The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-05-27
We never fully know our friends,
And 1t, perhaps, is better far,
10 know them as they seem to be,
Than know them as they really are.

Ihsn know them as they really are.
jamestown Journal
-Seymore S. Hacfet, editor of the Eas
Emporium Independent, aged 76 years
died al Buffalo City Hospital, Tuesda,
evening of last week of cancer of the blad
der, and other complications.
--On June llth at Pleasantville will b.
held the semi-annual convention of tn,
Oil City and vicinity local union of tn
| Christian Endeavor Societies. The con
vention will be held in the Presbyterian
church of that place and Tionesta will b,
represented by delegates who have no
yet been elected.
-Ifyou are looking for cheap suit
can now furnish them cheaper than any
one ever before furnished them in Tio
nesta' On some of my samples l will
make a reduction of from 50 to s. and or
some others will reduce the price q
per cent. Here are bargains seldom
equaled. f. f. Dick. 1t
"A new state law makes it a misde-
meanor, punishable by a fine of $500 or
three years Imprisonment at separate
and solitary confinement, or both, to will
fully or maliciously poison a dog.-Klt-
tanning Free Press. Since we have learn
ed this we are not nearly so mad as we
were about that libel bill.
Quarterly meeting services will be
held at the White church, Stewart Run,
May 80 and 81, beginning Saturday at
2;3O p. m. Saturday evening at 1880.
Sunday services-Sunday school, 8 a. M,
preaching at 10 a. m, and 1880 p. m. Rev.
A.D.Fero will be in attendance. A cordial
welcome to all. l., w. STRONG,
Noah was the first man to advertise
says an exchange. He advertised the food
and it came through to time all right.
Those fellows that laughed at advertising
got drowned, and it served them right.
Eyer since Noah's time the advertiser has
been prospecting, while the other fellow is
being swallowed up in the flood of disas-
ter.
There are still lot of those sugar
beet seeds at the REPUBLICAN office that
can be had for the asking-FoREsT RE-
PUBLICAN. Just what we wanted, Mr..
Wenk. Lay aside pint or so, please,
until we call.-Oil City Blizzard. Yes sir;
you haven't already enough beats on
the list We'll see that your supply is re-
plentished.
"A slight change in the schedule of
trains on the river division of the Pennsy
went into effect Sunday The first train
up in the morning is due here at S:5l, and
the afternoon train up arrives at 4:45. The
down trains come as follows: ll:O7 a. m.
and 7:l7 p. IN. The Sunday train running
between Oil City and Irvineton will be-
gin Sunday, June 9TH.
Word was received here Saturday
that Newton Zahniser was recently quite
seriously hurt while working in the West
Virginia oil fields. They were spuddng
on well and the gerk rope broke and
struck Newt. across the face, cutting him
quite severely and rendering him uncon-
scous for over twelve hours. He is able
to be at work again now.
The Press and Printer says: Talk
about the uncertainties Of advertising
makes one tired. Advertising is no more
uncertain than merchandising or manu-
featuring. Mistakes are made in adver-
Using just as they are in other operations.
When advertising is done right it is Just
as sure to pay dividends as a wisely
bank.
Memorial Day will be properly OBJ
served here next Saturday, the arrange
nents being in charge of the G. A. Il.
Post, and their never-failing auxiliary,
he Woman's Relief Corps. Hon. j. c.
Sibley will deliver the Grafton of the day,
md doubtless many people from dis
ance will be present to hear the gifted
The program as arranged
)y Stow Post will be found in this issue
If the REPUBLICAN.
An item is going the rounds that in
N. Y, is a minister who
'laims that he lives comfortably on $l2
month. He's probably deyotee OF the
lo-break fast fad and addicted TO the din.
lerless habit, with cold water tamping.
70 him applies the remark of Josh Bill
ings that preacher who breaches $500
worth year ought to make a special
'oint on collecting his salary before il
,ets cold-Franklin Spectator.
The following schedule for the clos
ng of the mails at the Tionesta postoffice |
vas handed to us by the Postmaster. |
Please make note of it, in your mental |
alendar, then you will not have to stand |
m the corner and watch the train pull |
ut while you hold letter in your hand |
hat you were very anxious to send: |
Iail north, No. 81, s:36; No. 80, 4:3O |
'outh, No. 80, at 1852; No. 81, at 1902
Don't get this "mixed up" with the train |
ime.
"A Western politician is authority for |
he following story: Mark Hanna once
ave banquet in Ohio to 80 ia, mers The
essert was to be 25 luscious Georgia
Vatermelons. The day before the dinner
ir. Hanna had the melons plugged and
'oured pint of Piper Heidsieck into
ach melon, then placed them on ice.
After the dinner each farmer got half of a
n elon. They began tasting them, wink
d at each other, looked wise, and before
he affair was over every farmer was Slip
ing the seeds into his vest pocket.-New
FORK Mail and Express.
On Saturday last F. L. Kahle, Com
missioner in Bankruptcy, received noti-
catlon of an order from Judge Buffing-
on, of the U. S. District Court, adiudg-