THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
4. C. WINK, . COITON 4 PROPRIETOR.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1000.
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llcpubliciui Ticket.
NTATK.
Governor,
EDWIN 8. STUART.
Lieutenant Governor,
. KOBEKT S. MURPUY.
Aiulitor General,
ROBERT K. YOUNG.
Secretary of Internal A ffairs,
UENRY UOUCK.
COl.MTY.
Congress,
lion. N. P.WHEELER.
Mate Senate,
JOHN K. WILSON.
Assembly,
T. D. COLLINS.
District Attorney,
A. C. BROWN.
Coroner,
Dr. C. Y. DETAR.
A Refutation.
I And a Btory is being circulated that
T. D. Collins, if elected to (lie Legisla
ture, will try to get a bill passed exempt
ing timbered lauds that have been cut
over from taxation for twenty years. I
want to say that tills Is utterly false and
without any foundation whatever. Also,
if such a bill were passed by a unanimous
vote, It would not amouut to anything,
because it would be unconstitutional.
T. D. Colmns.
Sinc'R the dedication of Pennsylvania's
new capitol the mails have been weighted
with souvenir postal cards sending to all
uornnrs of the State such messages as
these: "It's the greatest ever," "I have
soen it aud am satisfied," "It is worth
every cent it cost." Those who went to
criticise and find fault have remained to
praise.
"You can judge for yourselves if I look
like a dissipated man. You can judge it
I am a drunkard. I think my blood is
pretty good. I Bay that these charges
made against me are lies. The man who
makes them is paid by the Standard Oil
Company, and I can proye it." Lan
guage of candidate Emery in beginning
his speeches.
Mr. Emeu Y has at length made a quiet
and dignified reply to Mr. Castle, which
ought to settle the mattor. He said
"There is a little pea-shooter going about
the State saying that I opposed bills In
the Interest of the miners. It's as false
as bell and as mean as the devil." Qreat
language, that, for the Governor of the
Commonwealth. Edifying nice for the
rising generation to hear.
It develops that Mayor Michael Liebol,
Jr. who made it possible for Emery to SO'
cure the Erie county delegates in the state
Democratic convention, will support Ed
win S. Stuart ior governor. The mayor
has changed front because of the speech
delivered there by Emery two weeks ago
ou the occasion of the opening of bis
campaign. The fusion candidate has a
weakness for talking about woman suf
frage. There are many foreign born
citizens in Erie, the number running into
the hundreds. Most of them are Demo
crats. In Emery's attempt to please the
women he spoke In a slighting way of the
naturalized voters. This has angered
Mayor Liebol and his friends and Stuart
will receive their support. The new may
or has a big following among the political
workers of the city and the announcement
of bis Intention to punish Emery means
the loss of hundreds of votes to the fusion
ticket. Mr. Emery must remember tbat
Pennsylvania has thousands of natural
ized voters who are as good citizens as he
is and many of them showed their loyalty
to their adopted country by responding
to Lincoln's call for help to savo it from
secession, while he was conspicuous by
bis absence.
Hard I'p For An Issue.
Finding that the voters are taking no
stock In their calamity howling and cam
paign of slander and mudslinging, the
(unionists have seized upon the new State
capitol as an issue whereby they hope to
turn the disgruntled vote In the direction
of Emery and bis crowd, but that effort is
also falling flat, especially since the dedi
catory exercises are over, and tho tons of
thnusauds of people who visited the
great structure are coming home and
telling of its bewildering beauty and
grandeur. Every oue who has seen it
says without hesitation "it is worth all
the money it cost.:' It must be under
stood that the building covers more than
two acres of ground, and the distance
around it is just one-half mile. There
are seven floors, each magnificently
adorned, and 475 rooms. Every depart
ment ofstate government 1b located in
the building and fully equipped in gor
geous style. In fact to attempt even a
fnint description of tho building and its
furnishings would be futile. It must be
seen to be appreciated. President Roose
velt was charmed with it and said it was
tho finest publio building he hud ever
seen. The New York capitol doesn't
compare with it, and that has cost nearly
thirty millions already, aud is yet un
finished. The magnificent Congressional
library at Washington is far outclassed.
In short, competent judges say it's the
durst public building in the world. It's
all paid for, the corporation tax has done
it, and so far as any individual citizen of
the State is concerned in the cost, he is
not effected in the least, for there's
enough money left in the treasury for
Mr, Lldlifter Hurry to look after to build
another just as grand. Why then Bhould
we Pennsj'lvauians not swell with pride
as we point strangers to "our building."
Grafi? Not one penny, saya Architect
Huston, and they'll never find any. It's
all there, and the Stato has got its mon
ey's worth. Nevertheless there are
small, peanut politicians who will go
about trying to stir up and prejudice the
public mind by yelling extravagance,
graft, when perhaps their own graft rec
ord of a single term in othee amounts to
more than can be found In this whole
great building. Nothing Is too good for
the grandest State in the Union. Speak
ing on this subject, the Philadelphia
North American, the arch enemy of the
Republican party in this State, has this
to say, which ought to shut the mouths of
those who seek to slander our grand old
Commonwealth:
"The man who conceived it, the artists
who adorned it, the work men who
wrought it, have erected for themselves a
monument which will speak their fame
for centuries. Hereafter the people who
wish to perceive what American archi
tecture Is capable of will turn from the
best lu Boston and tho better in Wash
ington and seek in Harrisburg the crown
and glory nf the science. Pennsylvania
deserves the noblest of all state buildings.
In many ways iu richness of her cat'
ural gilts, iu the wonder of her industrial
forces, In the glory of her history, and in
the exalted character of her people she
has a right to claim the first place among
the great commonwealths of the union.
It is fitting, then, that the building in
which her law-givers meet, and which is
to typify and represeut her to the world,
snouui tie a masterpiece or design, a
miracle of art aud a thing of perpetual
loveliness,"
OF LKGISLATUKE AND,
BOTE CAl'HOL
fennsylvanians Everywhere Are
Proud of Commendatory Words
From the President.
STATE'S ADVANCED POSITION
Edwin S. Stuart, Republican Nom
inee For Governor, Quickly Dis
posed of a Democratic "Issue."
Special Correspondence.
Harrisburg, October 9
Since the visit ot President Roese
velt and his magnificent tribute to the
Pennsylvania legislature and his most
complimentary allusions to the beauti
ful state capitol, Republicans here'
abotits have been in excellent spirits.
The president certainly gave high,
praise to the work of the Republican
majority in the senate and house for
the legislation passed at the recent ex
tra session of the general assembly,
which was called at the instance of a
Republican governor, and of which
President Roosevelt said: '
"It is surely not too much to aay
that this body of substantive legls
tion marks an epoch in the history of
the practical betterment of political
conditions, not merely for your state,
but for all our states. I do hot recall
any other state legislature which, In
a similar lenqth of time, has to its
credit such a body of admirable legis
lation."
In leading up to this commendatory
reference to the legislation enacted by
Pennsylvania law-makers the president
in referring In detail to the laws pass
ed at that extra session said:
"I most heartily congratulate the
people of the state of Pennsylvania
upon what its government has accom
plished during this present year. It
Is a remarkable record of achieve'
mcnt.
"Through your legislature you have
abolished passes; you have placed ths
offices of the secretary of the com'
monwealth and the Insurance commls.
sinner upon an honorable and honest
basis of salary only by abolishing the
fee system; you have passed a law
compelling the officers and employes of
great cities to attend to the duties for
which they are paid by all the taxpay
ers, and to refrain from using the
power conferred by their offices to In
fluence political campaigns; you have
prohibited the solicitation or receiv
ing political assessments by city em'
ployes; you have by law protected the
state treasury from depredation and
conserved the public moneys for use
fluence political campaigns; you have
by a law for the protection of the elec
tive franchise made tampering with
the ballot boxes and the casting of Il
legal votes so difficult as in all prob
ability to be unprofitable; you have
provided a primary election law which
guarantees to the voters froe expression-In
the selection of candidates for
office; you have by law regulated and
improved the civil service systems of
your greatest cities; and, finally, you
have passed a law containing a pro
vision which I most earnestly hope
will in substance be embodied like
wise In a law by tho congress at the
coming session a provision prohibiting
the officers of any corporation from
making a contribution of the money
of that corporation to any candidate
or any political committee for the pay
ment of any election expenses what
ever.
President Praises Capitol.
Poi-sihly the president's reference In
the new state capitol has been the sub
ject of greatest gratification here.
"Governor," suid President Roose
velt. In ail.lresslng Governor Penny
packer, "this is the finest state capitol
I ever saw."
Looking in admiration upon the
splendid structure, examining in detail
its mugniiieent furnishings, praising Its
architectural beamy, and Its grand pro
portions, the president was most en
thusiastic In his comments.
eiinj uue woo t.C -
capitol cannot but speak in the high
est terms of praise of the character of
the workmanship and the materials
employed In Its construction.
It Is a source of satisfaction to the
taxpayers of the state to know that
every dollar expended upon the build
ing and Its furnishings was collected
in taxes levied upon coriniratlons. Not
a penny was contributed from any
other method of taxation.
Attempts are being made to manufac
ture campaign material for the Emery
Democratic stato campaign by Inslmi
atlons that there has been extrava
pence in the furnishing of the building,
but every citizen of Pennsylvania ha
heen assured t hat tuts matter will be
thoroughly Investigated and every item
examined into.
Stuart Meets "An Issue."
Edwin S. btuart, the Republican
nomlneee for governor, was the first
to meet this issue. He had no hand
In the work of erecting or furnlshln
tne miiuitr.g, nut ne tins made quite
clear the course he will pursue when
he shall be elected governor.
I pon this subject Mr. Stuart has
made this prepured statement:
"It has been snld that we have con
structed the finest capitol in the coun
try.
"In alluding to this, however. I do.
not wish, nor do I propose, to be misunderstood.
"Whether the capitol is entitled to
the high praise which has been accord
d to it or not. if, in its construction
or furnishing, there has been any fraud
Dr willful extravagance which to ray
mind is almost the equivalent of fraud
surely there is no man who will not
nsree with me that those who have
participated in or protiled by such
fraud should bn met with prompt pun
U'uih nt. and also be compelled to make
losuumon.
"If elected governor, I promise
you, fully realizing the responsi
bility resting upon me, that I will
see that a thorough investigation
shall be made of the entire ques
tion, and If such investigation dis
clcses that any man or set of men
have been guilty of wrong-doing
In the abuse of their trust, or guil
ty of frsud or illegal profit in the
furnishing of supplies, they shall
meet with the punishment they
surely, unjer such circumstances,
would Justly deserve.
tr. as I am intormed, the money
pent in furnishing the capitol was
without specific itemized appropriation
first having been made for the pur
pose, I would recommend to the legis
lature that In the future It shall be
made unlawful to exOend anv surh
large amount of money without first
having a specific appropriation made,
based upon an approximate estimate
of the cost.
"Any other rourse is In opposition
to correct business principles and con
trary to the safe, economic policy that
should govern all expenditures of the
people s money.
It Is a Noble Building.
Robert S. Murphy, the Republican
nominee for lieutenant governor, In
commenting upon this "Issue," said:
The new state capitol is one of
the noblest buildings to bo found with
in the limits of the country.
There is not a man or citizen of
Pennsylvania that can view that mag
nificent structure without a sense of
pride, without a feeling of thankful
ness that he Is a citizen of Pennsyl
vania, and that this great state, with
Its population of seven million people,
with Its groat wealth and material re
sources, with its reputation abroad as
not only the keystone of Republican
ism, but the keystone of the republic,
is entitled to a building of that character."
In referring to the Itemized state
ment of the expenditures In furnishing
the new capitol, made by Governor
Pennypacker and Auditor General
Snyder, Mr. Murphy said:
"No man has ever heard the honesty
or the Integrity of a member of the
board ever questioned, publicly or pri
vately. I submit that before you de
ckle this case In your own mind you
must hear the testimony and you must
analyze It, and I desire to say here
that they themselves have furnished
the testimony, upon which they are
willing to stand or fall. The publio
statement of Samuel W. Pennypacker,
tinder his own hand and seal, Indicates
precisely how that, large sum of money
has been expended, and It has been
spent in equipping and furnishing that
great capitol, in ornamenting It, in
decorating it, and completing it, and
I am not willing to take the uncorrob
orated testimony of our opponents that
there has been any wrongdoing upon
the part of the officials vested with the
power of completing that work.
But I say to you that I here express
myself In complete accord with my
colleague upon the ticket and that if
there is any man or set of men who
have through conspiracy or fraud rob
bed the treasury of the common
wealth of Pennsylvania In that under
taking, I say to you that every one of
them should be thoroughly questioned,
and If found guilty properly punished.
"The Republican party does not and
never has stood for anything but what
was right and proper In the admlnis
tratlon of public affairs, and she is to
day as fair nd as honest as ever."
Warning to Republicans.
Special Correspondence.
Philadelphia. Oct. 9.
Chairman Wesley R. Andrews, of
the Republican stato committee, has
sounded a note of warning to Republi
can committeemen throughout the
state owing to tho discovery of tho de
tails of a plot among Domocrata and
Llncolnites to defeat Republican can
didates for congress.
In fully 11 districts In this Btate
there are at work today active agents
of the Democratic National Congres
sional committee wno are won sup
plied with funds and who have been
directed to take advantage of the fac
tional differences among Republicans
to bring about the election of Demo
crats to congress.
The Emery campaign managers are
aiding Democrats In their congres
sional fights In many districts and are
making deals by which they are to get
Democratic votes for Emery for gov
ernor In return for Lincolnlte votes
for Democratic nominees for congress.
I'resiueni uooseveit is greatly con
cerned over the election of Republicans
to congress. He is watching Pennsyl
vania and New York particularly, ow-
Ing to the complications In a number
of congressional districts arising from
the Hearst and Emery Independent
campalsins for governor.
Senator Penrose was present with
Chairman Sherman, of the Republican
congressional committee, as guest of
President Roosevelt at a dinner at the
White House, and they gave particu
lar attention to tne doubtful rongres-
p.onal districts In rennsvlvar'.
Men's
Working
Pants
A Problem
Thompson's Baroama at once corrects
the kidneys, soothes the nerves and re
stores the stomach and heart to their nor
mal conditions. Thompson's Baroama is
pleasant to take. 50c and f 1.00. Dunn
Fulton.
Don't worry over trifles. If you
must worry, pick out something worth
while, then get busy.
Mirk Ilendnrlie Cured.
Sick headache is caused bv riflranirflmnnt
of the stomach and liver. Chamberlain's
Stomach aud Liyer Tablets correct
tnese disorders and etfeot a cure. By
taking three tablets as soon as the first
indication or the disease appears, the at-
tacK may be warded off. (Jet a free sam.
pie and try them. For sale by Dunn &
r unon.
a woman wouiu be much ernsser
man Hie is if she weren't so busy trying
to keep her husband from getting cross.
lion's This!
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh, that cannot
ue cured ny Mail s t atarrii cure.
r . J. Chknky A Co., rrops., Toledo, O.
we, tne undersigned. Jiavo known K.J,
Chenoy for the IunI 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out anv oiiiiuiuioiiM made lv tlieir linn.
kst c J kaux. wlioiesale uriiiririMlM. To
ledo. U., WALDINO, JWNNAN it MARVIN,
wholesale druuirWts. Toledo. O.
Hull s Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
auiiiig uirocuy upon ino uioou aim inu
cons surfaces of the system. Price 75o
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi
monials froo.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.
Have You n llmr I rlciiil .
Who is affected with Rheumatism? If so
tell them tbat by reason of the cures
wrought in the com m u uity of Warren, Pa,,
by Crocker's Rheumatic Cure, a number
of business men have associated them
selves together to manufacture and extend
tho sale of the medicine. It's taken inter
nally in small doses and the percent of
permanent cures is above the average.
at 60o per bottle. For sale at Dunn & Ful
ton a.
Thompson's Barosma, Kidney, Liver
and Bladder Cure la purely vegotable,
perfectly harmless and should be given
to young children for any weakness of
the kidneys or bladder. 60c and 1.00.
Dunn & Fulton.
flM .
nioinpBou s mrosma lias oured a
great number ofchronio cases of Kidney,
J-iiver and Bladder diseases. It is purely
vegetable, reducing Inflammation aud
carrying off all impurities that Irritate the
organs. 60o and $1.00. Dunn & Fulton.
A tiUAKANTEKI) VVUK FOB PIMM.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding
Piles. Druggist are authorized to refund
money if .Kazo Ointment fails to oure in
u to 14 days. 50o.
Administrator's Notice.
Letters of Administration on the estate
of Mary Bruce, late of Tionesta, Forest
County, Pa., deceased, haying been
grauieu O llie undersigned, all persons
luueoieu lo said estate are Hereby notified
to make payment without delay, and
those having claims or demands will pre
sent them, duly authenticated, for settle
ment. L. J. Hopkins. Adm'r.
Tionesta, Pa.
a. u. linowN, Attorney. 10-3 (it
The kind that wear -that
do not rip.
The kind that you can de
pend upon for service the
kind YOU want.
Exceptionally well made,
and splendid values for the
price.
$1.50 to $3.00
Wounds, limine, anil Hums.
rsy applying an autlseptlo dressing to
wounds, bruises, burns and like Injuries
before Inflammation sets in, they may be
healed without maturation and In about
one-third the lime required by the old
treatment. This U the greatest dlscovsrv
nd triumph of modern surgery. Cham-
oo.-iam s rain isalm acts ou this same
principle. It Is an antiseptic- aud when
applied to such injuries causes them to
beal very quickly. It also allays the
pain and soreness and prevents anv dan
ger of blood poisoning. Keep a bottle ol
rain isaim in your bouse and It will save
iuu iime ana money, not to mention tbe
uconvenience and suffeiinorsuch iniurles
eumu. r or sale oy uunn d t niton.
As a rule the more leisure people
have, the less time they spend In sell-
improvement.
I had been troubled with bleeding
and itching piles for seven years and
was entirely ourid by San-Cura Ointment
J. C. Sterling, Waplewood Stock Farm,
Titusville, Pa. San-Cura Ointment, Z5o.
Wash with San-Cura Soap. Dunn A Ful
ton.
Stockholders' Meeting.
The annual meetina- of the stockholders
oi me forest Telephone and Telegraph
company win oe beld in the Dlreotors'
Koom of tbe Uold Standard National
Bank, at Marienville. Pa.. October 18th.
at 1 o'clock p. in., 190U, for tbe purpose of
eieuuug oiucers ior tne ensuing year.
a. u. jneill, president.
J. B. Cottlr, Secretary.
Nothing to Fenr.
M Ithers need have no hnsltnncv In nnn.
tlnuing to give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to their little ones, hi it contHirm
ausoiuieiy nouuug Injurious. This rem
edy is uot onlv nerlectlv safe to ulvn
small children, but is a medicine of great
wunu ana merit, it nas a world wide
reputation tor its cureB of oomrhs. oolds
and croup and can alwavs be relied upon.
oaio uy luoq r unon.
-If you are built right, you can look
an honest man or pure woman in the eye.
L'an you do ItT
My husband's left arm was covered
with carbuncles. The Doctors gave him
medicine internally, and to apply exter
nally, butuothing helped him. San-Cura
Ointment healed his arm iu a few days,
leaving It sound and without scar. Mrs.
Prenatt, Lima, W. Va. San-Cura Oint
ment, 25o and 50o. Dunn & Fulton.
TO ICRK A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Brouao Quinine Tablets.
Druggists refund the monev if It lulls
to cure. hj. w. drove's signature is on
ouuu uux. zoc.
There Is
NO NEED
of continually carrying
about au umbrella in
these days of uncertain
weather.
Get a
Preiss-Priestley
Coat.
It's a raincoat and it's a
whole lot more, too. It's
as stylish an outfit for
euo8hiny days as any reg
ular overcoat. It keeps
out the cold in tbe same
way as it luros off the
rain. It is really two
coats in one at the prico
of one good coat.
Prices $10.00 to $25.00.
Come in, try them on aud
see tbe new styles.
That confronts men of moderate means at all
times is how to dress in clothing of stylish ap
pearance and good quality, at the same time
stay within the limit of their means.
Here's the Answer :
"NVe make Suits and Overcoats, Rain Coats
and Top Coats to your personal measure from
the highest quality woolens, coming direct from
our mills, and guarantee a perfect fit in all
cases, at
Made to
Measure
$15
Mado
to Fit
Prompt and careful at tension to all mail
orders and samples sent free on request.
Glasaow Woolen Mills Co.,
WORLD'S LARGEST TAILORS.
22 sEim:
OIL CITY, PA.
Monarch Clothing Co.
THE McCUEN CO.
2b AND 29 SENECA ST..
OIL CITY. PA.
WHITE PINE
Flooring, Siding,
and material for
Window Casings
aud Inside Work.
A good supply to select
from always in stock.
Call on or address.
JAS. J. LANDERS,
TIONESTA. Pi.
or j). r. amslek.
Fred. Grettenberger
GENERAL
BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST.
All work vertaininir to Machinerv. Kn.
(tines, Oil Well Tools, Gas or Water Fit
tings and General BlacksmitniiiK prompt
ly done at Low Rates. Repairing Alill
Machinory Riven special attention, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
Shop In rear of aud Just west of tbe
Shaw House, Tidioute, Pa.
Your patronage solicited.
FRED. GRETTENBERGER
of Leeper, Pa.,
have moved to
Kellettville, Pa.,
Where we do '
Merchant Tailoring;,
Cleauiug, pressing and repairing.
Located iu W. W. Kribba' store,
up stairs.
Recommended by good people.
Give Us a Call.
Grand
Fall Opening
Sale.
For tho special etitertaiument of patrons visiting the Mon
arch Clothing GVa grand fall openiDg Bale, there has been
brought from Paris, France, an exact reproduction ol the fa
mous Grugnol Lyonnatse, wherein celebrities of Revolutionary
times are made to otter their world-famous cynics, humorous
and tragic.
The French puppet shows tell tbe story of the Revolution
by means of figures carved and dresred to represent the char
acters of that day.
The gay Puppet Show with its tiny stago, electrio lights,
carved actors, and its comic curtain will be exhibited at tbe
Monarch Store for one woek beginning Monday, Oct. 1, at
10:30 a. m. There will be three entertainments each day
under the supervision of Mr. Milton P. Lyons, the unique en
tertainer of Philadelphia. For further pnrtioulars of sale aod
entertainment see program on our hand bills which will be
distributed in due time. Store will be closed Saturday, Sept.
ilOtb, till 5 p. m.
MONARCH CLOTHING CO.
NEXT TO CHAMBERS' nil AITV DA
NEW BUILDINC, OIL CITY, PA.
9
PRACTICAL
BOILER MAKER,
We Want You
Ilepalrs Ilollerw,
Tuuks, Agitators,
and Sells Necoud
Holier, Etc.
Stills,
ItllJ'N
hand
To think of the advantages to be derived
from a course iu a GOOD business school.
Business is the King of all professions
.. . . and the demand for tho right kind of
young men and women will never be filled. 50 calls during the months of July. August and SBntmhnr n,i
piactioally all of our graduates employed at tbe end of June. Students mav fintnr t n. tm f 'min a
formation free. !Tpnlvll r'n.i. i g- An
"The School That Gets Results." Meadville, la. '
Wire or letter orders promptly at
tended to. End of Suspension Bridge,
Third ward. OIL CITY. PA.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
-
Take Laxative Bromo yuinme Tablets.?
Seven Million boxes sold In post 12 months. This Signature, Q'SfJ&yy
a'rarTTBjl7
Cures Crip
In Two Days.
on every
?rmrL0 box. 25c