The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-09-07
--oil market closed at $l.5O.
-Oil and gas leases at this Office.

-Oil and gas leases at this office.
See Hopkins bargain shoe counter.
-lfyou are not sure that your name is
on the registry list sec TO it today, for
this is the last day for legal registration
emitting you to a vote in November.
The "new gymnasium" for Edinboro
Normal will be ready for occupancy
Nov. |, 1904 Descriptive catalogue free.
john f. Bigler, Prin. 1t
Fresh arrival of peaches and pine
apples at the White Star Grocery almost
every day. Now is the best time to Sc
cure the fruit for preserving and can
ming. 1t
"A new stock of fall and winter cloth
ing has just arrived at Hopkins store,
and while the assortment is at its best
you are invited TO call. We can save you
money. 1t
An exchange notes that an effective
way TO keep your neighbor's chickens
out of your garden is to "brown them on
both sides and serve with cream and
gravy"
Artist w. II. Ellis has been "deco-
rating" the school houses at Nebraska
and Ross Run during the past two weeks,
getting them in shape for the fall open
ing of school.
When troubled with constipation try
Chamberlain's Stomach aud Liver Tab
lets. They are easy to take and produce
no gripping or other unpleasant effect.
Sold by DR.. j. G. Dunn.
This is a good time to lay in your
reading matter for the long winter even
ings. Why not take the n. Y. Tribune
Farmer at % cents for one year, in con-
Dection with the REPUBLICAN?
Twenty three years of paint making
is guarantee that the Lawrence paints
have reputation and that every gallon
is carefully prepared. The manufacturers
can't afford to do otherwise. Sold by DR..
Dunn. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncaled for in the Tionesla, Pa, post
Office for week ending Sept. 7th, 1904 I:
Mr.. j. j. Green, Mr.. Richard Fink, Mrs.
Dale (of Warren.) ID. S. KNOX, p. NJ.
The peach crop is enormous, declares
the Franklin News. Last spring it was
announced to be ruined. Probably the
wheat crop will turn out in the same way,
far larger than was predicted. It's way
of Happening things have in This country.
Grant Shuster will remain in Brook
vile three weeks with 30 head of draught
and driving horses. They are an extra
lot of good hoIses and must be sold or
exchanged quick. lin need of team
or driving horse you should look over
the lot at once. 2t
An exchange tells OF an indignant
letter dictated by clever old gentleman
which ran thus: ''Sir. my stenOgoapher,
being a lady, cannot take down what
think of you. l, being gentleman, can
not express it; bX, you, being neither,
can readily divine it,"
The automobile match is the latest
novelty as the result OF the vogue of the
motor car. 1t is about the size of the
ordinary lead pencil, looks like a minia-
ture sky rocket, and is constructed on
the principle of the fuse, which refuses
be extinguished by high wind.
Two games of base ball were pulled
off here Monday with an Oil City team
The first one was quite entertaining, re-
sulting 5-l in favor of Tionesta. But the
second was mighty poor exhibition oI
the ame on the part Of the visitors, the
score ending 2i.2 in favor of the home
team.
Joseph Horn, who has been working
in the woods and staying at the home o
J.J. Carson, in Harmony township, me
with an accident that will lay him up fol
some time. He was telling a tree, which
caught his right leg between the knet
and ankle, bruising it badly but breaking
ing no bones.
On Tuesday evening last the Y. w
G. Il. U. held business meeting at tht
home of Mrs. M. Il. Abbott Following
ara the names of officers elected: Presi
dent, Mrs. A, B. Kelly; Vice President
Sarah Morrow; ID Vice Presic5nt, Carci
Stit|nger; Rec. Sec, Ida Fones; Cor
Sec, Grace McCrea; Treas, Alma Noblit
"A Conneaut, Ohio, friend of j. D. w
Reck sent him sample of the fame,
Rockyford mellon raised in that section
and our neighbor remembered that y
editor had a liking for such fruit ant
so shared up with him. They were th
real thing, and we don't think we woult
"balk" on them three hundred morning
IN the year.
Tuesday evening of last week, the w
C.T.U. held mothers meeting at H.
home of Mrs. Geo. Watson. An excel
lent paper was read by the president
Mrs. Sharpe, the snbject being "Educat
ed and Consecrated Motherhood" Othe
interesting articles along the same lin
were read. An Interesting feature OF tn
evening was talk by Miss Wood, {
New York City, who IS prominent j
temperance and other lines of worI
which tend 10 the uplif ing Of humanity
At the close of the meeting the compan
was served with refreshments by Mr.
Watson, and social timo was enjoyed h
all.