... -1 l THE Smart & STORES, Trade Where They Give You oOprralIvo Trading Stamp. Ilcdcciiiable in Full Value. SPRING MILLINERY. A Most Exquisite Showing of Trimmed Hats That Are Exclusive. We have arranged f.r special offerings of practical, stylish hats at $5, $7 and $8 Styles are correct and refined trimmings rich. Not over crowded, hut strikingly heautifti ! effects without paiidin-ss. See our dig tiuctive styles in Trimmed Tata ami all shapes at $5 Children's In pretty shapes, daintily trimmed, with fl wers and rihhnns. call special attention, thi-t seasou lo these Children' Hats, $2 to $(. 10 More Pieces of Those 39e Foulards. This makes 20 pieces we have had of these in less than a week, and it looks as though these would be sold before anoihi r we k is out. Positively the best value in Foulird Silks we have ever seen. The quality is excellent, styles most desirnble and colors are of the best. The price is but o!)c, but they are worth c.nsiderahle more. A Special Lot of Dress Goods at 89c. Goods that were made to sell at $1 2-3 and SI 50. Fancy Suitings, Voiles, Etamines, etc , in all the most desirable effects. Some particularly swell things among this lot. Taffeta Silks That Will Wear Well at 39c. A very low price fur a good wearing silk in all colors and black. A splendid silk for lining purposes and eoe we can recommend for wear. A Case of Dew Bleached Towels, 25c each. Not the kind you see nowadays, with one thread of iineu to four of cotton, but the good old fashioned lluck Towel, all pure linen, warp and woof, the celebrated Dew Bleached make. Not as Hue to look at as many other towels, you see at a quarter, but incomparably better for service. SMART & 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 b?en permanent, there being no re turn of the disease or any of the symptoms after a lapse of many years. E. K. Thompson" it Stx, Titusville, Pa.: Dear Sirs Several years no I was taken with kidney ami bladder disease, and sufferer! with terrible pains, besides losing con trol of the aetion of my kidneys and bladder. A number of doctois bad my ease at different times, but I received no benefit, and was given up as incurable and folly ex pected death would relieve my sufferings. A friend recommended BAHCMMA and I began taking it. At first I cuild see little change, but after taking about six bottles, I began to get better. I continued to use it and today nm entirely cured. I am au old resident of this county and am well known in this section, and consider myself a walking advertisement for vour TIJULY WONDERFUL medicine, BAROSMA. Yours respectfully, NATHAN BURDICK, West Hickory, Pa. The first battle did me so much good that I bought the second and it enred me of female weakness, with which I had been troubled more than two years. I gained in strength and flesh and have been well ever since. This was six years ago. Mrs. M. GROVE. Plum, Peuu'a. Smith Surprise Sprinq Bed. VERMIN PROOF. DOES NOT SAG. NEW YORK TIME. It In the M mnlur (I I nod In All Oar Weather U urea a Mations, When wo rend u I'i'iiort from any of the KM! regular weather bureau sta tions throughout our land bringing the information that a rainstorm, a tor nado or some other nieloorolofjcal phe nomenon li.'g iu at a certain hour wo l.ocd not sii;po-e. (bill the hour lneu tioned refers to the time at the place where the olic.Tvntion was mode. The hour given is the exact New York time, for every clock at the regular weather bureau stations all over the land is set to the seven'.y-lil'il riilian. or east ern standard time, which is exactly live hours 1 m I i i h I Cn ,, irli lime. Only this Man.i.nd of lime is used in the text ef the Monthly Weather Review, and all weather 'bureau ob servers are required to record observa tions l,y i. 'J he lea-en f,r this is that the l-s scientific if dii.'iams I'roui the weather r. perls imiM he h,,,., ,1 U, the coinlitieiis of the a I ino-j'l'ere exist ing simultaneously in different parts of the country. It would be very ludicrous If all the hundreds of reports sent daily had to be changed at the central ollice in Washington from local to eastern time, and so all tin- regular observers are re ipiired t use the New York, or eastern tile", hi making their reports. There aie many volunteer observers i j! ; mm 'iMw i i if a Silberbersc Millinery. We SILBERBERG, MANUFACTURED BY J. W. PLIMPTON & SOX. OIL CITY, PA. Positively will not Hammock. Ea sily Kept Clean. D.ies not require ft heavy mattress. Your old straw or fealher hod will give good satisfaction. For sale hy s ii. ii asm:ts so. vs. Tidiest a, Pa. and newspaper correspondents who hi reporting weather phenomena use oth er standards of time. If the weather bureau has occasion to use their re ports the time is often corrected to agree with the eastern standard or the local standard is mentioned. Detroit Free Press. Women Who Drens Like Men. Tourists in the Austrian Tyrol and the remoter regions of the Swiss Alps of ten come acr iss strange peculiarities of dress, especially among the females In those out of the way places. In the little village of ('liatnpery, which nes tles almost uiuler the frowning- Dent du Midi, thi women dress like men and may often be seen In the fields. Nat urally they art.' objects of much inter est to tourists, but the women do not seem to be at all uncomfortably con scious of the peculiarity of their Karl). The peasants of Chainpery are n sim ple, kindly folk, and doubtless find this novel divss more accotnmodaliii!,' to the haul work they have to do. Am Most (him (.( Them. r.lsic-l don't believe that story about 'Tuss In Roots." How could n eat have seven league hoots? Robbie Maybe a giant threw em at him one night. Philadelphia Press. It is better to live rich than to die rich.- -Johnson. ANGLO-FRENCH TREATY, Russian Ambassador at Paris En pressed His Government's Satis faction at Outcome. . Paris, April 12. The Russian am bassador, M. NelidofT, acting on In structions from Foreign Minister LamsdorfT, has expressed tho satisfac tion of Russia at the conclusion of the Anglo-French colonial treaty. This la accepted as Russia's answer to the re ports that the Anglo-French treaty was Indirectly hostile to Russia. In the course of an interview, M. Nelldoft is quoted aa saying; "We are friends and allies of France. As friends we rejoice at your successes. As allies we are gratified at this new guarantee of French strength and se curity. We naturaily wish to see our ally as strong 83 possible and with the least possible International Issues. Therefore, as the accord removes num erous vexations, it is most agreeable to Russia." As indicating that the accord will have the effect of Improving the rela tions between Russia and Great Brit ain the ambassador concluded with saying: "The old proverb friends of our friends are our friends may again be verified in this case." RACE WAR IN TEXAS. Over 100 Armed iVlen In Pursuit of Negro Who Killed Congressman Plnckeney's Brother. Houston, Tex., April 12. News from Walter comity, GO miles north of here, Indicates that race feeling is ve-rj' high, owing to the murder near Hemp stead of Tucker Pinckeney, brother of Congressman John M. Pinckeney of the Houston district. George Goss was with Pinckeney when he was killed. Goss says they were hunting cattlj and rode to a ne gro church for a drink of water when they were fired on by the negroes, who were concealed behind the door. Seven revolver shots entered Plnck eney's body nnd death was Instan taneous. Goss said he had trouble with ne groes and thinks they mistook Pinck eney for him. Over 100 armed whites are in the field aftor the negroes. Congressman Pinckeney wired that he would leave Washington and would arrive at home Wednesday. Pinckeney was one of the leading planters in this section. Mystery of $74,000 Robbery. Chicago. April 1.?. With the arrest of Eddie Fay, Postoflce Inspector J. E. Stuart thinks the mystery as to the Identity of the man who some months ago robbed the Chicago postofflce or ?74,OtiO In stamps has been fully cleared up. Inspector Stuart said he was sure Fay planned the whole af fair and profited most by it. Fay is now in jail at Superior, Wis., and '8 to be tried for robbing the postofflce there. Of the others implicated in the robbery Bud Houlihan is in the penl tentiary at Raleigh, N C; Tom Burke and Australian Mac are at large and Joe Hopkins is dead, having been killed by Dan Kiploy in a fight over a woman. MAHKtlT RF.fORT. New York Pre v'Jlen Market. Now York, April 11. WHEAT No. 2 red, $1.07 1.10 f. o. b. afloat; No. 1 northern Imluth, 11.04. CORN No. 2 corn, 51c f. o. b afloat; No. 2 yellow, 57c. OATS No. 2 oats, 45c f. o. b. afloat; No. 2 white 47Vic; No. 3 white, 4Cc. PORK Mess, 11.5015.25; family $15.00. HAY Shipping, C71i70c; good to choice, 959714c BUTTER Creamery, extras, 22c; factory, 14c; western Imitation creamery, lG17c. CHEESE Slate, full cream, small, fancy, 12c. EGGS State and Pennsylvania, fancy selected, 20c. POTATOES State and weaiern, pet sack, $3.253.50. Buffalo Provision Market. Buffalo, April 11. WHEAT No. 1 northern, car loads, $1.10; winter wheat, $1.07. CORN No. 2 corn, 53'o f. o. b afloat; No. 2 yellow, 57c. OATS No. 2 white, 4(ic f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 white, 44 c. FLOUR Spring wheat, best patent per bll., $5.40G.15; low grades, $3.75 4.50. BUTTER Crearrery wester? ex tra tubs, 24!ic; st?.te o.t,.1 Pwm sylvanfa creamery, 2324c; didry fair to good, lG18c. CHEESE Fancy full cream, 11; good to choice, 10llc; com mon to fair, 80c. EGGS State, fresh fancy, 18V2c. POTATOES Per bu., $1.201.25. East Buffalo Live Stock Market. CATTLE Best steers on sale, $5.10 fi5.35; good to choice butcher stems, $1505.00; medium half fat steerj, ?3.504.00; common to fair heifers, $3.404.00; choice to extra fat heifers, $4.404.70; good butcher bulls, $3.50 3.80; choice to extra veals, $5.50 5.75; fair to good veals, $4.505.00. SHEEP AND LAMBS Choice lambs, $G.30(SG40; culls to common. $5.006.00; yearlings, handy weight. $5.756.00; wether sheep, $5.255.G0. HOGS Mixed packers' grades, $5.45 5.55; medium hogs, $5.506.55, pigs, light, $5.005.10. Buffalo Hay Market. HAY Timothy, per tons, loose, $15.001G.GO; hay, prime on track, $1G.OO1G.50; No. 1 do do, $14.50 015.00; No. 2 uo do. $12.00(fD12.50. What Shall We Have for Dessert? This question arises in the family every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try 9 . . . r a delicious and healthful dessert. Pre pared in two minutes. No boiling! no baking! add boiling water and set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange, Rasp berry and Strawberry. Get a packago at your grocers to-day. io cts. TREASURER'S SALE. -OF- SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS. IN FOUKST COUNTY, PA. BY VIRTUE of Sundry acts of the Gen eral Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania relating to the sale of Beated and Unseated lands in the County of Forest, etc., for taxes due and unpaid, I will otter at publio pale at the Court House, In the Borough of Tiouesta, Pa , on the Second .Monday in June, 11)04, being the Thirteenth day of June, 1904, at 10 o'clock A. M., the following described pieces of land or such parts thereof as may be necessary to satiety the amount of taxes and nosts due and unpaid against the same and coutiuue the same from day to day as the same may he found necessary, TERM 8 OF SALE. The amount of taxes and costs must be paid when the property is struck off or the sale may ha avoided and the property put up and resold, All TraclH not oIlK.rw Ihc marked ire ml vertiNfMl lor Tnxrn Tor 103 ami lo:i. UNSEATED tiAND. Barnett Township. War. Acrra Warrantee or Owner Am't. 3lti0 35.5 Owen P. Hrieker 52 03 Creen Township. M Of 154 Peter Myers fl Nulph 9 59 5500 151 O.W. &J.F. Proper, land only SO 05 6501 132'$ Proper & Lacy 22 !2 H818 50 Lmders& Wyman 9 79 3,s8 .12 " " 5 32 Harmony Township. 40 James 'M Hell fl W iTV Oil Co 24 80 41 JO Guild 10 87 160 Smiley, Dr fl Getchel 8(1 50 K0 Eaton & Cole ft Neal 2S 40 210 l.Tl J II Osiuer 1003 22 (it 217 110 " " " l(i 2fi 50 G Shamburg fl Patzgroft' 10 6 Hickory Township. 5 John A Dale heirs 8 80 5i!U 2( 0 Unknown 44 00 "00 Johu Smallwnod (III 00 120 LoiiRwell Fee l'.KK) 12 7(i i'3 Collins, TD 8 80 3090 1 0 Went ft Bowman 29 f 0 10 Dr Colbert rl Reed 4 40 18:1 JLStemberRtt Brennan'03 19 55 5232 2 Francis Henry 2 23 51 Orion Hitfgina 1903 6 tit) 519J 50 .1 M Kepler 11 04 40 Orion SiftgiuslOO.'t 7 51) 1 " " " 1 07 5192 10-105 of 024 Emma Diftendorf 10 50 519-' 20-105 of l24 J W Wilson 21 12 52.'t3 50 J T Brennan tlStarrow 13 10 5210 2S SS Holhrook 1902 3 87 5210 15.8 " " fl Uolbrook '03 1 9: 15 M K Riddla 4 0.1 5192 Ja'of 150 Saxton, Brennan &Dal 27 07 5192 l-ti of 150 " " " " 6 77 3:tO Dayton, Jewe 72 0 53 " " 74 02 Kingsley Township. 51S6 ;I90 Wolf & Co til 23 5188 80 Ford, S A fl Cowlln 1903 Ii 81 518S X or 320 Win Sinclair 25 12 5105 340 Graudin & Co H oil&gas 13 3 J 5108 10H8 " " " " " 42 9S 5109 1630 ' " " Rl 99 5110 300 ' " 11 78 5128 1377 54 15 5129 100'! " " " " " 41 85 51!i3 145 J M Clapp 1903 10 98 5214 100 Anchor Oil Co 19 03 51!3of4(0 Saxton, Brennan&Dale 41 97 5191 l-tiof 400 J T Dale 10 47 5187 X of 71 Brennan & Richards 6 08 5132 50 Patterson, J N 7 85 5234 895 Cornen C A M oil & gas 25 33 6187 00 Wilson, 8 Q rl Wolf & Co 9 83 3816 15 Proper, JFHJA Proper 27 48 5208 VA Haslet, 8 H 1 57 Tionesta Township. 4 !' W F Dalrymple 11 52 i of 170 Dale, John A heirs 23 48 2 Biggins fl Hepburn 1903 47 2828 80 Myers, John "6 80 283S 1072 Hannah Giltillan 300 69 25 HuuterGS 11 52 40 Vanrankin, J V 14 72 2828 X of 43 8 D Irwin fl VWorboff 9 90 98 Whitney, C8 rl Dale heirs 18 08 68 " " 16 12 60 JT Brennan fl Fahenstock 1 1 Ot 8 " " 1 78 100 Joseph Kerin fl B & B '03 9 40 240 W A Grove tt Irwiu 44 20 2 Whittekin, F F 92 2 C A Randall 1902 45 6i Oveilander, J F fl G G B 4 t0 76 I'roper,Agnew&Jaraieson 14 00 17 3 14 KiO G G Sickles 29 41 35 H Ii Sigworth fl Kelly '03 4 70 105 J Fl'roper tt Forest Proper 3i f-0 1 4G1 AT Schofield, oil & gas 42 40 80 Ledebnr, Wm 20 24 G3 Clark, Belle 17 42 Howe Township. War. Bub, Ai-ri'a Warrantee or Owner Am't 3197 111 J Rosenblatt 1903 7 77 3197 37 H Rosenblatt 1903 17 60 5108 228 Joseph Adamsoo fl 8al- monCreekLumberCo370 24 5105 1031 Grandin&Cooll&gag 40 71 5108 228 " " " 9 01 5105 1031 JosephAdatnson fl Sal mon CreekLum.Co 1628 9S 3U-3 3:50 J H Meoseh 52 14 Vauent 25 Reed Si Brenneman fl Dobbs 3 95 Vacant 17 Reed & Brenneman fl R & B 2 (HI 2916 13 100 K N Lee, receiver 17 38 2X08 23 60 " " " 7 90 2808 24 50 " " " 7 90 3180 58 Willink & C'umnilngs 91 64 2850 2 110 P J Swain 17 38 Vacant 50 R J Moorhead fl Fertlg 11 85 Vacant 1 W 8 Cole fl Nugent 2 00 2X78 3 5of 1H0 OW&JFProper 72017 2"78 2-5of lli:0WHFroHt.fl3lewart4X4 11 1977 Kof 35 til WWillink&NConlter 9 64 2977 of 34 61 E N Lee, receiver 9 64 3801 18 Means & White 2 84 4792 596 T D Collins 94 17 Jenks Township. 6112 11 140 I Boynton 1902 13 44 3165 414 RPhilipps fl H h & J L 85 36 3179 f9 112 Henry Rossraan 2129 3179 60 30 HL & JL no wJ Fl'roper 5 68 3 4-5.6 ,.., 9-12 lnr,Baker, Hammond & dixz u 1U7J Vq im 19J f0 19-20 3H9 39 L J Marks 21 29 5129 100 John Cooper 1903 9 40 3642 130 Katon fl Kldridge 03 12 22 3171 105 PP Blood 19 95 3173 1(!0 " " 19 00 3173 80 " " 22 80 3170 55 P B Hunt 10 45 3K00 1( 0 Emma J Curry 19 00 3183 21) A M Montillap&others 3 80 5110 901 Grandin&Co'jJoil&gas 42 75 51-9 f,83f " " 2 82 3171 10-11 160 Ed Bevier 33 20 3169 22 80 Ed Beyierfl Blood 112 60 3642 7 of l'JO Proper, Agnew & Kelly 4 80 3C69 1124 A H Tack & others oil & gas 132 81 36(19 1121 IlallGardupr&Coland (oil&gasass'd toothers) 551 56 3170 160 John Wray, S B Rey- uer & others 30 40 31( 9 7 58 Ed Bevier fl M & W 33 06 3801 . 86 Means & W hite 16 34 Vacant 100 Proper & Agnew 19 00 3( 64 140 Frank McNeal fl B&B 26 60 36(3 140 WAGrove&Co tt W&l) 26 HO 5141 127 Knupp Yates H Ray 24 14 ;:0l!I 1&2 71 llorton, Crary St Co fl M duties 14 Oil Us I 27 114 M C ( arringc.r&olhers 21 66 31X2 1073 Oil City Fuel Supply Co oil & gas 10196 Barnett Township. fl:ir. Ariel Wnrntiitie or Owik.t Am't 17-1 Jas Armstrong - 5 71 44 A J Do'snn IK 95 5701 10) J H Flick 18 23 150 J W Lawton 1902 0 30 Jill M Patterson 36 01 37 Poor Overseers Bar.tp. '02 5 17 1C0 iHiniH SUner 1902 19 00 Tionesta Borough. i Mrs 8 J Grove ll Oogan 1 55 805 V U Lanx.m ll Sickles '02 141 00 i llntlii) ltilcy tl s nith 10 -10 i I. K Wntsoii !i pi) i I. vii im (.',, k p. l(t,1 2 55 U II I. Hopkins now I.IVok '03 2 01 3 I idiii'siu Muiiit 1 MmiuUc- turit it Cu pint ,-, ,-,() J Mis J A TioiHWnrth 1903 10 20 Creen Township. 3819 50 l.onnslri'th In i i s 8 45 3819 4 5 KrauK l.otmsirclL 12 60 5000 SO Aiidorooii iV Johnson 1903 7 20 3820 35 V lU'arbauuh 1903 5 18 5133 of 755 DarrHh A- Co 1903 25 99 3820 '89 Otis A- Cbas Waltois 1903 5 74 Harmony Township. 100 Waller D.iwmui 22 71 . 100 r'ihor Hios ;i .riO 50 J K (ireeti 9 lit) 52 " " pi oil 35 " " 7 881 " Hum h ;o 250 " ' punt 4i (o 11 C 10 I,hii,I,.-s 1 81 30 Mills, Case A Co 13 85 100 Pittxburir A Choi ry Run Oil Co 1902 15 20 165 Pittshtiru ,t Cherry Hun Oil Co 1902 25 08 264 I'itlsbuti; Co O'Hara KM 61 A I'huest Sulli'V 3 55 J of 2 Itrentian A- Slruiiis 1903 26 A Mrs It 10 Cupcland 1903 8 20 371 Mrs Naiu-v Cliureb 1IMH ll 2,1 1 of 141 A A llopkitlo i't. Hi. 1903 11 55 12 Sittins ,V Ib'i'iitian 1903 1 15 330 Mellarvev A' Co 1903 95 70 62 J M Mills 1003 9 VII 6 Jiicob Kupp 1903 1 PI 103 Philip Niniil) 1903 12 117 60 Tidal Oil Co 1003 9 90 Hickory Township. 5190 50 J II Alb, null 17 60 1(10 N G ,VE Wm Hall 5(1 32 5233 10 A I, Collier 1 76 5191 50 Ketstor A Church 13 20 3690 IKI Clarissa MrCueheon 27 25 523.1 SO H I, Palti-ison 22 nil 52.1.1 810 A I, C'UiI'm- 1903 26 27 5218 834 ' " l!M: 70 ori Howo Township. 3184 326 I) 10 lirowt r ISO.' 28 69 3799 751 II 'Frost 177 7,-, 3IS6 1(H) P J Swain 1902 8 80 318(1 68 " " 1002 ii 9S 3S03 A of 1008 1 bus Shipdy heirs oil at). I is ' 1:1 :,0 6102 1218 Wlliutir Itroa timber on V 1902 107 18 4545 100 Chatnbei'M A- Fisher 1903 7 42 2SIW 209 Coulter A- encipher 1900 II 00 3133 100 Mrs Caroline Watson 1903 8 75 Jenks Township. 3160 6X7 F II It.rker 111 57 3X01 Ira Kendall 4 75 3173 1 D ( Moriarit v 26 64 3171 i P O S of A Trustees hull 18 IS 3170 130 (J S KomI 31 xs 10 Mrs David Witberell 1902 7 20 1 Mrs Millie Walton 1902 6 53 f Mrs Manba Walton 11 X6 3561 15 I) A Wricht S5 50 8(1 M V Pallersott 15 20 3173 1 F. 10 Itoito.i 11 XI 3170 1 Wbitnev Itt-os 1902 It 25 3662 116 Wriirbt A lliibrioi; 2x110 380(1 J ol 92(1 tieo A Deuipsey Means 131 9(i 3170 80 Atnsler A l aiiiiil'ieli 1903 5 92 Patket lllonil l;o:t 4 70 1 Cyrus Illood 10-t 1903 0 30 3173 22 Blood lOstate l!M3 ti 20 3170 i P P Illood 1MM 9 40 3170 20 W 11 Barrett 190:! ; ;o 3S01 I J S Cuhhvell lOO i U ID I Mrs Anna (ir-en 1003 1125 21 John A Maiscji 1003 ft 02 514.1 259 A J Ma.urie 1003 21 35 8171 1-16 Marienville Kite A.-sn 1903 94 3X01 65j( .I imNhxIsou loo:i 5 2.1 3X01 Jas Nevison lVOI !M 3X01 j 11 T Kockwnod 1903 4 70 3801 J 1) Slitter 1901 04 3190 311 Fred !Sivorlh 190.1 5 61 3501 J of )0s9 John Cralilree I '.103 05 112 3X01 JAP Ariiumost loo:i 71 3173 j Mrs M Snitou 1OO.I 2 35 3645 67 Mrs 10 11 MeClune 1901 6 29 3646 1146 Van Horn A (iroleintiiid 1903 107 72 Kingsley Township. 5213 316 Heard A HA Kosenszvl ii 01 land 35 25 526$ 120 Heard A II A K 1st 11-zwif,' ii cu land :;) 18 5214 290 A II Heard it of land 2X20 S2I7 1241 A It Heard 1 ol land 1902 31 18 5212 .Kid M K Hess .1 land 19o:l 12 40 5186 35 Lawrence A' Sinearhanuh 4 39 5217 1211 A LhiiiI) oil and mis 24 34 5212 336 Schooley A C.i ol la"d 28 2(1 5135 1157 Walsou'A Freeman 1902 1X1 1.7 5131 170 " " 1002 27 4S 5134 932 Da r rah A Co of tax 100.1 29 11 5213 316 S. Davenport of land '03 7 75 5268 120 " ' (Mil 5214 2911 " " " " " 0 20 5217 1241 " ' " A " " l.i 0:1 5213 1241 A B Heard 1903 oflapd 26 05 5213 133 F U A Kate Caldwell II S C, oil and was 1003 4 13 Tionesta Township. 106 Proper, Ajjnew A' Jatnie- Hon 28 80 125 John Charleston 36 80 48 J T Hale 7 89 Island 15 Walter Dawson 19(12 9 20 25 Jacob Laekev 1902 2 28 25 Win Laekev'1902 2 28 120 Webster A Co 41 00 3823 132 lOrieCol'et Assti 10(3 oil, en and all inineraU 4 89 3823 130 Line ilo ( id Co 1903 32 90 2(5 Porter A McNatiahlon 'C3 47 "0 By virtue) of an Act of Assembly enli tled "All Act to rciiulaie the collection of taxes on unealed hinds,'' approved the Otb day ol June, 1Ss7, interest will be charged on 1902 taxes from Jatiuaty 1, 1903 lo date of pu mi iil, ami on 1903 taxes from January 1, 1901, to date of payment, at the rate of six per cent, .per annum. Five per cent, will lie added on all taxes on seated lauds. F. A. KELLER, Treasurer. Tionesta, Forest Co., Pa., March 21, lool. CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Jhe Kind You Have Always Bough! Bears the Signature of For Rheumatism, Cold in Chest, Sore Muscles, Stiff Joints. USE FQ to IN USB OVER FIFTY YEARS," AT ALL DRUGGISTS. 25a, 60c, $1.00. tS Easy and Quick! SoapAIaking with BANNER LYE To make the very best soap, simply dissolve a can of JUaunr lye in cold water, melt 5 lbs. of grease, pour the Lye water in the grease.' Stir and put aside to set. Full Directions on Every Pockago Tliuinrr l.ye is pulverized. The can may be opened and closed at will, per mitting the use of a small quantity at a time. It is just the article needed in every household. It will clean paint, floors, marble and tile work, soften water, disinfect sinks, closets and waste pipes. Write for booklet "Uses of Banner lye" free, the I'enu Clieuiitul Works, Philadelphia J.. O. Scowden, Waaons, Carriaaes, Buqcjies. How are you fixed in any of these verv nt'ccary urliclcs? Drop in at any time and let us show yon what wo have in slock, or wlir. t we van build for you on very short notice. Of course our guarantee goes with everything in tliis lino. Hardware ! Hardware ! Tlia most complete stock in tins set-lien is lo lie found here, either in shelf or heavy goods, tools, cutlery or tho like. FARMERS Are lilted out here in anything they need. We have a nice ttock of both the Syracuse 11ml the lS'sscI I'lows on hand, and every farmer knows the merits of these ioods. No fancy prices. Don't buy till you see them, (.ianleii tools of every kind and variety. S oves. In a Siovo or Range we know you money, see if we can't. J. C. SCOWDEN, AM'gclable rrcparntionror As similating HicFood arulRcgula ting the Stomachs and Dowels of rromotcs Dis;cslion.Chccrfur ness and ifcst.Conlaiiis neither Opium. Morphine nor Mineral. KOTTi ARC OTIC. Vji Stttl' tllx.SrtuUt ' VAW.V .. stain .ftvrf y'KV7itw -Jit (uHninak'Stia rjtitu . tiKV ItmAvyM rtrRK Aperfccl llfmcdy forPonslipn rton , Sour Stomach, Dinrrhoca ntul Loss of Sleep. Facsimile Signature of NEW YOHK. lx.;t copy of wrapper. m To California. Via tho St. Paul and Union Pacific Line. Every day in March ami April, low rates from Chicago to tho Pacific Coal anil to many intermediate points 'ill he (ifl'ererl via ihe St. 1'aul aii'l Uniuii Pacific Line. If you ire contemplating a trip to the West or ihe N irihwe&l, it is worth your while 10 write lo da; I t information about rat s ami train service to the point yon expect to visit. J h'i K Pull, District Passenger Agfiit, II" in I), Park Building, Puishurg, Pa b30 fHeiicl model, skok'li or photo oi invcittinn ici tree report on patentability, lor free book, , now wi otxuru TRUnC.llllDlf'C writ. i'ntents nnd 1 iinuL, ivmiirxo to lii-ciiinc Our I'rlcnil. By joining one f ill Nicki 1 Plate excursions will make you a friiipl I this popular line We want friend. Let A C Showalur, D. P. A , S07 yiale r(, Urie, Pa., know your desti nation and rlaie you wish to start at ! he will namo you the best possihle rale and make all arrangements. l!ltonl3 $38 to North Pacific Kvery day in March ami April the Chicago, Milwaukee it St Paul Rail way will sell t;ck?ls for $33 from Chicago to Pot lland, Seattle, Tacnnia, ami many other points in the Noiih west cood via the Pionetr Limited an i St. Paul, or via Omaha and 'I he Overland Service. John R. Tott, District Passenger Apent, Room I), Park Buildiiif.', Pillsburg, Pa. al0 Tve promptly ohtniii V. 8. Biidliord(;rkV I Opposite U. S. Patent Office Banges. we can plwit-e you and save : TIONESTA, PA. 1 1 mK. For Intanta i and .Cijjn; . The Kind Yea fe Always Boughs Bears tho Signature of THI CCNTAUH IOMMNT. NEW VOHN CITY. THE OLD RELIABLE LIVERY STABLE, OK TIONESTA, - PENNi S. S. C A Fi FELDPR0 PR I ETO R. liood SIim'U, (loud Cai rianes anil Hu L'ies lo lei upon the inos-t reiiMnnalile terms. I le will al."o 1I0 job TZE.Anvmra- All orders lefl at tho I'imt Ollloe wll receive protupi alteiitimi. $14.00 Colonist 'a'icki'ts I'roui !iin o All I'oints in North and South Dakota On Line of Ihe Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway. Tickets mi sale Tuesdays in March and Ap'f. lioolJet and full i n fi Tin ii 1 ii'ii ('ii nipiicai ion 1 o JOia.V 35. FOTT, . V. A., Iloon, It. B'ark ISId., riKstnny. 111. l r A NTKI ': Men or wi'inoo 'ifal rep- r m lit.Uivcs fi.f ;i liinh cIskj itiiiuH- ztor. Ii'ir;:!' ci uNiiiif.. I'usll prirs, VVtito J. N 'I i .11 i r. SO Kn-t Wiishinir'nn Sijnarc, New Vnrl,, N. Y. tf IT Df TO A HVKKTISH AA AW For Over Thirty Years
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