The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-06-03
oil market closed at $3.50.

oil and gas leases at this office.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes tt
IF you want TO sell your house Law
renee Paint will add to its value--Dr. j.
G. Dunn will tell you. 1t
-Tionesta ought to develop some ex-
pert tennis players this summer, no less
than four "courts" being already in sue
cessiul operation.
Get a straw hat and enjoy comfort in
the hot weather. The only place in town
to fit yourself out in anything like de-
cent style is at Hopkins. 1t
-R. w, Ledebur, of Starr, killed a
chicken hawk the other day that meas
ured four feet from tip to tip of the wings,
by hitting it with stone.
w. G. Wyman bas broken ground for
new dwelling on his lot 'twixt Capt.
Cark's and We EDITORS domtciles, very
desirable neigborhood, to be sure.
"A dramatic aud oratorical education
is an ac 'omplishment that every young
man or woman may be proud of. See ad
of Kings School of Oratory in this issue.
You need not go hungry for any of
1the toothsome vegetables of the season if
you will call at the White Star Grocery,
where all the varieties are kept fresh and
clean. 1t
-Ex- Prothy Robertson mourns the
death of his pretty little pet dog, "Kiley,"
which had to be chloroformed in order to
relieve him OF sickness which refused to
yield to treatment.
The Strootman shoe for ladies has
never been excelled in beauty, style,
com fort and price in Tjonesta. Hopkins
is the sole dealer in Tionesta and always
carries complete stock. II
Get good dramatic edu ucation at a
little cost and in short time. Consult
Byron w. Kings School Of oratory and
Dramatic Culture, 204 Sixth st. Pittsburg,
Pa. School located at Cory, Pa. 1t
White trimmed hats are the popular
thing Just now. See samples at Joyces'
millinery. Always up to date-we are
constantly in touch with the new crea-
tions and the latest modes in trimming.
on City seut up an aggregation last
Saturday that got badly bumped" by
the Tionesta ball tossers, the score stand
ing l3 to at the end of the ninth inning.
The Titusvlle team is scheduled to play
here this afternoon.
MIR. Charles NJ Harger writes in the
Review of Reviews for June on "Forest-
Making on Barren Lands" describing
the experiments in tree-plantlng on
Western sand-hills inaugurated by the
Government this spring.
List of letters remaining uncalled for
in the Tonesta, Pa. post flee for the
week ending June 3, 1908: Miss Stevens.
Miss Cora Confer. Mrs. Lizzie Snyder 2
letters, r. w. Guethhoff Esq, card.
ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
The boys report having found ripe
straw berries in the woods last week.
This is exceedingly early for the wild va
riety and were it not that the boys know
straw berries when they eat 'em, we
might be inclined to doubt the story.
The county Sunday School Associa-
ton begins its annual convention in the
Presbyterian church here this afternoon.
The sessions will be very interesting and
you will be well repaid if you attend,
whether member of the society or not.
Special meetings will begin in the
Free Methodist church next Tuesday
evening, 9th inst, to which all are cor.
daily invited The pastor, Rev. Robert
McGarvey, will be assisted in these
meetings by Rev. William Bryenton. of
Mahaffy, Clearfeld county.
The district convention of the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary Society of the
Methodist church is being held at Ne
braska this week Yesterday morning a
large delegation of ladies arrived on the
train and were conveyed to Nebraska in
Canfield's carryal.
The King School of Oratory and Dra-
matte Culture is one of the finest in the
country. The summer term begins at
Cory, Pa, June 10Th and closes August
3d. Persons desiring information should
address Byron w. King, 204 Sixth ST.,
Pittsburg, Pa. See al in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Urey were called
to Sandy Lake last week to the bedside OF
the formers brother, Robert, who was
taken violently i'll with appendicitis.
He was operated upon and for time it
was thought he would recover, but turn
for the worse resulted in his death on
Wednesday morning last. The boy was
aged about II years, and his sudden taxi
ing away proved a severe seock 10 the
family and friends.
Mrs. Fred Shuts, of Tionesta town
ship, is seriously i'll from the effects OF
blood poison caused by being pticked
with the sharp bone Of chicken which
she was dissecting last Thursday. The
point of the bone penetrated one of her
fingers and at once became very painful
so that a physician bad TO called. Dr.
Buvard found the land and arm badly
swollen and the patient in much agony
1t is possible an operation is the only
thing that will bring the required relief.