The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1904-08-03

--Oil market closed at Sl.50
oil and gas leases at this office.
See Hopkins bargain shoe counter.
Ladies' wash suits at just half price al
Hopkins 1t
Paint prepared for the brush, made
by Lawrence, sold by DR.. Dunn.
The trout fishing season and the sum
mer season for woodcock closed last Sun
day,
--Edinboro students secure the hest
positions as teachers. FAN session opens
Sept. 18th. John f. Bigler, Prin. II
Il find nothing better for liver de.
rangement and constipation than Cham
berlan's Stomach and Liver Tablets.-L
+. Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For sale
by DR.. j. c. Dunn. If
The greatest gas heater stove ever
invented is the radatlng stove, both for
heating and economy in gas. Sold by II
L. Mckinley, Tionesta. If
The ladies of the Relief Corps will
hold their annual picnic al the pleasant
nOHlt VI MI. anu IL lANhobui
German Hill, tomorrow.
Ed. Hur ter has razed his old dwell.
, ing on the West Side and is erecting q
neat new cottage on his lot which viii
make very pleasant bachelor quarters
for Ed.
The annual Sunday school excursion
to Chautaupua will leave this station al
7:l4 next Wednesday morning, Aug. TO-
and the fare for the round trip from this
place will be Sl.25.
Fresh groceries, fruits and vegetables
are specialties at the White Star Grocery
and telephone orders will be promptly
filled. Try our bread, rolls, cakes, fruits
and timed goods for picnics. 1t
u II. NJ ller has closed a contrac
with Mr.. Wheeler, of Endeavor, to do his
saving on Morrison Run, above Warren
He expects to start up full blast by the
middle of August News.
Following is the list of letters lying
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending August 8, 1904;
Sgnor Raffaele Tago, Mrs. M. Shatten'
burg, Mr.. W. A. Shaker. d. S. KNOX
Pm.
"A thoughtful woman said to some o
her friends, "There is so mucl that is
bad in the best of us, and so much that Is
good in the worst of us, that it does moi
become any of us to say much about the
rest of us"
-Tionesta was well represented at oil
City last Sabbath. Some took advantage
of the excursion to visit Monarch Park
while others were, and still are, attending
the Free Methodist camnmeeting, a
Moran's grove.
Ed. Rudolph OF Endeavor, was dowr
last week and took home with him. one
of Liveryman Ureys's fine sorrel "step
pers." Ed. will not have to take every
bodys dust while he handles the ribbons
over that steed.
The latest fashionable male fad is thu
monogra II worked in silk on the shir
flap, where it is INVISIBLE to the NAKED
eye. And yet we male idiots laugh a
the idea of women wearing jeweled gar
ters surrounded by just as much invsi
: bilitY. Y.-Ex.
August Troutwein, the Kittanninl
murderer, has been respited by Cover
nor Pennypacker until Thursday, Oct
4th, in order that the entire case nigh
again be presented to the Pardon BoarC
for consideration.
Predictions in the famous lake shor
grape belt are to the effect that the crOl
this year will be good in spite of the we
season. On account of the decrease in tn
acreage good prices will prevail. Com
mission men are offering in some case
as high as 10 cents basket for the entir
crop of vinyards.
Following an appropriation $1,000
by the State Legislature and another ON
by the county for a monument to th
"Old War Governor" Andrew G.. Curtin
the design for the monument submitte
by the Van Amringe Granite Company
of Boston, has been accepted. 1t will b
ready for unveiling at Bellefonte in Sep
tember, 1905.
The Democrats of this district ha
their Congressional conference billed
take place at Franklin last Saturday, bu
were obliged to postpone the affair to
latter date because the Elk county Dem
ocrats had not yet held their primaries
Three names will be presented to th
conference-James S. Carmichael {
Franklin, DR.. Salem Heilman of Sharon
and James b. Watson of Marienvill'
The story goes that determination is 50
up for DR.. Holman.
The Titusville Courier, speaking
the horse sold by Kribbs Il Ray, of Kel
ettville, to parties in that city and mer
toned in these columns last week, says
The new horse mentioned in anotht
item, as having been purchased by j.
Mckinney, is an inbread Wilkes, 81
years old and comparatively greer
though he made much better time tha
2:25. Horsemen say he beauty and {
promising young horse as there is
this part of the country. lie IL name
King Burdo.