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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-08-19
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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1903-08-19
SUMMARY OF THE NEWS
Short Items From Various
Parts of the World,

Record Of Many Happenings Condensed
and Put In Small Space and Ar
ranged With Special Regard For the
Convenience Of the Reader Who has
Little Time to Spare.
Wednesday.
Pope Plus X tainted while at mass
Tuesday morning and vas uncon-
tcious a brief period.
1t was said in Rome that the powers
have decided to support Russia and
Austria in efforts to re-establish peace
in Macedonia.
The board of supervisors of Cattar-
angus county voted down a proposition
TO change the county seat from Little
Valley to Salamanca.
Eighty.four bodies have been re-
covered and the death list will prob
ably exceed 100 from the burning of
two trains on an underground electric
railway in Paris.
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no CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it fails
10 cure. II. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c. l-l4-ly
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
leaaant and congenial nature.

pleasant and congenial nature.
Never in my entire business ca
reer had met man so kind of heart,
80 Uniform In temperament. so thor
oughly self-sacrifcing to those he ad-
mired.
Never word or q look passed
between us but 1t carried with 1t that
sincerity OF confidence reposed each
in the other.
1T was often pleasanter to be de
MED requests asked OF him than to
be the recipient OF favors Of others
In the future. Siiverton to me. with
out him In II. will be as the home OF
boybood days without a mother or
as springtime without the singing OF
birds or the blossoming OF the early
rose.
In life was ever grateful for his
many favors. In death I shall ever
cherish his memory.
Peace be unto his ashes, and may
that repose he has sought ever be the
sweet sleep OF one OF Gods noble
men"
Mr.. Petherbridge will leave for
Denver Wednesday morning and
take the noon train out OF there
Thursday for the east and south.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
YeAa rull Of enoMIse.

Mnncns Tinma with this issue OF
lha rlmrr ac bcelh the New Year
which ia fml RI pfomiae Not that
VIZ. or nuy one On this county. can
romplait OF tho year iual closed, for
slthourh nt umcs % hHa seemed quiet
and drN and b0elnoas sua poor. still
IS haH n8 wns summot np prosper
ans trnr eHs had hv MI Crops Of
au Kinds hnq0 Faurh, GOOD prices.
Cnttic bufiprsr h iB sood shape, the
Hnfhrf business H hnif0f 'han over
briert and while not many dollarH
tHve boon ppdNefH from uur mines,
thtr acra ocYct ln ss good condition
fo start Woih aF thoe are his year.
One trinr in pariirliaf we can be
fhapbfW Tor. u"vcr Nnforo haa the
NAncns yally brcn se free from sick
refs aa thit wlptor scarcely y per
anu bonr lu Hiihralih in this
ahule community aud We verify be
1Intr 40 usr tawH holr1 viii give un
.n eH0I u1far wortr Yatem that the
Harcur furIaa VH hayr 90 change
.Hrtua. ur move elsewhere The
fg.p Hf,lH iu iI0 mountains give as.
rtaa.r af hhuHisrt anicr for irriEa.
Hrr hH yrr pHi mcnua good cropp.
laf ee baYo 'at tan and sunshine al.
ar4t wien a'sf and light ryHtem
tcr iir tuar- eulf rropH FOR the farm
ra mlna euHur fHli force. saw
mu bf Wr fullest rapncity aud
ta rtiur niuHtr, doing zoe share.
.rld sroHIus Hnureruua county
t HnuCaa VIII moFa lot 1908 Re
1f 1nh. hp IIn,s WiH ho a daily
Iruri aHd Nlleus city of io.ooo
Two oI itr. othar husInCas houses
Iaree ns THe nauar " Uauiilo
company VAN na tanlIshod. o smel
tr- may t tWU pnnIhly a sugar
H.er hglafN 8tt rot iuiPtobably -
broad nore allrnBa fof a southern
0HIm Np,hus H Impossible. with
nu- rrsamt 500 rau hulld up u
Wuut u t0n .utiw9tgrn part OF
Ife sBi0 worthy ef oven colorado,
the Framo- atals af our union Then
io 0a work torubef eei the proper
mlro du aud fhe reward ia assured
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Many corporations. the senator SAID
are too powerful for regulation by any
single state. The only power strong
enough to deal with them was the ma
tional government The proposed bill,
he said provided for publicity in the
conduct of their Business, and power
to stop their business altogether ii
they violate the laws; strict penalties
on their officers. and personal liability
for debts and wrongs. In the course
OF his remarks the senator said thai
socialism will never cure or prevent
trust evils. and that socialism would
be as bad as the trusts. because 1t
would reduce mankind to dead level
Referring to Pierpont Morgans pur-
chase of the steamship lines. the sena-
tor said it would be bad bargain II
we bought the empire of the seas or
dominion of the continent at the cost
OF American spirit.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. s.
The senate lost no time in getting
down to business this morning upor
reassembling after the holiday recess
Senator Hoar gave notice that he
would speak on his antitrust bill i'm
mediately after routine business to
morrow.
In the house the galleries were
scantily patronized and barely quo
rum were present when the speaker
raped for order. Hull of Iowa, chair
man of the committee on military af
fairs, asked for unanimous consulta
ton for present consideration of the
bill creating general staff. Rich
ardson. Democratic floor leader, OBJ
jected.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. s.
Discussion of the omnibus statehood
bill was renewed in the senate this
afternoon by Senator Nelson OF Min
nesota Senator Nelson will proba
bly, require today and tomorrow tc
finish his speech.
WASHINGTON. d. c., Jan. c.
The senate today listened to dis
cussion of the trust problem by Sena
tor Hoal who took the antitrust END
as his text. The senator said the bill
was tentative in character, and con
tended that with the exception of the
coal strike, the country had not yet
suffered from the trust evil enough tC
menace general prosperity. The con
dition of the American workman was
better than that of foreign countries
Congress should act for the future
He characterized corporation as al
artificial thing which never dies and
never goes through a probate court
that 1t is not jealous of its honor eX
cepting as concerning its business
standing and has no soul or con
science Suppose some Napoleon OF
finance got hold of ten million dol
lars" he asked. lis that not possibil-
ity OF real and terrible public dan
ger? Such power could threaten a
community with coal or wheat famine
and could execute its threat"
The senator enumerated the trust
evils as follows; Destruction of com
petition. management Of local indus
tries by absentees, destruction of 10
cal public spirit; fraudulent capitaliza-
tion. secrecy; management for pri-
vate benefit. OF officials power to
corrupt elections and some courts !,
want of responsibility, absence of per
sonal liability for wrong doing. The
senator said that taking the tariff on
trust made articles was no remedy.
aud he was opposed to government
ownership of coal mines or railroads.
He declared that combinations of capt
tai we're necessary to national great
ness.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
spLGNpJp OUTLOOK.

poi NoHe rInspg The out
look for ur' Nor and San lula val
lcr A. won as the whole upper Rio
Gtandc rceuou flr 1909 is most nat
larne ll addition p renewed actiyi
v fu mlnIn. aH osaaugat prospect ror
ih, farmer nUt tr srIuwrr and an
urr.alr1 m.rHti'. business We arc
almost HrDI .. an cttsn7ion of the
broad Hau.. HIta.1 oFr. thu range
aa ufrlmulr up toward making
ua irlu ultn lfai rauic. The
ilpnMaft attune 90 this section
tbfonl .HU irDfaaHci activity along
hc lNe- aqf.l wiII Dol many, and We
bro aImr. iri to hCag1g That the day
of miegr uii better imngs and more
es.eul "a develop is dawuiug for
San tuH rl0y mod ihc country trib.
ubv l6 lt Iua. nov. na nil these
fhma ore mndus io public view
ant rhr ugus ol the tImcs point 20
nrw ant,fprreE uBf indicate 50
much f1r our country l So a good
time mr our pC1rie fn Ha1d together
and work uH ono iar Ihr advance
mont of tlis srcuon Whom prosperl'
y kuorks st ouf door our people
should answer thr esii and bid il wei
come and show such attention as IL
utCiy go Gauge n to Geek an abiding
place with us iH other words this
r. q good ,Imo TO gci together, look
about aul 500 i there be not some
ching tn % donp iu tAo wBy NJ organ.
izod effort for tho welfare OF our
country during 1908
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
rHE PUBLIC OFFICE AND
THE PRIVATE SNAP


Tbs discovery fhat one Of the state
house appolnfoeB OF the Fusion ad-
niuiatfaaon worked only seven days
IN sue last year. and drew u salary Of
81 aHo. will not occasion widespread
sntp iae. Iu fbct from colorado's
tudwie6ge OF TO ways Of Fusion Of
GeohOlders. it VIII be considered as
little short OF remarkable that so
much ss seven days work should be
aietA TO the state for "a years sal
sry.
THE cssa IN qYfation u only one Of
uaay aagpn' efidentoa uf the lncap
abio Nad 0f government the state
of coiolnd0 hiss beon given by Flu
aipn 0Groholoera The whole Fu.
sIou sgNtea scema 80 have degener'
nted iui8 contest Of drones, In
aNch one appointee har stryon to
ou,5o onothef ln point Of iaziness and
laenstiiFeneee HnuuFh specific cas-
ns have been reported from the state
housc io ahnw concuslYely that the
general tendency has bcea 70 regard
public ofico as private snap.
Guv-oIegt Pnah0iy has a Ano job
81 house fiOap.nr beforu him and the
peouie wili be mach lIsnppoInted IL
fha luA d0ea not begin 10 dy pretty
fooH DlnYer Republican
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
rnu GREAT TIDE
on lMMIoRANTs

or IMMIGRANT 8
A Telegram from Now York fep1rid
that up 20 and Including December
20, the total number ot immiFranf'
arriving at port for be gear was
5a57bi. We may add about 100000
to this figure 10 got the total for ue
country. which is abou, 100000 froHt
or than tho total for tho fiscal year
ending juno 30, 1902, and is exceeded
only once Ia the rlcOrda OF hscm
years. The grcatest OF these % Tor
the twelve months ending june &c.
1882, when the Immigrants numbered
7ss.ag2 and there arc but four other
fscai years IA which tho totals so
beyond 600 900. namely 1881. Co.'S
All: 1889. Coz 1872 1899. G25.ohi' 1909
Gss,7s9
With the stendy increase which nov
bids fair to break the record There lh
the same racial prepondcunnce that
has been noted during the last hvc
or six years. The Immigration from
Italy. which Wns 1882 for the
twelve months ending Jane 30, was
l14.4o3 for the ten monthe ending
with October Austro Hungary and
Russia also keep well TO the fore, but
there is at the same time a slight
revival of the older kind OF mmi'
grafton. The Germans scandinai
ians and Irish arc all increasing A
distinctiyoly new feature. however.
is the comparatively large immlgra'
tion OF Japanese. which set In year
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08


I suffered from a very obstinate case Of dyspep-
siar writes R. E. Secord. Esq. Of I3 Eastern
Ave Toronto, Ontario. III tried q great num-
Der Of remedies without success hnally lost
faith in them all was so far gone that could
not bear any solid food on my stomach for a long
time; felt melancholy and depressed. Could not
sleep or follow my occupation ttinsmith) Some
four months ago friend recommended your
Golden Medical Discovery After q weeks
treatment had derived so much benefit that
continued the medicine. have taken three
bottles and am convinced 1t has In my case ac-
con1piished a permanent cure. can conseien-
iously recommend it to the thousands of dys-
peptics throughout the land"
Accept no substitute for Golden Med
ical Discovery" There is nothing ujust
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood and lungs. -
DR.. Piercs's Pleasant Pellets stimulate
the liver
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
C. L. PETAERBRiDoE PAYS
J. NJ. ROBIN WORTHY TRIBUTE

c T. Potherbridee passed through
from Denver to Silverton on yester-
day afternoons train
Ia conversation with him at the de-
pot he said Il was ready to start
eust when | heard OF the Silverton
AFFAIR | am travelling n thousand
miles to see the face once more OF
my most sincere aud warm friend, j.
" Robin,
Il have been connected with him In
business affairs for the past five
years. and IL has been OF the most
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Tho Chicago RcoordlicWld iH Ger
tainiy diaaneiug all compcbtpra Ia
matter OF growth Of circulation during
1909. tho Increase 10 the week da>
circulation being ~ per ccat while
the SUNDAY circulation Increased 20
per cent The aveiaeo daily c,fcula
tion OF the RECORD Herald Tor pcccm.
ber was i62.7g0 and that of iho sun.
day edition 205.&Sg The Record
Herald ia certainly ucwrpnpor for
the people, printing ell the utws. with
editorial comment dealing to thD
point on all subjects Of Import Go he
people.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

The poet makes January say: ia
nus am l. oldest of potentates. Why
rot make this month say Patron
am | Of Rhemuatism, which | make
more painful of Catarrh, which |
make more annoying; of Scrofula.
which | develop with all its sores, in
Examinations and eruptions?
Hoods Sarsaparlla can be relied
upon to cure these diseases, radically
and permanently. and so there is no
good excuse for suffering from them.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

his name. Soon or
late he will b {
caught again and
bear added punish
ment for his short
escape from his cell.
Those who by the
us of palliative
powders and tablets
escape for a time
from the suferings
of dyspepsia d are in
the same condition
as the escaped pris-
oner. Soon or late
they will go back to
the old condition
and pay an added
penalty for temper
ary release.
DIR. Pierce's Gold
en- Medical Discov-
cry cures dyspepsia
and other diseases
of the stomach and
organs of digestion
and nutrition. Its
cures are lasting.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

The allies have already expended in
their blockade OF NcueEuclR and Ia
the rcst OF their dnmuuHifui0H
against that country more money
than their claims amount 10. ard this
sum cannot be aeaossed by any tri.
hunai This will be another argument
ngains, the attempt TO COLLECT dehla
by force of arms Probably tnlf VII
be the last time that ans Eprgpean
nation viii ever attempt 10 collect Toe
billn OF any Of ~ nubiecis due pf
any nation on The American coau
nent
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Tlm drma as severe last sea
1a. 1rcau ui-lho scarcity of snow
the uoauiaiHa BOT u affected this
nney i- probably than any other
portion of tha state This fact in
probably 900 10 the greai depth and
faNly o tho roii The hay md
eraln crop Val not ~ large as usual.
hut rhcf b. nma.rni 10 feed all the
homo nosf Ht1 hundreds % head
which wcrf dayon lu from other coun-
uaa There q. now Hu abundance Of
anov Ia the monrtains and the water
lppIv fof ncft foar assured. We
agNlae enc prmera ta plant all the
rrops nest car that iberc can bo
BROUGHT whio % irBHai0 The mills
IN thss county make an excellent quail
ip 0i nuur and and sin buy. at fair
price. an the rfaiu that can be
rruRn here vniic the demand Tor hay
20 Increasing nYory year ai fixed
price pHei the reservoir project
Great is Nouta1nma eounty -cortoz
Journal
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

The fac, that possibly the nesi pa1
OF January viii be spent in sgasn
bling over whQ shan De United
-.s-ru---- rohatof and bad blood thoreby
engendofod for the balance of the
session. speaks louder than wordf
why election should be by the pco
pie
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Even The cold weather does not Pre-
vent MIR. RoeRcfellor's goose from
layIag golden eggs Tor tho University
~ Chicago
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

According to the death columns Of
tho country neqspapera tbe pact yeat
was an unusually hnra ono on os8incd
men.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Buyers Of tea win remember that
tho government has abolished tie
duty OF 10 ceuts q pound. Tea should
be that much cheaper TO 'hc conFum
er
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Governor Peabody will mako bnown
who most Of HE appoiptceB Viii De-
before he assumes offer iiH dpes
not intend to be bothered and pWtsr
ed TO death rms - best Tor th
govgrnur and altogether boei tes t5c=e
scohinF places under the ndmlnatra
ton
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

uuitcd States Treasurer Hobrua in-
sisis that too much gold IS eomloE Ca.
unliko MI Roberts MOST Of m arc ao
situntcd that we cannot soa a.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

It win seem ike old times Tor Ha
pubmcnns 10 meet IN Denver and tn.
thus once more over the iuauFufh-
ton OF a Republican state admInIsJa
lion
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

The legislative Heaslous win nw hc
come really interesting and exciting
until the senatorim issue gets Hnhef
fuIl hcadwsy Tho nrst vceH
viii be devoted TO organizing
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Ats prize night In Iluitc Mont a
few nights ago. tho women who were
proscut arc reported SO have FORGOT
tea themFclycs aud shoatrd" Why.
how uninayiihci
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

The past year Was The beet ihg
country has over experienced sud
this record win stand urtl iho De-
ginning OF 1904.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Representative lioyt 81 Mosa COON
~ aBya about The best thing the leH.
islRturo can do h 10 repeal feu uf
the lniauitous laws on The statute
books and Then adjourn And Bra thib
Mr. Hoyt yoicos ina sentiments of a
large majority OF tho people
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

one week from today n business ad
mlnlsira1ion viii be iuaugurated in
Colorado no more Thrifty Jim
hnalness goes.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
.umors Come TO the Surface

In puaplcs and 0rlcr cruptipns. bat dont run
themselves all Cd thai way, They mostly re
main la the fy.trm -ths.s bnd. Hoods sAr
sAnnriIn removes inrn, wards oa danger
makes rooa bcslth sure Take IL
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
and 40 ! tetnl q l4.27o

%, if asst fiscal year During Tie
Ton noaths ending win Octoper the
figare Was 1916. and the per tntage
Of increase in October. 1902 over oc-
sebeT 1901, was slightly greater than
so.-Chicago Itecofd.Hcrald.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
Eczema
Hood's lnrsnpariN0

The state lst.d board win gel q sooo
cleaning out before Ions Aud It il
about time
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08

Thoro is nothing in Tho outlook tor
1903 TO Indicate that Mr Addiria viii
ever abandon his ambition 10 repre-
scnt Delaware in the United auaite
senate
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1903-01-08
THE PRISONER

Who escapes from Jail is by NO means
free. He is under the ban Of the Law
and punishment is written over againA
The Washington times., 1903-07-14
PROPERTY IN LITIGATION
NOT TO Be SOLD
Commissioner West Persuaded to Re-
scind Former Order.

Commissioner West stated today that
the commissioners do not consider IL
wise tc and will not offer for sale to -
morrow. July 10. for delinquent taxes.
any property that is known by the otice
to be n litigation at this time. or where
any tcchrieai o. legal objection could
be raised against the sale.
The Commissioner further said that It
would be well for persons Interested il,
any property in litigation 10 notify the
Office OF the Commissioners at Cnce.
Withla the .as, week Commissioner
Vests Office has been beslcged with
callers interested n this phase Of the
delinquent tax sales scheduled TO begin
tomorrow morning. IL has been argue I
consistently that the Commissioners
have no right to place on sale property
the title to which was clouded and rest
Ing absolutely In the Commissioners.
Finally, at the eleventh hour. Com
missioner West has yielded, and the
fore going order is the result.
The Washington times., 1903-07-14

port of the Health officer containing al
account OF the history and organization
OF the Washington Sanitary Improve
ment Company has ever been circulated
under frank. or otherwise, for the pur-
pose or furthering the financial interests
OF the company. Neither, so far as I
am informed, was the appendix printed
separately. except as II was paid for by
the Improvement company
Il have never had any connection with
the sale OF the stock of the company.
and do not know what special efforts
have been made to interest prospective
investors The extent OF my own inan-
cial interest is 800. paid in at the time
of the organization OF the company. This
yields me a net return of s. per annum,
and in view Of the rules or the company.
can never yield more. l am one of the
directors. but presumably elected be-
cause Of my knowledge of housing con-
ditions in this District. and OF sanita-
tfon generally. and not because of the
extent Of my financial holdings in the
company. No director or ofieer Of the
company receives any compensation
whatsoever for his services"
The Washington times., 1903-07-14
POPE LEO HOVERS. ON
BORDER LINE BETWEEN
LIFE AND UNKNOWN
HEALTH OFFICER TO
EXPLAIN HIS REPORT
Commissioners Call Him to Explain Why Washington
Sanitary Company's Report Was Incorporated
IN Official Document.

The District Commissioners today de-
cided to ask an explanation from DIT.
William G. Woodward, Health officer Of
the District OF Columbia, as to the pub
lication with his annual report of a pros
pectus for the Washington Sanitary I'm
provement Company. This prospectus
was published as an appendix to DR..
Woodward's report of the year 1899, as
fully set forth in The Times of yester-
day. 1t was there set forth further that
Or. Woodward was himself q stockhold-
ers and officer in that company.
In explanation OF both these circum-
stances the Health Officer has given out
n statement IN the course of which he
says:
The purpose Of the company was
philanthropic, and yet it could not be
accomplished unless 1t could be demon
strated that 1t was not financial hard
ship 10 require the owner of rented
property to keep 1t in good sanitary
condition. For this reason. dividends
were allowed by the bylaws OF the COM
pany, but they were limited to per
cent per annum.
so far as I know, no copy Of the re-