Smart &
STORES,
The Co-operative Trading
Stamp is an Enormous
Success..
The Smart & Stlberberg stores thank the general publio fr
the instant and splendid appreciation of I he Co-operative
Trading Siamp system, which became permanently operative
a week ago.
THE STORE HAS BEEN CROWED ALL WEEK.
Hundreds swa.ined over every floor, sharing in the many
wonderful bargains each department enthusiastically offered,
and taking advantage of the Co-operative Stamp proposition.
We believe nearly every one has a book starttd if we cau
judge from the demands made upon us but we want to reach
them all. We want every consumer In this vicinity to ap
preciate the advantages of this Co operative Stamp system.
Our 10-day Sale
of Carpets
is now thoroughly on, and the most desirable bargaius are of
fered in newest things in carpets. The cut in prices average
One-Fourth Off.
SMART & SILBERBERG,
OIL CITY, PA.
mi Cures Backache,
Pain in the Side, Groin or Hips,
Almost immediately. Thompson's Barosnm will positively cure all
diseases of the Kidneys, Liver and Bladder; also Sciatic Rheuma
tism, Lumbago, Palpitation of the Heart, Nervous Debility, and
Female Weakness. Thompson's Barosma does not contain opiates
in any form, and a large reward is offered for any injurious drug
found in its composition.
DIZZY SPEHS Edward Ilapp, of Titusville, Va., had snch pnin in tha
back Hint lie could not do any kind of work and had such dizzy spells that he would
have to hold on to something to keep from falling. It seemed as if he never would
stop urinating. lie had been out of health for 15 years nnd could hardly sleep from
pain in liis stomach. He says, "Thompson's Barosma completely cured me, purified
uiy blood, and made me feel many years younger." Price, $1.00 ; 6 bottles, $$.
Smith Surprise Sprinq Bed.
MAUFACTURED BY
j.
OUR HRST HUNT CLUB.
It Wn Or!iiili'l In Pcnimj lvnnla
Away lliii-k In 1700.
The year liti'l is far liack. but it is
iiitfivstiiiii to tliink tliat tlu mutter
in's of tin1 '-0111111,. war storm were not
yet no eiirossiu- veil then lint that
tlie sportsmen (if Pennsylvania could
turn their .ittenliou to a more system
atic oruaiii.atiim of their fox lmntliiR
forces niiil then established the first
hum chili in the country, the i ilutices-
tcr lloiniils. Not that lliis was the be
punin;: of the sport in Pennsylvania,
that eminently horse loving country,
for fox hunting had held a high place
in Uie pasiimes of the people many n
year lirloic. It was rather the evi
dence that the sport had hecoine so im
portant that it needed systematizing,
so il,;,t iiMj,.ts inj-iit . thoroughly
hunt". I in lorn -iial contenlioiiH, rivalry
ami lasliin- (lutes he avoided.
All the early lox hunting clubs had
their origin in tin, pre-existing owner
ship of a greater or less number of
hounds ,y private owners. Kvcry con
siderable landowner in the smith kept
thcin, and go.nl ilos they were, not
always orthodox, according to the
standard of the P.elveir and the (Jiiiirn
of today, but nevertheless hounds de
rived from the best Ihiglish nnd Eu
ropean stock and combined by judi
cious selection of those who showed
the instincts by conformation suitable
to the country in which they "wore
called upon to work. Washington may
be (looted as one of the southerners
Leoi in,s and hunted tlicni loo.
ppiflr
mmm
if p I ?
ilflilill l til
mm.
Silberberg
w. PLiniToar & sox.-
Positively will not Hammock. Ea
sily Kept Clean.
Does not require a heavy mattress Your old
straw or feather bed will give
good satisfaction.
For sale hy
8 II. HASLET'S SO AS.
Tionesta, Ia.
Lafayette, moreover, sent lilm from
Franco ti splendid pack of French fox
hounds, with unlitios which still fur
ther helped to complete the most per
fect iinlmal for American fox hunting,
the American hound.
From the formation of the Glouces
ter Fox Hound (dull in 17i!t! until to
day clubs have played the most im
portant part in preserving the sport
ami regulating its practice. Not ufl
clubs of eipial importance, it Is true,
but all of the same spirit. Illustrated
Sporting News.
At tlir Sorlaltle.
Mr. Sliptongiie I have not met your
wife. Is she here this evening?
Mr. Ilansoine Yes, but Just nt this
moment she Is engaged over there at
the piano.
Mr. Sliplonguc (with affected ciitliu-siasnn-Ah.
I see! She is that goddess
like beauty who is playing an accom
paniment for the mountain of flesh
who is singing.
Mr. Ilansoine (stilllyi-My wife does
not play; she sings.-Imdon Telegraph.
Why.
Lillian is not sure that slio loves
Walter. Sometimes she thinks she
does, and at other times she's con
vinced she doesn't."
"And yet she is going to marry hlu!"
"Mi. yes. that's all settled."
"Hut if she Is not sure she loves him
why doesn't she break the engage
ment ':"
'T.ecause she is t wentv-seveu."
PENSION RULING DISCUSSED.
Debate on Senator Carmack's Resolu
tion Directing an Investigation.
Washington, March 29. The senate
for three hours discussed the recent
order of the pension bureau making
old age an evidence of disability, and
then passed the District of Columbia
appropriation bill.
The discussion of the pension order
was based on the resolution offered
some days ago by Mr. Carmack direct
ing the committee on Judiciary to In
quire into the authority a', the execu
tive branch of the government for
making such an order.
Mr. Carmack contended that no a;h
authority exists, but several Republl
tin senators argued the order was
In line with the regulation issued by
Judge Loohren, commissioner of pen
sions under Mr. Cleveland, fixing 65
years of age as an evidence of Infirm
ity. They also declared that the new or
der would have only the effect of af
fording prima facie evidence of dis
ability and not that of giving a pen
sion solely because the age of C2 years
had been reached by the pension ap
plicant. Mr. Carmack later admitted
that the first step taken fixing old age
as evidence of disability had been tak
en by Mr. Cleveland.
The sundry civil bill was before the
house but debate took a wide range.
Mr. Gillett devoted considerable time
to answering some of the statements
recently made on the floor by Mr.
Spigot regarding the race question.
Mr. Gillett declared he had supposed
there were no social grades In the
fnited States but that every man had
the right to choose his own friends
and associates among those most In
sympathy with hlmseX He defend
ed the president for Inviting Booker
Washington to dine with him.
Mr. Clark made a speech on the tar
iff and declared unequivocally In fa
vor of the tariff program for the Demo
cratic party as outlined by Mr. Will
lams, the minority floor leader.
A strong plea for tobacco growers
was made by Mr. Trimble, who urged
the removal of the tax of C cents a
pound on raw tobacco In order that the
producer might sell direct to the con
sumer. As the result of the tobacco trust,
Mr. Trimble said, the negro waa in a
worse fix than when he was a slave,
because then his master fed and
clothed him and cared for him In sick
ness, but today the tobacco trust had
forced on him half rations and let him
go hungry and half naked and had no
compassion for him.
Princes Alice's Necklace.
Paris, March 29. No confirmation is
obtainable here of the rumor from
Sort (near Genoa), Italy, that the
Princess Alice de Bourbon, daughtei
of Don Carlos, the pretender to the
Spanish throne, who Is sojourning at
Sort, had been robbed of a historical
necklace valued at $160. 000. The au
thorities of this city are making in
quiries into the matter.
MARKET Rf.f ORT.
New York Pretf'alon Market.
New York, March 28.
WHEAT No. 2 red, $1.08 1.11
f o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Duluth,
$1.07V4.
CORN No. 2 corn, 5ac f. a b
afloat; No. 2 yellow, 50c.
OATS No. 2 oats, 4Cc f. o. h
afloat; No. 2 white, 47c; No. 3 white
46V4c.
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR $2 00(f
2.10.
PORK Mess, $15.00(15.50; familv,
$15.00.
HAY Shipping. 7072c; good tc
choice, 97$1.00.
BUTTER Creamery, extras, 24
24; factory, 14c; western imita
tion creamery, 18c.
CHEESE Slate, full cream, small,
fancy, 12c.
EGGS State and Pennsylvania,
fancy selected, 21c.
POTATOES State and western, per
sack, $2.752.90.
Buffalo Provision Market.
Buffalo, March 28.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, car loads
$1.0Gi; winter wheat. $1.05.
CORN No. 2 corn, 5454c f. o
b. afloat; No. 2 yellow, 5fic.
OATS No. 2 white. 4Gc f. o. b
afloat; No. 3 white, 45c.
FLOUR Spring wheat, best patent
per bll., $5.300.05; low grades, $3.5J
4.25.
BUTTER Creamery western ex
tra tubs, 2424c; state and Penn
sylvania creamery, 2323,&c; dairy,
fair to good, 1718c.
CHEESE Fancy full cream, 11
12c; good to choice, 10lll&c; com
mon to fair, 810c.
EGGS State, frash fancj, 18
. POTATOES $1.00 105.
?.ast Buffalo Live Stock Market.
CATTLE Best steers on sale, 5.20
05.40; good to choice butcher steer3,
$4.50 5.00; medium half fat. steers,
$3.604.00; common to fa!r heifers,
$3.404.03; choice to extra f.xt heifers,
$4.354.75; good butcher bulls, $3.50
4.00; choice to extra veals, $G.25(?J
6.50; fair to good veals, 5.255.75.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Choice
lambs, $G.500.75; culls to common,
$4.506.00; yearlings.handy weights,
$5.50C.OO; wether sheep, $5.405.C0.
HOGS Mixed packers' grades, $G.O0
6.05; medium hogs, $6.006.05;
pigs, light, $G.00.
Buffalo Hay Market.
HAY Timothy, new, per ton, loos
$15.0O16.5O; hay, prime on track,
$16.00016.50 No. 1 do do, $14.50
15.00; No. 2 do do. $12.00(7812.50.
What Shall We
Have for Dessert?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try
a delicious nnd healthful dessert. Pre
pared in two minutes. No boiling I no
baking I add boiling water and set to
cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp,
berry and Ktrawlierry. Get a package
at your grocers to-day. 10 cts.
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS.
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the Geu
eral Assembly of the Commonwealth of
I'onnsylvanta relating to the sale or ctaateu
and Unseated land in the County of Forent,
etc., for taxes due and unpaid, I will otter
at publio sale at the Court House, In the
liorough of Tlonoata, Ta , on the
Second Monday in Jnne, 1004,
Mug the Thirteenth day of June, 1904, at
10 o'clock A. M., the following described
nieces of land or such parts thereof as may
be necessary to satinty the amount of Uxes
and costs due and unpaid agaiunt the same
and continue the same from day to day as
the same may be found necessary,
TERMS OF SALE.
The amonnt of taxes and costs must be
paid when the property is struck off or the
sale may be avoided aud tha property put
up and resold
All Trneln not othi rwlne inxrked are
l vrtlnel lor Taxra for 1909 and 1903.
UNSEATED XiAPffX).
Barnett Township.
War. Acre Warrantee or Owner Am't.
3 1C0 35 ) Owen P. Hrlcker W 03
Creen Township
VK of 154 Peter .Myers ti Nulph 9 59
5500 1514 O.W. & J.F. Proper, land
only 80 05
8501 132' Proper & Lacy ii Wl
H818 69 Landers & Wyman 9 7!)
3X18 32 " " 'ft aa
Harmony Township.
40 James M. Hell tt W & V
Oil Co 21 80
41 J O Guild 10 87
160 8miley, Dr ti Getcbel 8tl fit)
KO Katon & Cole rl Neal 2 40
210 IS! J H Osmnr 1003 22 lit
110 " " " in i
50 G Shamburg tt Fatzgroff 10 65
Hickory Township.
8 John A Dale heirs 8 SO
ut'.U 200 Unknown -14 00
:!00 .lohn Smallwood lit! 00
120 Longwell & Fee ItHt.'l 12 7ti
33 Collins. TO 8 80
3GD0 f8 Went Bowman 'J9 f0
lrt Dr Colbert ti Reed 4 40
18!! JLSteruhergtt Brenuan'03 19 05
5L'32 -2 Francis Henry 2 2 !
5:1 Orion Signing 1903 6 tit)
5192 AO J M Kepler 1104
40 Orion Biggins 1903 7 .r0
1 ' 1 07
5192 10-l(!5of (!24 Emma DirTendorf 10 .Ml
5192 20-105 of 024 J W Wilson 21 12
5233 50 J T Brennan H8larrow 13 20
5210 28 8 8 Helbrook 1902 3 87
5210 15.8 " " 11 Holbrook '03 1 9;
13 M K Riddle 4 0(1
5192 of 150 Saxton, Brennan &Dale 27 07
5192 J-0 of 150 " " " " 6 77
330 Dayton, Jesse 72 04
53 " " 74 02
Kingsley Township.
5186 390 Wolf & Co HI 23
5188 80 Ford, 8 A rl Cowlin 1903 It 84
5188 X of 320 Win Sinclair 25 12
5105 340 Graudin & Co f oll&gas 13 35
5108 1008 " " ' 42 9S
5109 1030 Rl 9!)
5110 300 " ' ' ' 11 78
5128 1377 54 15
5129 100'i " ' ' " 41 85
5103 145 J M Clapp 1903 Hi 98
5214 100 Anchor Oil Co 10 03
5H'3 of 41)0 Saxton.Brennan&Dale 41 97
6193 1-0 of 400 J T Dale 10 47
5187 14 of 70 Brennan & Richards 6 f8
5132 50 Patterson, J N 7 85
5234 895 Cornell C A J$ oil & pas 25 S3
5187 60 Wilson, 8 Q tt Wolf & Co 9 83
3S18 15 Proper, J K ft J A Proper 27 48
5268 VA Haslet, 8 H 1 57
Tionesta Township.
43 W F Dalrymple 11 52
of 170 Dale, John A heirs 23 48
2 SigginB tt Hepburn 1903 47
2828 80 Myers, John 36 80
2838 1072 Hannah Gilrlllao 300 09
25'f HuuterG 8 11 52
40 Vanrankin, J V 14 72
2828 i of 43 8 D Irwin rl Van?orborT 9 00
98 Whitney, C 8 tt Dale heirs 18 ns
58 " ' 16 12
60 J T Brennan fl Faheostock 1 1 01
914 " " 1 78
100 Joseph Kerin fl B & B '03 9 40
240 W A GroTe tt Irwin 44 20
2 Whittekin, F F 92
2 C A Randall 1902 45
614 Oveilander, J F fl G G B 4 (iO
70 Proper,Aguew&Jaraleson 14 00
17 " " " 3 14
HiO G G Sickles 29 44
35 H It Sigworth fl Kelly '03 4 70
105 J P Proper fl Forest Proper 3tS f O
Hjjjj 401 AT Schofield, X oil & gas 42 40
80 Ledebur, Wm 20 24
63 Clark, Belle 17 42
Howe Township.
War. Bub, Aero Warrantee or Owner Ain't
3107 lit J Rosenblatt 1903 7 77
31!r7 37 II Rouen blatt 190 1 17 60
5108 228 Joseph Adamson ti Sal-
monCreekLumherCo370 24
5105 1031 Grandin&Cooil&gaa 40 71
5108 228 " " ' 9 01
5105 1031 JosephAdamson fl Sal
mon CreekLnm.Co 1028 93
3183 330 J H Mensch 52 14
Vacent 25 Keed & Brenneman fl
Dobhg 3 95
Vacant 17 Reed & Brenneman fl
R & B 2 Oil
2916 13 100 K N Lee, receiver 17 38
2808 23 50 " " " 7 90
2808 24 5 0 " " ' 7 90
3180 58 Willink & Cummlnjs 91 64
2850 2 HOP J Swain 17 38
Vacant 50 R J Moorbead H Fertlg 11 85
Vacant 2 W 8 Cole fl Nugent 2 00
2878 3 5of 11(0 OW&JFProper 720 17
2878 2-5nf 1 1C0 WHFrost, fl3tewart484 1 1
2977 Kof 35 61 WWillluk&NCoulter 9 64
2977 of 34 61 E N Lee, receiver 9 64
3801 18 Means & White 2 84
4792 59(1 T D Collins 94 17
Jenks Township.
5142 U 140 P Boynton 1902 13 44
3 165 444 RPhilipps fl H L & J.L 85 36
3179 59 112 Henry Rossraan 2129
3179 60 30 HL& JL nowJFProper 5 58
3 4-5-0
9-12 .n7nBaker, Hammond &
u COj 1903 19t
19 20
3IC9 39 L J Marks 21 2!)
5129 100 John Cooper 1903 9 40
3642 130 Eaton fl Kldridge '03 12 22
3171 1U5PP Blood 19 95
3173 100 " 19 00
3173 80 " " 22 80
3170 55 P B Hunt 10 45
3800 HiO Emma J Curry 10 00
3183 20 A M MoutillaM&others 3 80
5110 903 Graudin&CoUoil&gas 42 75
5129 583 " " 2 82
3171 10-11 160 Ed Bevier 33 20
3169 22 80 Ed Beyier fl Blood 142 60
3642 7 yi of l'JO Proper, Agnew &
Kelly 4 80
3C69 1124 A H Tack & others
oil Si gas ' 132 81
3669 1121 HallGarduer&Co land
foil&gasass'd toothers) 551 56
3170 160 John Wray, S B Rey-
ner & others 30 40
31K9 7 58 Ed Beviertt M & W 33 06
3801 8(1 Means & White 10 34
Vacant 100 Proper & Agnew 19 00
3 64 140 Frank McNeal H B&B 20 60
30( 3 141) WAGrove&Cofl W&D 2(i CO
5141 127 Knnpp & Yates tt Kay 24 14
3061 1&2 71 Horton, Crary & Co tt
Mel nnes 14 00
3IH1 27 114 M O Carringer&olhers 21 66
3182 1073 Oil City Fuel Supply
Co oil & gas 101 90
HEATED .LA.1VDS.
Barnett Township.
War. Ai-'rei WnrreDlee or Owner Am'l
171 Jas Armstroug 5 71
44 A .1 DoiHon 18 05
5701 105 J K Flick 18 2 1
150 J W Lawton 1902 9 30
191 M Patterson 8(1 01
37 Poor Overseers Bar.tp. '02 6 17
100 Daniel Stiner 1002 19 00
Tionesta Borough.
i Mrs S J Grove fl Cogan 1 55
305 K H Lhiihoii 11 Sickles '02 141 00
t IIhKki Kiley II rt.nitli 1(1 -10
i L I'- WhIniiii 0 !M)
1 Lvii an Cook 1003 2 55
11 II 1, Hopkins now l.l'ook '03 2 04
3 riiiiitiHiii Mxnii 1 Miiiiutao-
torliiir Co 100.1 25 50
i Mr J A TietHWorth 1003 10 20
Green Township.
381!) 50 LotiK-Hlrotli heirs 8 45
3819 45 KiaiiK l.onuHiretl. 12 (it)
5000 50 Anderson .V Jolnnoii P03 7 20
3820 35 W II CHrlmiiL'h 1003 5 18
5133 1 ol 755 Darrah A Co 1003 25 09
3820 8!) Oris A Clias Walters 1003 5 "4
Harmony Township.
100 Waller Dawson 22 71
100 KHier itios 30 50
50 J K (i recti 9 (iO
52 " " 111 00
35 " " 7 72
88J " ' 1003 28 70
250 " " 11KI3 41 00
11 C K Under I 81
30 Mills, Case A Co 13 85
100 Piltsbiiru A Cheiry Uuu
Oil Co 1002 15 20
105 I'iitsliiiru A Cherry Hun
Oil Co 1002 25 08
261 PiltNlmiK Co O'Hara lo4 01
1 Ki nest iSuiley 3 M
I of 2 llreiiiian A iSiKuios 1003 20
A Mrs K 10 Copclaiid 1!NI3 8 20
371 Mis Nancv Church 1003 1)23
I of 141 A A llopkim tt. al. 1003 11 .V.
12 Singins A llreiumil 1003 1 45
330 McUarvey A Co 1003 05 70
02 J M Mills 1003 0 00
6 Jacob Hupp 1003 1 10
103 fill I i p Smith KI3 12 67
60 Tidal Oil Co 1003 U 00
Hickory Township.
50 J II AltMUK'li 17 60
1(10 S (i A Win Hall 56 32
10 A L Con lor 1 7(1
50 KeiHler A Church 13 20
011 ClarisHii McCuchcon 27 25
RO I) L I'attrrxmi 22 00
810 A L Cooler 101(3 20 27
834 " " 1SMI3 70 05
Howe Township.
320 D K Hrowor I0OJ 28 CO
751 11 Front 177 75
1(H) P J iSwani I0(i2 S o
6S " 11102 H ON
51!H)
5233
5101
:itH)
6233
52:13
5218
3184
37!H)
3IS6
318(1
3S03 1 of 100S 1 hos Shipcly heirs
oil and gun 13 30
5102 1218 Uilmru Bros timber
on.v T.HI2 111? IS
4545
100 Chamber A Fisher 1003 7 42
201) Coulter A Unciplier 10OO 14 00
100 Mrs Carolino WhImoii )HI3 8 75
Jenks Township.
5S7 V II Becker 111 57
1 Ira Kendall 4 75
j 1) ti Morinritv 20 64
A P O S ol A Trustees hall 18 IN
13(1 (1 tS Km it 30 NS
10 Mr David Withered 1002 7 20
J Mrs Maguio Walton 1002 0 53
i Mrs Manila Walton II Mi
15 D A Vriht tv fto
80 M V Patterson 15 20
2808
3133
3100
3801
3173
3171
3170
356 1
3173
3170
1 K K Burton II ,S4
1 Whitney Bros 1002 14 25
14(1 W right A Doliring 2s;l Id
:t80O 1 of 026 lleo A Dempsev Means 131 06
3170 80 Allislcr A Campbell p.H)3 5 02
Parker Blood l:)3
4 70
0 30
6 20
0 40
3 70
11 10
0 25
5 02
1 Cyrus Blood Kst 1003
22 Blood Kstate PHI3
i P P Blood 100!
20 W 11 Barrett 1003
1 J S Caldwell ItHUl
1 Mrs Anna (iren 10(11
21 John A Magen 1003
3173
3170
3170
3801
5143
250 A J Maznrio INI3
I 35
14
3171 1-lti Marienville Fire A.-su 1003
3801 551 Jas Nevison l!in3
5 23
04
4 70
04
5 61
65 62
71
2 35
6 20
107 72
3801 1 Jas Nevison 1003
3801 1 IIT Koekwood !HI3
3801 1 I) Stiner 1003
31!K) 30 Fred Nigwoi lh 1903
3561 of 1080 John Cl alitree 1003
38(1) JAP Armagost 1003
3173 1 Mrs M Suitoa l!HM
3(145 67 Mrs K. 11 McClune 1003
3610 1110 Van I lorn A Urohjiuiind
1003
Kingsley Township.
5213 316 Heard A B A Hownszwig
if ol land
5263 120 Heard A 11 A Kosenszwig
35 25
D ol land 30 IS
5214 290 A It Heard S of land 28 2(1
6217 1241 A B Heard i ol land 1002 33 18
5212 3iii) M K Hess t land 100.1 12 40
5180 :15 Lawrence A Sinearliaiigli 4 3!l
5217 1241 A Lamb 1 oil and gas 24 34
5212 33(1 Schonley A Co 1 ol laml 28 20
5135 1157 Watson A Freeman 1002 181 l7
5131 170 " " 1002 27 48
5134 032 Darrah A Co 1 of tax I0O3 20 II
5213 H16 8 A Davenport 1 of land '03 7 75
6268 120 " " 6 63
5214 200 " " " " " 6 20
6217 1241 " " " ,1 ' " 13 (iri
5213 1211 A B Heard 1003 ofland 2(1 05
5213 133 F U A Kale Calduell II
H C, oil anil gas 1003
Tionesta Township.
100 Proper, Agnew A Jamie
son
125 John Charleston
48 J T Dale
Island 15 Walter Dawson 1002
25 Jacob Lackey 1002
25 Win Lackev'1002
120 Webster A Co
S823 132 Krie Co Pet Assn 1003
oil, gas and all minerals
3823 130 Li no. I n Oil Co 1903
4 13
28 80
30 811
7 80
9 20
2 28
2 28
41 00
4 80
32 00
285 Porter A McNaughton 03 47 IK)
By virtue of an Act of Assembly enti
tled "An Act lo regulate the collection ol
taxes on iineated lands,'' approved the
6tb day ol June, 18s7, inter nt will be
charged on 1002 (axes from January 1,
1903 to date of payment, and on l!N3 laxes
from January 1, l'jol, to dale of payment,
at the rate of six per cent, per annum.
Five per cent, will be added on all taxes
on seated lauds.
F. A. KELLER, Treasurer.
Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa., March 21, 1004.
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Hock, or whnt we ean build for you on very short notice. Of
con rue our guarantee goes with everything in litis line.
Hardware ! Hardware !
Tha most complete stock in litis Hectimi is lo he foil ml here,
either in shelf or heavy goods, tools, cutlery or the like.
FARMERS
Are filled out here in anything they need. Wo have a nico
rtock of hoth the Syracuse and the li'ssel I'lmvs ou hand, and
every fanner koows the merits of these goods. No fancy
prices. Don't buy till you fee them. Garden tools of every
kind and variety.
Stoves.
In a Stovo or Range we know
you money, see if we can't.
J. C. SCOWDEN,
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similating thcFoodandRcgula
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m To California.
Via tho St. Paul and Union
Pacific Line.
Every day in March and April,
low rales from Chicago to the Pacific
Cmsi and to mauy intermediate
points ill he offered via the St. Paul
and Union Pacific Line. If you i re
contemplating a trip to the We.t or
the Northwest, it is worth your while
to write to-dnj fr information about
rat s and traiu service to the point
you expect to visit.
John li. Potl, District Passenger
Agent, U'H in D, Park Building,
Pittsburg, Pa. aSO
'8ond model, BkeUili or photo ol Invention kn (
iiroruxni im pnicuuiniiliy, ror irf e DOOK , '
HowtoBecureTDUnC IIRDIr'O Write
mtni! im i iinUL lilnllrvO to
Opposite U. S. Patent Office
WASHINGTON D. C.
Ileconic Our Friend.
By joining one ( f th ' Nickt l Plate
excursions will make you a frond of
this popular line. We want friends.
Let A 0. Showalter. D. P. A , 807
Slate St, Erie, Pa., know your desli
nation and date yon wish to start and
he will name you the best possible
rate and make all arrangements.
19loal3
$33 to North Pacific
Coast.
livery day in March and April the
Chicago, Milwaukee tt St. Paul Rail
way will sell t'ckels for $33 from
Chicago to Portland, Seattle, Taeoma,
and many other points in the Not lo
west good via the Pioneer Limited
and St. Paul, or via Omaha and '1 he
Overland Service.
John R. Pott, District Passenger
Agent, Room D, Park Building,
Pittsburg, Pa. a3()
Cast oilA
mm
Ranges.
ro chii please you nnd save
: TIONESTA, PA.
mi
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature)
of
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
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THt OtMTU IQHNNT, NKf TO MR OITV.
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OK
TIONESTA, - PENN.
8. S. CflNFIELD PROPRIETOR.
Good Stock, Oooil (rriaKoa anil llu
K'oh to let upon the inoe t reaxonable termx.
lie will hIno do
JOB TEAMHTO-
All orders left nt the l'ont Olllee wll
reioive prompt attention.
$14.00
Colonist Tickets From
Chicago to All loint In
North and South
Dakota
On Line of tho
Chicago,
Milwaukee
and St. Paul
Railway.
Tickets n sale Tuesdays in March
and April. P.I04. booklet and full
i n f ii r in h t ii n on application lo
JOIIX IS. POTT, IK P. A.,
Itoom 1, l'nrk Illdg.,
Ivil(sluiM:, In.
ItANi'Kli: Men or women local rep-
rcscntatives for a hinh claws niRKa
zine. Titiri;i rniiiMilKNUitiH. ChhIi priy.es.
Write J. N. Trnlrn'r, Si) Kat WeHhinglon
Hqimre, New York, N. Y. tf
IT PAYS
TO A DV1SKTISK
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