The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-10-31
-oil market closed at sl.5s.


Hopkins still sells the clothing and
shoes, because he keeps the best and asks
the least money for them. 1t
Following is the list of letters lying
uncaled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending Oct. 81, 1906:
Mr.. Charles Schafer. d. s. KNOX, p. M.
For Sale Cheap.-olds runabout in
first-class condition, or will exchange for
a diamond. NJ. f. Cowden, Titusville,
Pa.
Every style and quality of winter un-
derwear for men. women and children,
at tho Hopkins store. The cheapest be-
cause it's the best. II
There are no tolls or messenger fees
when you phone your orders for oil well
shooting to the keystone Torpedo Co.,
Pleasantyille, Enterprise or Tidioute, Pa.
If that winter suit is still lacking
come here and let us tit you out in the
best ready.to-wear suit you have ever
seen for the money, Hopkins. 1t
Five farmers wanted to farm on the
shares or by the month. Call on or write
for further information to A. Cook Sons
Co., or J. G. Rea, Farm Manager, Cooks
burg, Pa. 5t
Phone your orders, at our expense,
Tor well shooting. to either of our Offices:
Pleasantville, Enterprise or Tidioute, Pa.
We are always at the other end of the
line waiting for them. Keystone Torpe-
do Co., II. c. Mapes, Proprietor. At
Don't forget the Republican rally at
Marienville tomorrow, Thursday, even
ing. Good speakers will entertain the
meeting, besides the local candidates will
be present to meet the people. Turn out
and give the great cause of Republican
ism good boost.
Through the efforts of Congressman
Sibley pensions have been granted to the
following Forest county veterans: Lester
X. Warner, Redclyffe; George Carr, East
Hickory. Among the list Of widows
pension we note with pleasure that grant
cd to Martha j. Morrow, of Tidioute,
widow of the late DR.. Morrow of Tio-
nesta.
-Messrs. Lauson Il Gordon in the
Smearbaugh < Wenk store building
have opened lively-seling store, hand
ling about everything you'd care to ask
for. 'Twould be impossible to describe
their goods, but they got great vari-
etv 10 select from. Call and see them.
Your own prices just about take the
goods,
This evening will be Hollowe'en,
when all sorts of pranks will be played
by the thoughtless. No one objects to
innocent and harmless sport, but van
dalism and lawlessness cannot be toler-
ated on Hollowe'en any more than than
at any other time. So be careful you do
not get in trouble, for the majesty of the
law will be upheld.
Otto Rudolph, who is extensively
engaged in stocking" for Wheeler d
Dusenbury on the headquarters of Otter
creek, Hickory township, was down in
Venango county last week and gotta fine
team of heavy draft horses for the COM
pany which will be put to work in the
woods. They lost one of their best horses
last week, the animal dying from spas
modic collie.
Ground is being broken for The foun-
dation of dwelling house which Mrs.
Frank Wilherell, Of Endeavor, will erect
on Vine street, near the head of Bridge
street. The building will he quite a
commodious affair, the foundation being
26xSs feet. Wallace Mealy has also ex-
cavated cellar for dwelling house on
Vine street, adjoining his fathers prop
erty on the south.
The papers of the large cities are all
right if you want them, but 1t is your
own home paper that advertises your
churches, your numerous societies, SYM
pathizes with you in your Affections and
rejoices with you in your prosperity. In
short it is the local paper that mentions
the thousand and one items in which you
are Interested during the year, and which
you do not find in papers of large cities.
William McEwen, John Kennedy
and Fred Snyder have returned from
their hunting trip up in Forest county
and they we're quite successful. They
secured several pheasants, six fox squir
rels. and other smaller game. They saw
one bear, but the animal managed to ge
away before the men could get crack a
it. Game is not so plentiful up that way
as the hunters were Jed to believe
Sharon Telegraph. 7 Twas ever thus
The big game, like the biggest fish, al
ways gets away.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
announces that beginning November l
the maximum rate for one.way tickets
over its lines east of Pittsburg and Bufia
10 will he reduced to two and one-hal
cents per mile. Beginning same date thu
interchangeable Thousand Mile Refunt
ticket, now sold for $50 with refund o
$40, will be sold for S25 with refund o
S.. when used in accordance with th'
conditions. As at present this ticket vii
be good in the hands of the original pur
chaser only. The sale of thousand mll'
tickets, good for anyone and any mum
her, on the lines uf the Pennsylvani'
Railroad only east of Pittsburg and bui
talo, will be continued at rate $40.