The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1901-08-14

-Myron Waters, one Of the Oldest aud
best known citizens of Warren, Pa, died
on Wednesday, of last week, in his s5th
year. He was TIE leading business man
of that locality, and was pioneer in the
oil industry.
John W. jerks, brother of George A.
jerks, the well known lawyer, of Brook
| Vile, died last week at the Warren asy-
lum, of which he had been patient for
fifteen years, His remains were buried
in Punxsutawney, his former home.
DIR. L. j. Curran was at the head of a
party of twenty or more Oil Citizens
who boarded flatboat that mad been
built here and floated to Oil City last Sat
urday. Their outlook for delightful
ride was good as the day was a fine one.
An exchange says that two drops Of
ca phor on your tooth brush will give
your mouth the freshest, cleanest feeling
imaginable, will make your gums rosy,
and absolutely prevent anything ike
colds, sore TIN oat, or affections of the
tongue.
The Titusville World complains
about parents who do not take proper
care of their children. but let them run
wild about the streets day and night.
Isn't the curfew law any good.-warren
Mail. Works like charm in Tionests.
Wouldn't do without it.
As an evidence of Tionests's popu-
larity as a summer resort it is interesting
to note that Miss Mamie Morrow had in
her primary class last Sabbath four little
folks representing visitors from as many
different states-one from Buffalo, one
from Cleyeland, one from Texas and one
from Florida.
The Tiones;a gun club is in receipt Of
an invitation from the Titusville club to
attend the first annual tournament ofthat
crack organization which will be held
Sept. 20 and q. Invitations have been
sent to all clubs in this section of the
State, and the event will doubtless be a no.
the northwest.
The w. c. T. U. held mothers
meeting at the home of Mrs. s. d. Irwin
Tuesday evening July 30. The exercises
were conducted by Mrs. Emma Henry,
superintendent OF this department o
work. She had prepared a most inter-
esting program. Several instructive pa
pers were read and all the members took
| -, l., ,I,a l;oouaeion as N tho hast m Of i
cd of training children.
The sturdy Republicans of Elk coun-
ty. who never say die, held their conven
tion at Ridgway Monday, placing in
nomination Frank C. Ely OF Ridgway, for
Sheriff; DR.. Walter NJ. Black of St.
Marys, for Coroner, and L. Hovencamp,
Jr., for surveyor. w. S. Gleason and
Robert f. Oswald, Stalwart Republicans,
were elected delegates to the State con-
vontion. Elk county will go Republican
this fall.
When an old gossip comes TO your
house and wants to trade you tho charac-
ter of young girl or some one else fol
any old thing in the way of news you
just tell her or him, as the case may be
, to get out of your house and off of your
, premises, and you will be doing a grand
good service for your country and youi
God IT, you will accompany the command
with good, swift, energetic, back anc
forward action, old spile-driving kick
Elk.
DIR. Beatty of Leep9r, Pa, recently
presented Attorney T. F. Ritchey of thi'
place with fine SPECIMEN Of the grea
American bird known as the bald eagle
= the "hemblem of the biarsted country
> as the Englishman would say. The bir
has been in the possession of DR.. Beatty
: for some time, but knowing Mr.. RI
It fondness for such rare specimens h,
!; presented him with the noble bird, anC
it has been admired by many who hav
seen it.
J, Principal Davis of tie Clarion Stat
$ Normal School reports greatly in
s creased interest among young people VIII
IS are thinking of teaching. Free tuitiol
at Clarion for Normal students and th
It liberal appropriations made for tina
IS school by the late legislature will Civ
r Clarion Normal an equipment second t
II nono in Western Pennsylvania. Thos
ID contemplating Normal Course woul'
write Principal Davis while there is "
ID room in that institution.
Of There is at the present time a swir
t) dler operating in the State who is maF
e, ing money in new way. 1t is said b
to goes from house to house and extract
Ii teeth with )ut cost, provided new set
4 ordered. He calls again in short tim
and gets half the price on the plate an
Of then disappears, leaving his victim m
J. nus teeth and cash. There is weepin
s. and wailing. but owing to the circuu
1. stances, no gnashing Of teeth.-E'
A. cnange. Persons who would allow then
a. selves to be thus worked by strange
h. ought to have their teeth pulled-aI
hair, too.