, that they may lie then and there to prosecute airaiiist them as shall lie iust. Given un der my band and aeal this 20tb day of wciooer, a. ii. Iisrj. J. W. JAMIESON. L.I. Sheriff. Confirmation Notice. Notice Is hereby given that the follow ing accounts have been filed in inv nfllce ami will be presented at the next term of tourt lor continuation : h'irt and final account of G. W. Rulil Administrator of the estate of August lonnson ueceaseri, late or Marienville, Pa. First and final account of Rosa Zenta, Kxecutrix of the estate of Sylvanus ."ins uecessen, late of Harnett township, Forest cnuntv. J. II. ROBERTSON, Clerk of Orphana' Court. Tionesta, Pa., October 20, 1WW. Charter Notice. 'OTK E IS HEREBY GIVEN, Tlat li an application will be made to the Governor of the Commonwealth of I'enn- svivania.nn the twelllb ilav of November, l!'2 by Edwin McCoy, William E. Slack W. T. C. Sanders. Albert Jellerva ami J sines L. Brusstar. under the Act of As sembly of the Commonwealth of Penn sylvania, entitled "An Act to provide for the lncnrMiratioii and regulation of cer tsin corporations,' approved April 2!, 174, and the supplements thereto, for the charter ol an intended corporation to be called "Keystone Telephone Company of Philadelphia." the character and nhieol of which is constructing, maintaining and leasing lines of telegraph lor the private use of individuals, linns, corpora ions, municipal or otherwise, for general bus iness, and for police, lire alsrm or mrm. seniter business, and Tor the transaction of any business in which electricity over or thro uiili w'rea may be applied to mr I useful purisise. including the maintain. : inir and operating of a general telephone! system ami leiepnone nuainesa anil lor i nese purposes to have, poasese and en- i Joy at ti e riiihls, benefits and privileges I 01 me -s a aci oi Assembly anil ita sup. plcments. E. o. Michenkb, I Solicitor. Do Not Forget ju'l because we have not b en Baying tuucb about it, that we are HEADQUATERS fur groceries the best tbiugt nn tbe market are here the thing you like to see ou your neighbors' tablo when I bey bave you over. ROBINSON. Tit I A I I,IMT. List of causes set down for trial In the Court of Common Pleas of Forest County, Pennsylvania, commencing on the Third Monday of Noveiiilwr, 1!X': 1. Truman D. Collins va. John Wilson, No. Ki, September term, UKO Suuiinnua In ejectment. i K. C. Heath and Georite It. Killmer, doing business ss lb ath f Killmer vs. Free Methodist Church, VY. J. Foreman contractor and W. J. Foreman aud Guy, Milliard, trustees. No. &t, Sept. Teriu Uii I. So:. Fa. Stir. Mechanics Lien. It. Cbas. 8. lwli vs. David Minti. No. 211, Sept. Term, l'.HIl. Appeal by de fendant from J. P. 4. Queen t'itv Tannery vs. James Abariah and A. R. Brailen.' No. 22, May Term, Itarj. Summons in assumpsit. 5. Seth C. McArlhur vs. A. 8. Alls hnuse and the Tionesta Gaa Co. No. 2 May Term, l!i02. Kiinliy. AtUwt, JOHN 11. ROBERTSON, Prothonotary. Tionesta, Pa., OcU 20, 1MI2. Co in m Ism i o n v rn Hale. liHIItl BY VIRTUK ol various Acta of Aa sembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, made and provided, we, the underalmied, Commissioners (f For est County, will expose to sale by public vendue or outcry at the Court Houad, in Tionesta Borough, on tbe 25th day of November, A. D. 1902, at 2 O'clock, P. M., the following described tracts of land, via: SEATED LANDS. JRKKS TOWNSHIP. War. Acres. Name Assessed in. i E. A. U. Hall. KIXOSKKT TOWNSHIP. 5208 80 Oil and Gaa, Wheeler k Dusenbury. TtOKKSTA TOWNSHIP. 3H54 50 Hughes Sarah. UNSEATED LANDS. JkK TOWNSHIP. Vact. 2T0 Oil and Gas, Wallace and Pearshall. KINltSI.KV TOWNSHIP. 51 SS 50 OilandGasBenlsmineJ.P. TIONKSTA TOWNSHIP. I of 17" Dale Jnn. A. heirs. R. M. HERMAN, J. T. CARSON, J.T. DALK, Attest, Commissioners. Saji. T. Cars in, Clerk. Wanted-An Idea Who CU thtRt of wim umpie rrrc. Tcmr lrl; trier mmj hrlnc ym wealili. Myt. Wublnfrtoa, D. v., fV tbelr 1.ji prtM oHm Bad mt ot iwo bundrad lavmuou wtutMi. AUGUST - ITEMS. DID YOU This is the season you can best afford to have LUXURIES, if you desire them. We do not ask you to buy Luxuries, but simply advise you to notice a few items the season demands for present and future comforts. DIRESS COOL ina fit to wear anywhere. Lola of them can alao give you a few suits at $5, a 02CFO:RIDS f-irMen or are right in style and price. Alio 1TEGLIGEE SHIRTS that can hardly be matched at the prices. They range from 50o to f 1. Alto I'ANTS and FJsTCT SHIRTS iod shoe. for the Little Men, that make them not uncomfortable. The Life of Business is Low Prices at Tionesta Cash NEW FRENCH FLANNELS " SKIRTS " PETTICOATS " WAISTS " WAIST PATTERNS " DRESS GOODS " OUTINGS " UNDERWEAR " JACKETS Everything Xew nntl narked at Hxlreiiitly Low Prlvem. It Will l'nj You to Do Your Shupplno; Hero. heaTTReit, Up-to-Date Dealers m AO, A. B. A. Watnb Cook, PreaidouU FOREST COUNTY TIONESTA, CAPITAL STOCK, A. Wayne Cook, N. P. Wheeler, Collections remitted for on day of pr.yment at low rates. We promise our custom era all tbe benefits consistent with conservative b king. Interest ptid on lima deposits. Your patronage respectfully solicited. A( per cent lv n,dvfl,Tinfi is what you'll have to pay for wall paper next spring, so deal ers have been noti fied. If you expect to do any papering the time to do it is this fall. Call on GEO. I. DAVIS, TIONESTA, PA CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH PENNYROYAL PILLS fr. Al-svrltablr. LaHrs.ask Dninlat for HM NI.ST1S S KSJUI.ISill n, Hr snd niullKi bui-t. smlr,l with bluw ri'tlsin. T.hfnsolhrr, Krfu d.nrraa .uto.. ntliMi.M4 Isnllitllsa HuvurviHirlmmK, or stihI ir. in .m;- fr Pari Ira Urs. Tr.ll aawalala nd -Hrllrf fhr .aalps." . Imrr, b?. r'r" Mali, le.swe ifvuuiouiait. Buld by all Dnirci.lv ' oHioRasTaa cnamcAL co. IM SMIns Nun, ruiu, S-A. simu.. tai. EVER THINK OF IT? pair of pain. at f 2. We oil Ladiea that feel Big, but BOSS. Kkllt. Cashier, WM, SxKARHAnOH, Vice Presldoo NATIONAL UANK, PENNSYLVANIA. 150,000. DIRKCTOKS Q. W. Robiuaon, Win. Nmeitrbaugh, T. F. Rlu-hey. J. T. Pale, J. II. Kelly. WHEELOCK & DALE, llf -lu(c LIVERY. First class ris always nn hand. BAGGAGE HAULING A SPECIALTY. Cab service furui.lied promptly upon application. j WALNUT STREET, TIONESTA, PA .llWUj 50 YEARS' ft CYDCDIaTaire aasghf., h t II v D Tradc Marks fHv Designs r f rf f i Copyrights Ac. Anrone wniltng ftnketrh and diKcripi ion mmf nnl-klT twrtntti nnr optfi'Xi Irv whwher mn tnrmtrl.tn I- pr-.h-Mr itHlrntnhla MmnitiTiirn tlt'iisttrirtly .ti01utUl. H'infNMlt on I'litcnu writ frtfi. lM..it nn-ii.'T f..r fti-tunna pattnln. r-ifrita) litk.n thmnifh Mutiii A Co. ruct)lr IfrrLtt nrfic, wlf hnut fhnre, in Urn Scleniific JInierlcan. A hsnilsnmrlT I11ti.triir.-i1 ats-klr. I snrMI i-tr-nilnrton or n?,t ,ii..nurl(' ),i,irtnl. Ti'rnm, :! a y-sr: firarmonilM.IL Hol4 bj .11 new.,t,..lrrc MUNNiCo.38"""""'. New York Ursuch Uffint. rjS T "t.. Ws.hlliru. b. (,' v1 r imm A 1 W The NECESSITIES do not call for so much expense, as during the colder season. "U"lSriDH!RWEA.R for ALL peo ple, that cost little money and HATS, TlJiJS, iFvusrcir vests, and HOSIlfcLTRY ll'at suit the most exact ing, in tltlicate figures and fast colors, to fit fret ofauysiz". Also Hhoe Polishes. . GROCERIES t eh closely and keep fresh, and have what you need for vour Lunch io Canned Moats, Vegetables aud Fancy Cookies, and can s.ipply your wants in Glass Cans, Jelly Tumblers, Kettles, Sugars, Kpices and all needful things in lite Preserving Season. Store
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