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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-17
AN OPEN LETTER.

wish Io say to those handling the
gossip to the effect that whipped and
abused my wife. that they are dirty liars
and the truth is not in them.
Your talk. lies, and influence have brok
en- up my domestic hSppiuess for life and
that should satisfy YOU without further
rumor; however if you continue your
Sncaking cowardly reports. ,specl.ly 10
strangers as soau rs they come TO town:
you will have To prove same, aside from
some ct your reports as to my Profession
al business.
Itis my aim aud desire to treat all with
due respect aud do the best can FOR all
in need Of my service. and regret very
much that am forced. by unjust treat
ment. 10 call halt To YOUR scandalous
makc-ups.
Please let this be a warming to the
last for mean jtst what say and shall
bring the cowardly mpddlers, without any
cause, TO just stand.
Yours Fraternally
). p Hunt,
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Preliminary Hearing
Of Billings and Reid

The preliminary hearing OF Billings
and Reid as announced in our last issue
was called Tuesday at 10 ocs9ek A. NJ.
Billings was present, having been left
in custody by constable Gardner, bnt
Keid has Rnt been found The court
proceeded with the hearing Of che charge
against Billings by examining as witness
es. Mrssrs. Carter, Kelley, and Hunt.
The defendant had Mrs. Billings and
Mrs. McAdams TESTIFY besides giving his
own testimony.
The testimony given shows the eondI-
lion TO be about as We gave il last week
saore lhan The accused and his sifc claim
that sir Billings was NOT away from the
house aud that Wm. Fuller was connected
with the getting Of sacks from the defend
ant during the night and bringing ihe
chicsens to iiis house.
a subpoena was gotten Tor Fuller to
appeur as Il witness for the state but he
NUS not found.
The court adjourned Tuesday night
by binding Billings over on bond Of
$500 to appear iu the District Court
which will meet Deeesnbcr 5ih.
On failure to find bondsmeu Constable
Gardner took Mr.. Billings to Caldwell
Wednesday where lie was put in Jail for
safe keeping until time for his trial.
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Social Events.

The H. P. e. S met with Mrs. z. ely
mer Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Clymer
made the hishes; score TT high FIVE.
y most elegant lunch was served at i've
O'Clock.
The members Of the Birthday Club
surprised Mrs. Walters at her home Tues
day evening. the occasion being her
twenty-sixth birthday. Mrs Walters
received number Of useful little pres
enis.
\ fine lunch Of sandwiches, saratoga
chips. pickles. coffee and chocolate was
enjoyed, and the evening was pleasantly
spcnt at might've and other games, with
some very select pantomimes. after which
the guests took their departure wishing
the Hostess many happy returns of tbs
year.
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Attend College This year

Never in tA-e history OF our couatrv
was there srander opportunity thas
the pF,sest for educated young men ana
womcu. What an auspicious momca.
for th,sse who are just now on threshold
II life.
GrtEd Is!aad Iiusiu~ss and Normal Cot-
lsgv has toF Soartesn years been the lead
tag Institution ef IFS kind in the westcrs
states and Hvst wear mere than twice IS
many calls ,sssr received for its GRADUATES
as could be supplied EycFshing ncces-
slry fora succ-ssfai start IN life is taught
-Busiurss. Normal and Stershand cour-
seS, ExecEses low Board eHly St.5i
per se-s 0ne ye4r's time given on Ia
ition il desired Czllizs- Record sent frr-
vr lu- s;S cents viii srad elegant eataloe-
Address
Y. N. Harges. President.
Grand Island. Nea~
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-17
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TlMBhR -. AeT - a.I.7s.


UEired States iand ONCE.
Boise. Lds17. November g. is99.
Notice is hereby given that In ooalpliance .iih
the provisions Of the act Of Cels,vess q June :,
1873. entitled An act FOR the sale Of timber lands
IN tho States o. California. Oregon Nevada. and
Wazsiazsoz Territory az extended 70 ali the
Public Lana States By act Of August 4. lsas.
susa Belle Webster Of Horseshoe Bcrd. county
of Bote State OF Idaho has this day tiled in this
office her sworn statement No. y, Tor the par
chase vt me sNg4 or ssyyJ Of Section No. in
Township No. north Rage No. . cas- zna El2
ofer proof TO slis= that the lad solehf Is more
valuable for iss timberor stone than Tor agricut-
u7il purpose. aud 20 establish her claim 70 said
laEd before the Register and Receiver of this
oface at Boise. Idaho, on Saturday, The 20ih day
u January, $50
size names as witnesses; EIwiu Stone Will
iall L. Ray. and Tom Wsods of Horseshoe Beld.
Idaho, ana Joseph T. Jaci-sne Of Boiss. Idaao-
Auy and all persous claiming adversely tAe
aDogs-lleseri5el Lands are requested to iis tick
claims In This onee on or before said slth day of
January. iaeo.
It-ie-go TO i-I2-is0o. james king. Rcsisser
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a REWARD OF $3.50 vii be given 10
any one who viii give anv information
leading tothe capture Of the parties cut
ring the halyafds last Friday night on
the G. \. r, iiaz pale 80 frost OF theis
hall-THE POST
The Idaho Free Travelling Library
is now at Dr. ClFmsr's office. 1t stages
three months ia a place and ilsen &c issrnt
TO another. Any one can get good book
to read free for two weeks. Every body
Call and examine il.
Percy Prescott, relative % Mrs. Ian
caster. left Bath, England. October 2sih
and arrived in Emmett last saturday.
H~ said the sea was very rough aud that
che vessel he came on arrived 10 Sew
IorI, two days late. Mr.. Prescott is web
pleased 50 far ~riih the appearance Of cur
.conutrY and thinks il probable that he
via remain in this vicinity.
Some two months ago Mr. Jacob seirz
Of Emmett lost four head Of cattle
thought to be stolen. Mr.. Gardner re-
ports that while he was in Caldwell The
sheriff brought Two men in from near
Payctts that are charged with the sieal-
ing. 1t seems that the cattle. or two Of
them at least, were sold to a Payette
butcher aud that Mr. SeiIz's brand was
recognized on The hides while our 10 dry
which led to the present detection.
Captain g. G. Dennison is well known
al over Africa ascommander Of the forces
that captured the famous rebel Galisbe.
Under date Of Ncy T. 1897. from Vry-
burg. Bechuanaland, be writes; ''Iefore
starting on the last campaign bought a
quantity Of Chamberlain S Culic, Cholera
aud Diarrhoea Remedy. which ! used
myself when troubled with bowel COM
/ plant. and had given to ny men, and in
every case itp-oved beneficial" For sale
by D. +. Smithson.
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Total

The above is very good showing but
there are many others who own property
aud will be benefited greatly that should
come up and place their names with lib
cral amounts. The donation Of right-of-
way by nearly al Who's land Will be dam
aged 10y the read bed makes il only "a
small amount comparatively to be raised,
but the little help from every one is need
ed or his ucrgh5or has to suuer double
duty.
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a Timely Publication on South
Africa.

South African War Supplement. Just
from the press. and "A revised 70 date two
colurcd map Of the South African seat OF
war. is ANNOUNCED by the New York
World Almanac. he large demand for
She lsa5 World Almanac spanish-Ameri-
can War Supplement- has prompted the
present enterprise
The supplement is a vefitable compen-
dium Of Information about South African
affairs. Il contains a complete resume
of important events leading up 10 the war
between England and The Beers, with "a
description Of Cape Co,ony. Natal aud
the Orange Free State and South African
Republic. showing area. population, pro-
duction, railways. Jelegraphs, transporta-
zion routes. foreign commerce, religion
and climate. also the fighting strength
and resources Of the combatsnts in the
struggle for supremacy in the greatest
gUld-producing country in the world.
The 1859 World Almanac, substanti-
ally bound book Of over 500 pages, the
south African War Supplement- aud the
War Map will be seut by the New York
World postage paid, on receipt Of > cent;
/ in silver or stamps.
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r. B. Committee at work.

This week the railroad committee ap-
pointed sometime ago have teen canvass
ing for subscriptions 70 pay for right-of-
way where damage is asked. or agreed
upon.
The subscription is TO be paid, one-lhird
when the road bed has been completed to
Thos. Russell 5 north line. one-third when
tine road bed is completed 70 tiie east line
OF the town site, and the remaining one
third when the track is laid anG the cars
have come to Emmett provided the road
be built on the north side Of town.
The name aud amount Of each sa5scri-
Der up to date-Thursday mOrning-is as
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-17
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
TIMBER LAND ACT JUNE 3. fs.sS
United states Land Olce,
L.. Il.ln. Sent. Ia. $50

Boise, ldsiLo, sept la, les-
Notice Is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions Of She act Of Congrcss JuEe
g. ISIS, entitled An act for tha sale of timber
lands in the States OF California Oregon. Neva-
da aud Washington Tc-ritc-y.~ as extended 10
al the Public Land States by act OF august 4.
lsga- George ~pieseI. az Baise. eouHiy og ada
St.,e OF it.iho. has this Gay sled IN this oisse
ais sForn statement 40. 20, for ihe purchase OF
the K q. S W Ia and " g. L Ia OF Section
No. 10 in Tr. Nc. : y, Range No e ~. ard
viii oGer proof 10 show That the l-zd sought Is
uisre valuable for it- timber or stoae than fov
agricultural r1ifi. aej to establish his claiia
% ssid land before The Rcai,ter aEd Receiver Il
this etllce at Boise, Idaho on Saturday. thc @sth
Gay % esoVcr1ust, fse2
lie uarlcs - Witnesses; Albert L Grant,
Charles J. Lcoya-d. Charles Munsers. and Chas.
H. Mullen all Of Horseshoe t.eud, Idaho.
ANY and all persons claiming sivsrselS the
abOve-Sescribed lands are requested "a tse shssiS
eiafris IL tnfs office On or bcfore said 18th day a
November, tsg9.
james F-ias- Register.
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Fire Insurance Aet- zsss 9s-al-r a.
Real Estate. Hoase money 70 t.zR Oh
apI~s<sed ss-euriiy long or short slre
60 acres of good land for sale iussi- ..sst
OF Emmett WilseiIia 5.sr ls,a AZ trse Is.
little msney, balance on long tiEae, =
snap.
June %. 1899
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-17

For SALE-The East half u rii- ,seriA n
West saarss.z Of section -. Twp 6.
North Of R4nge3. West Of B. n crafala-
ing Eighty Acres and Right % Oase
Hundred and Sixty Inches of Water frpaa
the Reed Ditch, said srat-r 1o b. fzeas-
ured uader fnur inch pyessare- I sps-
etsl bargsn- For particulars c~ii 81 SsssIs r
Ohice OF ON c. P. Bilderback.
Emmett. lfizis,1
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND. ACT JUNE B. 1873,

-A-f-A4---a -@l--t " A. a Ai-f- - d. leaff
United States I.znc Orice.
Boise. Idaho, sent. I3, iss9-
Notice is hereby given THAT in compliance with
the provisions OF the act OF Congress- OF Juae ,.
1879 entitled An aes for the sale Of timber
lands in The Slases OF CS.11raii.. Oregon. Nsva-
i.s- ard Washington Territory as EXTENDED 70
ali ths Public Land States by act 9l August ..
is:2 Charles n. Mullen. OF Hsrseshoe Beni.
county OF Boise, state VI Idaho. has this dag
fled in this Office lis sworn statement no. i9,
for tEe purchase OF she Z 4 : r a. See g. and
W 2 5 " - OF sec. No. 10 in Tn. g n, Range
30 > T. b IA anu VIII o1sr proof 10 show that
the tsEd sought Is more yaluaoie Tor its timber
or stone than for agricultural purposes. and ~
establish hi claim 10 said land before the Reg
lister and Receiver Of this Office gt Boise. IGaho.
on Saturday. the 18th day OF November, 1893
Ee uunes Us Witnesses. George Spiagel cf
Boise IDAHO. and Albeit l.. Grant. Charles j.
Leovard. and Charles adunlers OF horseshoe
Bend. idaho.
Any aud all persons claiming adversely tto
above-descsibsd ls-nds are requested 20 le their
claims IN this oacc on OF before said 18th lay %
November. isqs.
g-22 20 il-a4. James King, REGISTER
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Farm For Sale.

lG0 acres of fine bottom land. = sz5is-
fren Emmett: 80 acres under rulttya-
tioa; Is acres set to the chpieest beaFi14a
fruit trres and absolutely free iss=z zeal-
or other diseases and finely situated To "
protected from frust- 10 eer- set 70 mras
ow and waler-rigLt ia z.az chssc- nitsa
goes Wits III land; title Clear CAD
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-17
EPHORTH LEAGUE

DEVOTIONAL SERVICES FOR NOVEMBER
Will BIZ A. FOLLOWS;
Nov. 18th. Temperance Meeting.
Topic: Liberiy and Love Rom. Il: L
- Leader, Mr. Finu.
Nov 26Jh. Topic: Our Return for The
Lords Benefits. psa ll6; 1918. Leader,
Nettie Davis.
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Miss Grace E. Doyl-,
Prop haiSs Business and SaotthsE1
College. Boise, idaho.
Miss Doyle- Boise may well be prn:sa
ia lsSsrssiaS suca ia instu,ion ~ th-
Hoasc business and Shortlszad C,.iLese
The Boise Chambers ot Commerce rt-
hesitatingly gives yo4I college and i.s
pFopricter Is n ~ hearty -s'sorsmeuL
Attest Boise Chamber Of Commerce
:. N. Coffin. r R-.-l.
Secy'x- Prs
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ruE AUrHcR or IN MS STEPS.

Thsauthoc OF IN His steps. thr iAsaous r.
lisiOus book. ~ which over t;iyss Esii5s1 ccyi.
have now be-n sold haS oeen trsass-sl - as>Err
n az arsscle which be sent tc The rasiies Hosi
JorsesI che 4uestoa r-a.eA urconsciolrsiy uollr-
TO ztind afse- realie< EsS book, Is taLs uia1
pzsrtie.sbie ia eer tse>=nt tssls iise,' aI. Szc-
.ion dos no. svs5e slse question. h.ir ar>wesS
in SItcrt nd slsysass manner anl tsiis rxse
iy ess he Halfsss- sveglI e the erect or 3sis ias
uncu niud.ru b-s.ilSss lssssa--s Al s.esas.,-al'
sl-isl life.
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WsSfSD - srvesAF. RarGtrr RSD HoNesz
pcrseas tc represent a. - Managers in this ~
eiVsse hy ccanties. Ssl=ry Seo year and es-
penssS. Str2igEt boua-6de. no Iao-e- ~ g.
s4;zry. Position Psruaasas. Ger retrrrac'-.
say bank in Aass town. II L. mainly ofree SssS
a.ids<s-,l stamped enveieRe.
TEE D0MINIoS CoNPsNT. Deps. 3 CGssassN
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-17

Mr.. J. W. Cook was in Boise the last
)f last week.
Ir. W. r. Cartwright was Boise Wis
'o' the first Of the week.
Mr.. J. W. Brown made trip to Dry
Buck the first Of the week
Messrs. Jas Stuart and Jack Little
went to Caldwell Thursday.
Mr.. Andy Ramage left for Owyhee
ronnty Wednesday evening.
James and Chas. Patton returned to
their home ut Falk S Store this week from
Emmett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Mention went
10 Weiser Thursday 10 see their son,
POnt, who is sick.
Those wishing turkeys for Thanksgiv-
ing can get them by leaving orders at the
EMMETT MEAT MARKET.
Mr.. Rinehart ShiIler moved his sister.
Mrs. Christisan. from the anderson plac,
To her home near Emmett this week.
George Boonc left Wednesday with a
full line OF supplies for the Moth Fork
os the PAyette where he will spend some
timc getting out fine lot of logs.
Mr.. Banks completed his work here
Monday, and has sold in Emmett aud vi
cinlty ten buggies aud hacks. 1t look
good 10 see the nice riggs flying around
Mrs. Hayes closed down her fruit dry
sr last Saturday night. The dryer ha
been running day and night for the pas
Eve or six weeks and has dried about 10
oOo pounds Of prunes.
The Carter Feed and Livery Stabl
under the uew management IS enioyin
an increasing business and the last wee
Mr., Kelley has increased mis- stable rOOT
aud built = wagon and buggy shed.
d
! Last week while Mrs. Thos Windle {
! Little Willow creek was grinding bon
Tor chickens her little child threw on
aaud ul into the machine and a core fiji
ger was taken Oft before she could sto
the machine.
The Epworth League supper and sue
al Friday night was u decided success
Music, recitations. and refreshmeu
were Of high order, aud an appreciali,
crowd gathered to enjoy them. Pr
ceeds, about $500.
Nessas Chas Iretou and Chas. Crowle
were in Emmett Wednesday nigh
While here they ordered posters al
tickets printed for big ball aud Supp
to be- given in the Woodman Hall
Sweet Thanksgiving night.
d.
Mr. Weston WHO has been comPlai
ing for several years has been much wOr
the last four or five weeks. Last Sund'
/, DR.. Hunt was called in TO examine N
Wester and fOdnd large tumor on tb
front and right side Of his stomach,
D.
Hardman representatives uS bniSe we
distributing advertisements ia our TOW
. SUNDAY. True Boise merchants or
some good bargains but cuUat thc cost
gong 10 Boise and expenses While ihe
aud your goods will Gust ycV much Il
al home, besides helping ~ build 4
hone Industry.
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Land prnyfs and filings can b- rnasis- b.
fore PCehefe Judge at Caldwell Ard moa-
ey s;tsed; wsits iSm fer instructions.
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Latest News of Emmett and
Vicinity
Jim Martin was in Monday from the
Bufi~.
Dir Parrish came home from the mill
Friday.
Judson Allcrton left for Ontario Mon
day morning.
George Thomas Of Cald yell was in En-
neil Tuesday
taayson Mouito0 wis in Caldwell the
firsl Of the week.
Arthur TyndalI came IN Friday and en-
tered school hc.c Monday.
Mr.. II. b. Williams Of Pearl was in En-
nett the first OF the week.
Litiles and Rcnwicks s-~re celebrating
in Boise Saturday and Sunday.
QUO Wilhelm spent the first of the
week At FaiA's Stare and vicinity
Mr. Youstlcr Of Falh's Store was in EN-
nett Saturday aud an Index caller
Thomas Russell Jr. came in last week
from The mountains with his sheep.
Mr.. Wilson. of the Hassell * Wilson
fruit buyers. was in Emmett Tuesday
Recent rumor states on good authority
that Gene Parrot has gone to Salt Lake
City.
County Attorney Smith was in Emms'i
Tuesday conducting the trial OF Mr. Bill
liugs.
Dave cou-hanour Of Payette was ~
Emmett Friday night on his way IRON
the Basin home.
Messrs Frank and Bill Noland ot Swee
PASSED through Emmett Tuesday Soini
lo Caldwell after goods
D.
The merry makers enjoyed a ple7sa"
dance in the q. a. Il. hall Thnrsda.
night. a week. given for the I-ittle-HaSy
lie.
We are glad TO announce, though
Mr. Frcuch is very weak yet the ieN'
las been broken aud he is gradually IN
prnNing.
The surveyors completed their wor
ON this section of the road and pulle
for IrctouS Tuesday where they WI
next camp.
The Mcssrsyand Misses balen''""S
Souaw creek wcrc in Emmett Sa'"fd"
. rht on their way to Weiscr The S'r
eNn,ct 10 attend school there
o.
NOTICE
+ g. Rewers & Co have placed the
accounts in my hands for collector
~, .,.. ,h;,,rs easy call ca NE aa
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Hardman representatives uS BniSe were
distributing advertisements ia car town
SUNDAY True Boise merchants oifi
some good bargains but cuUat thc cost rt
gong To Boise aud eNpegsrS whssc there
aud Your goods will Gust yeV much less
al home, besides helping 10 build up
home Industry,
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NOTICE

f. G. Bowers & Co, have placed their
accounts in my hands for collector"
n, make things easy call ca He "ad
tettle with,ut further m'iice.
{. p. Bildcrblck, Collector
Emmvl,, lo-!t. isa9'
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Mr.. Weston who has been complain
ing for several years has been much worse
thclasi four or i've weeks. Last Sunday
DR.. Hunt was called in TO examine Mr.
Westor and fudnd large tumor on the
front and right side Of his stomach,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1899-11-17

Nessas. Chas Ireton and Chas Crowley
we're in Emmett Wednesday night.
While here they ordered posters and
tickets printed for big ball aud supper
to be- given in the Woodman Hall al
Sweet Thanksgiving night.
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James king Register
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-05-17

The contest for the speakership of the
next National House of Representatives
gives promise of having some life in it,,
The resignation of Speaker Reed was un-
looked for and had thrown matters in a
somewhat chaotic state, but as the states
men have had time since to gather them
selves up it developes that the woods are
full of "willing sacrifces,' and every
State is turning out one or more favorite
sons. General Bingham of Philadelphia
is most liked by Pennsylvanians, and
John Dalzell of Pittsburg, has the fever
in mild form, but being considerably
out of line with his colleagues Of the del
egation from this State is not seriously
considered in the race. And having been
largely engaged during the past winter
in trying to disrupt party organization
we don't see how ne could well be.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-05-17
Teachers Examinations,

Brookston, Tuesday, May S0th.
Marienville, Thursday, June lst.
Clarington, Friday, June 2nd.
Tionesta, Monday, June 5th.
Nelltown, Wednesday, June 7th.
Hickory, Thursday, June Sth,
Kelettville Friday, June 9th.
Nebraska, Saturday, June 10th.
Tonesta, Special, Saturday, Aug, llth.
An examination will be held in Clarion
during the spring term, for the benefit of
Forest county teachers who are attending
the Normal School there.
All except Normal graduates and those
holding the higher grade certificates.
who wish to teach in Forest county dur
ing the school year beginning June LIST,
1899, must enter the class at one of these
examinations. No one i0iU be examined
t,Cice. Certificates will not be granted to
applicants under II years of age.
Examinations will begin at 900 a. m.
AH icork must be done NTH pen and ink,
on tcgaI cap, or fools cap paper.
Applicants from other counties will be
permitted to enter the class only at the
request of the perntondent of their
own county, or by request signed by
members of the school boards of Forest
county. This does not apply to persons
who have previously taught in this coun-
ty, or those living near the county lines.
On entering the class, each applicant
must hand the examiner stamped en-
velopo addressed to himself (or herself),
and a specimen of penmmship. AS a
specimen of penmanship applicants may
write some literary gem.
Teachers will please bring with them
the March number of the Child Study
Monthly.
Strangers to the Superintendent must
bring recommendation of good moral
character, from some responsible person.
Certificates wiH not be granted to persons
Of questionable habits.
Directors and all others interested in
education are very cordially invited to be
present. L. L. STITZINGEk,
Superintendent.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1899-05-17

THE more modern of the anti-annex
ationists are denouncing Atkinson for his
seditious pamphlets and utterances.
Moreover, his documents will not beper-
mitted to get into the Philippines. Atkin-
son has rolled up a record in the past few
weeks which will trouble him as long as
he lives. The copperhead leaders of the
old days suffered for their disloyalty to
the end of their lives. None of them
could ever be elected TO any Office after
ward. Valandigham, an abler and more
influential man than any of the present
Knights of the Golden Circle, was killed
politically by his course in ls6l-65. His
defeat by Borough by majority of over
100000 in the governorship canvass of
1868 in Ohio would have been repeated
half dozen years later if he had been a
candidate, though he had done something
in the interval to partially atone for some
of his political iniquities in the war days.
The Bryans, Laughlins, Atkinsons and
the rest of the Filipino doughfaces will
have Vallandighams fate.-GIobe Dem
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