THE
Smart &
STORES
Over a Thousand Yards of
Foulards, 39c a yard.
Not a 30c Foulard, either by any means. Ai a rule 39c don't buy
much of a silk, but this is an extra occasion. We positively assert that the
quality and styles and colors are ahead of anything to be found at a half
dollar. We'd almost be williug to fay, compare them with any ti5c Silk
Foulards you'll see at other stores.
InHlJUck, Blue and Green grounds with white figures. '
Pure Silk Colored Taffetas,
At 39c.
19 inches wide, in all colors and blacks i good, ttrong, wearable lin
ing Taffeta. Just as serviceable, we believe, as any rosting twi -e this price.
Many other silk values here, too, this week.
Matting Sale.
400 Pieces, 18,000 Yards,
China and Japanese Mattings.
By the Roll, 40 yards, $G.90.
Lesss than Full Rolls, 19c a yard.
Quality is fnperior to any we have ever seen sold undir 35c. Good,
strong, durable Japanese or China Matting. The latter wears the best, but
the dinner has the most attractive design effects.
This is a store of large deeds. In order to get a prce low enough to
place this offering before you, we were obl'ged to lake a car load. It's a
quantify to dispose of, hut at this price many a shrewd housewife will grab
at the chance to get her chambers covered at so little a price.
Then, too, bear in mind the Japanese Rus-ian war will send the prices
sky high soon.
SMART & SILBERBERG,
OIL CITY, PA.
Is Performing Wonders.
Thompson's Barosma, Kidney and Liver Cure
Is not only performing wonderful cures, as the following statements
will prove, but all the cures have been permanent, there being no re
turn of the disease or any of the symptoms after a lapse of many years.
K. K. Thompson & Sis, Titusville, Pa.: Dear Sirs Several years njjo I was taken
wiili kidney and bladder disease, and suffered with terrible pains, besides losing con
trol of the action of my kidneys and bladder. A number of doctors bud my case at
different times, but I received no henelit, and was j;iven up ns incurable and fully ex
pected death would relieve my sufferinifs. A friend recommended BAUOSMA nnd I
licpm taking it. At first I could see little change, but after taking about six bottles,
I lie-in to get better. I continued to use it and today nra entirely cured. I nm on
old resident of this county and am well known in this section, and consider myself a
walking advertisement for vonr TRULY WONDERFUL medicine. BAROSMA.
. Yours respectfully, NATHAN BURDICK, West Hickory, Pa.
The first bottle did me so much good that I bought the second and it cured me of
female weakness, with which I had been troubled more than two years. I gained in
otrength and flesh and have been well ever since. This was six years ago.
JlB3. M. GROVE. Hum, 1'enu'a.
Smith Surprise Sprinq Bed.
VERMIN PROOF.
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DOES NOT SAG.
LEWIS AND CLARK CENTENNIAL.
Faiiure of Attempt to Secure $475,00C
Appropriation In the House.
Washington, April !". In the houst
an attempt to sscure consideration
under suspt union of the rules of thf
bill appropiiatin-r $175,000 for the
Lewis and Clark centennial exposition
to be Id in Portland, Ore. In 1903
1n lied niter the h-.v.iso lin 1 divided sev
ci ul times and the roil call had bcpn
eiKeil twice
The military ncidemy npirropii!!
tint) bill v,x.i taken up and after Mr
Parker, in charge of the bill, had ex
Plained its features brielly Mr. Gold
lWa Bp')ke in i) . half ot the Jews o!
tbe l nlted Sntes, fr-r whom he askei
fqual treatment and pint -c ion whik
traveling in Russia. Mr. Live-mash
niHr'o pi attack m I'lid-nt Roose
vi It nnd Mr. M.:-ieii diso.visod the
ne-ro qip'Stion. Conid.lrraiic.n of the
bill was not concluded when Hie house
adjourned.
Though the postolfica appropriation
blil was before the K'mw almost the
nit Ire day the early dil;a-e on tlw
measure was In Mntloa to peneral
laws. Mr, Gibson denied that the pro.
poncnts of the bill for tha repeal ol
tie' desert land net and the commuta
tion clause of the homestead law were
proceeding at tho instigation and In
the inteiest of the land j-'rant rail
HNMI
Silberbers:
MANUFACTURED BY
J. W. PLIMPTOX & SOS.
OIL CITY, PA.
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 by
s ii. ii sli;tn soas.
Tionesta, Pa.
roads.
Mr. Gibson, aided by Mr. Quarles,
made liRht of the charge that a lobby
was maintained In Washington to fight
for the passage of this bill.
Messrs. Hansbrotigh and Warren
took the other side of the question.
Mr. Hansbrough mentioned by name
George H. Maxwell, who he said was
drawing a princely salary for the
work he did.
EATING DOGS ILLEGAL?
Humane Society Thinks Practice of
Igorrotes Violates City Ordinance.
St. Louis, April 5. A city ordinance
which provides a fine of not less than
$20 or more than $100 for needlessly
mutilating dogs, together with an
other ordinance which provides for
city Inspection of all meats used as
food, may come between the tribe of
Igorrotes. now quartered In tha Quar
tet De Filipino at the World's fair, and
their desire to have dog3 served as
food.
"If It is found that, dogs are being
used for food by these people," said
Mrs. Charles Llndenschmidt, vice pres
ident of the Humane society, "we will
at once take some steps to stop the
practice. The members of the HOC t V
feel that the eating of dogs would not
nn.y ne cruel and inhuman but !t notild
cast rellecliiins on St. Louis."
The late Mrs. Gillespie.
Catherine Elizabeth Gillespie, wife of the
late C. F. Gillespie, was born in Hamburg,
Qermioy, Aug. 27, If 35, and died on Whig
Hill, Pa , March 1!7, 1!H)4, aged 68 years and
seven months.
She was the daughter of the late Henry
and Dorothy Zuendel, who came to Amer
ica in 1S40, and resided for a short time in
Pittsburg, Pa., then came to Tiouesta, and
then settled on German Hill on tbe Ktsor
farm, moving from there to Falrvlew, Erie
County, Pa., where they died. Henry
Zuendel's family consisted of three sons
and three daughters, namely : Conrad, of
Falrvlew, Erie county, Pa.; Vdam and the
lata Henry of Starr, Pa.j Mrs. Wm. White,
of Delphos, Kansas; Mrs. A. B. Hoot, of
Ostrander, Wash., and Catberiue E., sub
ject of this sketch. Ia tbe year 1814, Cath
erine went to live with her Jslstor, Mrs.
White, in Sheffield, Pa. Tba only way to
reach tbe place was by canoe from Nebraa
ka. While at Sheffield she attended school.
Mr. White and family returned to Jug
Handle, where Catherine continued to re
side until Sept. 22, 18":t, when she waa
married to C. F. Gillespie, in Titusville,
Pa., by a Mr. Chase, Justice of the Peace,
in the presence of Wm. Hood, of Tionesta,
and Sarah Martin (now Mrs. J. M. De-
woody), of Fanklin, Pa.
Six children wero born of this union :
Frank, of Union City, Pa.; Hubert Z., of
Gallon, O.; Henry E. and Willtira, of
Kellettville, Pa., and Fred W. and Cath
erine E., wife of Albert Llghtuer. of Whig
Hill, Pa. Shortly after her marriage she
and her husband weut to housekeeping at
Tionesta. Pa. The same year they removed
to Ross Run, where her husband had a con
tract ot cutting and handling logs, cutting
them into lumber, and delivering same to
tbe mouth of Ross Run in Tionesta Creek,
After residing there twelve years, they
went to Whig Hill where they had a farm,
and in 1807 built the house in which
they lived, and in which they both died.
She enjoyed perfect health until March 1st,
18! i9, when she was stricken down at tbe
home of ber daughter, Mrs. Lightner, with
whom she resided. During the five years
of suflering she bore all with patience, and
was never known to murmer. It seemed
as if she was supported by an nnseen
power.
Mrs. Gillespie was converted in 18."!, un
der the ministry of Rev. DavUI Easton,
who was their minister on Tionesta circuit,
and united with the M. E. Church, and re
mained a faithful member of the sime un
til the day of her death. At the time she
came to Whig Hill she was the only mem.
ber of the M. E. Church there, but she
lived to see tbe church of her choice become
the leading religious denomination. She
was always interested In church work, and
was greatly beloved by all old and young.
All her children were with her at tbe last
At 6 o'clock P. M., Sunday, just aa the
sun sank to rest, she smiled into the faces
of the children she loved, then looking
toward heaven her lips moved in prayer aa
did the martyred Stephen, she passed into
that celestial city to be with Him who bears
all our sorrows. It seemed to as who fol
lowed ber to the river that she saw and
heard strange things as she stepped Into the
valley of death.
But what Is this music that falls on her ear.
Enchanting her senses, dispelling her fear ;
Ud, the angels are with ber, sue is not alone,
They are bearing her safely to ber dear
Father's home.
The husband she loved who has gone before,
Is waiting for ber on that beautiful shore.
Jesus beckons her to him, she follows
bis call,
It waa only a little brook after all.
She was burled in Riverside Cemetery,
Tionesta, Pa., the Wednesday following
her death. Rev. F. M. Small, of tbe M. E.
Church, officiating. The funeral sermon
was preached ia ths M. E. Cbnrch, on
Whig Hill, Pa. R. Z Gillespib.
MARKET Kf'OrtT.
T
New York Pre -ri?n Market.
New York, April 4.
WHEAT No. 2 red. $1.'
f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 norther::.
vl.06.
CORN No. 2 com, bo-o l. o. i.
afloat; No. 2 yellow, C8c.
OATS No. 2 oats, 4"c f. o. b
afloat; No. 2 white, 48Msc; No. 3 white,
48c.
PORK Mess, $14.75015.25; family,
$15.00.
HAY Shipping. 70(5 72c; good to
choice, 97 a $1.00.
BUTTER Creamery, extras, 23V4c.
factory, 1414Vic; western imitation
creamery, lC17c.
CHEESE State, full cream, small,
fancy; J 2c.
EGGS State and Pennsylvania,
fancy selected, 21c.
POTATOES State and western, per
sack, $3.25
Buffalo Provisi'iTi Market.
Tmffalo, April 4.
WHEAT No. 1 northern, car loads,
$1.08; winter wheat, $1 07.
CORN No. 2 corn, R55Cc f. o
b. afloat; No. 2 yllow, 58c.
OATS No. 2 white. 7c f. o. b.
afloat; No. 3 white, 45tX
FLOUR --Spring whrat, bet pnlent
per bl!.. $5.40f: 15; low grades, $3.75
4.50.
BUTTER - Creamery western ex
tra tubs, 25c; btate and Penn
sylvania creamery, 2324c; dairy
fair to good, lC18c.
CHEESE Fancy full cream, 11
12c; good to choice, lO'&'llc; com
mon to fair, 810c.
EGGS-.'State, fresh fancy, 19r.
POTATOES Per bu., $1.151.20.
East Buffalo Live Stock Market.
CATTLE Best steers on salo, $5.10
(i'6.30; good to choice butcher steer,
$4.501.90; medium half fat steers,
$3.504.00; common to fair holfeny.
$3.404.00; choice to extra fat heifers,
$4.354.G5; good butcher bulls, $3.50
3.90; choice to extra veals, $6."5
7.00; fair to good veals, $5.50C00.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Choice
lambs, $G.15G.,jO; culls to common,
$4.755.50; yearlings, handy weight,
$5.4O5.G0; wether sheep, $5.25(fi)5.r.O
HOGS Mixed packers' graces, $5.7i
5.75; medium hog3. Sr."g5.8i:
pigs, light. $5.50.
Buffalo Hay Market.
HAY Tlmtothy, per ton, loose.
$15.00(fi 16.50; hay, prime on track.
J1G.00S1G.60; No. 1 do do, $14.50
15.00; No. 2 uo do. $12.00 12.50.
Foolish jealousy will break down the
sweetest home. It Is n niierolio that
eats out the merriest heart. School
niuste .
TREASURER'S SALE.
-op-
SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS.
IN FOREST COUNTY, PA.
BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the Gen
erat Assembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania relating to the sale of Seated
and Unseated lands in the County of Forest,
etc., for taxes due and unpaid, I will otter
at publlo sale at the Court House, in the
lloroughof Tionesta, Pa., on tbe
Second Monday In June, li)0t,
being the Thirteenth day of Jane, 1904, at
10 o'clock A. M., the following described
Pieces of land or such parts thereof as may
be uecestiary to sstiaty the amount of taxes
and costB due and unpaid against the same
and continue tbe same from day to day as
the same may be found necessary.
TERMS OF SALE.
The amount of tases and costs must be
paid when the property is struck off or the
sale may be avoided and tbe property put
up and resold
All Trnclii not ollw rwl ninrkeil are
nrivertiMsl lop Tnxea Tor IWi and 190:1.
UNHBATBD XjANX.
Barnett Township.
War. Acrt'i Wnrnumie or Owner Ain't.
31(10 35.) Owen P. Ilrlcker 52 03
Creen Township
of i."4 Peter Myers ii Nulph 0 59
)fioO 1B1 O.W. & J.F. Proper, land
only .10 0."
5S01 132S Proper & Lacy '22 91
.SHI 8 ;9 Landers & Wyman 9 79
3S18 32 " 5 32
Harmony Township.
40 Jauies'M Bell ti W & V
Oil Co 24 80
41 J O Guild 10 87
160 Smiley, Dr fl Getchel 3li f0
80 Eaton & Cole tt Neal 28 40
210 193 J H Osmer 11HI3 22 04
217 110 " " " 1(1 28
i0 G Sharahurg ti Patzgroff 10 65
Hickory Township
S John A Dale heirs 8 80
5191 200 Unknown 44 00
300 John Smallwood (id 00
120 Longwell & Fee 1903 12 7ii
33 Collius, T D 8 80
3O90 $6 West A Bowman 29 .r6
ltt Dr Colbert ti Reed 4 40
18t) .JLSterubergtt Brenuan'03 19 AT
5233 2 Francis Henry 2 23
61 Oriou SigKius 1903 6 60
5193 50 J M Kepler 1104
40 Orion 8igginsl903 7 56
1 " " " 1 07
5192 10-165 of 624 Emma Diffendorf 10 i"6
6192 20-165 of 624 J W Wilson 21 12
52.13 50 J T Brennan fl Starrow 13 20
5210 28 SS Ilolbrook 1902 3 87
5210 15.8 " ' fl Holbrook 03 1 9:
13 M K Kiddle 4 00
5192 ot 150 Saxton, Brennan &Dale 27 07
5192 1-6 of 150 " " " " 6 77
330 Dayton, Jese 72 64
53 " " 74 02
Kingsley Township.
5186 390 Wolf & Co ' 61 23
5188 80 Ford, S A fl Cowlln 1993 i 84
5188 of 320 W m Sinclair 25 12
5105 840 Grandin & Co M oil&gaa 13 3)
5108 10H8 " " " " " 42 9S
5109 18.10 " " " " 63 99
5110 300 " ' " " " 11 78
5128 1377 " ' 54 15
5129 100( " ' " " 41 8.".
5103 145 J M Clapp 1903 16 98
5214 100 Anchor Oil Co 1963
5193 of 400 Saxton, Brennan&Dale 41 97
5193 1-6 of 400 J T Dale 10 47
5187 i of 79 Brennan & Richards 6 68
5132 50 Patterson. J N 7 85
5234 895 Cornen C A t oil & gas 25 33
5187 60 Wilson, 8 Q tt Wolf & Co 9 83
3S16 15 Proper, J V tt J A Proper 27 48
0-U8 j iiaslet, ri 1 ,r7
Tionesta Township.
43f W F Dairy m pie 11 f-2
14 of 170 Dale, John A heirs 23 48
2 SigginB fl Hepburn 1903 47
2828 80 Myers, John 36 W)
2836 1072 Hannah Gilflllan 300 69
25'f Hunter G 8 11 r2
40 Vanrankln, J V 14 72
2828 of 43 S D Irwin fi Vandorboff 9 !K)
98 Whitney, CS tt Dale heirs 18 08
58 " i 12
60 JT Brennan fl Fahenstock 1 1 01
9J4 " " 1 78
100 Joseph Kerln fl B & B '03 9 40
240 W A Grove tt Irwin 44 20
2 Wbittekin, F F 02
2 C A Randall 1902 45
6-i Oveilander, J F fl G G B 4 60
76 Proper,Agnew&Jamieson 14 00
17 " " " 3 14
160 G G Sickles 29 41
3." H it Sigwortb fl Kelly '03 4 70
165 J PProper ii Forest Proper 36 80
461 AT Schofleld, yi oil & gas 42 40
80 Ledebur, Wm 20 24
63 Clark, Belle 17 42
Howe Township.
War. Sub, Acre Warrantee or Owner Am't
3107 111 J Rosenblatt 1903 7 77
3107 37 H Rosenblatt 1901 17 50
5108 228 Joseph Adamson fl Sal-
monCreekLumberCo370 24
5105 1031 GrandiD&CoUoll&gas 40 71
5108 228 " " " 01
5105 1031 JosephAdamson A Sal
mon CreekLnm.Co 1628 98
3183 330 J H Mensch 52 14
Vacant 25 lteed & Brenneman fl
Dobbs 3 95
Vacant 17 Rend & Brenneman fl
R & B 2 6!)
2916 13 100 E N Lee, receiver 17 38
JXOH 23 60 " " " 7 90
2808 24 5 0 " " ' 7 90
3186 58 Willink Cummlnzs 9164
28.10 2 110 P J Swain 17 38
Vacant 50 R J Moorbead fl Fertig 11 85
Vacant W S Cole fl Nugent 2 00
2878 3 5of 11(10 OW-JFProner 726 17
2S78 2-5of llii0WHFrostfl3tewart484 11
!977Kof356l WWilliuk&NCoulter 9 6i
2977 'ol'.U 61 E N Lee, receiver 9 64
:1801 18 Means & WhiW 2 84
4792 596 T D Collins 94 17
Jenks Township.
5142 11 141) P Boyuton 1902 13 44
3165 414 RPbilipps fl H L & J,L 85 :M
8179 59 112 Henry RoHsman 2129
3179 60 30 HL&JLnowJFProper 5 68
3 4-5-6
uiflo 9-12 ln7oBaker, Hammond &
dl(u13 14 1U'J Co. 1903 191 f6
19-20
31(19 39 L J Marks 21 20
5129 1 00 John Cooper 1903 9 40
3642 130 Eaton ft Eldridge '03 12 22
11171 105 P P Blood 19 95
3173 100 " " II) 00
3173 80 " " 22 80
8170 55 P B Hunt 10 45
3800 1(10 Emma J Curry 10 00
3183 20 A M Montillax&othere 3 80
5110 903 Grandin&Coioil&gas 42 75
5129 - 58 " " 2 82
3171 10-11 160 Ed Bevier 33 20
3169 22 80 Kd Heyier fl Blood 142 60
3642 7 of 1J0 Proper, Agnew &
Kelly 4 80
3669 1124 A H Tack & others
oil & gas 132 81
3609 1124 HallGarduer&Co land .
(oil&gasaHs'd toothers) 551 56
3170 160 John Wray, S B Rey-
ner & others 30 40
3169 7 58 Ed Bevier fl M & W 33 06
3801 86 Means & White 16 34
Vacant 100 Proper & Agnew 19 00
164 140 Frank .McNealHB&B 26 60
361,3 140 WAGrove&Cofl W&l) 26 (10
5141 127 Knupp & Yates H Ray 24 14
3661 1&2 74 Horton, Crary & Co fl
Mi'lnnes 14 0'i
3181 27 114 M C Carringer&others 21 66
31S2 ' 1073 Oil City Fuel Supply
Co oil & gas 101 96
ki:ati:i)
' Barnett Township.
War. Arm W.rrant.0 or Owm-r Am't
171 Jan Armstrong
44 A J DoiHon
C701 105 J U Flick
150 J W Lawton 1902
5 71
18 05
18 23
9 30
36 01
191 M Patterson
37 Poor Overseers Bar.tp. '02 5 17
100 Daniel Stiner 1902 19 00
Tionesta Borough.
i Mrs S J Grove fl Cogan
1 55
305 F H Lmison II Sickles '02 Ml 00
A Hut I m Kiley 11 Smith 10 40
j L F Wutsoii 11 00
4 Lvinaii Cook ltH'.'t 2 55
H IILIIopkinsMowl.Cimk'03 2 04
3 Tionostn Mrtiilel Manufac
turing Co l'.Ml.l 25 ro
i Mr J A Tiitihwortli 1903 10 20
Creen Township.
SSin 50 Longsiretb holm 8 45
3819 45 FrHiiK Lungxirett. ' 12 60
5000 fit) Anderson iV Johnson 1003 7 20
3820 35 W II Carbauub llHlll fi 18
5133 J of 755 Darmh A Co 1!M3 25 W
3820 89 Oris . dim Walters 1003 5 74
Harmony Township.
100 Waller Diiwhoii 22 71
100 Fixhor ill est ;!) fill
50 J K G reeil J) 60
f2 " " 16 00
85 " " 7 72
8S " " 11103 28 70
250 " " Ulna 41 (HI
14 C K Landers 1 81
30 Mills, rase ,v Co 13 85
100 Pittsburg iy Choiry Run
Oil Co 11MI2 15 20
165 Pittsliiirif A Cherry Run
Oil Co 10H2 25 08
264 Pittsbuig Co (V Hara lu4 01
A Finest Sutley 3 55
i of 2 llreiinini ,t Siuins 1003 26
fl Mrs It K CnpeUnil limit 8 20
371 Mrs Niincv Cbureli 1903 tl 23
I of 141 A A llopkini et. al. 1003 11 55
12 KiK;iii8iY Breiiiian 10(13 1 45
3.!0 MeUHrvev .t Co 100.1 115 70
62 J M Mills 1003 0 V0
5 Jai-ol) Itnpp 1IH3 1 16
103 Philip Smilli p.Ml.l 12 67
60 Tlciiil Oil Co I'.KKl !l HO
Hickory Township.
5190 50 J II AIImiikIi 17 60
160 S tl it Will Ball 56 32
5233 10 A L Confer 1 76
6191 fiO Kelster A Cburch 13 20
3(i!H) Oil Clarissa Mi Cuebeon 27 25
6233 fill I) L Patterson 22 (K
5233 810 A L Conl'er 10(13 26 27
521S 834 " " 11103 70 05
Howe Township.
3184 326 1) 10 llrower 1P02 28 6!)
379tl 751 W II Trost 177 75
8IS6 100 P J Swain 1002 S 80
8186 6S " " 1!I(I2 fi H
3803 4 of 100S I bos Shipely heirs
oil and gas 13 30
6102 1218 Wibnru' Bros timber
on;y 1!HI2 107 IS
4545 106 Chambers .v Fisher 1003 7 42
2SUS 200 Coulter A Uneiplier 1!KH) 14 00
3133 100 Mrs Caroline Watson 11KI3 8 75
. Jenks Township.
3160 67 F 11 Becker 111 57
3801 J Ira Kendall 4 75
8173 1 1) U Moriiiritv 26 64
8171 4 P O S of A Trustoes ball 18 IS
3170 MO (J S Refil 3!) SS
10 Mrs David Witberell 1002 7 20
i Mrs Mugcie Walton 1002 6 53
1 Mrs Marilni Waltou 11 SI)
3561 15 l A Wright 85 50
80 M V Patterson 15 20
3173 1 K K Burton II M
8170 I Wliilnev Bros 1002 14 2i
3t2 146 Wright A Duliring 2s:t 4(1
3800 of 026 Geo ,V Dempsev Means 131 06
3170 80 Ainsler A' Caiiipliell 1003 5 02
i Parker Blood limit 4 70
i Cyrus Blood Kst 1003 6 3(1
3173 22 Blood. Kstiite 11M3 (i 20
3170 4 p p Blood 1003 U 40
3170 20 W II Barren llltlll 3 7(1
3801 J J S Caldwell l!M);t H 1()
1 Mrs Anna GrHfii 1003 0 25
21 John A Miikco 1003 fi 02
5143 250 A J Ma.une 1003 24 35
3171 1-16 Marienvillo Fire Assn 1903 04
3HU1 65i 3as Nevison lllti:t 5 23
3801 1 Jas Nevison 1!'03 04
3801 1 11 T Kock wood 1003 4 70
3801 1 1) Stiner 1003 04
8190 SO Fred Sigworlh 1903 fi 64
3561 4 or JIIS9 John Crablree 1003 65 62
3801 1 Al' Armagost 1003 71
3173 i Mrs M Sutton 1001 2 35
3645 67 Mrs K II Medline 1003 6 20
3616 1116 Vanllorn A lirolemund
1003 107 72
Kingsley Township.
5213 316 Heard A U.fc Kosoiis.win
i ol land 35 25
5263 120 Heard A HA Kosens.witf
3 oi land 30 IS
5214 200 A B Heard 3 .f land 2S 20
5217 1241 A B il-ard ) of land 1002 33 IS
5212 366 M K Hess J ol land 1003 12 4il
5IS6 115 Lawrence A iSmearliaujfli 4 110
5217 1241 A Lamb 1 oil and gas 24 34
5212 3:(6 Srhooley A Co 4 of land 28 20
5135 1157 Watson A Freeman 1002 lsl 1)7
5131 170 " 10(12 27 IS
5134 932 Darrah A Co 1 of tax 1003 20 11
5213 .316 S. Davenport 1 of land '03 7 75
5268 120 " " " ' " 6 63
5214 200 " " 6 211
5217 1241 " " " 4 " " 13 lirf
5213 1241 A B Heard 1003 1 ofland 20 05
5213 133 F(1A Kale CiiliUeil 11
S C, oil and gas 10U3 4 13
Tionesta Township.
106 Proper, Agnew A fainie-
son 28 so
125 John Charleston 36 SO
48 J T Hale 7 SO
Island 15 Walter Dawson 1002 !l 20
25 Jacob Laekev 1002 2 28
25 Win Laekev'liHU 2 28
120 Webster A Co 41 00
3823 132 Krie Co Pet Assn 1003
oil, cas and all minerals 4 80
3823 130 Lincoln Oil Co 1003 112 00
2S5 Porter A Mi-Naughton 't'3 47 00
By virtue of an Act of Assembly enti
tled "An Act to remilaio tbe collection of
taxes on unseated lands, approved the
6tb day ol June, 1SS7, intenst will bo
charged on 1002 tuxes from January 1,
1903 lo date of pay ment, and on 1903 laxes
from January 1, 1001, to date of payment,
at the rate of six per cent, per annum.
Five percent, will be added on all taxes
on seated lands.
F. A. KELLER, Treasurer.
Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa., March 21, 1001.
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sketch oiul ilocnplioii o( ntty invention will
ftromptly receive our opinion free concerning
lie patentability of same. " How to Obtain a
Patent" sent upon request. I'atents secured
through ns advertised for sale nt our expense.
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notice, withmttcliargc, in Tun 1'athnt RliCoHO,
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Send for sample copy FREE. Address,
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lot Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
FOUR-FOLD
LINIMENT.
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Cures Rheumatism,
Neuralgia.
Sprains and Bruises.
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OFTIGIAK
Oltiee ) 4 N'aliotuil liank Iiu i l.I in y.
Oil, CITY, PA.
Fyen examined free.
KxcliiHively optical.
J. O. Scowden,
Waaons, Carriaaes,
Buaaies.
How are you fixed in any of tlieao very ticcoHary arliclcs?
Drop in at any time and let us show you vvtiat wo hnve in
Block, or what we can build lor you on very short notice. Of
course our guarantee goes with everything in this line.
Hardware! Hardware!
The. most complete slook in thin section is to he found here,
either in shelf or heavy goods, tools, cutlery or the like.
FARMERS
Are fi t ted out here in anything they need. We have a nice
stock of both the Syracuse nnd t lie U s-sel Hows on hand, aud
every farmer koows the merits of these (roods. No fancy
prices. Don't buy till you sea them. Garden tools of every
kind aud variety.
Stoves.
Iu a Stove or Kango we kuow
you money, see if we can't.
J. C. SCOWDEN,
AN'cgclablc Prepnralionfor As
similating Hie Food and Rcfl ula -ting
(he 5 loinnchs and Dovitis of
Tromolcs Digcstion.Chccrrur
ncss and Rcsl.Conlains neilliix
Opiiim.Morphine nor Mineral.
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Ubrins .Convulsions .Feverish
ncss find Loss of Sleep.
Facsimile Signature or
NEW VOIiK.
$33 To California.
Via the St. Paul and Union
Pacific Lino.
Every day in March und April,
low rates from Chicago to the Pacific
C'las-t ami to many intermediate
puiiils vill hp offered via the St. Paul
and Unieti Pacific Liue. If you i re
contemplating a trip to the West or
the Northwest, it is worth your while
to write lo day fr information about
rat s and train service to the point
you expect lo visit.
Jnhn II. Pott, District Passenger
Agent, Ii'K'iif D, Park Building,
Pittsburg, Ph. b3)
duad model, sketcb or photo oi invention ibi I
free report on
PBtentablllty. Forfrci
TRADE-MARKS
For free book ,
now to secure
Writt
Pntentx and
to
Itei-nme (Mir 1'rleml.
I5y joining one of th? Nickel Plate
excursions will make you a friend of
this popular lino. We want friends.
Let A C. Shownltcr. D. P. A., H07
State 8t, Erie, Pa., know your desti
nation and dale you wish lostartiiiid
he will name you the best possible
rate nnd uiake all arrangements.
liltoalS.
$33 to North Pacific
Coast.
Every day in March and April the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
wny will sell tickets for 33 from
Chicago to Portland, Seattle, Tacoma,
and many other points in the Notth
west good via the Pioneer Limited
and St. Paul, or via Omaha and '1 lie
Overland Service.
John R. Pott, District Passenger
Agent, Pwoora D, Park Building,
rittsburg, Pa. a3D
tl
jMffiT33) I
(Opposite U. S. Patent Office (
Ranges.
we can pUavo you and save
: TIONESTA, PA.
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For Infanta and Children.
The Kind You lave
Always Bought
Bears the
Signature
In
Use
For Over
Thirty Years
THE OLD RELIABLE
LIVERY STABLE,
OK
TIONESTA, - PENN.
S. S. CAN Fl ELD PROPRIETOR.
(Jooil Stock, (iood CiirriiinH and Hujr,
Kics to lot upon tli nio.-t reasonable terniM,
lie will also tlo
JOB TEAMING
All ordura loft at the 1'oMt Otrlce wll
rei'oive prompt at tentioii.
$14,00
Colon ist Thkt'fM From
Chicago lo All Points la
North and South
Dakota
On Line of the
Chicago,
Milwaukee
and St. Paul
Railway.
Tickets on Kalo Tuesdays in March
nud Al'iil, 1 1H) i. Jiooklct and full
information on application to
JOIIX IK. POTT, W. P. A.,
liooiu I, Park IMdg.,
I'iUsl.ui p.
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W resentativoM for n liiyli elass nuina
.iiie. I.nrtie coiiiiiiInsiohh, t'usli pri.en.
Write J. N. Truiiier, mi KhmI WaHliington
Sqiiuro, New York, N. Y. tf
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