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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1899-08-29
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Los d|timos nombramientos.

No hay duda alguna que sdn existen CON
tinusdores de las o6lebres reformas de ~instruc-
ci6n nombradas <Leyes escolaree> propuestas
por el einolvidable, general Eaton y aprobadss
por los sehores del Vale y ell general Henry.
81 general Eaton, del cual dioen sus admi.
radores, reform6 ell sistema de ensefanza que
sc usaba al sur de los Eat ADDS Unidos al tcrmi'
mar Ia guerra civil y que produjo resultsdos ad.
mirables, SO crey6 sin duds trataba con indios
al querer reformsr la enseh ANA en- Puerto Rico
y no tavo en- ouenta para NADIA las distintas di.
%fe,encias que concurren entire uno " otro pue'
bio.
Qae han fraoasado kus reformas continue
das por ell se6or CLARK, 10 prueba los t~ropiezos
que sc estan dando al tratarlas de poner en- prao
tics. Tocamos someram ante esq punto porque
va ha sido combatido por plumas my au.ori-
zadas y mas de las tres caartas parties del Ma.
gisterio tuvo la satisfaction de protektar en- Ia
Asambles cslebrada en- JUNO.
Los simpatizadores de esas reformas nos
tildaron entonoes dc que aquella reunion fa6
po'ftica sin saber de que allf concurrieron Gle
mentos de ambos partidos y maestros que no
esthn de6nidcs en- ~po'ftios, para repu' ssr aque.
las reform,s atentatorias 4 nuestra diguidad
professional.
Pues b;eo; aver ee ha llevado 4 efecto en-
esta Capital por la Junta local de instruction
uu acto puramentc %po!ftioo.
Sc trataba d. nombrar ell cuadro de Profe.
sores de las escuelas de esta Capital, ouyo acto
lIev3se & oabo por medic de pa2eletas arregla.
das anteriormente , en- las cuales Sc presoindfa
de los maestros que mai msritos t!enen. Entire
los aspirantes que tom aron parte en- ess concur
80, que no debi6 habersa anunoiado, ee encon
t,aba don Rafssl Janer y s. Ter, orga'lo del Ma
gister.o de Puerto Rico, pues posee los tftulcs
de Lie 10. en- ciencias, en- Farmacis, Agrim ensor:
fu6 CateirAico = Director del Institute de 2 Is
ense1saza y Professor Superior.
Otro de los aapirantes era don Jose L. Fa.
iardo, quien poeee uu tftulo amerioano, obtuvo
81 de homo de Maestro de primera euse Il an.a en-
ID Normal de Maestros y conoce Ferfectamente
Ell idioms ing'6s; psro en- csc aoto no Sc tuvo en-
'cuenta los m6ritos y servioios de oada uno de
los aspirantes, y sf Ell de re;ompensar 4 les
cosutores de las reformas.
solamente nos I'll aremos por hoy On Ell nom
bramiento de don Jose Infan.e Saavedra para
Maestro principal de Ia Capital, sin duda s'gu'
ua para reoompensar su hoja de serVicios pc f.
tico professional. A este senior Sc le ha %caojea-
do eli tftulo de Maestro elemental por ell de prin-
oipal para que coupe el primer puesto de Macs
tro en- Ia Capital.
In Maestro.
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pendido ell Prssidente del Conseio de Guerra
Las sesiones hasta ell luues, pero IL MOTTO era
un POGO Hprematura, pues en- Ia sesi6n de hoY
fu6 casndo 81 sedor Demaugs pidi6 Ia suspea
sion de los debates por motive de la a~usencia de
Labor. Fl comisario del Gobierno 90 opuso &
clio, J continu6 ID audioidn de los testigos.
III aef1or 6uerin declar6 que NADIA Saba de
Ia inocenoia 8 culpsbilidad del acusado, y AHA.
did que los ministries 10 autorizsron { prose-
guir el juicio luego de DIR Las explio.ciones del
general MERCER.
Mr.. Lebon dijo que estaba convencido de
que IL onlpabilidad de Dreyfus sostavo la ne.
cesid I'D de las medidas tomadas por 81 en- visits
de la posibllidad de una evasion, y defendi6 81
se6or Daniel contra las imputaciones que fgu'
ran en- ell informe al cual di6 lectura ell escriba.
no se6os Coupans.
La sehora viuda de Henry reiri6 oiertas
oouvers acioces de su mari1 10 en- las que desla.
raba este que hsbfa obrado en- inter6s de Ia pa
tria y para sa'var ell ej6roito comprometido por
la mals f6 de sus enemigos.
FL general Rsget dijo que Ell comandante
Estefhasy era inocente de los hechos de que q
81 mismo SO acusabs, y aladt6 que considerable
impossible una inteligeucia entire este y Henry.
FL testigo. muy emooiona1o en- csc momento,
derram6 abund antss l&grimas, examine una &
una las pleas del border6 y la posibili1ad de
que Dreyfas sc las proourara!
DfoYI0e eXOlamO:
Els espantoso para IN ~inocente el Dir SO.
mejantes aousaoiones sin poder defenderse.
HI presidente dijo que le concedfa Ia pals
bra despues de DADA sudici6n Hubo gran to
multo. y aqusl levant6 Ia eeei6n. La salida SO
verified Sin incidental, grscias ( las muy seve.
ras msdi1ss tomadas para preservar al or
den.
Mr.. Hamard, eubjefe de Ia Seguridad par.
ticip6 ayer al sehor Gaerin la orden de prisi6n
CONTRA 81 Iauzsda. Este SO nego & abrir para re-
oibivla, y deolar6 que solamente muertos 8 Ii.
bres SO apoderarfsn de 81 y sus amigos.
Numerosss manifestaciones ~tuvieron lugar
en- Ia Gale Chsbrol.
Los sehores Lasies, diputado, y Msssard
de Ella Patrie, acaban de ~intentar una recon
ciliaoi6n.
Sc han librado 6rdenes psra arrestar ( Quail
quiera que trate de eatrar al local de Ia Gale
Chabrol 6 salir de 81,
Los judfos mobiles de Europa organism en-
Saiza una reunion cuyo prop6sito es fandar una
sociedad International para defends Or & Ia raza
judaica contra los ataques de los antisemitas.
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FL DR.. zEN0 CANDIDA,
SU kCTTUD
ante las desgracias dc Puerto Rico
Carta al Presidente
de la Repdb|ica.
Sefor:

Ante ell desastre porque pasa Ia isla de
Puerto Rico, mi desventurads patria os escri.
DO dandoos las gracias por ell interes y buena
voluntad que cs habeis tornado para aliviar la
triste situaoion de los puertorriquenos.
En- mi prop;o nombre y en- ell de mi com.
pa1ero de comisi6n DR.. ]. Jules Henns, ausen.
te en- estoa momentos On Canada, os envfo Sr.
que representation ante vuestro gobierno.
Aigunas ideas me permfto someter respe'
tuosamente 4 vuestra autoridad.
Las ooeechas so han perdido: Puerto Rico
no tendra en- 8 8 4 amos productos que sosten-
gan Ia balanza hnanoiera, nj aun s la escasa
aitura en- que SO hallaba antes del desastre. o.
propopgo, ST., que aplaceis por 8 s6os oil ven
cimiento de las deudas en- general en- la isla.
Los efectos de la carload sc extienden & los
mene.terosos que quedan sin alimento y sin
abrigo.
Pero hay, senor, otra pobrez. que no SO
oonoce: la miseria encerrada y oculta en- los
hogaree. Os pido, sehor qae la atendais favo-
reciendo el ESTABLISHMENTS de bancos sgrfcolas
que ~faciliten & los propietarios de pequehas
6noas, dinero barato = . largo plazo, con Ell oual
puedan restaurar sus fnoas Jamas 10 seran
81 con tales reoursos no sc les ayuda,
Nunoa como ahora fu6 oportuna ia implan-
taci6n del libre trafoo entire Estados Unidos Y
la isla. Conosdedlo se1or, pero 81 OF propu.
sierais esperar para darnos tan salvadora refor.
ma, declared al menos, de momento, que GUAM
tos productos vengan & la isla entren allf libres
de to 10 derecho de Aduana.
o. pido. sefor, que ell gobierno de la isla
haga un empr6stito en- los Estados Unidos.
LIS isla tiene sobradas garantfas para res.
ponder de esa deuda.
Actaalmente la isla <nada debe , Con
csc emprestito, puede atenderse Ia calamidad
pdblica y equilibrarse 81 deficit que pueda re
sultar de Is SUPPRESSION dc derechos de importa.
oi6n en- las aduanss.
Suprimid se1or por ell tempo que o. pa
rezca pruiente, toda clase de contribution & Ia
agriculture en- general 4 los perjudicados en- la
rfquexa urbsna 8 industrial. FL empire tito
paede oompensar los ingresos que de menos
sean reoaudados.
Declared se1or. obra de %interes general la
aralizacion y desviaoi6n del rio <Portugu6s,
de Ponce, oausa de Ia p6rdida de viias sufrida s
en- aquella ciudad.
Altos hace sehor, que sc habla de esa UT.
genie necesidad y a1cs pasaran sin que SO rea-
lice, 81 vos no 10 disponeis.
TODD este os propongo, intsrrum
pieodo vuestras vacaciones de verano. pero co
nociendo' cuanto os ~interesa ell hienestar de
los pue.torriquehos. Todo este & nombre de
Puerto Rico, vuestra buena voluntad, llaman.
DO vuestra stenci6n sobre las peticiones que
desde Enero hasta hoy o. hemos heoho.
III pueblo americana vuelve sus ojos { no
Eotros: brad vos, senior, como o. 10 pide ell que
susoribe, quedando & ~vuestras 6rdenes.
Respetuosamente,
ZENo GAMBIA.
New York, Agcsto IL de 1899.
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VfCtimas de
la tOrmenta.
(Traducido del Tribune, de Nueva York,
fecha II de Agosto)

NV AO-1
fecha II de Agosto)
w shington. Agosto l6. I'm despaeh no
del general Davis 81 Departam ento de la Cue.
ira nos da & conoce' la extension de los desas-
tres suf ridos por Pto Rico 4 consecuencia del
ciol6n dol dia 8 Dice que los muertos en- to-
da la isla no bsjan de 2. 900, y luego habla de
los alimentos que mas SO necesitan por el mo-
mento.
Por orden del R~epartamento de Marina, ha
vuelto q 50 servioio temporalmente ell cruoero
auxiliar <Panthers q1e sc destina { trasportar
provisiones ( Pto-Rico.
FL %ooronel Joues snunci6 aver On ell ear
my Buildings que Sc concentration en- Nueva
York, para So remission { Pto-Rioo, las sjguien-
tes provisiones reooleotadss en- Savannah. At
lsnts, s Ian Luis, Chicago > Nueva York:
Chteh.ros, 46s, 4sl libras; pan daro, 257
mil id; h~arins, s7es id; a'roz 2ee, 1874 id; osrne
conservado 2.344 latas de una libra y 40, 600
latas do dos libras; roast. beef en- latas, 1865
latas de dos libras; lenguas, $40 latas do dos
lib, as; Is libras de avena.
HI coronel Jones ha aoueado reoibo de las
sigaieutes susoripcionss,
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Al visitar 81 eetablecimiento de

-. Al visitar 81 eetablecimiento de los
se6ores s. Melon & G.: hemos tenido OCCASION
de YER las dltimas ladies' de Paris que aos'
ban de importar Dor ell vspor frances eSan ST.
m6p,, las cuales NADIA dejan que desear, y ade'
mas I'M magnffoo eurtido de mercancfas de to-
das clases inglesas y alemsnas, recibids por los
altimos vapores de Liverpool, TODD & Preoioa
muy moderator.
Rscomendamos . nuestros amigos ne de1en
de visitar dicho establecimiepto.
n-3-12 10
ANTONIO Observation-Disclosures Dentista
--Plaxu. 10 de San Francisco q Q 10 altos fren'
to al antique Cualtel de A1tilleria.
n A-2Q-d
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Del exterior,

Parfs-Re6ere sLe Figaro, que ell ooronel
de Schawartzkoppen, OK adjunto milftsr ale
man en- Paris, reconcile Ia letrs de Esterhazy
ouando Gle Matin, publio6 Ell facsimile del
horder6. EstsrhaEy fa6 IN dia & casa de
sohwartskoppen ouando todavfa este re halla'
ba bajo aqaella impression. FL ooronel lie pre-
gunto 4 booa de jarro: <AFafsteis vos quien es'
cribid ell border6P. Esterhazy contesto: eSf!,
Schwartzkoppen lie dijo entonces: <Sois ell ma
yor miserable que hslla exlstido,, = le ordeno
que saliera embellishments de So oasa.
Aver 4 las 6 80 abri6 So sssi6n Ell Conse.
10 de Guerra, y Ia levant6 al mediodia Dsola.
raron el general Chanoine J ell ss1or Paleolo.
gus. Hasts ahora sc maniiestan satisfechas los
abcgadoa de Dreyfas del giro que toma 81
asnnto.
Hoy termin6 ell sefor Paleologae 81 pre-
sentacion de- las praebas del expedlente secreto
diplomatico.
Las sesiones & puertas oerra1as han termi'
nsdo, Y mafia na oomenzark de Euevo la audien.
ola pdblios. LIS primsros testigos que deolara'
ran seran los sen ores Larroche Vernet y CAST
mir Perisr.
No hay mejorfa en- la SAUL del coronel
du Patty de Clam, quien sufre de o6licos hepA'
ticos. FL enfermo & nsdie reoibe.
Esp6rase en Rennes & los se6ores Fermfo
Faure, diputado por OrAn y Dausa=t, miembro
de Ia Ligs de la Patria f~ranoesa.
Continaa Gin inciientes la hae'ga de los
empleados de las Companfas de gas de Pa.
rfs.
La baronesa N athaniel de Rothschild deja
en- So testamento al Musso del Louvre gu es
p~l6ndida collection de ouadros piot6ricos.
FL dia 10 muri6 repentinamente en- Paris ell
Ministro de Relaciones Exteriores de Persia.
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Asunto DIeyfus'

Paris Ii.
Anoohe s las 7 fu6 trasladado ell se6or La:
bori 4 casa del professor Bascg, quien vive cor
ca de Rennes.
III herido soport6 bien 81 trssporte, aun'
que muy fatigante para 81. Pas6 msla noche
pero smanecio mejor. Los medioos no han po'
dido todavfa sondear Ia herida, y Sc dice que
han psdido 4 Paris uu aparato de rsyos x para
lo,alizar con e1actitud ell proyeotil.
Esta noche % bastante satisfactorio ell es'
tado dol herido.
Los peri6dicos do Ia ma6aua anunciaron
que ( petioi6u del senor Demsnge hsbts sus'
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Notas hispanas

81 gobierno frances ha ordenado al Lea.
der CarliAta Nd arqu6z de Cara!bo que abaudcne
IL %frontera y que 81 quiere residir en- Franoia 10
haga precisamente al norte del Loire.
I'm lgualads SO han reproducido los mo-
tines Por Ia eaesti6n de consumes y obras To-
ca!ee.
I'm Sevila 81 ~oontacto de los alambres
telefonioos con los cables del tranvis ha produ-
dido vsrias desgraciss. IN niho que eomsti6
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Masonic Banquet.

Olive Lodge, No. 557, F. & A. NJ, on
the evening of Feb, 8, 1899, enjoyed one
of its happiest meetings.
The occasion was an official visit by
Charles f. Cooper, OF Oil City, the pres
ent District Deputy Grand Master, who
was accompanied by L. H. Irwin of
Housewife.
There was large attendance of the
members of Olive Lodge and the largest
representation of visiting bretheren that
has graced the hall for some years. No
less than eight other Masonic lodges were
representation City, Housewife, Dam
vile, Brookyille, Clarion, Columbus, Pa,
Tulare, CAL, and Falls City, Wash.
The Master Mason degree was exem-
plified under the beautiful and impress
i've work of the order. A number OF
speeches and recitations relative to the
good of order followed. After the Lodge
closed refreshments were served at the
Central House, which formed satisfac-
tory and substantial part OF the program.
After fraternal greetings the session ad-
journed, all feeling more pride than ever
in the Masonic fraternity.
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A Lamplight Companion.

Between now and spring time there
will be many opportunities Of an evening
to read up on the different portions of the
grert Northwest,
To this end the Chicago, Milwaukee q
st. Paul Railway Co. has printed for free
distribution to Eastern farmers anumber
of illustrated instructive pamphlets re-
garding the various States traversed by
its lines.
In sending your address to w. E. Pow
ell, General Immigration Agent, Old
Colony Building, Chicago, ILL.,, please say
if your preference is for information
about Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota,
Northern Michigan or North Dakota.
No charge for pamphlets or for reply
ing to all inquiries about any section oi
the great West. 2-S 3t cow
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Local Institute.

Following is the program of the teach
ers' local institute to be held at East
Hickory, Pa, Feb. IL, 1899, beginning at
10 a. m:
Forenoon session. - Opening Hymn
Devotional exercises; Spelling. Miss
Mae Jackson; Primary Geography, Miss
Olive Kiffer; Music, BY Institute Com
pulsory Education, Miss Olive Myers ;
Query Box.
Afternoon session. Music, Chorus /;
The Benefits of the County Institute to
Teachers, Mr.. G. I. Johnson Kindness
to Animals, Miss Mabel Henderson; Rec
itation, Beulah Miller; Music, Duet !;
Value of Home Study, Mrs. f. L. Hays !;
The Moral Tone OF School, Rev. J. f..
Hillard; Music, Quartetto; Relation BE-
tween Parents, Teachers and Directors,
Mr.. r.. E. Zuendell; Patriotism, Prof
r. N. Speer. COMMITTEE.
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North Clarendon.

Mr.. H. Hoffma is preparing TO leave
for Philadelphia to which place he has
been ordered by the Tiona Refining Co.
Mrs. John O'Neil left Wednesday eve-
ming for Arthurs, where she was called
by the serious illness of her mother.
Master Palph Kerr is slowly recover
ing from a severe attack of grip. At one
time there was no hope for his recovery.
Mrs. j. G. Smith was visiting her hus-
band at Buffalo last week.
Mrs. Bob. Henderson is able to be
about after several weeks Of ILLNESS.
Tom Chambers has purchased the Pool
property and is moving his family to
town.
The Brown Hess Comany, No. |. is
preparing for grand ball, Feb. l3.
Mrs. l.. G. Dubois returned from Lock
Haven, Pa, where she was called by
the serious illness Of her grand father
Captain Trout, who was much improved
when she left him. GUESS.
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"A son was born to Mr.. and Mrsy be
Davis, Monday, of this week.
j. B. Legnard of Chicago was grAs
of Mr.. KelDys family for short TIM
last Friday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. sam. T. Cad
son, of S'ewarts Run, Monday of thi
week, a daughter.
DIR. J. c. Dunn is entertaining hi:
father, Mr.. ]. N. Dunn, of Hot Springs
S. d. 1t is their first meeting in thirteen
years.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. V. Swanson depart
cd for Canada last Saturday, where they
will visit friends in Toronto and other
cities for couple of weeks.
Geo. Holeman departed Saturday fol
Shiloh, in the Mcdonald oil field, Wash
ington county, where he will be employed
for ali indefinite period with the Coleman
Bros.
w. G.. Wyman, who has been con-
fined to the house for over two weeks
was out yesterday. But his mother, who
has been down with grip for ten days, is
still in bed, but i'm proving slowly.
w. M. Coon, c. NJ. Whiteman and
Herman Blum, the County Commission
ers of Forest county, were in town Mon
day and went to St. Marys Tuesday to
examine our new County Home with a
view to getting Information tkat will be
valuable in erecting a new home for For
est counts. Ridg'0ay AdUocate.
Rev. ]. V. McAninch was taken
suddenly i'll last Friday evening, and
was unable to fill his appointments on
Sabbath last, and they were postponed
until next Sabbath, as follows: Com
munion services at Endeavor Presbyter-
ian church at IL a. N. Preaching in the
church here in the evening at O'Clock.
John Reck, OF Bradford, is here for
the purpose of doing some contract drill
ing for a Tionesta company, which OK
poets to put down number Of wells in
tic uDbS nun utlus lno NJ NOhtNiO
will be located about mile from the bor-
ough limits, at the head of what is known
as wildcat hollow. near the road leading
up to Cropp hill.
-Pleasantville Record of lst inst:
Yesterday a son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Glenn Dibble of Stewards Run.
Sons seem to be all the go in obstetrical
catches around here so far this year
Orville Carson, who is teacher in Har-
mony township and son of r. o. Car
son, has been very sick with pneumonia.
We are pleased to announce that the
young man il now better and will soon
be able to resume his work.
The following gentlemen from out Of
town attended the Masonic banquet Mon
day evening and assisted their brethren
of this place in having royal time;
Charles Cooper, Oil City; J, Scott Bell,
Chas. G. Payne, w. G. Brown, w. j.
Matson, o. j. Delhi, c. w. Amsler, F. G.
Belts, X. Stopp, r. ~. Strickenber, j. II.
White, Marienville; K. u. Gillespie, A.
Beesom, Kellettville; L. i. Dewoody,
Foxcreek W. NJ. Myers, Nebraska.
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NEWSY NOTES.

President Mckinley was 56 years old
Sunday, Jan. 20.
Gov. j. q. Brady, of Alaska, was once
a homeless boy in New York. He was
sent to an Iowa farmer by the Children's
Aid Society, which later assisted him
through college. He first went to Alaska
as a missionary. Local interest attaches
to his career, inasmuch as the wife OF
Gov. Brady, who was Miss Lizzie Patton,
was born in the borough of Cochranton.
-MeddUilLe Gazette.
The Rothchild family's wealth is esti-
mated at e300. 900, 900, which is equiva-
lent to 81, 500 100000 This is more money
than any one person could count in a
lifetime of seventy years, by counting
one dollar at time. The Rothschilds
is undoubtedly the richest family in the
world.
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FOREST COUNTY OFFICERS.

Member of Congress-wM. C. ARNOLD.
Member Of iSendte-A. NJ. NEELEY,
Assembty-DR. 5. S. To wLER.
: President Jitdge-W. M, LINDSEY.
associate Judges-Jos. -. NASH, A.
j. McCRAY. y
Iredsurer-S. NJ. HENRY.
If'ofhonotdry, Register C Recorder, &c.
JOHN II. ROBERTSON.
SherW.-FRANK p. WALKER.
tntsSionerS-W. M. Coon, @. NJ.
WHITEMAN, HERMAN BLUM.
CoNnty Superintefdent-E Il. STITZIN-
GER.
District Attoraey--S. d. IRWIN.
Jury Commfssioners-J. B. CARPEN-
TE2, GEO. ID. SHIELDS.
Cou,lty Surpeyor-J. ID. DAVIS.
C0roner-DR. J. w. MORROW.
Coi7lty AuditorS-M. Il. ABBOTT, j. r.
CLARK, II. ]. FLYNN.
REGULAR TERMS OF COURT.
Fourth Monday of February.
Fourth Monday of May.
Last Monday of August.
Third Monday of November.
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Maps for Ready Reference.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Co. has just issued in convenient
form for household, library and school
reference an atlass of seven colored maps
of the world, the United States and our
new possessions in tho Atlantic and Pa
cific Oceans, together with an amount OF
valuable information connected there
with-all up to date. This atlas will be
sent free to any address ON receipt of six
(6) cents in postage.
Apply to Geo. II. HeaffOrd, General
Passenger Agent, Old Colony Building,
Chicago, or to John r. POtt, district Pas
senger Agent, wllliamsport, Pa. 2t
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
TIONESTA, PA.
Church and sabbath school.

Presbyterian Sabbath School at 9:45 a.
m. NJ. L. Sabbath School at 1000 a. m.
Preaching in NJ. L. Church every Sab
bath evening by Rev. r. A. Buzza.
Preaching in the f. M. Church every
Sabbath evening at the usual hour. Rev.
f. w. McOlelland, Pastor.
Services in the Presbyterian Church
every sabbath morning and evening,
Rev. j. V. McAninch officiating.
The regular meetings of the w. G. T..
u. are held at the headquarters on the
second and fourth Tuesdays of each
month,
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Republican County Committee Meeting.

The members of the Republican Coun-
ty Committee of Forest county are ro.
quested to meet at the Sherifl's Office.
Tionssta, Pa. Monday evening, Feb. 27,
1899, court week, at $780, At this meet
ing the time and places of holding the
Republican primaries will be fixed, and
other business of importance will be
transacted. A full attendance is there
fore desired. w. NJ. Coon,
Chairman.
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DILL. EMERT

FANCY BOOT Il SHOEMAKER.
Shop in Walters building, Cor. Elm
and Walnut streets, Is prepared to do all
kinds of custom work from the finest to
the coarsest and guarantees his work to
give perfect satisfaction. Prompt atten-
ton given to mending, and prices rea-
sonable.
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Want TO Buy.

Landers & Wyman will pay cash for
Spoke Bolts and White Oak Logs. nine
inches in diameter and any length. Par
ties having the above timber would do
well to call and obtain the particulars.
If LANDERs Il WYMAN.
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These are dangerous times for the
health. Group, colds, and sore throat
troubles lead rapidly to consumption. A
small bottle of One Minute Cough Cure
used at the right time will preserve life,
health and a large amount Of money.
Heath IL Killmer.
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HOTEL AGNEw,

II G. f. WEAVER, Proprietor.
This hotel, formerly the Lawrence
House, has undergone complete change,
and is now furnished with ali the mod
ern improvements. Heated and lighted
throughout with natural gas, bathrooms,
hot and cold water, etc. The comforts of
guests never neglected.
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BOROUGH OFFICERS.

BurgeSs.-K. G. Heath.
ConnclLnaen.-Joseph Morgan. S. Fitz-
gerald, VIM. Smearbaugh. J. T. Dale, w.
+. Blum, Jas. d. Davis, L. j. Hopkins.
Justices ofth Peace-C. A. Randall, s.
j. Setley.
C0,sstdble--S. s. Garfield.
C0itect0r-F. p. Amsler.
School Direct0rs-G. w. Holeman, L..
Agnew, j. Il. Wenk, q. Jameson, j. G..
Scowden, Patrick Joyce.