REPUBLICAN.
MCNK, COITOD 4 PlOnilTM.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. 1914
Small Vote at Primaries.
There being do local cod tee I on the Re
publican aide in (bia eouoiy Ibe vote was
very light at the prlmariea yesterday. To
. II la result the go id weather also contrib
uted largely, the farmers having Im
proved the day to get to Ibeir crops,
which waa of wore Importance to them
than the elections. Aa to result on the
the state candidates there are not suffl
cieDt returns at band to Indicate all of the
wionera. Judge Walling for the supreme
court, and Judge Pratber for the auperlnr
court, both teing western men, have ap
parently carried tbe couuty ou the non
partisan ticket.
So far aa beard from Dimmick seems to
have a alight lead over Penroae for U. 8
Senator on the Republican ticket, and
Palmer runa away with the Democratic
nomination in the county. Brumbaugh
is away la the lead for Governor on the
Republican aide, and McCormick on the
Democratic. For Congresa-at-large, the
Republican vote la very much mixed, aa
la also the Democratic. McClain Repub
lican, and Creasy, Democrat, lead for
lieutenant Oovernor in tbe county.
Miller of Mercer for Congresa In this
district, and Howard for State Senator,
baviog no opposition, are tbe Republican
nominee. In the county Hon. A. R.
Mecbling is renominated aa tbe Repub
lican candidate for Assembly, and Q. F.
Watson received tbe Democratic nomina
tion. Taggarl of Warren carries tbe
county over Mclntyre of Mercer for tbe
Democratic nomination for Coogreea.
W. O. Fuellbart Is re-elected member
of Ibe Republican State committee. A
bot fight lor Cbairmao of the Democraiio
county committee resulted In the election
of I.. F. Keating of Marienville, F. A.
Huff of Claringtnn beirg bia opponent.
This fight brought out almost tbe full
Democratic vote In tbe county.
I! THE 8TATB.
At Republican headquarters, Philadel
phia, it was estimated Ibis morning that
Penrose would have about 175,000 ma
jority over Dimmick for Senator, aud that
Hruoibaugb'a vote would run from 35,000
to 50,000 over that ol Penrose.
The vote between McCormick and
Ryan, Iemocrats, la said to be close for
the Domination for Governor, with the
former a probable winner.
Palmer will be tbe Democratic nominee
for Senator. McClain aeenia an easy
winner for Lieut. Governor on tbe Re
publican ticket and Creasy tbe Demo
cratic candidate. No ealimate on Ibe
successful candidates for Congresa-at-large
are given. On Ibe non-partisan
ballot the nomination of Jadge Frazer la
claimed for Supreme Court Justice, with
Judge Trexler as the probable winner for
Superior Court Judge.
Governor Tener Raps Mr. Powell.
A Herrieburg dispatch under date of
May 16th say.:
Gov, Tener today notified Auditor Gen
eral Powell that be would not entertain
the latter'a auggeation that the governor
go over tbe bead of Attorney General
Bell and compel bim to assign one of bia
deputiea to deleod Powell in the dispute
over the use of antomollle license funds
and also to pay Powell's private counsel,
Messrs. Watson and Freeman, of Pitts
burgh, Tbe governor saya be ' abso
lutely approves every atep taken by tbe
attorney general" in behalf of tbe conten
tion that the legislature of 1913 specifically
appropriated tbe automobile license
money for tbe construction and repair of
state highways. He aaya that the attor
ney general presented three separate pe
titioos in mandamus in order to have tbe
question speedily determined, aod adds
"in each instance and at every tnrn you
have Interposed a technical objection to
prevent tbe constitutional question from
being submitted te Ibe court. If yon had
not interposed technical and dilatory
tactics tbe queation would long since
nave been determined and more than
likely the money would have been made
available and today tbe roads of tbe com
mon wealth placed In good condition by
tbe highway department lor tbe use and
comfort ol Ibe public."
Tbe governor charges that tbe purpose
of Powell's action la "to prevent tbe in
tention of tbe legislature being carried
out, and to binder and Impede the work
ot the highway department in the repair
and maintenance of the stale highways.
many of which, you, of course know are
today in a dangeroua condition."
Exhibit A in tbe case of V. 8. against
Huerta in tbe salute tbe flag incident:
Seventeen cofboa on board tbe Montana.
Franklin News. A sad and most grew-
aome policy indeed.
Toxpanb, 60 miles from Tampico, fell
into tbe hands of Ibe rebels last week ao
cording to authentic dispatches. Tbe Im
portant seaport city of Tampico baa been
captured by tbe rebels. Tbe fight was a
bitter one, and when the field of carnage
waa eurveyed Ibe streets were strewn
with dead and dying federal troops, aa
many aa two buodred and fifty dead be
ing piled in one heap. Tbe rebels have
triumphed completely over the federal
troops and are glorying in their victory.
Tbua reads the news from tbe Mexican
rebellion. How would sucb readiDg have
been received by the people of tbe United
State in tbe dark days ol 'til to '8..?
An item ia floating around in tbe news
papers of Ihis locality to the effect that
work on tbe ereotion of a big Clarion
river dam ia soon to begin, but there need
be no uneasiness upon that score under
present conditions, it ia thought. The
water power grabbers are not ready to
put any great amount of funds into dam
projects in tbia state uutil tbey get more
favorable legislation on tbe subject, in
which efforts tbey were balked in tbe
last legislature by men like our repre
sentative, Hon. A. R. Mecbliug, who kept
a watchful eye on their designs and suc
ceeded In killiug their schemes. With
such men in tbe next legislature there ia
little danger that tbe plaus of tbe water
grabbers will go through, but these
schemers will easily accomplish their
ends abould counties like Foreat and
those otbert most affected be foolish
enough to aeud "groeuloa" to Uarrihburg
ut.lt wiuUit.
Kellettville.
Mra. Peter Starner and Mrs. Scott Wil
son of Blue Jay Camp, were shopping in
town between trains Tuesday.
Tbe Jolly Five were entertained at Ibe
home of Mra. Frank Nash, Wednesday
a Iter noon.
The W. C. T. U. beld their regular
meting at tbe borne ol M re. Kate Barnea,
Wednesday afternoon. Tbe next meet
ing will be at tbe borne of Mrs. A. Dun
kle. May 27tb.
Tbe League gave an interesting pro
gram .Sunday evening, celebrating tbe
ailver Jubilee. Officers elected to serve
tbe League the coming year: Preaident,
Vinton Mealy; vice presidents, Mra. U.
B. Watson, Ruth Watson, Ethel Rich;
secretary, Loretta Dunkle; treasurer, W.
C. Silzle.
Joseph Wolfe, who baa been aick with
a cold for tbe paat week, waa able to go
to Whig Ulll to apeod the week end with
his uncle.
Lottie Fitzgerald baa been confined to
her bed lor tbe paat week with stomach
aod kidney trouble.
Relativea in town are somewhat con
ceroed about word received from George
Wolfe, of Sisteraville, W. Va., saying be
bad suffered a nervous breakdown aod
waa In a serious condition.
Mrs. Albert Dunkle waa Warren
visitor Tuesday.
Mia. W. F. Jones took ber pupila to
Minister Wednesday evening, by special
train, and repeated tbe muaicale.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Watson attended
tbe funeral of Cecil Rudolph at Hickory,
Thursday.
Stephen West received word wbile at
work Friday that bia brother waa dead.
In consequence be went to bis borne at
Fryburg to attend tbe fuDeral.
Effle Shaffer of Endeavor viaited ber
grandmother, Mra. Mary Shaffer, several
daya during tbe week.
Rex ford Henderson baa come borne
from Meadvllle to spend tbe summer
itb bis parenta.
Arcb. Horner baa purchased a Colom
bia five passenger car, and ia enjoying
ridea with tbe rest ol tbem these daya.
Rulb Wilson waa down from Sheffield
aod spent tbe week-end with Mra. F. V.
Hendrickson and other friends.
Herald Fitzgerald hurt his leg some
time ago and it baa been troubling bim
considerably tbe last week, ao abscess
having formed which il was necessary to
bave lanced,
Tbe Kiogsley House ia undergoing
some Deeded repaira in tbe form of a new
porch, and tbe drug store la getting a new
roof tbia week.
Mra. John Burbeno of Starr was tbe
guest of ber sister, Mra. Maude Berlin,
Saturday.
Rev. Henry Sraalleuberger waa elected
aa delegate to attend tbe League conven
tion al Emlenton, and tbe Missea Mary
Duukle and Olive Wolfe to attend tbe
Sunday school convention at Claringten.
Missea Verne Miller and Any Kinch
were elected alternates.
Wade Simpson drove to Tionesta in
his car Saturday, taking bia mother-in-law,
Mra. Snyder, down. Ilia niece,
Doralula Zents, returned with bim and
ill remain aa ibeir guest for a abort
time.
Jay Catlin moved bia family to Minis
ter tor tbe summer.
Tbe Misses Edna and Belle Smith and
Alma Mathewa spent tbe week-end with
their parents at Mayburg.
Mr. and Mra. F. J. Heuderaon and aon
Rex, and tbe Missea Rachel Hunter and
Olive Wolle drove to Minister Sunday
and called on Mr. and Mra. M. F. Catlin.
Tbe weather being favorable all those
having cars enjoyed a ride Sunday after
noon. K. E. Daubenspeck drove to Ty
lersbvrg. At a meeting of tbe school board Sat
urday afternoon tbe blgb school teachers,
Prof. J. L. SimmoDa, Margaret Goodfel
low and Howard Gayley, were all re
elected. Tbe teachers in tbe grades are
all new, tbe M isses Sigworth of Tionesta,
Frill and Riser of Starr, Arner of Clar
ion, and Smallenberger of Kellettville,
being elected to tbe different rooms.
Cbarley Daubenspeck jumped from the
runway al tbe mill during tbe week,
lighting on a spike, which penetrated the
ball of bia foot and la causing bim aome
Inconvenience.
Program for tbe entertainment to be
beld at the ball Saturday evening, May 23:
Piano Solo, Marjorie Nasb
song Band ol soldiers Li. T. u
Recitation A Boy Wanted
- Virginia Jenkina
Piano Duett
James Flvon, Augusta Brewer
Recitation Can It Be Right ,
Thelma Jenkina
Recitation,. Mary Harrington
song
Reading White Azealiaa
Dauphine Smallenberger
nay a iarit at onotuck hhii ,
Y. P. B. Girls
Recitation Little Blossom
Margaret Rich
Piano Solo Amy Klnch
Flag Drill .L.T. L.
Recitation My Little White Basket, ...
Mabel Graham
Tbe play to be given by the Y, P. B.
girla ia a very pleaing little one-act
drama which describee a band of girla at
a boarding school baving a lark. Tbe
work to be given by tbe L. T. L.'a and
others has bad special care and nothing
dry or uninteresting will be found on tbe
progaam. No admiaslon will be charged.
Every one ia invited to come. A colleo
tiou will be taken to defray the expenses.
SIOO REWAKII, SIOO.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to leai n that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science hax been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tbe only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease, requires a constitutional treat
ment. Hall's Catarrh Curo is tuken in
ternally, acting directly apon the blood
and mucous surface ol' the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the' constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro
prietors bave so much faith in ita cura
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for list of testimonial.
Address, F. J. CH EX EY A CO.,
Toledo, Ohio.
Sold bv Druggists, 75c
Hall's Family Pills are the )et.
Chamberlain's Liniment.
This preparation is mtended especially
for rheueuatis ii, lame back, sprains and
tike ailments. It ia a favorite with people
who are well acquainted with its splendid
Jualitiee. Mrs. Charles Tanner, Wabash,
nd saya of it, "I bave found Chamber
lain's Liniment the best thing for lame
back and aprains I bave ever used. It
works like a charm and relieves pain aud
soreness. It has been used by others of
my family as well a myself for upward
of twenty years." 25 and SOoent bottles.
For aale by all dealers.
Mayburg.
Sunshine seems to bring gladneea to tbe
people of tbia place after baving so tnucb
wet weather. The heavy rains of last
week raised the creek materially and also
caused several land slides tbsl delayed
traffic on the S. T. road several hours
Wednesday,
Hazel Burrowa left Monday morning of
last week to spend tbe summer uioutbs
with ber aunt In Corry,
Prof. E. C. Terrili baa taken employ
ment at tbe mill of tbia place.
Henry Deebner spent .Sunday , with
relatives in Cherry Grove,
Misses Cora Walters and AnnaShepard
were Kellettville shoppers Monday f last
week. ..y -
A special train was run from Nebraska
Wednesday evening to accommodate ibe
people who alteuded tbe musical given
by the pupila of Mrs. W. F. Jonoa, in tbe
tow Da of Mayburg, Kellettville and
Porkey, at Mioiater. Tbey returned at a
very late hour, and were soon ready to
retire, aa it waa not sucb a delightsome
trip through the mud. But the entertain
ment waa a success.
Mr. aod Mra Edward Merchant were
Warren shoppers Friday.
Mr. and Mra. Roland Dailey bave re
turned to tbeir borne after spending sev
eral weeka witb relativea and friends out
of town.
Edward Mealey of Beaver Valley was
the gueet of the Wm. Deehoer family Fri
day evening. Oa returning to bia borne
tbe day following be was accompanied ty
bis daughter, Mra. Deshner and children.
A large load of bay and atraw waa
stored in tbe Cook Oil Lease barn, for tbe
benefit of tbe borses on that lease.
Victor Carlson and family occupied tbe
new Camp, built by Wm. Deshner and
Cbarley Gregory, one day last week at
Logan.
Delia Cook and Mra. Rbet. Plyler were
Kellettville shoppers one day last week.
Wm. Deshner is attending court at Tio
nesta tbia week.
News was received here one day last
week, of tbe arrival of an 11-pound son
who came to gladden tbe borne of Mr.
and Mra. Eari Mealey of Oil City. Mr.
Mealey is well known to frienda in this
community.
Quite an improvement is being made
in the town park since some of our citi
zens bave become industrious. Many
seem to be taking an interest in cleaning
op and improving tbe looks of the town.
Newtown Mills.
Mr. and Mra. Wm. Paul viaited the
latter's sister, Mrs. Kate Euiert, on Whig
Hill, Sunday.
Warren Jones, Jr. was a Sheffield visit
or one day last week.
Miss Tressa Hendrickson of Kellett
ville waa a guest at W. F. Joues' Sunday.
Al Smith and aon Paul aod nephew,
Cameron Fike, of Strattonville, were
visitors of the former's family over Sun
day, Paul remaining wbile the others re
turned Mondsy, Ed. Smith and Willie
Fike going with them.
Helen Paul, who baa been in Frankliu
for tbe past two yeara, ia home for Ibe
summer with bet parenta. Mr. and Mra.
C. Paul.
Eva Osgood who ia Btaying with Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Jones and finishing
school at Kellettville, visited ber mother,
Mrs. H. Osgood, at tbe camp above May
burg over Sunday,
Archie Hepler of Tioneata waa a visitor
in town Saturday evening.
Clarence Jonea ia in Tionesta tbia week
attending court.
A number of our people atteoded the
musical given by Mra. Jones at Minister
last Wednesday evening, a special train
running down and taking tbem up and
bringing them back.
Mr. and Mra. W. F. Jones, Mrs. Wm.
Blauser and Miss Emma Rudolph at
tended tbe funeral of Cecil Rudolph, al
tbe Zuendel church Thursday.
John Carpenter waa a visitor at East
Hickory over Sunday.
Geo. Zuendel of Kellettville waa in
town a few daya laat week pruning apple
trees.
Mrs. Levi Grove of Kellettville aod
Miss Mable Sbepard of Mayburg visited
Mrs. Al Smith Sunday.
Tbe Blum boys who are employed at
and near Mayburg were borne over Sun
day.
Adam Kemery of near Pittafield viaited
bia children who are staying witb bia
brother, Wm. Blauser, Saturday and
Sunday.
Mra. Frisby of Tidioute called on Mrs.
Al Smith one day laat week.
A Fakirless Show.
The Sun Brothers' World's Progressive
Shows, that will give two performances
in Tioneata, June 18tb, has a record of
twenty-two yeara of continuous service b'
fore tbe people aod baa tbe distinction of
being tbe cleanest tented exhibition that
ever traversed tbe United Statea. It baa
never allowed any gamblers, fakira, for
tune tellers, Oriental dancing girl con
earns, no catch penny devices, no ticket
scalpers, no short change artists, no peo
ple to follow It from town to town witb
questionable prize schemes, no street
corner lopera-in and in faot nothing that
can in any way reflect on a first class en
tertainment enterprise. The show this
season ia tbe finest and best ever devised
by this well known and liberal firm of
managers, whose policy is to be enter
tainers of ibe publio and not part and
parcel of a bunch ol grafters. adv
Sick Headache.
Mrs. A, L. Luckie, East Rochester, N.
Y., was a victim of sick headache aod
despondency, csused by a badly weak
ened and debilitated condition of ber
stomach, when she began taking Chain
berlaio'a Tablets. She says, "I found
tbem pleasant to take, also mild and
effective. In a few weeks' time I waa re
stored lo my former good health," For
sale by all dealers.
For a Torpid Liver.
'I bave used Chamberlain's Tablets off
and on for the past six years whenever
my liver shows signs of being in a dis
ordered condition. Tbey have always
acted quickly and given me the desired
relief," writea Mrs. F. H.Trubus, Spring
Title, N. Y. For sale by all dealers,
C. A. Anderson Greenhouse Company,
Tionesta, Pa.
Dreer's and Burpee's garden seeds;
onion sets; early, seed potatoes; pansy
plants, new varieties; flowering and dec
orative bouse plants; all kinds of vege
table plants in aeasou lor plauliog, ady
Porkey.
Among our citizens who are attending
court at Tioneata tbia week are D. W.
Downey, F. A. Littlefield, Geo, Shay and
Clare Catlin.
Thomas Miller aod O. K. Rupert will
serve on tbe election board al Bine Jay
Tuesday, aud Rupert expects to go I
Tioneata the next day on busineaa.
Rosa and Reed Weller of Kellettville
rode Ibeir bicycles up to Ibis place Sun
day aod speut tbe afternoon witb tbe Ru
perl boys.
Clinton Barber of Henrya Mill was a
visitor in tbe village Snnday.end called
on tbe Rupert Ismity srCD be're.
Mra. D. W. Downey will attend the
Court at Tioneita this weea aa a spectator
and to aee tbe eights of ibe oouou seat. '
Mrs. J. C. Black is on the sick list witb
a bad cold. it
-Mike Murphy baa moved Til family
Irona tbe lease bouse on lot 48-1 to Minis
ter where be baa bought a bouse. The
woods was too damp lor bia wife and ebe
waa aick all tbe time tbey lived on the
bill.
Frank Heuderaon and W. A. Kinob or
Kellettville were through town on Sun
day witb their new cara, aud found our
roads quite rough In comparison witb
this time last season.
Mlsa Rulb Liudsey of Cozy Nook spent
Suuday with frienda in our town and bad
a tine drive bebiud tbe Blum trotter.
Mra. W. F. Jouea' music class, includ
ing pupils from Kellettville, Porkey,
Mayburg, Minister and Sheriff, gave a
very Interesting recital In the Methodist
church at Miuister, Wednesday evening
of laat week, and the only part of it that
did not please waa tbe tuningof tbe piano.
Tbia instrument waa in bad tune for an
occasion ol Ibis kind and out aympatbies
were with the performers after we beard
the first few bars of the first number by
Jamea Flynn and Miss Amy Kincb, who
are about aa One a pair of players aa you
ill find In these parte, and some of tbe
higher grades were executed witb good
technic, showing great ability. Mrs. Jonea
baa a large class and is putting the pupila
right to tbe front aa far aa grades are con
cerned. We enjoyed tbe music very
much and hope lo bear more of It later on.
Tbe Sunday acbool has decided to bave
two picnics this year, one on May 27th
and tbe other In Auguat. It waa decided
to solicit money for tbe purchase of ice
cream this year ao as to make it eaaier on
the purse of a few, aa baa been tbe custom
in tbe past. Tbey expect a fine time at
tbia great children's bappy event, and
hope tbe weather will be suitable.
Tbe largest attendance we bave bad for
some time waa present at Sunday acbool
laat Sunday, the total being 56 souls.
Notice To Teachers.
Tbe Board of Directora of Howe town
ship will meet on Saturday, June Bib,
1!H, 10:30 A. M., to elect Ita teachers for
the coming term. All applicants who
are unacquainted witb tbe board will
send certificate witb application.
O. E. Rupert, Secretary.
Porkey, Pa., May 11. 1914. 2t
-HENS WON'T LAY WHEN TOR
TURED BY lice and mitea; Pratts Pow
dered Lioe Killer aod Pratta Dislnfeclart
quickly exterminate these trouble-makers;
slight cost. Sold ou money back
guarantee by first class dealers every
where, adv
Legal Xotlce.
No. 2, May Term. 1913.
Forest County Commou Pleas. Sitting
in Equity.
Marion L. Gerow, Plaintiff,
va.
Katharine Fitzgerald, widow, John C.
Fitzgerald, Mary J. Manross, intermar
ried with Charles E. Manross, AanfS
Murdock, intermarried witb William
Uurdock, Dora Siginan, intermarried
with Valentine Sigman, Henry Fitzger
ald, Ellen McCaffrey, intermarried witb
Jobn McCaffrey, Mangie Gillinnn, inter
married witb G. H. Giltinau, Alice Fltz
gerald, Hannah Fabey, Intermarried with
Jobn Fabey, beirs at law of James Fitz
gerald, deceased, tbe following minors,
children of Ellen McCaffrey, now de
ceased, Thomas McCaffrey, Mary Mc
Caffrey, and tbe lollowing minors, chil
dren of Maggie Giltinan, now deceased,
Agnea Gillinan, Thomas W illaim Gilti
nan, Defendanta.
To tbe above named, Plaintiff and De
fendants: Notice ia hereby given, that I as Mas
ter appointed by decree of the honorable
court on February lfltb, 1!M, to divide
and partition tbe laud described in the
plaintiff's bill and to make appraisement
tusreor, did go upon tbe said land anil
view tbe same on April 18th, 1914, and I
do hereby give notice that I could not
divide the ssid land without prejudice to
or spoiling tbe ssme in tbe proportion or
parta as the parties were entitled to, and
I did on said date, April )8tb, 1914, value
aod appraise the aaid land at tbe price
or sum of Sixteen Huorded and Fifty
Dollars.
You are hereby notified and I hereby
enter a rule upon you to accept or refuse
tbe same at Ibe appraisement by either
notice to me or by sealed bida on or be
fore June 15tb. 1!14, said bids to be hand
ed to me or mailed to my address at
lionesta, fennavlvanla
A. C. BROWN, Escj., Master.
City
Fruil Store
H. I. Cohen, Proprietor.
Always Ready
To supply your wants in anything
in the
Fruit
and
Vegetable
Line.
No such stock ever kept in Vio
nesta before.
Our reputation already extends
to all parts of the County, and all
because we keep the Freshest,
the Largest and the Best stock.
Come and See.
You are bound to be more
than pleased.
Two Doors Above Hotel Wea
ver, Tionesta.
WALK-OVER
Shoes & Oxfords
The new English Lasts in Tan
and Gun Metal, $4.00.
Other Dress Shoes,
$2.60, $3.00, $3.60.
G. W. ROBINSON & SON
Legal Xotlce.
Notice is hereby given that a petition
has been tiled witb tbe Board of Game
Commissioners of ibe Slate of Pennsyl
vania, asking tbat Forest county be
closed to the hunting of elk or deer for a
period of five years, and tbat a bearing
will be had upon said petition Dy me aaia
B ard. if required, at Ita office in Harris
burg. Pa., Monday, June 1, 1914, where
and when all persona In interest may at
tend If tbey see proper.
K, J. Hopkins, secretary.
Charter Notice.
Notice ia hereby given that an applica
tion will be made to tbe Governor of tbe
State of Pennsylvania, on Friday, June
5, 1914, by D. o. Shields, t. J. Keyoer
and W, H. Pickena, under tbe Act of
Assembly of tbe Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, entitled "An Act to pro
vide (or tbe Incorporation aud Regula
tion of Certain Corporations," approved
April 29. 1874. and tbe supplements
thereto, for tbe charter of an intended
corporation to he called MARIENVILLE
GLASS COMPANY, tbe character aud
object of which ia "manufacturing and
selling glass bottles," and for tbia pur
pose to bave, possess and enjoy all tne
rights, benefits and privilegeaof the said
Act of Assembly and ita supplements.
M. A. IARR1NUBR, Solicitor.
rOl'CLAIl SLMHY
EXCURSION
TO
Oil City
AND
Titusville
SUNDAY, MAY 31
SPECIAL TRAIN
Trail Learn, Bonn! Trip Fan
Warren 9.63 a.m. $1.00
Irvineton 10.06 a.m. 1.00
Tidioute 10.26 a.m. .76
West Hickory . 10.66 a.m. .76
Tionesta 11.06 a.m. .76
Returning Special Train leaves Titusville
8.00 p. m., Oil City 8:40 p. m.
Pennsylvania R.R.
J. L. Hepler
LIVERY
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witb first class equipment. We ran
fit you out at any time for either a
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at reasonable rates. Prompt service
and courteous treatment.
Conn and see us.
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Telephone No. 20.
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Every Graduate of the State Normal School at Indiana, Pa., has had the
advantage of actual teaching experience. Practice lends confidence and
makes the significance of book-learned precepts come out clear and strong.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE
NORMAL SCHOOL of Indiana, Pa.
Where Ambition is Inspired, Directed and Trained
1H
THE INDIANA SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
and THE INDIANA CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC . .
ino Maauig
The Fortieth Year Opens Sept. 8, 1914
I A O .-
rfEPPUDENT MAN3EGAM EARLYTO
BANK HfSMONEy-JtQWffE ENJOYS K
-f A New York theatrical man with an income of $25,000
a year went to Wall Street with $20,000 and trippled it.
His head was turned in a few months theatres closed
income ceased and Wall Street had finished his spare
change. The extravagance his family had been used to soon
drove him to the extremity of mortgaging property and sacri
ficing pet securities. Today he is broke.
CAPITAL STOCK, 150.000. SURPLUS, 1100,000.
Do your banking with us. A rOV POYlf
We pay liberal interest consistent with safety , T. yjKSx j3ll.v.
Forest County Nedionad Bank,
TI OX EST A, PA.
The Studebaker
A Very
High Class
AUTOMOBILE
Four and Six
The Sedan,
The Landau Roadster,
and the
Studebaker Delivery Car.
Fully Equipped, Best Material,
Studebaker Car.
Address. J W REIGEL,
Agent for Forest County,
Marienville, Pa.
Call over the Farmers' Telephone, Leeper Central. Either will bring a
prompt response.
Don't buy till you have seen the Studebaker.
IIF.R-Lansonf
Still On Deck.
. SELLS
jOIcomarffarcne?
I Buster Brown
Slices,
General
Merchandise.
Nearly Everything You Seed.
1 ALWAYS THE RIGHT PRICE,
i
CONNECTION WITH THE STATE Nnsuii
uuntutions of tneir kind in
New
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At a Mod
erate Price.
Cylinder Cars.
and Handsomest in Finish, that's the
At the
Racket Store
BARGAINS
in
Graniteware, Tinware,
Glassware, Chinaware,
Stationery, Hosiery,
Wall Paper, Window Shades
Elm Street, Tionesta, Pa.
idc
A E. KINSLPY i.l
ft COCWELDor
Pennsylvania
ulilwnoi now recdr lor distribution.
Dr. Jamtt E. Amml. r
IVriie
for ihe
New
Catalogue