The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1906-03-07
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Tribune Farmer, one year, Tor Sl'2o.
"A few good things still remain on
the bargain counter at Hopkins store.
The subjec! of Rev. w. o. Calhoun's
sermon at the NJ. Il. church next Sabbath
evening will be Fighting Against God"
Wanted White oak piling, tele-
graph poles, ties and lath. Box l54,
Station A, Pittsburg, Pa. 1t
-Edinboro students are melted to love
learning and to plan for future progress.
Spring term March 9th. John f. Big
Ter, Principal. 1t
Before the rush of new spring goods
is on at Hopkins store you'd better call
and get some of the bargains in odds and
ends. They'll soon be gone. 1t
All the delinquent taxes in Hickory
Township must be paid on or before
April 18th, 1906, or will collected accord
ing to law. r. o. WHrTToN, Collector.
The Christian Endesyor Soci' y will
hold dime social at the home of Mrs. j..
II. Robertson Friday evening of this
week, which everybody is invited to at
tend.
WANTED 900 standard chestnut tel
ephone poles. Will pay cash f. o. b. or
laid down at Tionesta, Nebraska, West
Hickory, or Tidioute. A. Il. DANIELS,
Tionesta, Pa. 1t
The town council met and organized
for the year on Monday night j. b.
Muse was elected President of the board,
A @. Brown clerk and solicitor, and T..
4. lanson, treasurer.
Next Monday night services will be-
gin at the M. Il. church and continue
each evening during the week. On the
Sabbath, 18th, communion services will
be held at 1850 o'clock p. IN.
The A. Cooks Sons Lumber company
have finished a cut of $4,000, 900 feet of
lumber taken from the Bell Run lands
and at Lawshe, near Rockton, which was
done in less than three years. Raftmans
journal.
Clarion State Normal, Clarion, Pa,
has had the most prosperous year in its
history. The Spring term opens March
Goth. Total expense IA weeks) Si35O.
This includes board, room, light, heat
and laundry. 1t
j. II. Wentworth, A. l.. Strickenberg
and NJ. Jaun, auditors of Tionesta town.
ship with M. A. Carringer as their clerk,
met at the township house Monday and
completed the audit of the townships
accounts for the past year.
If you want the Tribune Farmer and
the FOREST REPUBLICAN, one year for
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sample copy of the Farmer and you
know its all right. The offer will not
extend longer than the month of March.
The new board of road supervisors
of Tiones,a township met on Monday
and effected an organization by the cleo
tion of Jacob Wagner as chairman; Geo.
Monday, secretary, and Jacob Smear
baugh, treasurer. The board assessed a
10 mill work tax.
-Jeannette Cooper has ripping Dolly
Dialogue sort of story in the March Nc
Clure's. 1t is called "a Retributive
Trip" aad tells tale OF punishment, the
punishment that an unsophisticated girl
inficts on patronizing and sophisticated
man. It's delicious comedy.
Rev. Perry A. Reno, pastor of the
first M. Il. church of Sharon, Pa, died in
that city on Sunday last, from pneu-
monia, aged 81 years. lie was well
known throughout the Erie conference as
one of its ablest and brightest ministers.
He is survived by his wife and one
daughter.
-"Old Ben," the once famous dray
horse, whose home of late years has been
with Asa Heath, up Hunter Run, was
put to sleep one day last week, he having
passed his days of usefulness. "Ben's"
age must have been well up towards
thirty, and there were very few days in
his existance that he did not earn much
more than his keep. Peace to his old
homes.
"A friend of the doctrine of Equal
Rights" calls our attention to the fact
that "in Pennsylvania man of foreign
birth may, after five years residence,
become voter. II requires q years to
make voter of the American boy, and
to the American mother, who is generally
better informed and more capable than
tho whole bunch, the privilege is denied
entirely. Is this square dealY'
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