The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1908-11-25

use.-Kane Republican.
The board of pardons has again rec
commended the Communication of the death
sentence of James Strait to life imprison-
ment, and the man who shot his wife in
| Oil City year ago last September, is
likely to end his days in the penitentiary
instead of the ropes end.
The Atchison Globe makes this wise
assertion: "Notice man of whom 1t is
generally said, He is successful; he Is
getting along Notice that he attends to
his work; he is polite; he doesn't drink;
he is honest and pays his debts. No man
ever succeeds without these qualities"
If it's nice, clean up-to-date job of
printing you are looking for call at the
REPUBLICAN office. We are prepared to
do anything in that line, and it will be a
credit to your business when 1t is done
something you need not be ashamed to
send to your most critical customer or
friend.
Wanted. Representative for this ter
ritory to sell best Automobile on the
market. Will furnish catalogues, etc.,
and take demonstrating car from Pitts
burgh for examination. Prices $2,500.OO
to $4,000 90. 40 to so II. P. For further
information address Box 1915, Pitts
burgh, Pa. 2t
The five-year-old daughter of w. W.
CARL, of German Hill. sustained frac-
ture of the right thigh bone by falling on
the floor Monday. The child had just re-
covered from a stroke of infantile paraly-
sis sustained about year ago, and was
again able to use its limbs. DR.. Bovard
rendered the necessary surgical attention.
Union Thanksgiving services will be
held in the Presbyterian church to-mor-
row, Thursday evening, at 1880 o'clock.
This hour has been chosen for the service
that all may have an opportunity of at
tending, and all our people are urged to
be present. Rev. e. l.. Monroe, pastor
of the Free Methodist church, will preach
the sermon.
Duke w. Emmett, a Ridgway labor
or, 4S years of age, about 81 feet in height,
rather slightly built, of sandy complex.
ion, sandy hair and stubby mustache, has
been missing from his home for more
than two weeks, and his family, consist
ing of wife, daughter and son, are almost
frantic with grief. The man was dressed
in black suit with cut-away coat and
wore black soft hat.
Ambitious young men and ladies
should learn telegraphy; tor, since the
new s-hour law became effective there is
a shortage of many thousand telegraph
ers Positions pay from $50 to $40 per
month to beginners. The National Tel
egraph Institute of Philadelphia, Pa,
and five other cities, is operated under
supervision of r. r. officials. and all
students are placed when qualified.
Write them for particulars.
Thanksgiving day tomorrow, aud
may every one have something to be sin
cerely thankful for, and be able to enjoy
the quiet, restful peace of mind that
comes of some generous act performed or
good deed done toward a worthy fellow
creature. Likewise, may every reader
of the REPUBLICAN (whose subscription
is fully paid up) enjoy splendid dinner,
be it turkey, chicken, goose, duck, or
whatsoever, If that shall contribute to his
happiness.
Leroy Connors, the 17-year-old Tio-
nesta youth who did such rushing busi-
ness in forged checks in Oil City few
weeks ago, pleaded guilty to the charge
before the court in Franklin last week,
and Judge Criswell, after giving him
some latherly advice for wrong doing,
sentenced him to pay fine of 81, costs,
and be sent to the Pennsylvania Indus
trial reiormatory at Huntingdon until
duly discharged by law. The young man
was taken hithei last week.
The Christmas number of the Ladies'
World has very beautiful cover by
Frank Y. Leyendecker, and inside it is
filled with good things. The number is
beautifully illustrated throughout, and
the various departments are full of prac-
tical suggestions for the various seas ma
BILE doings. The publishers say that next
year the magazine will be even better
than 1t now is, which in our opinion is
promising good deal, for it is a marvel
for the price. New York; fifty cents a
year.
New York girls are making for
Christmas presents th is year fascinating
little rooster heads in flannel of two
colors," reports the Woman's Home
Companion for December "Each head
is cut double and wadded on the inside
with cotton batting. TIE roosters are in
variably white, with comb and wsttles
of scarlet. When completed, Sir Chanti-
cleer makes novel egg cozy TO slip over
the breakfast egg in tbe egg cup when
cereal or some other break fast prelimi-
nary is to be eaten first"
Work on the M. E. church has pro-
gressed so we'll that the handsome new
edfice is now entirely enclosed, the ex-
terror being practically completed, so
that the inside finishing and decorating
may be carried on during the winter.
Since the completion of tie tower and the
removal of the scaffolding the building
presents magnificent appearance and is
admired by all who see it, The flag walk
fronting the property has been laid, clos