The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-07-20

ularly constituted commission, was tax
EN- to the State asylum at North Warren,
yesterday by Sheriff Noblt and Commits
sioner Burhenn.
The few favorable days of the past
week have been utalzed to the fullest
extent by the farmers, who have put up
many tons of hay. The crop is the finest
and most abundant that this section has
had in many years, and will make up to
large extent for the partial failure OF
other crops, surh as corn, oats, etc.
Foster, the weather forcaster, says
indications are that September will be
the hot month of the summer in most
parts of the country. The back ward con
dition of the crops will need that warm
September for maturing, particularly in
the northern States. Frost is expected
very far south not far from September
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ID. +, Carson, whose well-kept farm
lies along the public road short distance
south ofStewart Run postollice, has a
very pretty new cottage we'll along to-
ward completion. "Dorie" will soon be
as nicely fixed as any of thcp in the mat
ter ofa comfortable home and good pro-
ducing farm, all brought about by steady,
honest toll.
The Green township directors have
elected the following teachers for the en-
suing term: Nebraska, advanced grade,
John Rutherford primary grade, Edith
Gayley; Flynn, Matte Dewoody; Hin
derer, Cora Gayley; Blum, Zena Lob
meyer; Kiser, Ruth Cook; Youngk,
Florence Thompson; Bowmanville,
Pearl Elliot; Guitonyille, Cora Mealy.
Harry Webb, the yonng man in Jail
here on charge of numbering Orrie
Filler at Youngsville on the night of the
Fourth, was taken before judge Lindsey
at Warren last Friday on writ of ha-
beas corpus, his attorney having made
application TO have HIM admitted to bali.
The Judge refused the application, and
Webb was returned to the Jail here on
Saturday.
Station Agent NJ. Bruner, OF West
Hickory, whose distressing accident, in
which he lost his left arm, was reported
in these colums last week is progressing
very nicely toward recovery at the Oil
City hospital, his Fl lends will be pleased
to learn. 1t was feared for time that
the severe shock might terminate seri-
ously, but happily his excellent consti-
tuition and strong nerve have stood him
in good hand, and he will recover rap
idly.
AT Celeron last Wednesday night,
Miss Irene Boardwel and Miss Ethel
Boyd were dangerously injured in the
''loop-the loop" The car in which they
were riding became stalled at the top of
the loop and both fell to the track, a dis
taHce of 20 feet. The car shot back ward.
running over both of them. Miss Broad
wells chest was crushed and Miss Boyd
was internally injured. These DEATH
dealing contrvances furnish business for
the surgeons and undertakers, but they
likewise provide great amusement for
the people, and therefore we must have
them.
An exchange very pertinently re-
marks: Often times children will show
hesilancy in their speech. 1t is often the
case that they are using some muscles
that effects the nerve of the vocal chords.
Have the child change his occupation
for month or so and see if there is any
improvement. Send him away for visit
OF course your child is little darling
and your neighbours is the sassiest thing
you ever saw. That is always the case.
But did you ever go and visit the school
room In which your child was and find
that he was not the smartest child there?
1t takes the conceit out, doesn't it?
Individually, of course, we look up
on death as rather an unwelcome visitor.
But if it were not for the Grim Reaper
this world would be mighty poor place
for young men. Socrates might still be
teaching philosophy in his bare feet in
the back alleys and Plato discoursing
from his portco. Alexander the Great
would be ruling Persia and Caesar lead
ing his victorious legions. Besides, tie
old fogies would be so largely in the mi
nority that progress would be impossi-
BILE. And then if all the people who ever
inhabited this globe were here yet the
world would be so much crowded that
there would be no room for us. After all
death is great institution. n.-Punxsutaw-
ney Spirit,
Where closet room is at premium
and what woman in these days of cramp-
cd house and elaborate wardrobes ever
has enough closet room?-it is a good
plan to have pole arranged in the clothes
closet, right down the centre, the ends
resting in sockets, the same as are used
for curtain poles. If the closet be of any
length whatever number of dresses,
coats, waists and skirts may be support
ed on this pole by means of coat hangers.
If the ordinary style of hanger Is used
separate one is required for each waist
and skirt, but there are improved tyles
which easily accommodate both waist
and skirt. In such closet it is easy to
keep the clothes in good condition and
also an easy matter to find any particu-
lar garment.
During the last two weeks Congress
man Sibley has been of assistance in OBJ
tanning pensions, or an increase for those
already pensioned, in large number of
cases in his district, besides furthering
the claims of others toward completion.
Among those recently granted are the