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.THE FOREST REPUBLICAN.
i. I. WINK,
IDITON tHT.
1 WKDNICNDAY, MAY 8. 1IM2
llfulllriiii Ticket.
Ntatfl Treasurer-llon. It. K. Young,
of TmK County,
A u il I lor (funeral Hon. A.W. Powell,
of Allegheny County.
Cnnitresa at-Lare K. IC. Lawla, of
LehluhCounl.viA.lt Ituplcy, of Cuni
tixrlmiil Cnunlvi A.M. Wallers, of Cam
bria County; J. M. Morln, of Allegheny
Con nly.
Cnngreaa-llon. I. M. Npeer,
of Viiniiiii County,
Assembly Hon. A. It. Mechlins;,
of CUrlniiton.
Hi'pnltllimi CmninlMre Meeting.
Pursuant In call of retiring Chairman
Hon. C. A. ltandall, llm newly elected
Itcpiihllcan County Commute of Korea!
Com.lv met al the court house, Tlnneata
Saturday afternoon, May 4. II'I'J, and or
ganised irouiitly at i o'clock ly III"
election of Ilia following temporary oftl
or! President, Pr. V, 11. Morrow of
Wml lllcknrys Secretary, V. O. Kuoll
liart of Kndoavor. The chairman tled
tlm main otiiHt of ihe meeting to t th
election of a rlialrmaii of lhi county com
inlttee fur th riiniilnil year, ami called
for Hilt noinlnallon or candidate. Com
mitteeman Kden placed W. I.on Wat
non, of Kelloltvtlle, in noutliiailon, ami
Ma election followed by a unanimous
vol.
Th meeting waa attended by almost
t Ito full membership, 11 of tli 17 elected
being present,
A void of lliauka lor th bl manner
In which ha had conducted th two 11
ciupigu w aa tendered to Mr, Kanilall,
ami In response to rail ha addressed Ilia
convention In a ringing speech which
brlntltnl with inlliulam for I lie ticket
anil loyalty to the principle of the grand
old Itepubllcan parly. The new Chalr
man, Mr. Walaon, thanked Ilia conven
lion for Ilia honor conferred upon him
ml pledged hla heat effort In the
trliimpliant election ol Ilia wholo ticket,
which ha predicted would ha accom
plished with Ilia aid of hla follow com
mitteemen and a united liepuhlican
party.
H. T. Klineellver nf Tlnnest, waa re-
appointed Secretary and Treasurer of the
committee, by Chairman Watson.
The following resolution Were offered
and unanlinoualy adopted:
We, the representative of the Itepub
llcan parly of Koreal County, in conven
tion assembled, hereby reslllrni our ad
herence to the principle of the Itepubll
can parly.
Second. We heartily endorse Hie wine
and businesslike administration of Pre
lilnnt Win. II. Tafl, and recognise In bim
man eminently iinslitiod In every way
for Ih Important olllce of rreldent.
Third. We endor lb wis and pro
sreaaiv administration of Governor
John K. Tener and feel aure that Ih In
tereetaof the whole people will ha well
guarded under hi in.
Fourth. We enthusiastically endorse
the candidacy ol the Hon. Peter M.Speer,
a well aa hla brilliant record In Congress
al the present lime; we fool assured that
In hi in the old soldier that alood up In
front of the bailie lor the defense of the
llsg have a true friend and on that will
look well alter their Interests; alo do wa
ndori hla advo'acy of Ih parcela pot
In Ih interest of th tanner, and pledge
to him our undivided support lor re
election. Fifth. We hereby endorse til ticket
plcet in uoininalion by Ih Republican
party at tlarrishurg on May 1M, 1012, and
pledge to it our earnest support.
Sixth. We recoguir. iu President
William II. Taft and in ix-Preident
Theodore HiHwevell men both eminently
qualllied in every way for the important
position of president, and hereby pledge
to (h nomine of the Chicago convention
our hearly support.
Seventh, We cheerfully endorse the
nomination of the llou. A. H. Mrchling
lor Member of Assembly and call upon
II good clllxeua, Irrespective of parly, to
assist lu his election; we pledge to him
our undivided aupport.
Kighlh. We aro unalterably opposed
to, and deplore the tendency of soma of
our atate officials toward granting privi
leges and franchise conveying (o private
Individual and corp iratinua the water
rights of our public atreania, and we em
phatically maintain that these privileges
should b conserved for the benefit of Ih
whol people of our alate.
Following are (lis members of the new
County Committee:
Harnett Clariugton, W. M. Coon;
Cooksburg, John C. Lyons; Kodclyffe,
John McCann.
tireen Nebraska, M. C. Jone; Uui
tonvllle, It. V. Hulton.
Harmony West Hickory, W, 11, Mor
row; Fogle Farm, James F.lllot.
Hickory Kndoavor, W.O. Foellhart,
Howe llrookslon, John U ildoraleeve;
Lynch, John Dodge.
Jenka Marienvllle, W, II. Green;
Pulirlng, II. P. Kmminger.
Klngsloy Newtown, (Starr) K. K.
Znemlel; Kellettville, V, Ieon Watson;
Mayliorg, George uber.
Tloiieala Townsliiu-J. II. K.len.
Tioncata Uorongli-1). II. Ilium.
Moth houses of Congress have agreed
on general service pension bill. The
pensions are to run from f-18 a month to
fill, depending upon the age and length
of service of Hie soldier. It is estimated
that the Increase in the Government's
pension expenditures lor five years under
the terms ol the agreement will average
bout t'AOotl.flotl annually.
What the l'unxiitw ney Spirit say
lu Hi following item Ills the cas about
right: "So far as our know ledge of the
character and calibre of the men nomi
Dated at lUrrlsbuig last Wednesday I
concerned, wejiave an excellent ticket,
and on upof 'hlch ail Republican ran
aalely unite'. W would have been bet
tor tleaed if this section of the slste
could hav been represented by a eandi
duto for cnugresnman-at-Urgti, but ai
there were not enough to go around, and
omebody had to M Utaappointeii, we
hav no areater grievance in that regard
than a acor of other district. From a
personal acquaintance with lormer Auditor-General
Robert K. Young, or Tioga,
we can assure our reader lhl wa hav
an exoollont candidal lor Stat Treas
urer, and ir th other candidal hav
been (.elected with 111 "" renard for
blHv and Integrity, w have liikKt of
which Hie party may be proud.'
Tli Mm Convention.
The Itepubllcan Niale convention which
met at llarrlahurg Inst Wednesday waa of
Dm "cut and dried" affair. The day
prior lo Hie meeting the full program
waa laid out and the delegate had noth
ing lo do hut endorse Ih slate aa It had
been arranged, and thus they had an
easy lime of It. Th following ticket waa
planed In the Held:
Auditor General-Htsts Senator A. W.
Powell, I'lltshnrg.
Mai Treasurer Robert K. Young,
Tioga county,
Congiesiiien-at-Large-F, T, Lewi,
Allentowni J, M. Morln, I'iltaburg: A. 11,
luipley, Chariiale; A. II. Waller, Johns
town.
Twelv delegtea-al-larg to Ih na
tional con ven l Ion Instructed to vote for
Theodore Roosevelt were elected. Ir.
Fred. W. Mrown, of Franklin, I on of
tit.
Presidential elector were named Jor
each Congressional district and ail at
large, the nominee for this, USih, district
being 1) I. Mall, K.sii., of Warren, a most
worthy choice.
The new Slat chairman elected by the
convention I Henry O. Waason, of
Plllabiirg, and the new secretary of th
Slat committee I A, Nevtn letrlcli, of
Chamberahurg, Colonel Fred C, Wilson,
of Phllsdelphla, wa appointed assistant
secretary and II waa announced that Ih
Slat headquarter will h continued at
Philadelphia.
Th platform adopted waa out of th
usual run of ench political document. It
contain long quotations fiom Abraham
Lincoln and Colonel lloosevelt, It did
not mention President Tafl nor Governor
TVnef and la silent upon conduct of their
respective ad ml nisi ration a.
Neither waa there any reference to th
Initiative, referendum and recall, and
local option and Woman' suffrage, all of
which propoalllona war expecting favor
hi conaideratlon, were brushed aside
without ao much aa a mer mention, al
though th ladlea were given Irlrllng
recognition In recommendation that the
next legislature "look into" th matter of
giving them th ballot.
Th nomination of Hon. Robert K.
Young, of Tioga county, for Slat Treaa
urer, Ih only candidal known In this
section of Ih Stale, w ill give excellent
satisfaction to our people, Hla recoid aa
Auditor General In the Stuart administra
tion la decidedly creditable to him, being
clean and business like, and hampered by
no favoritism. Aa the choice ol the con
vention every candidate la worthy of and
will receive the cordial aupport of loyal
Republican parly.
NrbrH.sk a.
Mr. mid Mi's. C. M. Arncr were up from
Tiotirata one day lat week.
Lory Strikcnluirg of Pigeon spent the
past week with friend" here.
Charles Knrn lias moved his family
from Kcppcltown to the Milt'ord farm,
near West Hickory.
Mix. Allen Ault ami daughter Kinily of
Tylcrsburg sK'iit Sunday with the former's
sister, Mrs. Geo. Young.
Mr. ami Mrs. K. I.. Ilaugh and sou Wal
ler went to llrookwlle on Thursday, where
they were called by the death of Mrs.
llaugh's brother, Jay McAiiinch.
Henry Watkins and family of Tylersburg
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Joseph Pcttigrcw of Franklin visited
w it H relatives here during the past week.
Mrs. J. K. Iieedv and hanv were visitor
in Warren on Thursday and Friday.
Ralph Cook is moving his faniilv to
Tionesta this week.
T. P. Collins has gone to Minneapolis
Minn., to attend the General Conference of
the M. K. church.
r.d. Itowman of New niansv illc was
caller in town Monday.
( lirrry (iroic.
Mr. and Mrs. Klmcr Kckland were the
guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. August
Weaver, over Sunday.
l.on Hernianson of Jamestown wa call
ing in town Friday.
Andrew Christenson of Kellettville spent
Sunday with hi parents.
Henry IVshner of Mayburg spent Sun
dav with his wife.
Chas, Cole of Gusher six-nt Sunday in
low n.
J as. Cousins, who is working in May
burg, spent Sunday with his family, going
hack in his auto Sunday evening.
Friday evening while shooting nl tin
cans w hich Warren Yitmleiilicrg w as throw
ing iu the air for that purpose, his younger
brother Clarence shot ami killed him. The
bullet lodged In the head, penetrating the
brain, l'r. liver of Clarendon came up In
his auto and took Warren to tho Warren
hospital, but lie never roooered conscious
ness ami died Saturday morning. We
sympathise with llio grief stricken family
especially Clarence, who Is heart broken.
The exact age of tho boys are not known
to the writer but Ihcv ure about llltccn nml
seventeen years of age.
A surprise party was given for Mis
Mvrtie Johnson at her home, Monday
night. Hcspite the bad weather a good
sir.cd crowd was present and on excellent
lime is reported.
Fred Cooper of Shellleld Is visiting G.
W. Gitlord's team.
Mrs. G. W. Gilford mid Miss Cora were
in Shellleld having denial work done Sat
urday. Scorns quite summer like to see the man
with a bicycle limiting cows again.
The recent nice weather has dried the
ground to a great extent and the man w ilh
the plow can he soon every where now.
Miss Kliabclh Allaire came home Sat
urday after finishing a successful term of
school at Slieritl. Her sister, Miss Anna,
has week left of her school at l'orkey.
Misses Mess Sigwortli and Lillian Shaw
departed for their respective, homes Tues
day after finishing their schools. We arc
very sorry to have these tine young ladies
leavens. Too bad the school term cannot
last the whole year. I'ut maybe they will
call on us acain. A farewell party was
given them Friday evening at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Grant Sutton. On Saturday
afternoon the birthday club surprised Miss
Sigwortli at the home of Mr. ami Mrs.
Henry Sutton and in the evening both the
young ladies were included iu a surprise
party given by tho young folks at the Sut
ton home. All those allairs wore very en
joyable. Morn, Saturday, to Mr. and Mrs. H. ('.
Johnson, a daughter.
Miss l'.lirabcth Allaire was in Sheffield
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kinch of near
Gusher came up Saturday to attcn I the
funeral of their brother, Warren Yandcn
herg, which wits held Monday. Mr. and
Mrs. Orda Yandenbeig of Maybuij,' were
aKo here.
CIiihIiiiiiu'h Flni'ldii Loiter
Ordinarily, when an Individual nhangea
hla location, hla position, hla manner,
method and style of life, and takes up hla
bod amid new scene and new envi
ron, and among people of a dillerent
race, color and doubtful prevloua condi
tion of servitude, such individual la much
put out and la "In bad," a the aying la,
and a good deal of tlm la required for
him to gel used to Ih change. More
over, he can't aoem to admit that thing
tilt him nearly an well aa those lo which
ho was formerly accustomed, and be
lose no opportunity to hark back to the
olden time before Ih change, and many
and many a tlm he la heard to observe
that this or Ihat, and aoma other thing
aa well, la dillerent, vastly dillerent, ye.
In other word no on likes a change
unless Ih change I one ho like. IC oon-
vro, any one dislike a change that h
dots not Ilk. I hop these proposition
III not b attacked and shown to be
false, aa I have spent much lime In tent
ing and demonstrating them.
So, to resume, when an individual who
waa born and reared among the rugged
hlils and transcondant valea of Ih font
hill of the Allegheiiliss, and who followed
Ih simple life and a Syracuse plow until
il began lo tell upon hi health, and he
was ordered by th lamlly doctor lo cease
It at once, and to hie away to th Coney
Islands and the Great While Ways ol the
earth lo renew bis strength, w hich order
he reluctantly compiled wlih, but who
had been aulllclently alive lo hla duties
aa a farmer to lake with him the full
knowledge Ihat corn la usually planted
lu Ih for pari of May, t aay w hen auch
an Individual, used lo Central Pennsyl
vania oaprletH of aoll and habit of cli
mate, aiiddenly change hla base, and
among oilier marvelous revelation, I in
vited lo sit down lo a mess ol roasting
ear in April, he cancels all other engage-
nients with neatness and dispatch,
marked dispatch, accept th lnvitttou
ith an unusual multiplicity of thank,
and Inwardly, Inwardly remember,
thank Allah lor Ih change.
I tell you, my Countrymen, Iher ar
aom team re ami li.clilenia eouneeioo.
wtlh any change which every Individual
must admit he enjoys; and a for m at
least, alter I have dined sumptuously on
roasting eara In April, no on can ever
coax, bribe or compel me lo say I do not
like the country -the. change.
Roasting eara in July and August may
have their charm; roasting ears all
through the tall are entitled to have the
big piate and the central position ou the
table, but roasting ear lu Aprll-alnng
about the mlddleof April-appeal to one's
culinary Instinct and relish with a force
stronger than gravity or cohesion.
And thus il la that contrast I the great
teacher, the omnipotent Information
bureau. If you know and understand all
the contrasts there are lu the world you
csn atep to the head of old Satu Johnson's
class and stay there.
What care I Ihat this town la on the
boom, that the price of contiguous land I
Increasing a couple dollars an acre every
month, or tlist little articles like the fol
lowing are seen occasionally in Hie
Florida press, and a jealoua pre al thai:
Fort Myers Press; Congratnlaliona to
Punta Gotda and all concerned, as there
appeara to ha a possibility of securing
deep wsler from 'list fine little city to the
Gulf. There i hardly any doubt thai th
citir.sna will put up the necessary ante of
$-'0,000 to induce the government lo un
dertake Ih work.
Or Ihat thi county (D Soto) leads all
others in Florida in to production of
cttrna Iruita, or Ihat th F.vergladea are
going to be drained and reclaimed just aa
aarelv aa the Panama canal is going to be
opened, or that Pnnta Gorda, with il Al
fool channel by thai time, will be the
nearest porl to Panama, nearrer than
Tampa or Jacksonville, new Orleans,
Mobil, and all those other joint,-1 re
iterate, w hat care I for all these thing
when it i possible to feed on roasting
ear in April, and the little school child
ren billow m around and Wg me I j tell
them w hat a snow ball is like.
Y'on may read about tha land of the
midnight sun, or the wonderfully liberal
laws of Canada with reference to it pub
lic land in Alberta and Saskatchewan,
and the rush of ih people lo those pise;
you will resd thai they are so eager they
fall over each other; not ao here. Here
every one outruns the other and all win.
And yen cannot blame tluni when all
thing are considered. Just read Florida
literature Issued from Chicago and you
will get a lair example or line-w riting.
Hut there la no land near this town in the
hand of Northern land companies, nd
Ihat, In addition to April roasting eara, la
why I Ilk the change, t hav mad
Wai.i.ai k Chapman,
Punta Gorda, Fla., April "7.
Judge Hinckley's decision Sustained.
Sln of seated lands In Warren and
other comities fur laxea must hereafter
be ms. In iimlnr the act nf IIHII, which
provides dial II be done through tho pro-
lhonotry olllce ami by ill sherill, In
stesd nf by Hie county treasurer, a here
tofore. In I'hilsdelphla Tuesday, April
.10:h, the supreme court affirmed Judge
W, I. Hinckley' decision of several
week ago, wherein he held that the sain
of a Iraclof land to J. A. Day waa Illegal
In that th sale should hav been made
under the acl nf liml instead of IS 1 1.
The original rase waa that of J. A. Day
v. C, A. Swanson. Appeal wss taken
by the county commissioner through
their solicitor, John Slgglns, ). I, Hall
representing the defendant. Attorney
Siggin amued hi side of the esse and th
court took tho paper. Mr. Mail waa
then informed that the court would not
care lo hear his argument, thus pracll
cally deciding in Mr. Mall's favor. My
the decision a large number of titles of
lands throimhout tho state are rendered
Invalid.
Ilcnl'nrs f'nnnni He Ciirrit
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear,
There Is only one wnv to cure deafnrvs,
and Ihat is by constitutional remedies,
heafness Is caused by an Inllnnied con
dition of th mucous lining nf the Ku
stadium Tube. When this lube gets In
tlameil you nave a ruinliling nouiiiI or
impcrttvt bearing, and when II is entire
ly closed ilcaiucss is the result, and mi'
loss Ihn inlhimation can be taken nut and
this lube icst.ne.l lo its normal condition
lieai nig will tie oostroveil hoover; nine
cases out of ton are caused by catarrh.
w hich is nothing but an Inltatned comll
liov of the mucous surfaces.
Wo w ill give One Hundred lollars for
any case nl lioalncss (caused by catarrh)
Ihat cannot be cured by Hall's I'atarih
Cure, Send for circular, free.
F. .1. I'll F.N I'.Y CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by llruugists, 75.
Hall s Familv Pill ar the bet-t.
Newtown Mills.
Fred Rudolph I moving int) the house
vacated by John Carpenter aoine time
go.
Mrs. John Hunter and son Russell of
Ross Run visited Mrs. Al. Smith, Mon
day. llorton Alhaugli wa. lu town over the
Sabbath.
Mra. R. J. Flynn and Mrs. W. O.
Misuser visited Mra. Ed. Gillespie at
Kailettvill laal Thursday.
N. P. Wheeler and KJ. Osgood of En
deavor were business visitor In town
Monday and took dinner with Mr, and
Mra. W. F. Jonea.
Nome or our people went down to Rosa
Run Sunday evening to attend quarterly
meeting.
Catuerou Flka of Htrattanvllle Is Visit
ing hla aunt, Mra. Al. Smith,
Miss Kiiima Rudolph, who has been
visiting her mother aud other relallvea,
returned to Frankllu, Monday, where
ah haa employment.
Th children are delighted to be free,
our school having closed lastThuraday,
Willie Flke, who hsa been here this
winter with his aunt, Mrs, Smith, went
to hi home at Ntraltauvtlle,
RULES FOR RIGHT LIVING
Frederic Harrison, Who It Allvs
ElQhty, Give Hit Vlewt
on Subject,
at
Frederic Harrison, barrister, hi
lorlmi. philosopher, publicist, yoaltlv
1st and anti-woman' nuffngctt, cclo
brntc.l hi eightieth birthday recently
In Loudon. In uplte of his grvat ago,
Mr. Harrison la Mll halo and hearty,
and hla Intellectual activity Is oc
casionally pvldcncod In acutely rea
sonol letter to tho prves. A sejf
dlactplinarlan. ho attribute hi hy
loal and mental fltno to tho rigid
observance- of hla on Syrian "rule
of life." Here they r; Touch nod
tobacco, spirit, nor any unclean thin.
Rise from every meal with an appe
tite. Walk daily two hour. Sleeo
nightly seven hour, He content witn
what you have."
Pl.Klog card and tvbcw are Mr.
Harrison's aversion. " "Men and wonv
en." he . "who are too dull to take
pleasure In talk, too Ignorant to read,
too laxy to dance, deaf to music, blind
to art. unable to keep themeolves
awake, betake themselves to cards."
A for my Lady Nicotine, ho cannot
find words strong enough to denounce
her with. Smoking Is "a beastly dis
ease," to be shunned on grounds med
ical, moral, social and esthetic.
Mr. Harrison, however. Is better
known as the greatest living disciple
of Aiigiiste Comte than as a social
lion Quixote. His presidential ad
dresses to tho rositivlst Boclety are
said by good Judges to contain some
of the finest "high thinking" In the
F.tiRllsh language. In view of these
pnd other virtues, people here are
f.rottd to hall him a grand old London
er, horn and educated within the
sound of tho bells of Bow.
CRAFTY PRELUDE OF SHOPPER
Preliminary Skirmish by Which Sht
Insures Best Service When Real
Campaign Begins.
Chicago peorde certainly have the
knack of getting on," a shopper said.
In the suit department of a big store
I met a Chicago woman who had been
In Philadelphia less than a week. She
Mid she wasn't buying anything; had
just corae to pet the lay of the land.
In the rrocess of petting It she stopped
a cash girl and said:
"ls that Miss Plake selling white
linen skirts to that fat woman? I nn
dersiand yon have a Miss Blake in
this department.'
" 'No, that is Miss Barton,' Mid the
cash girl.
This Chicago woman wrote the
name in her address book. Then the
showed me the name of saleswomen
In several other stores.
" This is only a preliancary to real
shopping," she said. It pays me to
take the extra trouble. If 1 xpert to
buy more than IS worth of anjrhiri!
at a strange store I learn beforehana
the names of the saleswomen whose
looks I like best.
" 'Then w hen I po back to buy, I
ctn say, as I shall do here tomorrow.
'I would like Miss Barton to wait on
mo,' and although Miss Barton ha
never set eyes on me, the fact that
I can call her by name gives her the
impression that she must have sold me
a $10ti dresa at some time and I get
twice as good service aa I would get
If I knew nobody by name.'"
Th Wife's Part.
When a man decides to live on hi
wits, his wife should thoughtfully In
vest In a new washing machine. AU
clilsou (Hub.
Whale's Great Speed.
The finback whale Is railed the
"greyhound of tho sea." Its speed
through the water equals that of th
fastest steamship.
-Miss Kit K. Latimer, aged 2'J, of
New Bethlehem, ha been Incarcerated In
the Armstrong county Jail at Klttanning
to nerve a sentence nf :t0 days Imposed
upon her by the Federal court. Miss
Latimer I a daughter of former Post
master Latimer, of New Bethlehem, and
hd confessed to embemllng fi, 118.80 of
money order funds from the office. The
sentence included th Imposition of a fin
for th full amount of the misappropriated
funds and the provision was mad Ihat
she la to occupy a camrortable room, not
a cell, In the Jail, duo lo her being a Fed
eral prisoner.
Tiik Maryland primaries Monday re
sulted In a close vnlo between Colonel
ltoosovcll and President Taft, the former
getting M delegalea lo Hie laller'a ll.t. The
preference la thus given to the colonel,
who will gel th III national delegalea.
Champ Clark carried the Democratic pri
maries by a large majority, and it looks
a though the cheery speaker would ul
timately land the presidential nomination
on that ticket.
Lame back Is usually caused by rheu
matism of the muscle ol the back, for
which you will llnd nothing belter than
Chamberlain' Lliiiuient, For sale by all
dealers.
GIVE YOUR
BUILDINGS
A COAT OF
PIONEER
PAINT
AND INSURE
AGAINST DECAY
. .s4
FflRTiiE1'.
We, cannot atTorn to sell
you a worthies! paint any
more than you can atTurd to
buy on. We have sold
riONEEK for over '25 years
because it stands the lest.
I G. W. ROBINSON &S0N
AdiiilulHtrittrlx'ft Xotire.
l etter of administration on th estate
of M. N. tiilberl, 11 ol Harmony Town-
lUjilv, tVrtwl County, T., deceased , bv-
luc two granted lo in umiervignea. an
lseixvt ii.dehted lo id estate ar hereby
notified lo make payment without delay,
and those hvlug claim or demand will
present them, duly authenticated, tor
settlement. Cahoi.ink M. Uii.iikht,
A.C. Mkows, Administratrix,
A itorney . eel 11 tckory, 1'.
May 7, lt12.
Executor) Xollre.
Letter testamentary on the estate or
Dr. K. TV. Smith, late or Whig Hill. For
est County, I'a deceased, having been
granted lo the undersigned, all persona
Indebted lo said estate are hereby uotltied
to make payment without delay, and
those having claim or demand will
present them duly authenticated for set
tlement. Charlks W. Smith, Executor.
East Hickory, Foreat County, Fa., May
7. un-i.
Water Elephants In Africa.
The scientific world is still discus
sing the reported discovery of a new
mammal In the Congo state, a mam
mal known to the natives as the "wa
ter elephant." M. Le Tetlt of the
Paris Museum of Natural History re
cently reported that he saw five of
these animals plunging Into the wa
ter on the northern shore of Lake
Leopold the Second. He stated that
they appeared to have shorter bodies,
smaller cars, and relatively longer
necks than ordinary elerhants, and
apparently were not possessed of
trunks. He estimated their height at
about six feet. It has been pointed
out that the description of the water
e!erhnt accords almost exactly wits
Dr. Andrews' restoration of the
palaeomastodon, a creature which
dwelt In the Farecm in the lower ter
tiary ace.
A TIEKIBLK JWTMEXT.
la tb year 1SS, Cbarle Bet of Pol
lock, Pa., w a oc-idental ly shot is ibe Ifsj
near ibe arkl. &.x incbe of ibroal)r
bone w as removed from lb leg, lesving
bins in a eorious cDdi'-ioL. Two doctor
ltinwej on sniputaiing lb lee. Mr.
Bent id: "So, I will try ASIATIC
BALSAM trst.." Three bottl lxld
tie wound etjtirtOy in two weeks tis.
ASIATIC BALSA M is the wonder of ibe
p Jr bM.itig Cots, Burn. Scald bd
Frewt-t.ii sul bus mood the Um t lti
year. Try it It- K oars tar .. r
Suffetxtj J 'f. tn suns txwMi; tor
bonsFw' Sore S-b'ssidw. S' Bfk.
Kick or Co:. Pnsgmit Loverya
and farmer kp A xr B.t ea ht-vi
for lb many injurtea their stock is Isati
In. It oever fail. Try it od t
vlnced.
Mr. J. L. Find'.ey, prrpri.ie,r ol lb
Ford City, P., livery stable, say ond
date of 1"2: "We bad s lax brtv t
com entirely ulea. Wa trssd very
thing under the sun In core Ibt !,-
and failed; w consider lb br-
total losa. Wfisfleld' Asitix B mid wm
recommended lo u. After osirg a b n
time all lameness disappeared tfl it
horse waa entirely well. I c tinit-r it
my duty lo recommend Aia:i-Bt'.Mm to
all horse owners."
Mr. II. T, Farley, livery and ka
stable owner, ol Kiltannict, Ps , y:
"After giving your Asiatic IUImib trial
I find it the best remedy for Cot or
Bruise I have over oed. Out of u y
men while clipping a borne bod Lis lip
cut entirely through. We tppiifed tue
Ralsam which bealed Ibe cat aliu'ml im
mediately. One of my bort nweived a
deep cut on his leg, latneiug biui badly.
A few application of your Bs.ssm re
moved the lameness aod bealed lb, culm
a very abort time."
Mr. F. K. Wtaver, of Wert Peuo Junc
tion, write under date of Ju. 1, Jtwti;
"I have used Asiatic Balsam fur years
and It la the best remedy for cuts, burns
and brusies known. It is healing, reliev
ing the pains without smarting. J have
always kept a bottle on band,"
ToIUm k, Pa., April 14. l!'!0.-"We utu
sider Asiatic llalsam a world beatrr tor
all outs, burn and sore on mau or
beast." Boat Brother.
Mr. It. Steigner, of Hertnao, Pa.,
writes: "My son Cbristisn, aged 12. Mi
from a tree, striking ou a broken bottle,
cutting a gash in his fuot four inches iu
length aud to the boue. We uved Asiatic
Ralsam, three bottles ol which bealed the
wound ound and well In two weeks."
We are placing Asiatic Balsam on !e
In all alorea. If your dealer dot Dot
have It, ask bitn to get it, as be w ill bav
a ready sale for it when once used.
The Weislleld Mxuulacturing A Chem
ical Company,
Parkuia Landing, Armstrong Co., Pa,
1 WWItl im
J)ONT
V. , s75s. .vric.N-.x-J. VAX
n
O Vnu
R anfc Your money NOW
Every man loekt forward to being comfortably fixed eonie day, but
whatever a1 y man looks forward to cannot be acquired over night. If you
want to be comfortably fixed (time day, you must begin by starting a bank
o ount now. Your money is tale in the bank, and your keen interest in
seeing your balance iu the hank grow is the thing that will make it grow.
CAPITAL STOCK, - - - 150.000.
SURPLUS. - $100,000.
Do YOUR bauking with US.
We pay liberal intereH cousisteot with safely, 1 per cent.
Forest County Nactiorvod Bank,
TIOXI.STA, IA.
Will You Make a
Garden ?
If so, let us furnish you with what you ueed in the way of
Garden Seeds.
And after that, when you need Garden Tools, remember we have
large assortment of all kinds S .iades, Shovels, Hops, Hakes, etc.
A good Wheelbsrrow is something you need all the lime. We
have them at reasonable prices.
Lsn Mowers of dillerent makes and prices, and they're tbe best.
Farming Tools.
We have most anything you need in this line and we are sure
we can suit you in quality ami save you some money.
liefore you buy anything in this line come and look over our
stock. Costs you nothing lo look and we are always glad to show
l tutu.
Say, You Fisherman !
Why do you waste lime or bother with a worn-out Fishing Hod,
or carry ao unwieldy pole cut in the woods, when we can sell you a
good .1 linted S eel Kid for 00 and up? Come io and see them.
We have all kiuds of Fishing Tackle Cane Joiuted Rods,
Lo?s, Hooks, ito , aud the prices are right.
J. 0. SCOWDEN,
Every Kind of Hardware,
Confirmation Aollcf.
Notice i hereby given Ihat th follow
ing; scmunt Uav been filed in my office
and w ill te presented al the next term of
Ooart, beginning on the Third Monday
of May, 1 v 1 '2. for confirmation:
First and boil account of W. H. liar
riton, (dmiDistrsurr of the estate of ('as.
sie Hanmao. lai of Kingaley township,
Forest coantv, Pennsylvania, deceased.
First and finl account of K. K Hun
ter, administrator of ibe estate of K. F.
Hooter, late of (iren township. Forest
coonty, Pennsylvania, deceased.
First and noil account of William
!l"od and C. A. Randall, executor of th
)l will od testament ot David K
Walter, lai of lireen township, Forest
county, PeocsylTaoia, deceased.
M R MAXWELL.
Clerk of Orphans' Court,
TV-tHsC-a, Pa., April 2J, Vf i.
Cbanterlain's Cough Remedy
Care Cutf. Cwul and STWjuibc CvdcB.
ot n
This is to inform you
That fruuj titw yj -wa 1 1 J fcvt Iv br ttl'tbiri' or furiillure.
You can niiw frt til tv vt ff- ftjf y mi-rely changing
yuur plane of iuyli yvvr daily vw 1-J-I nwwhi'?. 15 jy these
frou; u. j'or tviry dv!!r' vrili yvv wiJ) t (iv a dollar's worth
tf tilut-hif; vr fwruil.vr.
The lurtiiMMiiluw e luiir--, jrudv cr juij'it ;ytjit of over 500
fond productr, bukud bnuue, pivkli', n'JMp, jjrervfrs, lea, cufTee,
baking powdur, hpiiius, lUvorint; i tin' t, tuilrl aud Isuudry soaps,
toilut arViulu, (uirluuniH, huuni'liold ruiutujivn, paiuU, varnish stains,
polittliM, diniulmtla tils and ilie like- 'H piciuiuuis are over 3,000
articles of (tnuilure fji lUv 1 1 v i uf rwvm, bfd twin, ditiiiij room,
kiuUtii, lauudry, poroh nud lwu mid carpels, iu;;s, curtains, stovps,
ratigt, vniriliinj! inuoliiutin, wriui-rs, chiuawsre, iivtrr, uruanienls,
clocks, walnlms, jowulry, ulc, aud ludiis' sud uiitV suils, skirls,
drusnue, d rims goods, wuinlH, uoiriuls, uudcravsr, bouse . drees, dress
ing antique, slmcn, liusiory, Cuis, (or coul. and outiog costs and
lueu's and boyri' suilK, Iroumus, ttUoue, lioeirry, tlr. Ju thee list are
about everything you uiiod or :iui think of.
JJow nan we give 2 lJ iu value tor it ()0? NuihiuK strange
ab'iol il. W'v null tlinml to you by mail. JS' iwiddleiuen's profits,
losbos and 1-xpntmiin lo u mu out ol your poctri as ahvn vu buy
fiotn doultn'H. You got llm big raviog iu prewigui. We get the
uiauufauiurui's uaiial hiuull prodt which is a'J we visut. And our
prudunts nud prmiiiuius me no high class we do burin oo the satis
faction or iiioitt-y Ut'k plii). W'e take all lie ritk.
V'iiie tudny Lrfore you Jsy aride this pupcr f'vr our bij cata
logue illustrsiitig and dwi'ibing I'Vciy tiling vtftTwd aud explaining
this woodciful, libeial plu. Mniiou this paper aud address W. it
H. WAi.Kf.n, No. (;.' Jicrr's Maud, J'ltUburglj, J'.
SE31
LOSE ANY TIME
OTAHT jvuw
rrrn be TtSOU
HONEST A, rA.
J. L. Ilcplcr
LIVERY
Stable.
Fine carriages for all occasions,
with first class equipment. We can
fit you out at any time for either a
pleasure or business trip, and always
at reasonable rates. Frompt service
and courteous treatmeot.
Corns and see us.
Hear of Hotel Weaver
TIOIsTESTJL. IP.A..
Telephone Xo. ).
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