THF FOREST REPUBLICAN.
J. WtNH, tOITOft 4 Pao.SHTOS.
WEUXKSDAY, PIXKMRKK 3, 19.G.
PresiOi ill's Messnire.
The meuiage of Freat.tlent Roosevelt to
the second session of the tifty-wveiuta
Oonsreis, va read In the Senate ami
Hou-e yesterday and i Ri en in full in
the KKrl'iil.lc ii Ihia morning. ,
ren of the Vniteii Mates should fail In
reail it carefully for it is a great docu
ment, dealing a it does with the (treat
proMema th re before the people at
this time, in ai-traipht forward, dignified,
hut firm manner. It is likewise very
acholarly paper. Kead iU
Mr. Hrvas ray the maw think for
themselves, Yes, they thought twice
and they are very clad they did.
CorA?sT A, Confederate Veterans, in
refusing to (ara.ie in houor of the Presi
dent of the I'niled States, "w rote itself
don a an av."
Thu'.k R'e reports to the etTect that the
Columbian rebellion has leen quelled.
Later advices are awaited with the usual
skepticism.
It aiakes adillcrence whoseox is pored.
From the lowing near Lincoln, Nebr., we
infer that either Mr. liryan'e silver calf
is ill, or his feelings are hurt,
Colomma insists that the Panama ca
nal shall become its property at the end
of 200 years, but Uncle Sam is not buy
ing South American razor-backs in a
poke.
II. C. r'McK w ill ouild and endow a
hilt university in Pittsburg opposite the
Carneg;e Institute. Pittsburg may yet
be a seat of learning as well as a center of
indury and wealth.
I r is stated that some ot the Democrats
of the State are poing to repudiate Col
onel tiu ffy 's leadership. This is pretty
bail, of course, hut it isn't a circumstance
to what will happen when Colonel Guffey
begins to repudiate some of the repudiat
ing tHonoorats.
The advance in wacs for railroad men
is to he followed by a similar advance in
freight rates all over the country. The
Cential Freight association is discussing
the question at Chicago this week. What
ever change is aulh irir- d will probably
become effective January 1.
Thky say Congressman Hall has re
signed as Congressman, having been elec
ted to the State Senate from this district.
Of course he ought to. Tor while there are
Romany Democrats who are unable to get
even ene office it would be unlawful for
one Peuioerai to I old two.
What is Colonel Itryan doing all this
time thai Nebraska Is proposing to invest
some of the surplus money in its State
treasury in Massachusets gold bonds?
Nebraska didn't show much respect for
Its distinguished citizen when it allowed
itself to accumulate a surplus under hon
est money administration.
Cabinet making for next Governor
Pennypai ker is going on right merrily
in the State press. One o thoroughly
versed It the history of his native State
as the learned Judge is, will acsreely
make many mistakes in tho selection of
bis nlH.-ial advisors. Besides he lias the
last guess on the cabinet question, which
is the best one generally.
Hi sto howlers for enough tree trade
with Canada to annex it to Hoston with
o it regard to the interests of the rest of
the United Slates are now awake to the
fact that they have been on dangerous
ground. They have been reading Demo
cratic speeches, ami they learned that a
little free trade would encourage the free
traJers to claim that it was d. manded in
everything and for the whole country.
Worcester Telegram.
Thk medical commission appointed by
tiov. Stone lor the purpose examined
Into the condition of Judge John I.
Mitchell ol the Superior Court, found
liim incapable of performing the duties
of the office. Judge Mitchel has placed
his resignation in the bands or the Gov
ernor, who may name his former law
partner, ex-Judge Cameron, of Tioga
county, for the vacancy thus created on
the Superior Court bench.
Thk St. Louis Globe-Democrat very
accurately diagnoses the political situation
of the country to day, as follows: "Habit
counts for something in politics. The
whole tier of States from Maiue, New
York and Maryland on the Atlantic coast
to California, Oregon and Washington on
the Pacific, have been going Republican
with such unanimity and enthusiasm in
recent years lhat it will be difficult to turn
any ol them back to Democracy again.
Many or them, of course, would go hack
If the Republicans otleredadt quale prov
ocation for the reaction, but the Republi
cans will carefully avoid this.
Thk State Legislature at its next ses
sion w ill be akl to pass a bill to pension
officers and enlisted men of the United
StMessrniv w ho served during the war
of the rebellion and ho are not pension
able under any act or Congress. The bill
will provide pensions lor all veteran
who served at least IK) days, but to be el
k'ible they must have enlisted from
Pennsylvania, been honorably discharged
ud residents of the Slate for at least 10
years immediately prior to the date of ap
plication. The rate of peusion will be
from ti to $10 per month, payable quar
terly. It is estimated that 2,000 men would
be buefitted.
The order ol Hie Postmaster General,
making marriage on the part of the fe
male cleiks in his depailment tanta
mount to a resignation of position, ha
raised some fanciful objections bearing
upon the restraints of matrimony. The
order, however, is eminently just and
proper. No woman occui y ing a clerical
position, whether in a government de
partment or in private business, should
be expei trd to support a husband, and il
is well lor men who are looking for thai
kind of support to be forewarned. The
order of postmaster General Payne may
have a tendency to discourage matrimony,
but it will discourage it in just Ihe lines
that will best conserve Ihe intereslsof the
department and protect Ihe female em
ployes Irom thriltlcss alliances.
Warretiiics Were Easy.
The following account of how many
Warren county people were "grafted" is
from the Mirror, and is here given as a
precautionary lip to our rea.ler who
uay sooner or later be ailed upon by
these sleek ceiillcmen:
Some weeks ago ac uple of well dress
ed, "oil". MlgL'id" If Hows Invaded the
farms on the hills south of the city and
I Ik ill to the tanners who tisi.le (hero
alsiuts. The men claimed to he agents
for a large Cincinnalti house "hioh cov
ers lour full tquares" and Were armed
with catalogue of mammoth pnqtorliona
from w hich I hey had pations select g'MHts.
Everything Irom a pin to a hay stack
was ulh-red for sale and how they sol.!!
Ordeis weie tsken U T rugs, clothes,
clothing, dress goods, groceries, b-ds, fur
niture, buggies, wagons, drugs, harnesses,
rings, watihes, farm machinery, and
other thing too numerous to mention.
The firm claimed to be a new one and
since its inception was so recent tvuld
atlord to almost give things away to gain
future cusiomeis. When custom was
slow in coming the offer fa new broad
cloth dress, w ith trimmings, linings, etc.,
was held out as a bait; "all for fj if you
buy soinc.h ng i lse." A number of
dresses were almost given awav at Ihia
price by the smooth rlos. They did
not c re for enpeuscs anil why should
thev? Their firm was new and rich.
With every order taken a cash bonus of
from i2 to (II) was riquirid and this was
promptly paid and the persons who in
vested looked fi r their goods As the
weeka slipped aaay, first one and then
another looked w ise and Ihoimht of their
hard earned money, Ihe visits lo Ihe ex
press office grew fewer and finally now
thai near-y a month has passed the lar
mem are convinced that iney were worked
It the fanners were worked the county
was too, aid that pretty thoroughly.
Nearly every house was visited and from
the II ighouse brick yard, Gi underville,
Chandler's Valley and other points come
the fails of Hie "Hiiers." It is a costly
lesson but somednv Ihe people who de
sire something for nothing will learn to
patronize the home merchiut who gives
the in holiest values and who buys their
products and is the source of their bread
and butler.
The scheme described above was work
ed successfully near Olean and the Bulla
lo l our er some time ago exposed il at
length But as Baruum's nearly thread
bare remark goes "A sucker is born every
minute."
Lock lo Your Ilcallh.
The Board of Huellh desires to call at
tention to the necessity of a strict com
pliance with the Rules and Regulations
which have been adoptid and made an
ordinance by the council.
A want of proper drainage and sewer
age connections have, and may again
cause sickness and death. On investiga
tion by Ihe Board of Health it was found
that the cause of diplheria at the bouse of
James llrom ey was that the sewer con
nection had bet n made lo the main sewer
witliont a "trap," and the sew er gas was
escaping Into the kitch- n and also that
slops were thrown on adjoining lots
without projier drainage. Sewer gas is
very dangerous to life and health, and If
proper "traps" are not put in at all open
ings the result will inevitably be dipthe
ria, typhoid fever and other deadly dis
eases and probably death.
Rule eleven eaya "Whatever is danger
ous to human lile or health, or renders
Ihe air, food or water unwholesome" are
nuisances and are prohibited. AH per
sons should careful ly read llealih Rules
1!) to 32 inclusive. Rules ii) and 111 are aa
follows:
'M. All ihanges and directions shall be
made with curved pipes. All joints and
pipes shall he made air tight. The w hole
work must be done by skillful median
les in a thoroug'i and workmanlike man
ner, and o (he satisfaction of the Board
of Health.
31. Before proceeding to construct any
portion of the drainage system nf a hotel,
tenement, dwelling house, or other buil
ding, Hie owner, builder or person con
structing Ihe same shall file with the
Board of Heaitb a plan thereof, showing
the whole drainage system fioin the con
nection with t e cmnnion sewer lo the
terminus in the house, together with the
location and sizi of all drainage tiaps,
ventilating pipes or fixtures.
Rule M provides a heavy penalty for
the violation of any of the rules. It is
not the desire of the Board to enforce any
penalty, but it is its desiie lhat the Rules
be obeyed lhat the health of the people
may be preserved and deadly diseases
prevented.
That on one might claim ignorance cf
Hie Rules a copy wss placed in every
family at the lime of their adoption. Any
families that have moved iu since the dis
tribution of the Rules sre requested to
call at the office ol the Bur. ess and get a
copy.
There has been some very bad and
carele-s plumbing, Ihe Rules have been
violated, probably, iu Home eases,
thoughtlessly or through ignorance of the
danger arising therefrom.
Let all remember Ihe maxim: Anomce
of prevention is worth a (Kiund of cure.
BlIAItll OF Hl-ALTIi.
Tionesla, Pa., Nov. 2!i,lfl r,
.Uctnoriuni.
Elva Perscilla Byers, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Edward '.vers, died at Hie
home of her parents, Nov. 24, 10H2, aged
10 years, 5 months and 9 days. She was
laid to rest in the Mount Zion cemetery,
Rev. Ysrd conducting the funeral set
vices. As a remembrance these words
are selected by a friend:
Put awav the little dresses
'I lia the darling used to wear;
Site will need them on earth never,
She has Climbed the Ooldeu Stair.
She is w ith the happy angels
And I long for her sweet kiss.
Where her little leetate waiting
In Hie realm of perlect bliss.
Angels whisper that our darling
Is in hands of love so lair:
That her little feet sre wailing
Close beside the Golden Stair.
Lay aside her little playthings,
Wet w ith mother's pearly tears;
How we shall miss little Kiva,
All the coming weary years:
Fold the dainty little dresses.
That she never more wbl wear.
For her little feet are waiting
Up above the Golden stair.
Kiss the little cuily tresses.
Cut from her dark shining li lir
I)o the angels k is our iIh ling
III the realm so bright and fair?
Oh, wo pray to meet our darling
For a long, long sweet embrace,
Where Ihe little feet are waiting
And wo meet bur face to face.
How's Thlsf
I We e(Tr One Hundred Dollars Re
1 w ard for any case of Catarrh, that cannot
, be cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Chi nm . Co., Props., Tol do. O.
We, the undeisignisl, hate knon F.J.
heney lor the tiisi l. year., and believe
Inm peri.-rtiv honoralile in all biisiuesa
I traiisAC.ion and financially attic t rrry
out anv ol. ligations mad" t-y their lirtn.
; tt Ksr Th At x. w hoUsale . li nguists, lo-
lisio. ii., Wai.mnu, Ki ,v Marvin,
j w holesaie druggist. Tc.edo, O.
' Hall's Catari h Cure is taken internal I v.
i acting dinvilv upon the IiI.hhI and mu
II II
oous surfaces ol the system, luce
; per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Tcsti-
monials free.
I Halt's Famiry Pills are the liesl.
Itcttrr Than A Plaslcr.
A pitsss of llaiiiiel dampened Willi
Chaml-rtin's Pain IU!in and Uitind on
the all', eted parts, is better than a plas'er
for a lame Pack and for pains in the side
or chest. Pain Balm has no suerior ss
a linimenl for ihe rli I of deep sealed,
mns"iilar ami rheumatic pius. Sold
bv Dr. Dunn. Tionesta; W. G. Wilkins,
West Hickory, Pa.
.Hirst's fpi-Hni I'arllrs
leave Erie November lsth. Pec. 2d and
l ilh. Very cheap rales lo middle west
and middle suth-western stales. In
quire at once at le.vst. H. C. Allen, C. P.
.V T. A., Nickle Plate Road, Erie Pa.
A 70-St.
This is the season of the year when
the prudent and csrettil housc-ile re
plenishes her supplv of Chamberlain's
t ou.h Remedy. i is certain to le need
ed before the w inter is over, and results
are much more prompt and salislactory
when it is kept al hand and given as soon
ss the mid is contracted and before it has
become settleii in the s stem. In almost
everv instance a severe cold inav lie
warded off by taking lliis remedy freely
as s.sm as the first indication ol Ihe cold
apears. 'l'heie is no danger in givtmr it
to children for it contains no harmful
substance. It is pleasant to lake both
adults and children like it. Buy it and
v. .u will get the Pest It always cures.
For sale I. v Dr. Dunn, Tionesta, W. G.
Wilkins West Hickory, Pa.
Koittid Trip llciuie-seekcrs' Tickel.s
During the same period round trip
Homeseekers' excursion tickets will be
sold by the Chicago, Milwaukee Jt SI
Paul Railway on the first and third Tues
day of each month, good to return within
21 days from date of sale, lo many points
in Iowa, Minnesota and South Dakota,
Nortn Dakota and other western and
southwestern states.
For further information apply lo any
com on ticket agent, or addresa" John It.
Pott, District Passenger Agent, Room D
Park Uidg , Pittsburg, Pa. 41.
It will be good uews to tho mothers
ofsmall children lo learn lhat croup can
bo prevented The first sign of croup is
hoarseness. A day or two before tho at
tack Ihe child becomes hoarse. This is
soon followed by a peculiar rough cough.
Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
frei ly as soon as the child becomes hoarse,
or even alter the rough cough appears,
sud it will dispel all symptoms of croup.
In this w ay all danger and anxiety may
lie avoided. This remedy is used by
many thousands of ninth rs and has
never been known to fail. Il is, In fact,
the only remedy that can always be de-pi-nd.tl
upon and that is pleasant ami sale
to lake. Sold bv Dr. Dunn, T one-Is,
W.G. Wilkins' West Hickory, Pa.
Some people look like 30 cents ai d
Ciiuiuerleit al that.
To improve the appetite and strength
en the digestion, try a lew doses ol Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Mr. J. II. Seitz, of Detroit, Mich., sajs,
"They restored my snpelile when im
paired, lelieved me of a bloating feeling
and caused a pleasant an t sattslaitory
movement ol the bowels." 1 Here arn
people in this community w ho need just
such a medicine. Every box warranted.
S ild by Dr. Dunn, Tmnesta; W. G. Wil
kins, W. Hickory, I a.
Duties ol other people are always
doubly clear to us.
A glass or tw o of water taken half an
hour belore break last will usually keep
I lie bowels regular. Harsh cathartics
should lie avoided. When a purgative I
needed, like Chamberlain's stomach and
Li er Tablets. They are mild audgenllo
in'their action. For sale by Dr. Dunn,
Tionesta; W. G, Wilkins, West Hick
ory, P.i,
Very t limp Italcs llinl ArrawHisdnlions.
Allen's special parties to Middle West
and Middle South-Western States on No
vemlier lttth, Dec. 2d and I.'ith. Inquire
at least or H.O. Allen, C. P. ,V T. A.,
Nickel Plate Roa I, E-ie, Pa, A71-.1t
iioi.m:! iioitNiN!
Must be s Id quick regardless of price,
for I am going home for Hie w inter and
will not stay longer than December ith.
Come quick il you want bargains.
Giiant Shi'stkr,
2t. Brookville Fair Grounds.
of ice.
The Stockholders of the Fore-t County
National Bank of Tionesta, Pa., will meet
on Tuesday, January l'lth, 1!M1, at 2
o'clock p. in,, at the office of Hie bank
r Ihe purpose of the election of directors
for the ensuing year.
123.1t A. B. Kki-ly, Cashier.
Allrn.'siays "Tbnmba I ."
if you're going to tiie middle west or
middle south-western slates soon. Very
cheap rstes. Special parties Nov. lsth,
Dec. 21 and 10th. Inquire at least at
once. II. O. Allen. C. P. A T. A.. Nickle
Plate Road, Erie, Pa. A till 6t.
Lxerulrlx Notice.
Whereas, letters testamentary on the
elste of Allium M. nut", deceased, late
of Harnett township, Forest 'onnty. I'a.,
have been grant- d to the undersigned, all
pi rson indcl t"d lo said estate sre hereby
notified to - eltle Ihe same, and tho-e hav
ing claims against said estate will present
them, properly authenticated without de
lay to
Ef wiiiA Zkit. Executrix.
Redclyffo, Pa., Nov. 5, lisrj.
ijliiO 50 YEARS'
4V csrcnitnkC
Tradz Marks
Designs
Copyright Ac.
Anron nl!nf a (Otefrh nni f1wTlMtoT) mar
tjn"ky wmiHin rmr ii!nin free wnother an
Invention i ir..hii titnt uhln. I mniiitiim.
tlnnn Rtrtdlr 'fiitl1pniiul. Himdtook tn l'nlmU
flit f rtf. t H1fil uL'Piu-jr f'-r HccurmuT (JMlfiitH.
I'atPiitu riken thn.in.-ri Munn A Cu. rclT
tp"-ilt fVifkA wilhu.it rhirre. In the
Scientific American.
A hitnrtwrtnelT miitmi."l wvkly. T trt't rtr-rutm-inn
nf nnr (M-it-iu iftc Journal. Term f 'i
r"ir: f-.ur ni.iT.M,, . hidbrall new4:rilpr.
Uraucn Ofli . t25 M., Wanhtuuiun, O. U
Wanted-An Idea j-ivs
rtv'eet your Mmm; fh mar trlDit i.u vfiiii
Wrtw JOHN WhlHJKJtbl KN A ( . . f AU nt Attor
iwva, WftMtil rig ton, If- t'iT thHr $,H pna offf
4ul il l of two liuiaUrvU tuTenilou wautd.
aU- 1 P"--
i
Bank Statemnet
No. sats.
I KPORT F Til K CONnmoN OF
li THK FORFSTCOrXTY NATION
AL RANK AT TIONK-STA. In the State
ot Pennsylvania, at Uie close of businesa
Nov. ii, IWU.
RRsol'RCKS:
laians and dicouno )ISI,S41 76
Overdralls, Mvurtnl and un
secured ml OS
I". S. Ilomls to secure cln-ula-lion
W,t0 00
Premiums on I'. S. Roods &.UI2 Ml
I
Sum-ss, securitii-s, i lo., 41,1s) J
Hanking house, lurniliire, and
fixture. M.7SS 08
Pile from approved reserve
agents 67,117 07
Check and other cash items .... ivl 12
Fractional per currency,
nickels, and cents. "... H9 72
1-awl'ul money reserve in bank,
via:
Skvio $13.14'.' AS
l.vl ten ler note... 8..VI0 ihi lrt.rllj 58
Rislcmpiion fund with l". J.
Treas'rt5erct,ol circulation) 2.J00 00
$sS-J,tssj HI
I.IARII.lTIFiJ:
Capital slivk paid iu .si,iss 00
Surplu bind IM.OOO 00
I'liilivided prvtils,less expenses
and taxes paid 0,1 o5 54
National bank notes outstand
ing 50,000 TO
Individual deposits subject to
check 06,4t4 V
IVmand certitii-atea of deoait... 'J78 7rl
Tune (s?rtilicati ot deposit.. M0.1O4 Ori
$lN.!ssi 01
State of Pennsylvania, County of Foitwt,
ss :
I, A. R. Kelly, cashier of the above
named bank, do' solemnly swear that the
alsive statement is true to the betsl ol my
knowledge and belief.
A. II. KELLY, Cashier.
Subscrilied and sworn to before me this
:th day of Nov., pJOi
C M. Ahnkr, Notary Public
Correct Attest :
W. SMKARHArilll,
I). W. RoHINsON,
J. T. Dalk,
Pi rector.
Caution Notice.
My wife, Ida Maze, having left me
without cause or provocation, notice is
hereby given to all persons not to harbor
her or trust her 00 my account, as I will
pay no hills contracted by her.
A." J M A F. K, Jr.
Claringtnn, Pa., Novemlier '.U, lstri
Look
Before
You Leap
into any nlJ suit. Examine our
clothing carefully before buying tl.-e
autre. We Joo'l claim Iu have t lie
lowest priced clothing; we 1U clail
to have ihe bsl and the clitapfit
clothing iu the long run. It il wnrlb
anything lo you in konw that when
you buy a mit or overcoat at ibe Me
C'nen (.' impany't you are buying ab
solute salislacliou nr your niuuey
back without a quibble?
The McC'oen Company'l Hand
Made Keaily-to Wear Clothing nukes
the best efforts of cnojpelitun look
like thirty cenla.
A first clasi cutter fin them on
you and all the necessary alterations
are made iu our own shop by expert
tailnri.
TAILOKIXCs?
YES Aa good as the bent if
you want first class article and are
willing to pay a fair price lor it.
lint that's another story
THE McCUEN CO.
2b AND 29 SENECA ST.,
OIL CITY, PA.
A il per cent
" advance
is what you'll have
to pay for wall paper
next spring, so deal
ers have been noti
lied. If you expect
to do any papering
the tune to do it is
this fall. Call on
GEO. I. DAVIS, TIONESTA, PA
We murily olasui V. 8 and KoreUrn
Send model, si-ic-h or photo ol idti noon loi
freercport on patentaWiity. For free book ,
Hcwu Secure
TRADE-MARKS
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D. C.
lennsylvania
ltAILHOAl.
KCKKALO AXD ALLEGHENY VAL
LEY DIVISION.
Takinir erTeot. June iWth, 1U0.
No. 30 liutl'alo Kxpreaa, daily
except Hiimlay 11:25a. 111.
No. 82 Oil 'ity anil Fiiuliurs
Kx rexa.dailv.eioept Hunilav..7:30 p.m.
No. OH City Accotn.,Kun-
day only P:50a. m.
No. y Oil Ciiy Accoui.,Hun-
ilayonly it-.Vi p. m.
For Hickory, Tiilioute, Warren, Ki11r.ua,
Kraill'oril. Oli-an anil tha VMt
No. HI Olean l-'riirmi ilnilv '
exept Sunday 8:55 a.m.
No. : Pitthhurjr KxprenH,
daily except Sunday 4:39 p. rn.
No. I.:f3. Irvineton Accotn.,
Sundaya only, 2:45 p. in.
Knr Time Tallies and additional infor
mation eoimult Ticket Airent.
J. . II UTCII INSON, J. h. WOOD.
Oenoral MiinaKer. (Jt-n l l'ai-i3iicr A"t.
PREPARATIONS
FOR THE FEIST
ara decidedly incomplete without the
proper
Table Linen
If you are lacking iu llii line
let ua ahow you what a ooni
parillvely amall outlay will
aecure a choice tablecloth and
napklua.
ROBINSON,
THE
CLARION STATE NORMAL
SCHOOL
rroviilet Professional Training fur
Teacher, Prepare! Young People
for College, and Offer Excellent
Facilities for General
Education.
FHF.K TIITIOX
for Troapective Teacher. Board,
Konro Keel and Laundry, f 1 27
per annum.
WINTER TERM BEGINS OEC. 30.
Fur further particular! call oo or
ddres
SAMUEL WEIR, Ph. D .Prin.,
Clarion, Pa.
IIAII.WAY.
TItE TABLE
To Take Effect July lat, IWi
SOUTH
rjiHern Time
NOIITI
"i n 3
Ntationa
a. in
p. m
4 15
Leave Arrive a. inp.m
Sheffield 10 I.V3 45
llarnea H 5.'i!.l 10
Henrv'a Mill IS 3.-.2 50
Hlne Jay 'H 2o.2 30
tlaatinira :h 05 2 15
Wellera 17 50 2 00
Miniater '7 45 1 55
I'orkev 7 4n 50
Ma vim r 7 L5 1 ,'l.i
Ruck Milla 7 15 I 25
Kelleltville 7 00 1 15
Newtown Milla A 4.5.
Kora Hon rl 30
o;45
10 on
4 ri
4 &o
in a
in 4
5 05
It K
II 2.
11 4.
11 ft."
5 LSI
5 10
5 35,
5 401
12 I55 50i
12 S5'A Ool
12 4-Mil 10;
A 25i
li 40;
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T. D. COLLINS, Frkhiik!t.
Core Rheutnallam, Neuralgia, Injuries,
Sore feet, Lame and Achlnn Hack.
Skin Iieaea, Pallia and Sprains.
WANO
WiNO ELECTRIC OIL. 25 . TRY IT
The Season of the Year
OUR AMBITION is to soil you (lie goods you need the best you
can buy for a little less money than vou can buv them lor rlsewlinrev Dnn't mUs snnino- nnr
Heavy Pants and TJiulerwe r 'or Men as well as Shirts,
Hosiery. Suits, Overcoats, Gloves and Mittens.
Fresh G roOflrifiS always on sale and the best
Queenswarc, Glassware and Lamps for Presents. Don't pass our
Tionesta Cash
DON'T LET CHRISTMAS SURPRISE YOU I
Be prepared lo get Into new apparel nf ynnr own choice at that
teaton to that you cao come out in any tocial gathering with
credit to yourself
OUR CLOTHING FOR CHRISTMAS
il of the tame good quality, the sniue good style and the fame
good fit i that told at any other time, hut lo make in re that
you will have your parmenti al that time, come iu now and
leave your me mure for an "liitcriintloiml .
heaThTTeit,
Up-to-Date Doalcrs in
A O.
A. II.
K, Watne Coo,
President.
FOREST COUNTY
TIONESTA,
CAPITAL STOCK,
DIRKCTOIU
A. Wayne Cook, G. W. Hntiinaon, Wm, SinearbaiiK'h,
N. P. Wheeler, T. f. Rltchey. J. T. Dale, J. II. Kelly.
Collections remitted for on day of pr.ytuent at low ratea. We promise our custom
ers all the benefits oonlateut with conservative b kinir. lnterettl pid on lima
depoaibi. Your patronatre re(Metrullv anllcited.
If You are a Farmer
And Have One Cent
Buy postal cird aud lend lo The New York
Tnhuno Fa rue r, New York City, for a freefpec
iineo cooy.
The Fribune Farmer ii a Nati uial Illusiraled
Agricultural Weekly "or Farmi r ami their l'n
iliei, and iliudi at the head of ihe ariculiunl
res. The price il SI " per year, hut il yu
like it ynu can recore it with your own favorite
lcal paper, the Fukkkt Ilt:i'flil.l-1AN, Tmnejir,
Pa , at a hargaiu. Ilolh paien olio year only
f 1 50. Sen 1 your order and money to the Kk-I'llilU'AN.
CHICHESTER'S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
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by rrliira Hall. lU.VM lr.iin.oi. mm. hold by
4ul IrurvtittK.
CH1CRBBTBH CHBMICAL CO.
alaa Mataarv, rHH,4H r
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has come when you can
deceive yourself no longer.
You must get prepared for
winter with its cold winds
and rain and mud, and
you must protect your
health by dressing warm
and by good shoes.
Suits for Ladies and
also Jackets and Skirts
are here and our Prices
on them are the only ar
guments we need to make
to sell them. See them.
Kki.lt.
Cashier.
Wm. Smkahbacoh,
Vice Presldeo
NATIONAL BANK,
PENNSYLVANIA.
150,000.
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Store.