THE FOREST REPUBLICAN. J. I. WINK, . tDITOR 4 PROPRIETOR. WEDNESDAY, JULY Ifl, 1913 1913 JULY 1913 M W T F S 1 5 61 8 10 11 12 1415161 17 1819 2021 2203242320 Building dams and water atnrage pro j -eta are reported to he one of tbe cause of the financial dicaMnr Id Pittsburg. Il may have come at an opportune time to caution tbe water grabber of the Slate in their echemea of high finance. Oil City Derrick. Under a new law recently paaaed by the stale legislature, and which la now elleollve, constable must visit every place within their ward or district, where liquors are sold or kept, and for ao doing they receive twenty-five cents for aach visit and six cents for each mile traversed. fSucb visits must be made at leant once a month and it shall be the duty of the officers to verify the miles traveled to 'he county commissioners who will probably furnish tbem blanks for thst purpose. It is stated the legislature has put Gov venor Tener in the predicament of trying lo make a ftSO.OOO.OOO iccome pay an (80,000,000 appropriation hill, or in other words, shave down the greater amount to fit the lesser, A good start can be made In that direction I y swinging tbe velo ax on the neck of the appropriations In the University of Pennsylvania, $1,500,000; the University of Pittsburg $1,000,000; Temple College of Philadelphia, an in stitution never beard by ninety per cent, of the people of tbe State, $.'130,000; a mil lion fir the Sute college appropriation; nine hundred thousand donated to the schemers of Ibe Yougbiogbeny and Py inatuning gwainp daui hills. This would relieve the situation by $4,730,000, and the Governor would be perfoimlng a most righteous act for the common people of bis Slate. There are many other swollen appropriations to private educational In stitutions left by tbe last legislature upon which the velo ax could be laid with profit to the State and credit to tbe Ex ecutive and wbicb would easily bring tbe amount down within the estimated rev enues of the Commonwealth for the next two years. Do It, Governor. An Interesting War Letter. Simultaneously with tbe soldiers' re union si Gettysburg a letter written on the battlefield by the late Lieut. T. J. Van Giesen to bis sister, Mrs Jane Myers of President, Venango county, bas or me to light. Tbe missive was lound by Mrs. Vau Giesen, the lieutenant's widow, in au old trunk. It reads as follows: Headquarters, Company G, Eighty-third Pennsylvania Volunteers, Camp on tbe Battlefield of Gettysburg, Pa. July i, 1863. Dear Brothers and Sisters: I received a letter from you several days ago, but have not bad a chance to write before. We have met tbe Rihel army here and have had three days' heavy righting. Tbe battle tiegn on the first, and on the second we had a severe tight with Ibe Texas Hangers and whip ped them. Our boys were behind tbe rocks when tbey made a charge. They led the ground covered witb dead and wounded. We had 10 killed in our regi ment and 40 wounded; one killed and three wounded in our enmpauy. John and Charlie (brothers of the writer) are all right yet; none oftbe"Ueuilock" boys were hurt. The enemy ib still in our front, but we are driving them slowly back. We bsve taken 11,000 prisoners and feel sure of whipping and capturing most of Lee's army. I will give you the names of the killed and wounded in our company: Killed, Eli Berlin; wounded, William Lawrence, Jacob Sager, John Myers, John Range, E. M. Reynolds, Joseph Mollis, none of tbem dangerous. I send this to Little York wild some citizens to be mailed. You must keep up good courage, for Ibe Kebels can't stay long in Pennsylvania, at least, as long as there are any Pennsylvanisns led. I think we will celebrate the Fourth with a heavy cannonade. As yet we arn all safe. Our love to all. Write soon. Good-bye. T. J. Van Giknrm. P. S ; Our colonel was in command of the brigade and bad his thigh broken We mourn his loss. Gen. Mesde has command of the arm v. We have taken two Kebel generals, Wigtal and Ewell. Porkey. Thestoik was a visitor at the borne of Frank Bly, at Sheriff, on Friday last, and left a fine baby boy there, He then bit the air for Mayburg and left another just as Rue boy with tbe Cbas. Dosbner family of that place. This season's crop is just as good as tbe ones left by this old bird years ago, but tbe gentler sex is not so numerous lately. Mrs, Susan Litllelield went down to Mayburg on Saturday to lake care of the wife and baby at Cbas. Doshner's for a couple ol weeks.' Cbas. Eastwood and Harry Card, wbo have been in California for some time, are visiting the E. T, Downey family of this place fur a few days, George Blum is preparing to build hi in self a new bouse here near the location of tbe one be now occupies, and will put up larger bouse than the old oue. He baa given the Job of building to Claude Little field. Mr. Clark, a book agent of Crawford, was Ihn guest of the Kupert family here on Friday last, but did Dot see Kupert as be was near the Watson farm that day. Proper's last well at Minister was no good in the Balltown sand but will be drilled on to the Cooper sand before leav ing it. Mr, Proper and his driller spent Sunday in Tionesta. Wm. Archer, M ike M urphy, F.mmell Brown and Harry Smith, of Minister, were calling on friends at Porkey on Sun day last, Frank Kehrli of Warren will b Id preaching services in the school building here on Saturday evening, and at Minister on Sunday morning, in Iho place of Kev, Spring the regular preacher, who will (ill Mr. Kehrll'a appointments on these days. After Sunday school last Sunday there was a bail storm but the small children made shelter after a foot rare. It came up suddenly and hailed quite a lot. Tbe grown-ups remained for church service and almost were caught lu tbe second shower that followed. Beaten and Robbed at Warren. Up to tbe present the police of Warren have been unable to find any clew to the person wbo beat and robbed John C. Lougee, a citizen of Kelietlvllle, lu the night ol July 2d, and since so much time baa elapsed since the occurrence, they have small hope of catching the assailant now tbat the victim saya be would not even be able to Identity the property taken from him let alone the guilty per son. Mr. Lougee bad gone to make pur chases of lire crackeis and fireworks to be used by bia children nti the Fourth. Ar riving at Warren during the afternoon, he went about town making purohasea and, Incidentally, fell into tbe bands of the Philistines. Lougee, who Is 63 years old, is an em ploye of the Salmon Creek Lumber com pany. After eating his supper at the Ex change hotel, be inquired as to the loca tion of the residence of friends and a man ottered to show him the home. Another man joined them and they crossed Ibe suspension bridge together. The man wbo bad Joined tbe two, after crossing the river and Hearing tbe railroad bridge, left. Lougee and bis companion then went some distance further and opposite Oak street bis companian turned and struck him a hard blow in Ibe face, knnoklng the o!d man down. He then began kick ing Lougee in the lacs and side. Then he searched the Kelietlvllle man's pocket and extracted about $17 In cash and a watch valued at about $12, after which he left hia victim lyiug on tbe ground, Lougee was able lo arise and was dis covered wandering about in a dazed con dition. Kellettville. Laverneand Alda Frank of Strobleton visited their uncle, W, A. Kincb, over the fourth. Freda Harmon of Llckingvillo visited her brothers and other frleuds In town last week. George Pierce moved his family to Oil City, where be bas employment, last week, Dixon moved from Hunkey row into the bouse be vacated. Mr. and Mrs. Vinton Mesly and chil dren visited friends at Leeper over Ibe fourth. Mr. and Mrs. Scott Smith and children spent the fourth at Tylersburg. E. E. Daubenspeck and son Charles have purchased a new five-passenger Ford car and are enjoying themsolvea witb frequent drives. They with Mrs. Daubenspeck and sona Truman and Ralph drove to Washington church Sun day. Mra. George Klinestiver and sons Gor don and Alton and Mrs. C. Y. Delar and children Russell and Margaret are at Chautauqua this week. Johu Lawson moved his family to Warren the first of the week. Wesley Albaugb moved into the bouse be va cated aud Wm. York lakes tbe latter'a bouse. Marjorle Nash was taken by surprise Monday evening when a number of ber young friends met on tbe lawu to help ber celebrate ber 14 lb birthday. A farewell party was given in Ibe grove Monday eveniug lu honor of Edith Law son, who left Tuesday for ber oew borne in Warren. Miss Pearle Detar has finished at the Ho If Business College and is home for the summer vacation. Mra. W. H. Dollerrer returned from six week's visit at Muzetteand Nebraska. Alon Shewman and Teddy Slocum were op from Tionesta aud spent a week witb relatives in town. 11. K. Murbpy was down from Ridg way visiting bis wife and other relatives over Ibe fourth. Mrs. Fred Letler and children, W. L. Watson, F. E Hark less, Dr. C. Y. Detar and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dotterrer took in tbe Perry celebration at Erie last week. Tbe Tionesta boys were up on tbe fourth and were treated to a trouncing by tbe locals in a game of base ball. Score 10 to 9. A, D. Bently died Saturday, July Sib, of cancer and bis body was shipped to Kinzua Monday for burial. Rev. Henry Sualleuberger conducted a prayer ser vice at the borne Monday morning. Tbe family will return this week and ship their household goods to Kinzua, where tbey will make iheir future home. Mr. Bently bad charge of tbe meat market at tbe Salmon Creek store for some time and had many friends in town. John Daubenspeck is very much pleased over a new ear phone which ena bles him to bear what is going ou around him with comparative ease. Mayburg. Miss Ina Campbell bas left for Fin ley's Lake, where she will be otn ployed in office work. Miss Tressia Henrickson is visiting ber brother Henfried, at Youngsville. Mr. and Mrs. Rbet Plyler returned home Wednesday after a Bbort honey moon witb friends and relatives at Wil- liamsport. Mrs. George Znber and daughter Nell aie visiting at Williamsport. Clarence Snyder and Carl Fitzgerald spent Saturday evening with friends at Kellettville. A. number of tbe young people enjoyed a fudge party in the park Saturday eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Brown, Harry Smith and Miss Edna Smith an toed to Lake Chautauqua Sunday lu the former's car. Paris MoCullougli expects to move bis household goods lo Pleasantvllle Ibis week. Rev. Henry Smallenberger and wife of Kellettville were callers In town Friday. William Shepherd bad the misfortune Friday morning, while frog hunting, to lie accidentally shot through tbe leg by one of bis companions. The wound was slight and it is hoped he will soon be able to be around again. How's This 1 Wo offer One Hundred Dollars Ho ward for any case ol Catarrh, that cannot he en rod by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Chunky A Co., Props., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F.J. Chonny for the last IS years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and tinanciully able to carry out any obligations iiiudn by their firm. Wkmt t Tiiaux, wholesale druggista, To ledo, O., WAI.KINO, KlNNAN A MARVIN, wholesale druggixta, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, aitting directly upon the blood mid mu cous surlacea of the Hystem. Price 7fe per bottle. Hold by all druggiHtH. Testi monials free. Hull's Family Pills are the bust, ady Oil Notes. Contractor James Canfield finished a well for Michael Finnrgan last week on the Wheeler lands near the public road above Trunkey vllle, on the east side of the river. It was dry, and Is the third which Mr. Canlield has drilled for this operator, one of which was a fair pro ducer. He bas started the fourth well about a quarter of a mile south of the lasl one, on the Swab place between the pub lic road and the river. Contractor Geo. Holemau started the drill Monday morning ou a well on the Uemeatead leaae for Fleming A Co, This will make tbe third well lor the anno operators this seasou, the two first ones being on another-lease, a mile or more east of Ihe Homestead, aud were dry. Welsu A Lowe, who found It cheaper lo abandon a well on tbe A. L. Strickenherg farm, Smokey Hill, Tionesta township, than to fuss longer in trying to extract a string of tools, moved their beam a few feet and expect to flu Ish the second well totlsy. Proper Brothers on the J. il. Alllo farm, Tionesta township, found a fairly good gasser, but little showing of oil. We understand they will not give it up al this, but will try another location. Killed By Falling Oil Derrick. While a number of employes of tbe Soulb Penn Oil Co. were pulling a well near Blue Jay, Forest county, Tuesday of last week, one of the legs of the three pole derrick broke aud Ihe structure col lapsed. Tbe men ran and all escaped ex cepl Peter J, Morrisou, wbo was struck on the bead and killed. The deceased was 21 years of age and a son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Morrison, ofSeneca, Venango county. He made bis home witb his parents until two years sgo when he secured employment witb tbe South Peon with headquarters ou a lease between Henrys Mills and Blue Jay. Tbe body was laken to Oil City Wuduesday and seut to the home of tbe parents where tbe fuueral services was held Saturday. Tbe deceased was a young man of ex cellent character and geuial In manner and bad a wide circle of friends through out this vicinity. He spent the Fourth with bis parents and visited a young lady of Victory, lo whom be was engaged tole married within a short time, returning Monday lo the lesse of which he waa iu charge, aud where he uiel his death. Church Hill. Mr. and Mrs. B. 11. Albangh spent Sunday witb their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Albangh. Jen Barber and bis brother John were over on our bill one day last week. The drove over from Whig Hill and said the roads were in very good condition, con sidering tbe amount of ralu we have been having. Clifford Shaffer and some of his friends were down to Tionesta Saturday night. Mllo Barber helped Joe Albaugh move a drilling machine from West Hickory lo Albaugb Hill. He said if anybody ever wauled to see good pulling they should have been at Hickory when they bitched onto the machine. Some thought it would tske more borse power lo move it but they did not know what kind of horses Joe and Milo pulled the ribbons over. We are very glad to say that Ira Barnea Is getting along very nicely. His daugh ter Rose is borne for a few days. Earl Walters was over from Cropp Uill and spent Sunday night with some of bia friends here. We are going to have Children's Day services on the bill two weeks from the coining Sunday, In the evening. All are invited to come and take part. Tbe fourth passed over and nobody waa hurt, so we can say we had a sane fourth. Smokey Hill. James Wert visited J. O. Harger last Friday. Mrs. Warren Hepler called on her sis ter, Mra. J. O. Harger last week. Mrs. Ed. Fox Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Sparks, al Eagle Rock, this week. Mra. Alvin Thomas invited a few of her friends to Mrs. James Thomas' and we bad a jolly time. Come agaiu. Mr. aud Mis. J. O. Harger called on Ihe latter'a mother, wbo was very sick but was some better, last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Harger, Miss Lelba Fox, Homer Brumbaugh, Flavia aud Merl Strlckenberg attended the Venus picolo on tbe fourth. J. E. Stitzinger and son passed through here last Saturday night to visit his mother, Mrs, D. S. Fellers, at Newmans ville. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mealy attended tbe quarterly meeting at Newmansville last Sunday. Merl Strlckenberg is on the sick list. Albert Strlckenherg's mother is visit ing him this week. Mrs. C. D. Walters visited her mother last Sunday. Alvin Thomas bas moved his family to Tionesta. We are sorry to lose such good neighbors but wish theui good luck in their new home. Mrs. Henry Sibble of German Hill called ou Mrs. James Thomas, Sunday. Charles Kugle was on our bill last, week, G. W, Fellers ol Warren called on bis uiece, Mrs, J. O, Harger, Monday, The farmers are making Iheir bay be tween showers. Halsey. Miss Stella Hottel is home from Ohio for a few weeks Willie Kane and bis sister Marie spent Sunday with friends in Clermont. Misses Grace Dillon aud Helen Kane were in Wilcox one day lasl week, shop ping. Miss Millie Creg of Oil City is visiting at the home of J. J. Kaon. Miss Edna and Ethel Biindy were call ing on friends in Ml. Jewell and were ac companied home by Harry Hottel and baby sister. Miss Nellie Wood, Miss Helen Kane and Frank Shriver drove lo Mt. Jewell Saturday and spent a very pleasant eve ning. Mr. and Mrs. Dillon were shopping In Wilcox Saturday evening. Sunny Jim aud Harry Hottel were calling on friends in Bradford Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wood were in Mt. Jow ett Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hotlol and daugh ter were called to ' Warren lo see Mrs. Model's father, who was very III. At last reports bo was u lilllu bettor, Charging It. "Com i? In ml Have It Charged" whs (lie inviting slu in lioni of u plnce of business In ti Jersey town. A strunger, being soiiiewhiil low In funds, walked in briskly. "I uiideiNttiud that I can get thing charged here," he said, nd dressing one of Iho employees. "Duly storage butteries," replied tbe oilier man. Judge. The Medicine Dropper. A medicine dropper Is very useful In the pantry for measuring flavoring ex tracts, coloring mutter and so forth. Many n delicate cake has been spoiled because ton many drops of flavoring get into the Icing-Woman's Home Companion PEOPLE SHOULD (JUARO Ad'AlNST APPENDICITIS West Hickory people who have stom ach and bowel trouble should guard against appendicitis by taking simple buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc, as com pounded iu Adler-l-ka, tbe German remedy which became famous by curing appendlollla. JUST ONE DOSE re lieves sour stomach, gas ou (he stomach and constipation INSTANTLY because this simple mixture draws off such a surprising amount of foul matter from the body. The West Hickory Drugstore, adv Cause of Stomach Troubles. Sedentary habits, lack of out door exercise, insiifllcient mastication of food, constipation, a torpid liver, worry and anxiety, overeatiug, partaking of food and drink not suited to your age and occupation Correct your habits and take Chamberlain's Tablets and you will aoon bs well again. For sale by all drug gists, adv Aliiilnitratri..'N Xotlce. Letters of Administration on the estate of Joseph B. Pierce, late of Tionests Itorougb, Forest County, Pa., deceased, having been granted to tbe undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate are hereby notified to make payment with out delay, and those having claims or demands will present them, duly authen ticated, lor settlement. Emma S. Pikiii k, Administratrix, Tionesta, Pa. M. A. Carkinokr, Attorney. June 7, l'.H3. Auditor' Iteport. Auditors' Statement of the accounts of Tionesta Borough School District for Ihe year endit.g June 7, 1013: J. R. Clark, Treasurer. Debtor. W. H. Hood, Collector, tax 1000..$ 80S 05 " " 1010 .VhJ 4;' " " " 1011.. 000 00 " " " 1012.. 2.000 40 Tuition ftllj 14 Mate Trra-urer 1,-H) Si J, C. Scowdeu, ex-Treasurer f9 Invitations 4 00 Alumni for music 6 o0 Balance due Treasurer AS 27 $0,047 61 Creditor. Orders paid fj,P28 01 2 per cl. coinmissiou ou $o,0J8 01.. 1 18 60 $0,047 61 W. II. Hood, Collector. Debtor. To 1012 duplicate $3,001 RS 5 per cent, added on $015 34 45 77 Balance 1011 duplicate 147 00 $-3,254 74 Creditor. By paid Treasurer $2,609 40 balance due 615 25 $3,254 74 Financial Statement. Assets. W. II. Hood, Collector, 1011 lax..$ 147 09 1012 tax.. 408 18 $015 25 Liabilities. Balance due Treasurer $ fid 27 Orders outstanding 118 15 Assets in excess 470 83 $015 25 Expenditures, Repairing, etc $ 301 95 moling 12 80 Loans 1,000 00 Teachers' salaries 8,000 00 Teachers' institute IK) 00 Fuel 203 25 Water 66 31 Auditors 16 00 Text books 120 31 Interest 32 17 Supplies 31U4 Express aud dray 42 41 Tuition 2ft 30 Janitor 100 00 Secretary's salary an I ex, enses.. 41 10 Insurance .'. 50 00 Commencement 65 06 Collector 64 40 Miscellaneous 47 81 $5 923 91 We, the undersigned Auditors of Tio nesta Borough, hereby certify that we have examined Ihe foregoiog accounts and found them to be correct as ststed. J. (4. J AMIKsON, J. N. Bankhkad, Attest: . R. L. Haslkt, M. A. Carrinokk, Clerk, Auditors. July 10, 1013. AU DITORS' STATE M ENT of Tionesta Township School District lor the year ending June 7, 1013: Henry Blum, Tax Collector. Debtor. To duplicate $2,100 32 5 per cent, added , 51 34 $2,241 60 Credl'or. By exonerations f 9 83 Land returned 05 00 Paid Tieasurer 2,136 83 $2,211 66 Jacob Smesrhaugh, Treasurer, Debtor. To balance in treasury $ 1)8S 41 Tuition a 1 5 25 Slate appropriation 1 ,!tl 64 County Treasurer 3.10 00 Charles Hood 42 Henry Blum, Collector 2,136 81 $5,670 63 Creditor. Ry orders drawn $4,019 76 Commission 2 per ct. on $4,610 76 92 40 Balance in treasury 0."8 37 $5,670 53 Expenditures, Building and lurnlshliig $ 3 ,'15 Renting, repairing, etc 61 30 Pi lining 15 00 Teachers' wages 2,870 00 Teachers' Institute 135 00 Fuel l.7 3!) Contingencies 67 83 Text books 381 01 School supplies, etc. 81 20 Tuition and transportation 504 08 Miscellaneous expenses 104 63 Secretary's salary and expenses.. 62 06 Insurance 25 hH Scrubbing 28 00 $1,010 76 We, the undersigned Auditors of Tio nesta Township, hereby certify that we have examined the loregolng accounts and found ttiein to bo correct. A. L. Thomson, Attest: Wm. Korii, M. A. Cakmnokk, Clork. Auditors. July 7, 1013. a) t t X For the Man Who 1 Waited Your choice of our $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords at $2.95 About 75 pairs, Patent Leather, Gun Metal, and Tan Calf. None re served, the reduced price applies to all. t One lot of about 60 i pairs, all leathers, $3.50 i and $4.00 grades, at I $2.45 JStraw Hats Reduced 0ne-Third One Lot Straw Hats at Half Price. X Anv 9Kr" PAiir-in-TTanrl X I Tie, silk or washable, 19c Any 50c Four-in-Hand Tie, 39c. Tirecc .hirf c frvr wo or A A1 V' UkJ Wilt. W4 VUl J with white collar, 50c X grade, 39c. i Small lot of Men's Jean Drawers, were 50c, t at 19c. I t G. W. ROBINSON & SON Clerk's Notice In Bank' r up Icy. No. 6M3, In liankruplcy. In the District Court of the United States for Ihe Western District of Penn sylvania, John Sumner Vail, of Forest County, Pennsylvania, a Bankrupt under the Act of 1'ongress of July 1, 1SHH, hav ing applied for a full discbarge from all debts provable against his estate under aaid Act, notice is hereby given to all kuown creditors and other persona In in terest, to appear before the said Court at Pittsburgh, in said District, on Ihe 8 1) day of Aug st, 1013, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to show cause, if any they have, why the prayer of tbe said petitioner should not be granted. 2t William T. Li.snsKi-, Clerk. Fred. G rotten borgor GENERAL BLACKSMITH & MACHINIST. AU work pertaining to Machinery, En gines, Oil Well Tools, Gas or Water Kit tings and General Hlacksm I thing prompt ly done at Low Kates. Repairing Mill Machinery given special attention, and satisfaction guaranteed. Shop in rear of and Just west of the ''haw Uouse, Tidioute, Pa. Your patronage solicited. FRED. GRETTENBKRGER MONARCH CLOTHING CO. K.O.T.M. - Attention - LO.T.M. Maccabee Big Picnic at Monarch Park JULY 24TH. 2,000 handsome pennant souvenirs have been received by the Monarch Clothing Co. They are given free to all visitors to the Monarch Clothing Store. FREE! FR.EE! FR.EE! These handsome Maccabee pennants are worthy of the best knights of the order and the "Monarch" welcomes you to their store, whether a patron or not. Call iu and get a souvenir pennant Iree of charge with our compliments. A BIG SALE. The sale of Women's Dresses, Suits, Ciirls' Dresses, Coats, Etc., Men's and Boys' Clothing and Furnishings starts today. Come and see us and secure the best bargains ol the season. Maccabees will all congregate at our store. You are welcome. Macccabee souvenirs free to everybody. Monarch Clothing Co., Oil City, Pa. SIGN HERE W 3T -All The Glorious Fourth or any other independence day reminds us of our duty to ourselves in the independence line. We are not Independent with debts. We are not independent with no money in the bank. Have freedom. You don't know how independent and free you will feel until you can know that you are protected with a good balance in the bank. CAPITAL STOCK. 850.000. SURPLUS, 1100,000. Do your banking with us. A rCkY rtOTlf We pay liberal interest consistent with safety, JCl 1CLL u. Forest County National Bank TIOi:STA, IA. The Hoff Business College Our Graduates from June 1, 1912, to June 1, 1913, And Positions Held by Them. Lillian Longshore Bookk'r St, Sten. Leah Main Bookk'r & Sten. Paul Huling Bookk'r & Sten. Harold Hummel Stenographer. Guy Blanchard Bookkeeper. Guy Erickson Stenographer. Beulah Hall Stenographer. Alice R. Kelley Stenographer. Augusta Brewer Stenographer. Rose E. Maybank Bookk'r & Sten. Raymond Slater Bookk'r & Sten. Mildred Kyler Bookk'r A Sten. Ethel Coleman Bookk'r & Sten. John Burns Stenographer. Margaret Gere Stenographer. Ernest Johnson Bookk'r Sl Sten. Martha Weller Bookk'r A Sten Clara Weisenfluh Stenograper. Joseph Grettenberger Stenographer. Merritt Young Bookk'r A Sten. Charles Wagner Bookkeeper. Dorothy Bentley Bookk'r A Sten. Lavern Hull Bookk'r A Sten. Floyd Crocker Stenographer. Clarence Sandeen Stenographer. Esther Currie Stenographer. Lela Campbell Bookk'r A Sten Pearl Detar Stenographer. Howard Hale Bookkeeper. Alice McCain (Hull) Stenographer. Viola Monstrom Bookk'r A Sten. Mary McCutcheon Stenographer. Nina Allen Stenographer. Ella Lanning Stenographer. Jessie Harmon (nearly through) .Bk A St. Elvin Johnson Bookkeeper. Julia Hohman Stenographer. Manley Bates Office Work. Mabel Hill Bookk'r A Sten. Gladys Gross Bookkeeper. William Darling Bookkeeper. Leonard Johnson Bookkeeper. Etta Gustafson Stenographer. SALAMANCA BRANCH SCHOOL. Sophia Hillmer Stenographer. Bessie Tiesenhusen Stenographer. r ranees uruager Monographer. Vivian Taylor Stenographer. Agnes Aust Stenographer. Frances O'Laughlin Stenographer. Lillian Morrison Bookk'r A Sten. Hazel Kester. . Clande Grover. Office Work. Office Work. Gerald Wood Bookkeeper ACCEPTED POSITIONS BEFORE FINISHING COURSE Martha Hughes Bookk'r A Sten. Donald Moran Clerical position. Mary Collins Bookkeeper. Mary Morey Bookk'r A Sten. Elizabeth Chase Clerical work. B. M. Hartwell Stenographer. Arthur Lee Stenographer. Walter McNamara Stenographer. Guy Morton Clerical work. William Rau Bookk'r A Sten. Clair Winship Bookk'r A Sten. Lena Elliott Bookk'r A Sten. Write for Information. Catalogue Free. Address Hoff Business College, Warren, Pa. own wm .Kane Cutlery Co Kane, Pa .Garland Chair Works Garland, Pa Erie R. R. Co Marion, O .First National Bank Warren, Pa Erie Traction Co. (changed) . . . .Erie, Pa .Struthers Wells Co Warren, Pa . West Lumber Co. (temp) .... Warren, Pa .W. E. Rice Warren, Pr .Studying music. . .Slippery Rock Normal .Green A Davidson Warren, Pa .Levi Smith Refinery Clarendon, Pa . rf . n.. wenaieboe Warren, Pa .W.Brady Music Store, . .Youngsville, Pa .Penna. R. R Oil City, Pa .Spirella Co Meadville. Pa .Curtis Leather Co Ludlow, Pa Pa. Oil Pro. Ref. Co Waren, Pa Nov. Incand't Lamp Co. . Emporium, Pa .Penn. R. R. Co Oil City, Pa N. Y. Telephone Co Elmira, N. Y .Penn. R. R. Co Youngstown, O Attorney E. Randolph, N. Y .Penna. R. R. Co. (temp) .... Warren, Pa Pa. Fur. A Stove Co. (temp). Warren, Pa State Highway Dept Warren, Pa .Warren Real Estate Co Warren, Pa Firm not known, Finley Lake, N. Y .Pa. Fur. A Stove Co. (temp). Warren, Pa In stora Akeley, Pa Warren, Pa .Finished May 29 Stoneham, Pa .Warren, Piano Co Warren, Pa .New Process Rubber Co Warren, Pa .Finished May 29 Youngsville, Pa Spirella Co Meadville, Pa .Firm not known Cleveland, Ohio .Warren Piano Co. (temp) . . .Warren, Pa Penn. R. R. Co Youngsville, Pa New Process Rubber Co Warren, Pa Spirella Co. (changed). . . .Meadville, Pa .Firm Unknown Buffalo, N. Y .Finished April 18 . .Chandlers Valley, Pa .C. D. Crandrall Warren, Pa . Minto Bros .Larkin Soap Co Bnffalo, N. Y Buffalo, N. Y ... Salamanca. N. Y Salamanca Furniture Works Myers Buffalo, N. Y Dr. balamanca, N. Y Dept. Store Spencer. N. Y .Snowflake Laundry Salamanca, N. Y .Erie R. R Salamanca. N. Y .Korn's Razor Works .Little Valley, N. Y .B. R. P. R. R East Salamanca, N. Y M. F. Higbee Salamanca, N. Y Crandall A Jones Gro Salamanca, N. Y Erie R. R Cattaraugus, N. Y. . Mr. Mowry Real Est. A Ins. . Cattaraugus B. R. P. R. R East Salamanca, N. Y B. R. P. R. R East Salamanca, N. Y B. R. P. R. R. . . .East Salamanca, N. Y U. S. Leather Co Salamanca, N. Y City Comptroller Salamanca, N. Y Fancher Furnit. Wks. . .Salamanca, N. Y ilil
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