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The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
ALL READY TO LEAVE.
EVACUATION OF PORTO RICO.
sp-n,srd- wan soon D.Pars-rhs Erseu.
Aiion of Cuba wni he SLOW Pro
Co.'S

san Juan. Porto Rico. Sept. IS
The preparations for the einbarka-
ton Of the Spanish troops are re-
ported TO he complete, although the
American commissioners have no;
been offielally advised TO that effect.
Two ships OF the Compania Trans
Atlsutica Company are expected to
arrive here on the 2ith instant. Five
vessels viii be required TO transport
all the luggage and Held artillery and
equipment. The Porto Rlcan troops
are to be landed near Cadlz.
The United STATES commissioners
have agreed that such troops rs de-
sire 10 remain here may do 50. and
practically all the volunteers and
some Of the regulars whose families
snd interests are here viii remain.
II the necessary ships were here the
Island would be evacuated and for
nially in our possession within thrcc
days
The American commissioners are
highly cratificd with the spirit shown
by the Spanar,iS. The unexpected hrs
happened Where Il was expected
thar opposition and delay would be
In good faith the STanish commits
arranged with them the terms OF
evacuation. our commissioners ex-
pcet 20 see the American flag hOisted
and tlRs Spanish tag hauled down
forever within three weeks
Havana. sept lS-T morrow the
commissioners an,i their entire stats
viii remove to the Trocha hotel. NJ
Nctiadc. which has been put In excel
lent sanitary condition The general
health aboard the steamer Resolute
IS good
An Official meeting Of the Spanish
evacuation commission was held last
night 70 consider the form of evacua-
ton by The Spanish troops. and with
the object Of aoluainting the Amerl-
can commission with the exact num-
Der and positions % the spanish sol
diers. and the hest methods Of em-
barking them.
This afternoon there were sent on
board the Resolute sealed documents
supposed 10 contain the statement or
the results of last nights conference.
II Is understood that Il is proposed
TO start the evacuation from eas; to
west. cn1harkins the troops at the
ports ~ Gibara- Neuviias. CienfueEus
and Havana
The official statement of the number
OF Spanish soldiers Ia the island s
said to place the aggregate at 10000.
md II Is understood that il is proposed
that the iuen shall carry With them
their arms. ammunition, material and
II X estimated that the end u Feb
r11aFy viii have come before the evac-
uaiion al the island is completed. as
the soldiers mitst embark In spanish
vessels. II i suggested that this win
be an advantage 10 both countries.
the United States having an opportu-
nifty to acclimatiZe lis men during the
winter mouths, as Il is proposed hat
the American government shall laUd
;roops 20 occupy each post simulfA-
neously with it's evacuation. not i-av-
Ing the post uusuartied At any time.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
Big Raiiroad Deal Announces.

Chicago, Sept. 1.-THE Times Herald
this morning announces that a confer
ence held at the Auditorium Annex
last evening between Representatives Of
Speyer & Co Of New York and r. %.
Armour, Norman B. Ream. Marshall
Field and ]. j HIN, president Of tho
Great Northern. the gentleman named
secured a controlling Interest m the
Baltimore S Ohio Hallway Company.
j. T. HiII VIII probably be ire CON
trolling spirit of the -oad. No figures
IN The denl are obtainable
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
MONEY ORDERS ron HOME ust
rh~y Can Nov Ii- I'D =. fi.ak ch~eA,

Th~, Can Ss- B- U--d a. ti~ak cs~ek.
Washington. sept 1.-THE public
win greatly appreciate the convenieuse
afforded through an order ts~tf-i 20
dag by First Assistant Postmast
General Heath. witch authorizes T.a-';-
masters tn Issue money nrleszs I7ayai,!e
at their own offic.s
This practice has not been heretofC.c
followed and the new departure wiil
81 an accommodation 20 the grsat
number Of people a ho, not having an
account with bank, desire 10 foEIow
This economical and absolutely safe
method IN payment of bills. sfc.
Thssse money orders may Row y.
used. for Illustration in payusgnt ~
gas bilis, merchants and grOerr's bis.s,
etc In ~lu8H places the person in
dehtrd 20 n farmer may have ar or
der drawn IN favor ~ the latter. pay
able u him AZ any time and sent 20
him by urichtz2r who obtains and
delivers the mail for the neighl'or-
hood, the entire euSt. say for sic. b.
lng 10 cents
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
FARMERS AND RAHcHHS
Break the Harness and s'a'S
nopOly.

Foy wear. iae szasGR and hainsss - n
afe trsirr., have SECURED eistt -. -. 80 )
fta4y goods, bot ritktn sfe pas' t3..,r, = -
n, s-5tsitsfueif assistance 81 t9a - ~ !
ssaen of Colorado ard a1lesnlil -. II =.
81 nearcr. Coiorsdo, has 49,, sd
Sacais4. Harness aaa Hprss e., sasi
vnTy igssst possible notch ~ 5sy-ss ,
BeiSw are a fep Of rs E.... Ec,ss.sg - -
furu sshra a eAfHier 70 . kAh v N.t, q -
X at,i guArKn Esssx any seinciigs - - .
faction or moseY fesarnsf, 81
srutsd s. =, ed.li-N
- noable FAr-l Hsrness 80 ",s syses<'
So u-oubie CufesFt hArness - ~. .-..zsa,i
~ DspbIS C,lnnorsi Harness VIZ
ss a. single BusEsF Hasneas -, Hs,sss
~ eineir Bussy solid slnEie ,sss HESS
sas sinsse BuE.sy Solid sins g ,ilLLI, fIseie.
iis sssei Horn sIeck sAi'le. iA's'
$40
n % Soiic Havhire RrEs7 y hi i.xt rshf
Beat Heavy Brown and n~hlo ~
Zine Heavy Fancy Web Hatult ts5fs n
p.s-s Diamond Axle SEehsl ~ 7, \, f-Ils :.
The Celebrated J. |. c, hlLs 2. 100 ,tclf'
And every article IN car ''izll
ly low prices ,,,,,yrfi sAfpo
yKED MtTEII.ER's MAMA5s9,Ii ,IiHI1RK y
HARNESS MANI y ~ ceSs,ss
tGs 70 itis I.arsmer street psp's'
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ciaeas1 msny
~ thez viii
rhNam matissn-
50 b asu<errr
wssA&zmf sn-
< & n ay uks
uoN resides al
Einff- IN.
whsT, he has
lren justice of
tAr F~Gen and
was the nTrs
prewfa~bt q
The hssArd q
trmssesA In =
re~ut izfeg-
.Ti@W kssaid
\ hal tsxn
. saGs-er Of
rhenmatisa
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rng Rusn FoR ooLp.
Ftors 90 TlmtI HlaFa- IA

TIE rgsh q geld seekers 70 ths kluz4ik.
bring thTtiling memories 10 the forty
riacrs' stiu alive. 81 tie tine WAen tber
af The great American fesErs On fhs inarney
- TIE Land 1f Tnld Thsao psansers tel
sc-ss eEp~rfez,css Ehirh shuuld ~ hr.,fssi
by "a seekers tu&ays NunsisBt rxfsdsars
AZ faulty dies ktlissi large Easah,@Ft, wtiis
nsaTiy al the ssrrivors Nsre sr,ietrd with
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for rusaher q years and tis fssts a. times
was very intsrssp. } srird Ell TIE Pspprie-
tArv Dedicinsz ! pouia SAlEk - bear %,
o1f received no raiirf
! finally Flaeet szy cass With scve-al
physirtans sod doctCrsd vita sscn for
sptas tine. bot they failed % DO ne sny
good FlnaIly. with ny hoPe- e rriisf
nearly exhausted rcas an afxlrls rrgsrSs-
Tag i}r. WliiA1as Ftnk Pit. for PAis Ps-p-
pie which indEeaa rae - try theEa- unr
ankioas 20 &. nd - tire terrible dixeN-~-
a8a bought fuo tsa4ss az thoplit~ thorsa
using theru about Harrh. i-37 Aft@r
had taken two h1xez I Nas eosaplc.eir
cured, ard tsr paiz has never r~sHrB~d- !
think u = ghs i'esi nsssitrius tars ever
taSsu. and am v diiux At any time 70 sirp
zy uau,e - any tsstilnpuy setting fsTsn ia
good EnertEa,
esiEasi5 ApaN yAssrxnr.
SuhSerisesl and ssnrn 20 before ne. this
-sth day q sscpTesnt tssr Isls.
fBASELiN G. Ff-Nz, Nqsars Pssbiie-
NJ Nanggudy's statssuent ozEht 20 he
Regarded A. criterion n sss Eoos3 rasriss
ot tAs~e pilis, and shat better pToos sould
pe-Hua want than the aesse farna-
4hes. plils stand unriSalled ns = tozie for
the blood
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
AL-LN NL.-.rNr.r-
Isnalr,.r,l. .. Cl,ir..

The great gsaugsRardg % the Old word
ar- 1nnEuifceut n ceEzuslriszH sath ths
CnuEssyatigriF U8rrgW avenues % whtcM
the uaEsF % huuievkFd asr hesn given In
America IL = rare that fhe came of
houirTarf . EiveB 90 auT aVssige in THE
oid world rEat - less than - fset %
sgtagh.--af eshaIlss rnunghly
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
IN, Rra.., WI.

The Uuinn pacffle 4 tpiuE nearly All the
business from Celnru8n 70 fn# Guaatha Xxx
position q because they have the Kind q
IccoraulpdArtQas and the trains that the
people want, Ticket otfl0u 81 Seventeenth
= rect
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ps-l r.s,.,, - - -, -. IL. -,

Io gult scoaceu easily aad forever - mag
Eefic. full o. LIE nerve ard vtSoF take Sa-To-
bsc- the Wonder-Ea-Gsr that mates ueaE Eae1
strurE- AL drvgEssts. afc- az "a Cure gazra1-
tired H5oklet and sample free Address
Sterling Remedy Co Chlrazo or SsH YoFk
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21

Captain MiEzeniop II an active oelesr r
'.AcJireT He was the nrst nnau on To,
lecture platfprFa Hffcr tAS war s50sed
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
'ToE-GUm CURES cORNS
DR. money back ise at all druggists

" hats TIE rnatter Win Mra stror
rlskerF She's furious with the War
Department. because her husband Was
seastck on the way back from Cubs
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21

Has William complained much since he
came home from camp Yes: he
says our beds are too soft and he has
caught cold sleeping in the house.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21

''Jibbsr cheated we out 81 every collar
! put imfe his business Cant yUI ~
aHythingF No. he got out trat win
the report that had cheated him.
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
Hairs catRrrh Cure
Is constitutional cure. Price, 75c.

= wonder what Induced Miss Jubb 70
Il hy naming her Phiionela .
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21

believe ny prompt use OF Piso's Care
prsFcafe1 quick uaptlaD.-MrS- Lucy
Wailace, Marquette. kahs. Dec. IL 1896
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21

Clara. dear. you don't seem to notice
whether your hair Is gray or not = "No.
dear lsaheis l know you win keep me
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
TO Cure Constipation For..eI

Take casearets Candy czthArtie Ioo or 20
II c G c fail 70 cure, druggists refund money
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21

who Is the best man at a wedaIpg7-
the clergyman. OF course; he gets
The Lamar register., 1898-09-21
Mrs WInsiow'. sootbInr,yra,

Fo- Afisrro tsethisssften. ihs lsar,s lns.
Ea-i1a A4lays paia. -ind coke IS cents bata
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
The Dragon Fly.

No one could fail to be struck with
the singularly perfect adaptation of
the insects structure to life of aerial
piracy. The four wings are large, and,
in proportion to their weight, enorm-
ously strong. Each Is supported by q
wonderfully arranged network Of slen-
der ribs, which give the necessary rig
idity to the thin, Transparent mem
brane forming its basis. The muscles
by which the wings are moved are
massive and powerful, and are so ar
ranged among themselves that the ami
NAL is capable of steering its course
with an unerring accuracy which any
bird might envy. In this power it is
largely aided by marvellous keenness
of sight; for, in addition to the two
great, gorgeously colored compound
eyes which make up so much Of the
head, the insect possesses three small
er 'simple" eyes, making five eyes in
all. The prey when overtaken is seized
and devoured by means Of powerful,
sharply toothed jaws.
An animal which lives such an active
life naturally requires very perfect
breathing apparatus, and this is amply
provided by system of holes on the
sides Of the body which open into an
elaborate network of air tubes, sup
plying every part Of the system. The
air in these tubes is constantly re-
newed by the regular compression and
dilatation Of the body by special mus
cles. Chambers Journal.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07

The Philadelphia Commercial Mu-
scum says that Porto Rico is well
adapted by soil and climate not only
for the growing of cotton, but for the
manufacture Of cotton fabrics as well,
though for the growth of the plant it
will be necessary to engage native
labor or to secure help from Cuba.
OF the more than one thousand streams
upon the island sixty are navigable,
and many Of them could be utilized to
furnish power, which is an important
consideration, since all the coal used
must be brought from this country;
and all the chief towns are connected
by railway, though communication
with the interior is only possible by
OK teams.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
SCIENTIFIC AND INDUSTRIAL.

The total area Of the coal fields in
the world is estimated at All, 800
square miles.
The eyes OF the birds that fly by
night are generally about double the
size Of those of day birds.
Experiments have been made show
ing that dark hair will bear weight
of 112 grammes, while blonde hair
tears if seventy-fve grammes are at
tached.
The increased use of aluminium IN
the arts is being recorded constantly
in the technical press, and possibly
its most recent application is for print
ers' type.
An Australian physician, @. J. Mar
tin, has expressed his conviction that
it will soon be possible to procure a
serum that will neutralize the poison
of snakes.
A product resembling common wool
en- yarn is now being made in Sweden
from mixed peat fibre and wool in the
proportion of seventy-five per cent. of
the former.
When subjected to great pressure
wood pulp takes an extraordinary
hardness. 1t has been found avail
able as material for paving bricks,
drain tiling and conduits for electric
cables.
According to the "undulatory the
ory," which is now generally accepted,
light is the vibration, or undulatory
motion, produced by luminous body
in an elastic, weightless. everywhere
present medium called ether. These
waves travel at the rate of 1856, 600
miles a second.
A scientist has discovered that elec-
trical currents in the form Of waves
rapidly succeeding one another can
produce insensibility to pain and cold
in the flesh, acting as an au@sthetic
like ether. When the currents we're
applied to the finger and thumb by
wires the finger could be pricked with
a pin without pain.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07

The recent establishments of whale
oil mandatory on Notre Dame Bay
calls attention to the fact that whaling
is now q paying venture off the coast
of Newfoundland. Recently seven
whales, worth nearly $1,000 each, were
captured by a company of Norwegian
wbalers. A company has been formed
to carry on the industry. This ought
to make the old fishermen around
Amagansett prick up their ears. Pos
sibly the old shipyard of Cold Spring
Harbor, which fitted out the whalers
Of the last century, may resume bust
coas
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
Rcd, White and Blue Trees.

New Haven has a novel exhibition
of the national colors. On one Of the
avenues there is plot of land with a
frontage Of perhaps 800 feet and with
a row Of large trees extending along
the entire front. These trees have all
been whitewashed from the groundu up
to q height Of maybe eight feet.
Around the top Of the white trunk has
been laid foot-wide band of fred, then
comes a white band of the same
width, and below that a foot-wide
band Of blue. The bands are painted
on at a uniform height, aud this long
unbroken line of large trees thus
painted presents a striking appear
ance. The trees in front of another
place in the neighborhood, of less
frontage, are painted in like manner.
New York Sun.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07

In speaking of the recent popular
war loan the Baltimore American says;
Not since the wonderful alacrity with
which, in July, 1871, the French
peasants and the working people OF
Paris went down into their stockings
and subscribed in a day $400, 900, 900
to meet the first installments of the
big war indemnity with which the
German invader was bought out OF
France, has there been SO impressive
q demonstration Of the latent resources
Of great nation, or Of its patriotic
confidence in its Government. 1t will
be to European Governments as signi.
ficant proof Of the enormous re-
served strength Of the American peo.
pie as all our military and naval sue
cesses put together, brilliant though
they are. The wealth of nation and
its ability to raise money within its
own territory on moderate terms is q
main element in its fighting capacity.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
Locust Toxin.

An English scientist who had been
delegated by the English Government
to experiment with locust toxin re.
ports as follows: As the inoculated
locusts died they were kept and dried
and afterward having been given time
to mature they were ground into pow.
der. A swarm Of locusts, which were
two hours in passing, went into alive
acre mealie patch, and some Of these
locusts were saturated with solution
from the ground-up powder and sci
loose again in the swarm, which o
couple of days afterward was visibly
affected. A little later they were all
dead. II this story be true it would
be difficult to exaggerate its import.
ance TO farmers in countries affected
by the locust pest.-Pathfnder.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
Cofrse Is an INJURIOUS Drink.

In answering a correspondent in
the Ladies' Home journal, Mrs. s.
Il. Rorer writes that she considers
coffee, as it is usually made in the
American family-strong and from
the pure bean-an injurious drink,
especially for nervous people. No
doubt the student to whom you refer
can study better after taking q cup Of
coffee, but the new energy is caused
by stimulant, the effects Of which
will soon pass of, leaving him lower
in nervous force. That is the reason
he has headache and feels so misera-
BILE when he is without coffee. II it
is only the hot drink he requires why
not take cup of clear hot water or a
cereal coffee? Children should drink
cold water"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07

young arms, and, walking down to
where the cut ended, just below her
own home, she disappeared from view,
leaving big Gus stricken dumb with
wonder and amazement.
Not once did she falter. Past two
grinning boys she stalked, past their
curious ''hired help" past her aston
ished mother, never stopping till she
had laid her precious burden down
upon the sacred surface of the best
spare bed.
Then she leaned close over him
with strange new light in her dark
eyes. "Joe," she said softly, "Joe,
1 don't think any more that it's the
outside Of man that counts-it's
only what's in him. And-and joe
II think I'll have to marry you,
after all, just toto take care Of you,
you know"
And somehow, for all his broken
arm, Joe Sampson "came to" with
astounding rapidity. Cleveland Plain
Dealer
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
JOLLY US ALONG.

When we, without or with desire,
Are tangled in the law,
A lawyer, then, we needs must hire
To find the needful flaw.
Our splendid case commands his zed
(Whether I is right or wrong);
With writ, adjournment, stay, appeal,
He jollies US alongl
When we perchance have fallen sick,
And fever racks or pain,
Then send we for the doctor, quick,
To bring US health again.
"a marvellous easel None ere SO NIP
(The same old cuckoo song);
With lotion, mixture, potion, pill,
He jollies us aloDgl
But Lawyer Sharp and DR.. Wise,
Who work for needful pelf,
Can never hope to take the prize
When matched with ones own self.
With power or wealth or fame In sight.
We struggle In the throng;
While hope keeps trimmed her Turing light
And jollies US alongi
Hunter MacCulloch, In Puck.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
THEMERRY SIDEOF LIFE.
STORIES TOLD BY THE FUNNY MEN
OF THE PRESS.

That Same Old Gate-A Setback-Causo
and Efect-A substitute-Intellectual
Pride-No Option-Cause For Shame
Appreciated-He's the Only One, Etc
There are things that can be hastened
In this droll old world, We know;
You can hurry up dinner,
You can make a motor 90.
You can speed train or vessel,
Horse and wheel you may control
But no plan has been invented
Which will rush lovers stroll.
Chicago Record.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
Language of Southern spain.

In southern Spain language has been
much degraded in pronunciation, and
by the admixture Of gypsy and other
slang; but differences go according TO
the provinces, not according to the
rank or social position. This uniform
ity Of language is, as it were, the out
ward and visible sign Of a certain So
cial equality which prevails among the
Spaniards. 1t is perfectly compatible
with the recognition Of official rank or
social distinction. But this is given
among the Spaniards, as it is among
the officers of au army, without servil-
ity.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07

More and more is the machine en-
croaching upon the fields where
formerly the handworker held full
sway, says the Dry Goods Economist
This not entirely new observation is
suggested by our latest advices from
Paris as to fall and winter styles. 1t
seems that trimmings Of all kinds will
be profusely used in costume and gar
ment decorations, and that this style
has been brought about largely by the
dressmakers in an endeayor to bring
into popularity something that could
not be produced by machines. Judg-
ing from present reports, however,
they reckoned without their host; for
the modern mechanical devices are
capable of reproducing even the finest
and most delicate designs wrought by
the cunning hand of the seamstress or
maker Of embroidery. Of course
there are some applications and figures
that cannot be made on machines; but
nevertheless such high state of per-
lection has been attained in this direc-
ton that there is but precious little in
his line that the machine cannot re-
produce with fidelity to handwork
that is startling, and SO close is the
imitation in many instances that only
the expert eye can detect the differ
euce.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07

No higher tribute could be paid to
a warship's crow than that paid by
Captain Evans to the men OF the Iowa:
$50 long as the enemy showed his
flag they fought like American sea-
men, but when the flag came down
they were as gentle and tender as
American women.' In that pregnant
sentence is the whole philosophy Of
military heroism.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
An UngratefuI Father.

Father-in-Law-'Look here, young
man, don't you think it's about time
you were going TO work, or do you ex.
pect me to support you tho rest OF
your life?"
Son-in- -Law-"It would be no more
than just, after what L have done for
you"
Father-in-L -Law-'Td like TO know
what you ever done for me"
Son-in-Law-"Why. didn't l take
your daughter off your hands?"-Chi-
cago News.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07

The London Saturday Review says
"The lesson OF all our conflicts with
America was that the American soldiers
and sailors shot markedly better than
our own and won astonishing victor
les. 1t looks as il the old lesson holds
good to-day"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1898-09-07
Cause For Shame.

Perry Patettic-''I have been on
the road fer years. but Tvepever done
anything to be ashamed
Wallace-'I shou ink you
would be ashamed sver doing
anything. ."-Cincinnati Enquirer.