The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-07-06
--Oil market closed at Sl.57.
oil and gas leases at this Office.

-Oll ana gas leases al thlS ONCE.
Hopkins sells the Douglas shoes II
Farmers and gardeners report the po.
tatoe bug crop unusually thrifty this sea
son.
Sumner Normal at Edinboro opens
July 9th, continues six weeks. John f
Bigler, Prin. 2t
When bilious, take Chamberlain
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by
DR.. j. c. Dunn. jul
Final arrangements have been made
for the formal opening of the sessions o
the Lilly Dale Assembly on July 18th.
Any article on the bargain counter oI
the Tionesta Cash Store will bo sold al
most Il, your own figure. Come in and
see. 1t
The Democrat claims that trains will
be running into Clarion by August lst,
over the new railroad from Summorville.
Happy day for Clarion.
The White Star Grocery is never short
on the right things to eat, and in fruits
and vegetables we always lead The van.
Try us on aguick order. 1t
Fifty persons in Susquehanna County
were poisoned by ice cream, and young
men all over the State have cut out the
dispatch to show to their best girls.
we have the best stock of shoes in
town for men, women and children, and
sell on smaller margin than others do,
style and quality considered. Hopkins. 1t
The reduction in price of all summer
hats is still going on at the Joyce Millin-
cry, and those desiring anything in that
line will do we'll to call early while the
stock is still large. 1t
The twenty fth annual reunion OF
the Northwestern Association, Depart
ment of Pennsylvania, G.. A. r., will be
held at Exposition park, Conneaut Lake,
Friday, August 9TH.
Bishop J. II. Vincent, who was
placed on the retired list of the Methodiat
bishopric at the general conference at
Los Angeles last month, will spend the
summer at Chautauqua, after which he
will reside at Indianapolis.
A timely article by Park Benjamin, in
the July Review of Reviews, discusses
"Battleships, Mines, and Torpedoes. set
ting forth the changed conditions of mod
ern naval warfare, as illustrated to-day
in the war between Japan and Russia.
The June record of oil operations in
the Pennsylvania field, according to the
Derrick, shows S93 new wells completed,
l.193 regs and drilling wells under way
and gain of 1913 wells and | ,l43 barrels
new production over the previous month.
An increase of 81 in new work is also
noted.
The business man who does not keep
his establishment before the public will
be forgotten, and, as long as there are
men who advertise constantly and loud
ly, nobody will charge his mind with re-
membering those who do not advertise.
Gladstone said that "nothing except the
mint can make money without adver-
tising."
The survey for a new line TO the wells
OF Proper Bros, on the Curtain lands, Ii
onesta township, was made last week, by
the Wilburine Pipe Line Co., and the
same will be laid forthwith. 1t will con-
meet with the line at the mouth of Tubbs
Run, where the pump station will he
moved to.
The school board of Kingsley town.
ship elected the following list of teachers
at its meeting last Saturday: Kellettyille,
Principal, Mr.. Foster; Room No. 2, Miss
Mildred Catlin; No. 3, Miss Alice Nc
Crea; Mayburg, Miss Kate Guenther
Whig Hill, Miss Florence Jensen Starr,
Miss Blanch Hunter Ross Run, Mrs.
Daugherty.
An independent Canadian Order OF
Canadian Maccabees may be the outcome
of the main body to raise rates. Ontario
$4,000 members have protested against
the proposed increase. Insurance at low
rates is all right, hut you can't furnish ii
below cost and prosper. Every order
has trouble that doesn't charge what the
insurance costs.
Two recent decisions of the Superior
Court of this State on the rights and
duties of telephone and telegraph com
panes will be read with great interest by
the public. In brief the decision holds
that if the employees of a company mu'
tilate trees on property the company
may be made to pay for their destruction
and any man who finds wires placed or
his house without permission may cu
them if\e-chooses'
MIR. and Mrs. George X Klinestiver, DR.
of Kellettville, are called upon to mourn
the death of their 7-montbs-old daugh
ter, Pauline. The parents were visiting
Mrs. Klinestiver's parents at Goodwill
Hill, Warren county, when the child was
taken sick, death relieving the little SUI
ferer Monday night of this week. The
remains will be brought to Tionesta
where the burial will take place this after
noon in Riverside cemetery. Th'
parents have Sthe sympathy of all thei
many friends in This sudden beroavc
ment.