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The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
BRITISH AND GERMAN NAVY
 SlFZE SHIPS
Castro Retaliates By the Arrest
 and Imprisonment of British and Ger man Subjects In Caracas

s,Ill ln progress Rlrsld'nt ROOssY,lt and and hls cabinet held Q loOE consultation thls morning and later Secretary Hav aOd the h,sds Of the stale d,pirtnsnt were busy with diplomatic eOrsspOpdsues ha, yIsluE that extreme measures b' avoided and that merely a peaceful blockade of Caracas be mlIptaInsd until all means Of ,ffsctIus settlement through diplomacy arc exhausted. The situation Is ssEsrdsd as very critical bv the state department. Minister Bowen has ne,Ivsd hIslnstruet- Ions and Is IOOlsIOg sitter ibs Interests of shlIsh and Gsrnan subjects. To Hoe with thIs policy he has filed wIh Prssldsnt castro's EOysmnsnt an lnslstlno' ihat the imprisoned Rrtlsh and German subjects be immediately released.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

Log Cablo, Dee. II.-Ths Royal mall arrived at Log Cabin from Atlln at noOntO day. The earrIers reported the finding of ,h, slsl and dogs that vent down wlth Abbey and Mcintyre. George cOutts and John Fountain who wee appointed by the gold commissioner to search for the lost men succeeded h ErappIlng lb' sled with a hook Improvlssd with miners pick and steel wire. The sled with the drowned dogs attached and the load, Including the sacks Of ore and the mall, all Intact, were drawn up where Abbsy's hat was found frozen in the lee. where It had foatsd upon the water at the time of the catastrophe Th.r was only one sled, notwithstanding the previous report that there were twO' snd i've dogs In the team.
 The bodies of the lost nen, however could not be loe4tsl with the crud' ap' pllanees which cOpus and Fountain vel" able to Obtaln and when the mall bad
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
FROM BOTTOM: OF FAKU ARM--
 loo. ----- .... -.5 Dogs and Sled Belonging to Lost Mail Car riers Are Found Together With the
 Mail and Sacks of Ore. -'
Especial Dl.rateh to Th. Daily AlAskau.l

passsd Golden Gate the ssarchsrs had re. turned to TIku to procure a nor. ext,nslva grnppllnE outfit before continuing the search. .-. |. lt Is thought that the bodies cannot be far away from where the sled was found, Thsr, Is slight current atth,t point and 95, they may. hay. drIftsd a snort distance. Th, recovered polI contained number of important government reports and other matter of special value. It w's returned to Atllp where It will be carefully dried and sent on to Its destination. t 1. not believed that anv material harm has b'sn done to the mall.
 The trail Is now In spIendii condltlon with the exception that there is mII' of open water on AtlIn lake thal ls Dc'h isi- cult and dangerous to pass, s;-s, j9g' ald catgo,s hay, to b, take aeio's .tiu .suOss and from them transferred 10 the tbln Ice at the waters sdgs.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
Attitude of Unitod States

Especial Dispatch to The Daily Alaskan.l
 Washington, D. O., The Osws of the British and German naval operations at Caracas, LlGuyara and Port au Spaln and President clslrS's rtsllatioOs, ftachsd the state department while the events were
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

Scranton, Pa, Dec. TO. President Early of the local union Oi,Uplted Mine Workers testified before ibs investigating e0mmI'' sI,n Of arbitration -ysstsrdsy4 Ills tsst- mony was replsts with sensational and telling matter He brought out the aues- tlonsbIs lengths to which the operators haa eon, to break tn, strlfs and charged flat even bribery of labor lsl-srs and Oih-
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
SUCCEEDS
Gen. Wright Appointed Vice
 Judge Tsft.

[spsell Dlsplteh to The D lily AlasI0n.l
 New York, Dec. Io.-lt has been openly announced that Gen. Luke Wright VIII succeed Judge Taft, when the latter va cates the Philippine eommisslone'ship.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
OhrirtRasP Pro.sns'

P. E. Rem. the jswrlsr, hl, the finest stock of sterling silver articles and cut gIsss ln Alaska. Another large shipment of china on the Cottage City. I7uR
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
s,.noar.pAy .udTyp.vrl'inE

Miss Mary F, Barry at Judge Pratt's law office respeetfullv sollelts the patron- age of ths business people of rSkagwaY 10 stenoeraphv and tYpewrlllng. I7-It-7W
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

CTS was attempted and employed to disor- ganlzs the mlns workers. ApaTtlal state, meut of the wsg, list was presented to the commission. The existence of the mine opsrators' blacklist was clearly proven and
 It Is conceded that there Is DO room for doubt upon thls question left in the minds a the commissioners. Yesterday was H star day for tn, mins workers.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

if you want to be well Informed on local happenings, subscribe for the Daily Alas- kan. Phone 70.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

The finest porcelain bath tubs at the PrlneipAl bArberShop. Opposlte thu Boars of Trade.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
For Sale. ola Pap,r.

Old paper, asc bundl. at thl, osie, a
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

Celebgatsd Washbum mandollnS gul- tars and banioS. Bakers Book Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
oe.s.ssy ns...E a...Isist1-Ei1s Osas.

Eliensburg Crsamsry Butter 6s cents per 2 10. brlek, at the Arctic Meat co. i2-s-IW
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

Grip, and xalIcss ., cIaysOns
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12

Golf shirts a, cl,vspn''.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1902-12-12
B[ACKLISiING BRIBERY ARE PROVEN
Early. of Scranton Union, Testifes l. AS to the, Methods of the Operators
 Before the Arbitration Board
rsp.eIsl Dispatch to Tn. Daily AlasIssn.l

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ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-06-01

nor0vestur-r1kjanna vestur a b6ginn; peir
hafa einnig viljao s@ta lagi a6 ma l0nd-
UNI, meoan pau cru i lagu verdi, ny
lendunum %vesturfra. [ suour og austur
hluta Minnesota hefur fj6ldi mama
keypt land / norour hluta Minnesota,
vestur hluta Nor6ur-Dakoca og austur
hluta Montana, og sama er a0 segja um
pa, er b1a austan til / Su6ur- og Nor6ur-
Dakota. En- peir, sem / pessum r1kjum
b1a, kappa l0nd 1 %nylendunum, ao Pvi er
viroist, fremur til pess ao selja pau aftur
en- til pess az %setjast par ao, og hafa pv1
miklu teiri kept l0nd i nJlendunum, en-
flutt hafa pangao.-Me6al Peirra, sem
Pannig hafa kept l0nd eoa futt vestur /
%nylendurnar, cru margin Islendingar /
Dakota og Minnesota og einnig / Mani
toba.
Yer getum enn ekki sagt med vissu
hive margin Islendingar hafa tekio l0nd
eoa hvao mikio peir hafa kept, en- sioar
munum yer geta skJrt fra pv1 nakvamar.
[ Minneota og par i %grendinni cru 26
Islendingar, sem kept hata l0nd vestur
i nylendum petta ar og 1 fyrra sumar; en-
ao ems fj6rir af reim hafa sezt bar az a.
l0ndum s1num. Enginn hefur fest kaup
4 minna landi en- 100 ekrum, Ell NEST.
hefur elm madur 2,70O e6rur; alls err
land pa6, sem I%slendingar i pessu bygo-
arlagi hafa kept, r1mar 5000 ekrur. Alt
fetta land err / emu county (McLean Coz
/ Norour-Dakota, 4 austur-bakka Mis-
souri, fjotsins, skamt fra banum Wash
burn, og mestur hluti Pess lands var fyr-
ir rdmu ari sloan eign Washburns, aud
mannsins mikla / Minneapolis, 90 var pa.
self FIRST fyrir 5 til Z dollara ekran, en-
MI err BAD Writ 4 10 og II dollara ekran og~
err self med pvi verdi. Enn er 6m6gu-
legt ao segja, hvort islenzk nylenda.
mum myndast 4 ressu syaoi, rvi engin.
1slenzk fjGlskylda hefur fuzt pangad enn
sem komio er, a0 ems nokkrir einhleyp-
ir menn; en- med tvi landkostir cru sag6--
ir par mj0g gooir, pa er llklegt, ao Is.
lendingar setjist par az meo timanum, eff
t1oarfar reynist gott og uppskera arei5-
anleg.
Margin Islendingar hafa 1uzt fra Mani
toba, Nor6ur-Dakota og Minnesota, vest
ur 4 Kyrrahafs-str0nd, 1 her00in UNI
hvertis Seattle, og err liklcgt, ao peir
eigi mikla frantic fyrir h0ndum / pvl
landi, eff peir geta mao ser par b6lfestu,
og eignast lOnd til ab1oar. En- lOnd cru
par / hau verdi, og 1estir 1slendingar
hafa komio pangao mj6g fat;ekir, og
hafa oroio ao hafa ofan af fyrir ser med
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-06-01

akuryrkju-verkfari og enda bufena0,
1ytja alt 4 jarnbraatum til ~norovestur-
rikjanna, og kappa par jafng6o eoa betri
l0nd Ell peir a6ur h0fou, og borga So til
SIS fyrir ekruna eff landi6 er oyrkt, en-
$15 til $50 fyrir ekruna eff landio erplagt
og rakta6. A0ur q timum urou nylendu-
bdar 1 vestur-r1kjunum a6 satta sig vic
ao bl1a langt fra NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., pv1
pa voru jdrnbrautir mj0g faar og byg0-
ust SENT. af pvi afur6ir landsins / peim
rikjum voru pa ekki mikilsvero marka6-
ar vara. En- MI err land petta or6io HID
mesta hveitilandi Norour-Amer1ku og
kvikfjarrekt er einnig Groin mj0g mikil
VIDA i pessum r1kjum, svo MI cru jdrn-
brautir lagoar jafnott og landi0 byggist,
svo nylendu bdar ia MI imam skams
jafng6oan marka0 fyrir v0rur sinar 90
peir dour h0fou par sem peir bjuggu i
mio-rikjunum. Pannig er jafnhBgt
fyrir bandur 1 grend vic Minot, N. d., ao
senda hveiti slit til marka0ar Duluth.
ems og pa, sem b1a nalagt Des Moines,
Iowa, a6 koma pvi til marka6ar / Chica-
go;en ba0ar borgirnar, Duluth og Chicago,
liggja j%afnvel vio markaoinum / Evr0pu.
Flutningar hafa verio svo miklir BETA
ar, ao nylendur Bandar1kj unum nagja
ekki, og margin hafa flutt norour til
Canada, og teki6 par 6byg0 l0nd. Err
talio, az um 10000 half flutt fra Banda
rlkjunum til Cnnada Petta ar og margin
peirra hafa kept m ikio land, pv1 land err
enn / miklu l#gra veroi / nylendunum 1
Canada en- 1 nylendum Bandarlkjanna,
og stj0rnarland er bar miklu meira, sem
pegar ma nota til akuryrkju. N;estum
alt rao stjornarland, sen MI err til 1
Bandarikjunum, er 0nytt til %akuryrkju,
af pvl pao er of purt, annao hvort gras-
%sl6ttur, sem skr#lna af purki seinni part
sumars, eoa algeroar sand-eyoimerkur,
par sem liti6 eoa ekkert rignir ao heita
ma alt ARID um kring. En- nHstum alt
petta land yroi agBtt akuryrkju land, eft
vatni vseri veitt 4 pad, Ell PAD er svo stor-
kostlegt verk, ao ma vatni, byggja foo
garoa og skuroi til vatnsveitinga i Pessi
l0nd, 40 b&ndur geta BAD alls ekki 70
margin varu 1 felagi, og pess vegna hefur
stj6rnin, sem kunnugt er, CERT rao fyrir,
az takast 4 hendur pam starfa, og hefur
hun pegar CERT pa aHtlun, ao pao mum
kosta sig um 5 til 6 dollara til jafnaoar
40 STA UNI n;pgan vatnsfor6a fyrir hverja
ekru, og meo pv1, ao selja ekruna fyrir
10 dollara, alitur stj6rnin, ao hun mum
hafa nngilegt fG afgangs til ress, ao vio-
halda vatnsveitingunum UNI langan TINA,
ser ao skablausu. Pess nun MI ekki
langt ao bioa, az stj6rnin TAXI til starfa
vio vatnsveitingarnar og pegar pvi START
er lokio munu fiutningar hefjast az nyju
til vestur- rikjanna, liklega i stHrri styl en-
nokkru sinni aour.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-06-01
Folksflutningur til Nor6vestur-
rikjanna.

Elm a ny hefur f6lksfutningur aukisit
til norovestur-r1kjanna, Minnesota, Moro
ur- og Su6ur-Dakota, og austur hGra6-
ma / Montana, svo mj0g, 40 aldrei fyr
hefur innfytjenda-straumurinn veri6
meiri en- NIL. A0ur var mestur futningur
til pessara r1kja arin 1873, 1883 og 1887.
pa futtu mem sig og farangur sim Oft
asst meo uxa-akneytum, sjaldnar 4 hest
UNI, raku s%ma-hjaroir m0rg hundruo
m1lur vegar, eoa f6ru me0 tvar hendur
t0mar, settust svo a6 4 stj6rnarl0ndum.
; uppgefnir eftir margra vikna e6a man
AGA faking um sletturnar, og voru testir
svo felausir err feroinni var loki0, ao
peir gata ekkert land kept en- urou a6
treysta pvi, ae peir fengju Ian eoa n%6u
stj6rnarlandi med heimilisrGtti.
Mi er innf1utningurinn ao 1estu leyti
6likrr pv1, sem ham pa var. Nj feroast
allir in%nfytjepdur 4 jarnbrautum, nj6ta
s0mu reginda og aorir feroamenn og
komast pangao, sem peir @tla ser, a fam
d6gum. Sarfair IA MI stj6rnarl0nd, pvl
pau stj6rnarl0nd, sem til akuryrkju cru
fallin; cru fest fyrir l0ngu tekin; peir
veraa pv1 40 kappa l0nd at ymsum AUD
fel0gulm, er hafa a5ur komist ytr afar
mikil l0nd fyrir Tito re og selja pau MI
aftur meo miklum hagnaoi.
Fyrstu flora manuoina 4 ressu ari
(1902) auttist feira folk til pessara rlkja
en- q 0llu arinu, sem leio. James j. Hill,
forseti Great Northern j~arnbrautarf6l-
agsins, segir, ao tala innfytjenda, er
huttir hafa veri0 a jarnbrautum hans
retta ar til 1. jdn1, mum vera nal@gt 1872
900; at peim half $1,000 sezt 40 fyrir
vestan Norour.D Dakota; 10000 f0ru til
Oregon, $4,000 til Washington og 1000
til Montana; aux pess hata $4,000 sezt ao
1 Norour-Dakota, l2,OUO Minnesota og
5000 Suour- Dakota; Ell $4,000 foru
Norour til Manitoba. En- fj0ldi folks
hefur tluzt til vestur-rlkjanna, 4 0orum
jarnbrautum, er liggja sunnar og cru enn
engar skyrslur fengnar um pao.
Til skams TINA hefur allmikio stj6rnar-
land, sem er vel talli6 til akuryrkju,
yerio onumio1 Norour-D Dakota en- MI mum
pa0 vera nBstum alt tekio med heimiIis-
retti: um finn million ekrur hafa verio
teknar 4 skOmmum TINA 4 svHoinu MILL
Grand Forks og Minot, sem heimilis-
rettarl0nd, aux alls pess, sem kept hef-
ur verio at jarnbrautar l0ndum.
En- pao cru ekki einungis 6yrktu
16ndin, sem mem snkjast eftir; mj0g
mikio af rRktuoum l0ndum er einlig
kept / pessum %heruoum, pvi innfytjend-
ur cru MI ekki felausir menn fra Evr6pu,
ems og aour var, heldur er allur fj0ldi
PETRA efnaoir hGrlendir menn, er fytja.
sig vestur a b6ginn fra milo r1kjunum,
Michigan, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa
or noroan til ur Missouri. bar selia beir
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
Landers & Wyman Mill Burned.

The lumber mill of Landers & Wyman,
locatf on their timber tract on Little
Hickory creek, was destroyed by fire last
Thursday morning about five o'clock.
The mill had started for the seasons saw
ing the day previous. When discovered
the fire had gained such headway that
nothing could be done TO stay the flames.
The building being a temporary affair
did not contain much material, and
when the machinery was examined it
was found that the damage was much
lighter than at first supposed it might be
and the owners think their loss will not
be much over $500. They expect to be
in running order again in about two
weeks,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
Baby Badly Burned.

The dwelling house occupied by +. b.
Mcclellan at Buck Mills, three miles
above Kellettville, this county, was
burned to the ground, together with
nearly all its contents on Friday last.
Mrs. Mcclellan had gone little distance
from the house for pail of water leaving
her little boy i'm an upstairs room, where
also lay the baby in crib. The little
boy secured match, and in lighting it
set fire to the wall paper, which flashed
up rapidly, and portion of the burning
paper dropped down upon the crib where
the baby lay setting fire to the clothing.
Before it could be rescued it was very
badly burned, so much so that DIR. Detar,
who was summoned, had little hope of its
recovery, but at last accounts the babe
was better and there is hope for its res
toration. The little boy was also burned
but not as severely as the babe.
On the same day, at Mayburg, two
miles farther up the creek, the dwelling
occupied by NJ. n. McManagle was also
destroyed by fire with nearly all of its
contents, though we were unable to
learn the extent of the loss. Another
building near by was on fire but was
saved from destruction by hard work.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
FrIll Held in $1,5OO Bail.

A hearing in the case of the Common
wealth against Fred Frill on the charge
of abortion was held before NJ. c. Will
lings, justice of the peace at Lickingville,
last Saturday afternoon, resulting in the
defendant being required to furnish bail
in the sum ofSl 500 for his appearance at
the March term Of court at Clarion. The
bail was furnished by two of his brothers
going on the bond. The testimony ad-
duced was practically the same as that
given at the coroner's inquest, with the
addition that a young lady testified that
the defendant had told her that he had
get Miss Harmon into trouble and asked
her what medicine would get Miss Har-
mon out of trouble. The young woman
told him not to get anything for the Har-
mon girl. The Commonwealth was rep
resented by A. A. Geary, Esq, and the
defendant by f. j. MofIet, Esq. There
was an immense crowd at the hearing
and many were unable to gain admittance
TO the room in which il was held,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
License Applications.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing applications for license have been
filled in my eflice and will be presented
April 10, 1902, at the Court of Quarter
Sessions of Forest County, Pa:
J. II. Powers, Keystone House, Mar
ienyille. Pa.
J. II. Fidler, Hotel Forest, Marienville,
Pa.
Joseph J. Young, Marien House, Mar
ionville, Pa.
l.. Il. Branch, Central Hotel, Claring-
ton, Pa.
G. +. Weaver, Hotel Weaver, Tionesta
Borough.
G. Il. & NJ. l.. Gerow. Central House,
TiOnesta, Borough.
William Beatty Diagonal House, By
romtOwn Pa.
Certified from the r. cord.
J. II. ROBERTSON, Clerk.
March 70, lSO2.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26

On Mondsy Judge Thomas at Mead
vile sentenced Frank Woodard to "a
years at hard labor and solitary coniine-
ment in the Western penitentiary and to
pay a fine ofsl,5OO and costs. The sem
tence was 20 years for murder, 10 years
and 81 600 fine for robbery, and four
years and $500 fine for burglary. Wood
ard received the sentence, which makes
him dead to the world for so many years,
with a smile. Ifby any chance Woodland
should receive the allowance made by
law for good behavior, he will serve
somewhere in the neighborhood Of 20
years and five or six months.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
Just a little Pretiier

"A little more complete-a bigger vari-
ETY. and better selection than you have
ever looked at before.
That is what you will have to admit
when you examine my beautiful array Of
Spring and Summer Suitings.
have never before shown so handsome
a line of bright novelties, and am conf
dent that l am prepared to crafty
every taste.
1 call special attention to the nobby
"Black and White" effects which will
predominant this season. over 400 other
patterns though; no customer need con-
form TO any fad.
Let me take care of your cleaning press
ing and repairing. F. Il. DICK.
IL The Tailor.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
NERVOUS IRRITABLE sLEEPLEss.
A Short Story Well Told of a Bad
Condition and its Eeasy Cure.

A. Lewis, of No. 3O3 East Third street
Oil City, Pa, says: lone of my family
who was run down-appetite and
strength gone-nervous and sleepless,
was asked to try DR.. A. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills as general and nerve tonic.
He got box and tells me his strength is
back-his appetite good, sleep natural
and nervousness gone. He likes them
very much and considers the medicine a
fine one."
DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills are sold
at 5Oc box at dealers, or DR.. A. W..
Chase Medicine Company, Buffalo, N.
Y. See that portrait and signature of A..
W. Chase, NJ. D., are on every package
For sale by Killmer Bros, druggists.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
Cream OF the News.

Some men are so slow that when they
run they loose time.
When hungry fol toothsome NOR
sci go to the White Star Grocery and get
the freshest in the market Either phone
brings your order to the door. 1t
The choicest lettuce and other vege-
tables at the White Star Grocery. No
stale goods here.
Easter opening Thursday and Friday
at F. Walters & Co. Every body invited
to come and inspect their fine millinery
display of hats and bonnets. 1t
1t never seems to occur to some peo-
Pile that some things are none of their
business.
Keep in mind the fact that Killmer
Bros. have an excellent assortment Of Ia
dies muslin underwear, and they are
selling it much cheaper than you can buy
the cloth and make it. 1t
The only compliment boy receives
with favor is to be asked by agirl: "What
makes you so crazy"
New shirt waists, new waist patterns,
new dress patterns, lots of new goods and
still they come. Heath & Felt. 1t
Ever notice how people rub their
hands when they haven't enough money
to pay bill?
Hopkins new spring goods are just in
this week and the assortment is the most
complete we have ever shown. Come
and look them over, No trouble to show
goods. 1t
Some people always have the same
gait, whether going to funeral or a we'd
ding.
New assortment of spring shoes Just
in at Killmer Bros. Examine our goods
and get prices before buying. 1t
When we have great deal to do we
usually compromise by doing nothing.
-"Progress Shirts" Heath & Felt
have them. Nuf ced. 1t
Every one likes to look at himself
just little in the looking glass.
When you want carpet call at the
iron building. Our line this spring is
far ahead ofanything ever shown before
in Tionesta,. Hopkins. 1t
SO few women look well with white
crocheted thing over the head.
-Killmer Bros. are headquarters for
wall paper. 1t
Duty well done is the seed from
whence springs the flower of pleasure.
Perhaps you didn't know that you
could buy patent leather shoe in town
that is guaranteed against cracking. If
you will come to us we will show you
one-that is fully guaranteed. A new
pair If they crack. Heath 6 Felt 1t
Some creatures that wear trousers
are only called men from courtesy.
Shoes With The Douglass and
Strootman brands, Hopkins leads them
all. New ones just in. 1t
Lovers quarrels are popular because
1t is such fun making up.
Beautiful new designs in wall paper
just received at Killmer Bros. 1t
Stealing is not confined to taking the
products of mems hands.
Now is the time to order your, carpet
you will have it ready for house clean
ing. We have all grades and many nice
patterns. Heath Il Feit 1t
True friendship says little and does
much.
When you go to cleaning house If
you find you need new lace curtains II
will pay you to visit our store. We have
a nice q yd. long curtain for SOC per
pair, also have curtains for 75c sl.OO.1.5O-
2.00-2. 40 and 800. Heath & Felt. 1t
-0ftentimes you think you receive a
wireless message when none was sent
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-03-26
Announcement 10 the Public.

Grand Opening ofThe Buffalo Store, of
West Hickory, Pa on Wednesday eye
ming, March 10Th, 1902, at Y o'clock, with
a full line Of general merchandise. New,
Easter and spring Novelties.
We are here to give you satisfaction,
THE BTFFALO STORE
A. Goldman, Mgr,
It West Hickory, Pa.
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Join Aliens March 18th Party

to Seattle and ali other Pacific coast
points. Other parties leave Erie March
4th and April lst and 18th. Cheap west
ern tickets every day during March and
April. Write (or call 10y Union 'phone)
II. c. Allen, c. P. & T. A, Nickel Plate
Road, Erie. Penn'a. A-ll-3.5-3t
New goods. Heath & Felt. 1t
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No Gloss Carriage Paint Made

will wear as long as Devoe's. No others
are as heavy bodied, because Devoe's
weigh to ounces more to the pint.
Sold by Jas. d. Davis. 3-26-5m
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
New Advertisements.

James. Ad.
Siros. Local.
hammers. Ad.
Robinson. Ad.
McCuen Co. Ad.
Hopkins. Locals.
Mrs. Urey. Locals.
Penna' Rv. Reader.
+. Il. Dick. Reader.
Lauson Bros. Local.
q. II. Anderson. Ad.
Devoe Il Co. Readers.
Killmer Bros. Locals.
Scowden x Clark. Ad.
Clarion Normal. Local.
Smart S ilberberg. Ad.
F, Walters n Co. Locals.
G. NJ. n st. u. Ry. Reader.
The Buffalo Store. Readers.
Merchanlile Appraisers List.
White Star Grocery. Locals.
Heath & Felt. Ad. and Locals.
nonesta Twp. Auditors Report.
A. {, Brown. Professional Card.
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"have you floor paint that Will last two
weeks ?" Yes we have Devoe's; it has
beautiful gloss and will wear two years
properly applied. J. d. Davis 3-25-5m
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Tn CrRE A COLp IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money Fit fails
to cure. Il. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 2jc. ll-27-ly