The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-03-09


Thad. Booher, who resides near Hunters
Station, three miles below Tionesta, on
Wednesday morning last. He was
charged with the larceny of some rope,
tackle block, etc, from telegraph line
man in the employ of the company, and
hapa hearing before Esquire Setley, who
bound him over to.court in the sum of
500. Booher furnished bail and was re-
leased from custody till next court
-Sherbet is refreshing drink at any
time of year. 1t is also called a temper
ance drink. One definition in Webster
terms it flayored water ice. Y Dung
men like sherbet, so do young ladies;
but sherbet is no good without ice. Ac-
cording to statements made by some of
the girls here, the boys don't cut any ice,
but the girls have sherbet, just the same.
The girls further state, that while the
boys don't cut any ice, they are very
good at "rubbering."
"A case ofsmaIlpox has developed in
the Emergency hospital at Warren and
that institution has been placed under
quarantine by the Board Of health. No
patients can be admitted and no one is al
lowed to enter or leave the place. There
was difference of opinion among phys
icians as TO whether or not the case was
one of the scourge, so an inspector from
the State Board OF Health was sent for.
He diagnosed it as genuine smallpox
with the above result.
John" said James, "Where are you
going?' 81 am going to Kellettville. A
clothing sale is going on there, and it is
said that fellow can buy real cheap
there" "You mean the New York
Clothing sale. You bet they sell
cheap. | am Just coming from there and
here is what l have bought: An over
coat, a suit of clothes, two shirts, hat,
four pair of hose, and l honestly believe
that for the price have paid for all |
could not have bought the overcoat in
any other store. Let me tell you they are
a god-send to our community" 1t
Mankind would surely perish should
they cease TO aid each other. From the
time the mother cares for tho child until
the moment when some one wipes the
death damp from the brow of the dying.
we cannot exist without mutual help. 1t
will do the average person good to think
of these things occasionally. There are
some noble souls who, by their help and
assistance Of the deserving, have shown
that they fully appreciate the RESPONSE
hilities of life, and those they have
helped, if they appreciate the assistance,
will be stronger and better for 1t.
-Luella, Beatrice Karns, daughter of
Mrs. Alice Robinson, was born June %,
1900, and died March 8, 1901. The little
sufferer bore her severe illness, pneumo-
mia, with greatest patience for two weeks.
Funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. Mr.. Illingworth, pastor of the Pres
byterian church, the burial taking place
at the White church cemetery.
Sleep on in thy beauty,
Thou sweet angel child,
BY sorrow unblithed,
BY sin undefiled;
Like the dove of the Ark
Thou hast flown to thy rest,
From the wild sea of strife
To the home of the'blest. @s&
As 1904 is leap year all the holidays
for the year take jump of one day.
Election day will occur as lac as possi-
BILE in November, falling on the Sth day
of the month. Memorial day and Fourth
of July both fall on Monday. Labor day
will be on Sept. 5. Thanksgiving day on
Nov. "a, the earliest day possible for its
observance. Christmas will fall on Sum
day. The Lenten season was ushered in
on Feb. II, trifle earlier than last sea-
son. 1t will close on Easter Sunday,
April g. Palm Sunday will occur on
March 27 and Good Friday on April /.
The Advent season will commence on
Nov. 27.
-Four prisoners were taken from the
Jail here yesterday morning and con-
veyed to Warren to be tried this week
for various offenses. The first case called
at Warren Monday was that of the Com
monwealth VS.. Edwin Snyder, charged
with breaking jail He is one of the
gang which broke into the quarters of
of the Warren golf club last summer and
injured the property, afterwards break
ing Jail and being recaptured at his home
in Oil City. Snyder was convicted and
sentenced to four years for breaking into
the golf club house, aud two years and
six months for jail-break ing. He was
brought back Monday night and lett 18th
Sheriff Noblit for saiekeeping till he is
taken to the pen. John Gallagher, who
was also taken up Monday morning, will
be tried this week on charges of alleged
"short-changing" bartenders at Sheffield
and North Clarendon several weeks ago.
Insurance Company of North america.
Philadelphia, Feb. 26, 1901.
Messrs. G. NJ. Arner &c Son,
Tionesta, Pa.
Dear Sirs I'VE thank you for the very
satisfactory increase of our premium re-
ceipts in your agency for 1908 and sim
cerely hope it will be in your power to,
at least, make as good showing for this
year.
1t is our earnest desire to keep the In
surance Company of North American
first among the companies doing business
in Pennsylvania, for while its age and