The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-05-01
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Your new spring suit is here at a
nominal cost. Hopkins. 1t
There are times when words fail a
man-but if he has wife it doesn't mat
ter much.
-Wooltex garments, summer weights,
are always comfortable and stylish.
Hopkins is sole dealer in Tionesta. 1t
There is considerable complaint about
the uncomfortably warm weather.
Strange, isn't it, how mems opinions
change so quickly?
Joseph Morgan has caught the new
veranda fever, and is having a commo-
dious structure placed on the front of his
comfortable domicile.
If its gents furnishings, the latest
spring and summer styles, Hopkins has
them. Can dress you from head to foot
in the latest fashions. 1t
The subject of Rev. W. o. Cslhoun's
sermon at the NJ. L. church next Sabbath
evening will be 1.-THE Rainbow" Ser
vices at o'clock until further notice.
"A pretty new shoe that has all the
comforts of style and fit is half your dress
in the soft spring days. Hopkins has the
footwear that peases the ladies, the men,
the boys, the girls. 1t
The teacher and pupils of Room No.
Of the Boro schools will give an enter
tainment consisting Of recltations, dia-
logues and music this afternoon at two
o'clock. All are invited.
TOMATO PLANTs-Cabbage, cauliflow-
or, celery, pepper and flower plants furn-
ished in best varieties and any quantity.
Mail orders promptly filled. c. A. An
derson, Tionesta, Pa. If
The young people took advantage of
the presence of Coleman's orchestra at
the school commencement and after the
exercises had very enjoyable dancing
party at Bovard's hall.
Skipping the rope is nealthful exercise
providing the skipping is done in moder-
alton, but the Kane Republican admon-
ishes parents that when a child is given
rope without directions and jumps to ex-
cess, the result is almost certain to be dis
astrous, resulting in illness and some-
times death. Parents should instruct
their children regarding this.
Alex Thompson, one of our success
full trappers, on Friday captured fine
otter that others had been trapping for
most all winter on the creek banks below
the big rocks, about mile below town.
The pelt of one of these fine and wary
animals at this time of year brings the
handsome sum of SIS, and Alex is natur-
ally we'll enough pleased over his few
hours work,
Although notice from the town
council TO "repair your sidewalks" has
become almost obsolete since flag and
cement walks have become so universal
in the borough, there still remain few
places where such notification should be
promptly made. The wooden walks are,
generally speaking, in very dilapidsted
condition, nuisance which should be
sbated at once.
Mrs. Ewald, wife of Henry Ewald,
one of Tidioute's we'll known and highly
respected citizens, died at her home
Wednesday after an illness of FIVE years
duration. Besides the husband, sho is
survived by seven children, one of whom
is Mrs. L. A. Fehlman of West Hickory.
Funeral services in her memory were
conducted at the Presbyterian church of
Tidioute on Saturday.
~. II. Wolfe, of Tionesta township,
lost a good team horse last Thursday.
He had turned the team out to allow
them to go TO the watering trough, when
the horse started to run and fell, breaking
hind leg. The animal had to be shot.
A horse owned by II. c. Mapes, the tor
pedo man, of Pleasantville, and kept here
by Chas. Conger, died of collie Saturday
night at the Potter IL Mccoy barn.
Fire which broke out suddenly at
lO:45 Monday night totally destroyed the
Union City Chair company's plant and
incurred loss of more than S3OO,OOO. The
insurance is $4,000 The fire spread to
the lumber and coal offices of Thompson
Il Nipple, burning them and causing a
loss of SO 900. The Union City Electric
Light company's plant was put out of
commission and it is estimated that from
$4,000 to 81, 600 will be required to again
place it in operation. Three hotels across
the street we're scorched and their occu-
pants sought other shelter as matter OF
precaution. There were four of the fac
tory buildings, two of them 4OOxlOO.
Who is more pleasant and patient
over disagreeable occurrences than tel
epbone girl7 Despite your grutf and
impetuous manner when you are in a
hurry to get the line, she anwers you
pleasantly. And when you "call i'm
listen to her say number-her voice COM
ing to you like a gentle zephyr on a
warm June evening-always placid, then
if she should say, "the line is busy
don't have a fit and break the receiver-it
is not her fault that people besides your
self want to talk. Do you think you
could be as patient under the same cir
cumstancesP Think OF these things when
you are inclined TO be gruffy because
matters are not just exactly to your lik'
ing.