The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1902-07-23

not course Of instruction in some good
business college be an excellent way for
yod to show your appreciation OF his
work Besides, it will make him bet
ter business man. He will make use of
1t every day of his life. Better write to-
doy to the Warren Business University,
Warren, Penna., for full particulars in
regard TO its course OF training in COM
mercial branches 1t
-Neatness, says one, is good thing
fora girl, and If she does not learu 1t when
she is young she never will. 1t takes a
great deal more neatness to make girl
look well than II does to make boy look
passable. Not because a boy, to start
with, is better looking than girl but his
clothes are ofa different sort, not so many
colors in them, and people do not expect
boy TO look so pretty as girl. A girl
that is not neatly dressed is called a SLOW
en-, aud no one likes to look at her.
Shielded Observer: Leon Watson and
family were in from Kellettville We'd
nesday. Mr.. Watson is superintendent
of the S. Il Il. Rv. and will move TO this
place as soon as he can locate com fort
ahly.-The Bemis lumber mill is being
moved from Auguston on the T. V. TO
Parrish, "a distance of about two miles
from the old location, where the irm has
secured large amount of timber. BY
fall Auguston will be practically deserted
and Parrish will have taken on new life.
The initiatory ,eam of the Forest
Tent No. lS2 X. o. T. NJ. ofEast Hickory,
accompanied by several of the Sir
Knights, went 10 Nebraska to initiate
some members for the tent there on Sat
urday evening. Forest Tent has team
to be proud OF, as every member has his
part wei learned and practiced. They
all report good time. After the initia-
ton was over the ladies served boun-
teous lunch and after "gcod night" was
said the visitors departed for their homes,
happy in the thought of an evening we'll
spent. 90.
1t is probable the flap. jack supply
will be somewhat curtailed this coming
ial and winter unless conditions in oher
buclwheat sections have been more fav-
orable than here. Farmers generally
have been handicapped by incessaut rains
and many have been unable to get their
crop into the ground on account of wet
conditions, so that the acreage in these
parts will be much smaller than hereto
fore. 1t is likely, however, there will be |
enough pancake material for home con-
and in cases Of sickness, aud !
we may all be happy yet.
Last Friday willie it was raining the
men at camp near Kollettvi.le were
their edged tools, when severe
accident happened in peculiar manner.
One of the men gave his AK flop to |
throw it oil the handle he having already |
loosened il. The ak did not elease itself |
readily, but stuck to the handle till it |
reached the back ward swing, where it let
go aud passed through the window of the
shanty, where It struck companion on
the arm cutting cash four inches long
through TO the bone. Both men were
Swedes, but we did not learn their
names. DR.. Detar put in the necessary
stitches.
The largest sale of oil producing prop
erty in the history of the oil region was
mazda a hon tho Eorast n a or,,,, r.n,, t,,,e
lerred its immense belongings TO the
South Penn. company. Several million
dollars are envolved in the deal, the
price being based on value of the various
which consist of 200 nroduc-
live wells and $4,000 acres oil valuable
territory with a daily av-
arage production of $4,000 barrels. This
makes the South Penn Oil COM
oany the largest producing organization
n the world, owning nearly third OF
he total production of the PENNSYLVANIA
Bradford Star.
Last Saturdays New York Journal.
n leading editorial, made the unquali-
lied ana unequivocal assertion that "no
mao who chews tobacco is fit TO be mar
led" says the PunXsulawney Spirit.
Admitting with Litiie Robert Reed and
'lhers that tabac 30 is flllby weed, and
hat the habit of "chewin' and 'spt,n'' -
5 not usually regarded as an evidence of
high degree OF refinement, there are to-
lacco chewers and tobacco chewers. One
nasticaies the weed in manner that is
extremely disgusting, while the other
makes so little demonstration that no
'ody would ever suspect him of being a
lave TO the nicotine habit. If man
all the other qualifications for
model husband, we would not debar him
rom the matrimonial state because he
hewed tobacco, Toviding he did it ar
istically, and didn't chew fine cut. In
most OF the Southern States large per-
entage ofthe women chew snuff, but it
must be admitted that it does not add
much 70 their attractiveness.
w. w. Thomas Losses on Eve.