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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-07-13
Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
STATE.
Governor,
JOHN X. TENER,
Washington County.
Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN NJ. REYNOLDS,
Bedford County.
Secretary of Internal Affairs,
HENRY HoUCK,
Lebanon County.
State Treasurer.
Q. FRED WRIGHT,
Susquehsnns County.
COUNTY.
Congress,
JOSEPH c. SIBLEY,
Venango County.
State Senate,
j. X. p. HALL,
Elk County.
Assembly,
w. J. CAMPBELL,
Tionests Borough.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-07-13

or figured aud fancy stripes, checks
and plaids. Beautiful dresses at less
than price Of the cloth.
Sale at Sl.9S, 80 9S, SO 9S
Lingerie and batiste one piece
dresses in white, lavender and blue;
handsomely trimmed with all.over
lace and embroidery on bodice,
sleeves and skirt. Handsome models.
Sale at 50 9S, SO 9S, So 9S
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-07-13
Wonen's Long
Linen Coats.

Women's aud Misses Long Coats,
made of linen, pongee and cloth of
gold; made up in single breasted or
double breasted auto styles; box
pleated back, fancy inlaid collar fu-
ished with mother of pearl or GOV.
cred buttons of same materials.
Value S5 to S13 so
Special sale at 50 SO, SO SO, S5 9S
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-07-13
Sale of w aists. f.,

100 dozen high class beautiful lin.
gerie white Waists; elaborately de.
signed with lace aud embroidery.
front aud back; beautiful created
styles of lace yoke models; different
styles open front or back; rar. beau.
ties; every one good 50 value.
Sale at CSC
80 dozen white lawn waists trimmed
with lace and embroidery; also cham.
bray and percale waists, including
several styles of black lawn waists,
open trout or back; 81 value.
Sale at 49c
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-07-13
Monarch Clothing Go.
The house that sets the pace both in quality aud price
Purchase Sale Of Women's
Linen Suits and Long Coats

We bought from we'll known manufacturer of high grade Suits and
Linen Goats Women and Misses 700 and Suits
ALE PRICE These goods today offered sale the best
value for summer goods offered.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

plane race u is intended that the SOli-
testantS will travel from seventy 10 eisn'y
miles at each stretch. and will tnen anu
for the purposes OF replentShins Vn9N
tanks and making such repairs as HsS
be required The officials of the race al7
using automobiles for the purpose OF Otd~-
ing the way. arranging suitable iaiuiNs
places snd marking out the ronts' ~ SO
far as this Is possible 20 BE done AHa1
the AUTOMOBILES which the officials VIII use
will get hard service goes without saSihs.
for IL will be necessary for the car 20 ~"
at any and all times and through az AiheS
of roads. under all sorts OF eondirions IN
this connection Il is interesting TO nose
that the officials have chosen the Carharel
ear "a the Official machine FOR the East-
err, half Of the race. extending crom Cis~~
land to New YorS
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
1t Proves Beyond Dispute

That the automobile is undoubtedly an
economy.
That its low cost of operation surprises
even its advocates
That the extravaganza of the motor car
is voluntary and unnecessary.
That Its pleasures are within the reach
of men of moderate means.
That it is an indispensab factor in
transportation and utility.
That It is an implement which, if prop
erly employed, will increase the earning
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
Test Officially Sanctioned by the American
Automobile Association

We invited the Contest Board of the
American Automobile Association to
conduct this test In order that it might
be in absolutely disinterested control
The board spPeiased judges to attest its
results.
The two vehicles ran each day over a
predetermined route Each ran con-
tinuously for SAX hours, regarded as
normal days work Account was kept
of every item Of expense entailed. The
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

will eventually become the permanent bulk
head along the Hudson River is now only
chain OF old barges stretching endwise
across the inlet OF the cove. These harges
are firmly anchored TO huge piles. driven
viii into the river bottom. and when the
space between the barges and the shore has
been hIIed IN. the barses will form a sturdy
bulwark- Twenty-one barges have already
been used. and twenty seven have been
purchased 10 complete the work The com
pany has also built new three story ex-
perimentai and engineering building, so by
IT'S feet Another feature OF the Maxwell
betterments. providing a great increase IN
manufacturing economy. is the new foundry
for aluminium work adjoining the present
bronze and brass foundry
Automobiles are PLAYING rather a prorni-
nsut par, In tha CfSeago-New York aaro-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

needs of each vehicle were supplied at
roadside stores at current market prices.
Each day different route was laid out,
in order to cover all conditions of city
and suburban traffic and all sorts of
roads. One day they covered the dense
ly congested districts of the city; another
day they ran in infrequendy travelled
suburban roads Everything was done to
make the test normal, actual, eminently
fair and conclusive.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

power of man, conserve his time, ex.
tend his field and support his hands.
That the automobile industry, practi-
cally unknown ten years ago and now
the fourth greatest industry in the
United States, is fully vindica.ed and
proven economically sound.
That the Maxwell car is the standard of
that industry: the efficient, economical,
reliable, utility automobile, as near
perfection as human intelligence and
human handiwork can make it under
modern conditions.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

Ano,bsr suit for infringement Of the Sell
den patent. which has Oeei sustained Oy
Judge Hough In the cases AGAINST tue ora
,TS.o- Con,,,anv and the Panhard and Lee
-So- Cor,,nanv. has been filed against an
- a., Nav York. in addition 10 the
.s-+ssr, ,asas served last week. The latest
81. - ag,,nst the De Dion Bouton auto.
-s,,s ssII,ru branch and the suit is for
.-.,,r.,,on damages and profits The
as.,, g titled the Columbia Motor Car Com
So - - c..oree q. SeIden agt Emanuel
LskcAyiA
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

sible each separate part is made so that II
may be renewed without disturbing those
Immediately adjacent to IT, Process steel
IN preference TO aluminium. steel and iron
castings has been used for many OF the
parts. with the result that increased
strength combined with Iightness has been
attained. The whole weight of the chassis
with water. oil. petrol and light testing
body works out to about 5.I50 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
What the Trade Talks About
Between Sales.

Miss Marie Dressler has just purchased
Thomas FLYER and has designated Miss
Natalie White 10 come TO the factory and
superintend the final arrangements for its
delivery Miss White is tbs only licensed
woman chauffeur in the State Of New
York Her number is 1890. She is a grad
u2te or the New York School Of Automo-
bling and has had considerable experience
II driving cars Of many well known makes
Mss 1Eesslsss TIE actress. has picked Gut
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

posftton as assistant manager of the Chi
cago branch Baker is known among his
numerous friends as Cash" a sobriquet
earned by him In the old Pope-Toledo days.
u,bere he made an enviable record as an
automobile salesman.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

this car and made arrangements with Miss
White to act as her chauffeur. Miss White
has gone through the Thomas factory and
is very well pleased with the manner in
which the work is handled She expressed
herself as thoroughly pleased with the
Thomas car and is very enthusiastic over.
its performance She intends TO leave Buf-
falo tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

Rapid transformation OF the two plants
of the Maxweil-Briscoe Motor Company ar
kingsland Point and Tarrytown. y. Y. IS
being effected by the erection of many new
buildings and the reclamation OF a large
tract now partially under water. for fur-
ther building expansion. Extremely novel
methods have been adopted 10 convert
KnSslaad Cove ;nto nA0sDry sstAA What
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

England has invaded the American COM
r1ercial vehicle field by the introduction OF
nsu design OF heavy chassis for loads os
,rom three to four tons The new motor
truck is known the Atlas Petro! Lorry.
and is manufactured by the firm OF Mar
tins Motors, Limited, OF London. The new
tr1lck has many novel features. Through
out the whole design special attention has
been paid TO insuring quick and easy re-
placement OF worn parts, and WhsxsSsr pos-
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
The Results Attested By Its Judges

The needed II and
passenger mile 20 pounds of hay day
and 1% oa
cent per passenger - - ( As.p
~. -
travelled by the horse oo.snt ... - 80 t
averaged 76In miles r. psO ~ - ~ "
LIN -A A00'~'
of
of tanning horse and buggy brought
and pint of bicantd i
This the automobile
aqance This that factor that would mil
Maxwell everywhere substituted for the horse and buggy
early business all sold during
the will be
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09
GUARANTEED FOR LIFE.
Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Co.. I

MA AXwELL-BRI6 I6COE INC
Broadway at 6lss St. N. 4. City
I. G. KnR KHAN
1850 Redfo Ave, B'klyn- N. T.
CORNELL MOTOR CAR CO.
ass Rsshmend Ave, Port Rich
nenA. 8. L.. n. T.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

Cables advices have Just been received
that the Benz automobile. driven by Erie,
on the GALLON Hill. France. made a new
record for the hill Of S5s miles an hour,
which Is more than seven miles en- hour
faster than the previous record.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

Following the recent shipments OF Wav-
erley electrics 10 the island OF Java and
Moukden Manchuria. a sale has just been
made of Waverley. Model rs. victoria
nbsaton. TO Solicitor General George Roger
Harvey. of the Philippines. The roads
about Manila, General Harvey says, are
eouaI 10 II not better than those about Los
Angeles
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

Cash" f. Baker. Of Toledo. for the last
two years sales manager for the American
Motor Car Company. has Joined the forces
81 tie Eat company. hayi2x ssseQtad Aa
New-York tribune., 1910-10-09

T. C wOLvERToN
SSs Mercer St. Jersey City, n j.
NEWFOUNDLAND GAEAGE
Newfoundland. n. j..
HACkENSACK AUTO CO.
aacksnsack. n. J
En- PIRE GARAGE
AtaaiesewA- ~. Y.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
Overlooking
The Stomach
Causes fncenplsts Digestion, Weak
ems the system ard Breeds
Dyspepsia.

Uluttony IL as vile a ain a. drunk
onnoss aud ita evil results are more
tnrribis and far more rapid The
numan system turns into the st0m-
aoh and alimentary canal from Z 10
80 pounds Of digestive fluid cvery
twenty four hours Cram your stom
aoh with food and you exhaust
these Juices II your stomach can.
not digest the food because q lacks
Juices to DO II with. you should
either eat less or taks more gastric
fluids
stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets con
tain Ingredients one grain of which
viii digest 1000 grains OF food With
sguart's Dyspepsia Tablets 10 your
stomach. the evil effects Of over.
eating are removed, for these little
tablets. when dissolved. stick 20
the food aud digest all the good
from Il. They Won't abandon the
stomach and leave q mass Of decay
ing. undigested food 10 putrefy aGd
lrrltats the mucous membrane lin
ing They give greater quantities
OF gastric fluid. help the intestlnes
enrich the blood. prevent oonsupa-
ton. and giuttony. while sinful. may
yet Do made less harmful by the use
Of these tablets.
Every druggist carries them IN
stock. price 90 oeuts per box. or
send uA your name and address and
We win send you a trial package
FREQ by mail Address y A stuart
Co. 100 Stuart Bldg, Marshall.
Mich.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

that tifes0me period ~ the coun.
ca meeting mNt shat hc % voting
on every time Be votes
Blaine Making Good.
And right here It is time 20 say
that this man Blaine q making
good very good in the council
Billy Murphy pnt Blaine On tho
finance and corporations commit.
tees. and the FIRST time ihe finance
COMMITTEES met Blaine vas on hand
He wasn't forua ard. but he listened.
and every onee in whilc put IN a
vefy pertinent question
Before the question was disposed
0f Blaine knees na much about o a.
anyone. and more than several 10
niwavs seemed to have pencil and
envelope ~ piece ~ scratch paper
handy nnd whom anyone was talk.
ing figures be- would he seen put
unn tho same down on The en-.
vcl0pe m one watched him closely
hn wouid see the gentleman from
the Eighth nguratlVeiy turning those
figures upside down standing them
on their sides and getting a view
81 them from about every angle
possible The result was that be-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
Signs All Point to Big Boom in BUSINESS;
Prosperity Swing World Wide. Says Expert

time in sympathy with a similar
tendency In Europe
This condition will be overcome
this spring. and wo should expect
easy money to rule until the end OF
the year"
What effects have the political
uncertainty at Washington, the con.
servation discussion. the exposure
OF political graft IN various parts
OF the country and the revealed mis-.
doings OF trusts GA husinees9"
Cleaning Up the Sores
I'VE are cleaning up these sores
and are getting ready TO start out
new and fresh Their efforts are
purely temporary Business u
not dependent upon purely local
conditions The big swings Ia bus.
mess are worldwide In extegt We
never find business IN a healthy
condition ia an isolated country
Hut, whenever business has been
booming IA any specific country
say. FOR instance. the United States
we will find that similar condi-
tons exist IN all the leading coun.
tries associated with the United
States IA International trade
Orient viii Help.
AT the present moment. business
Ia the far Orient ia rapidly reyiv.
lng and the prospects are that there
viii be a greater boom during the
next two or three years than the
orient has ever before Witnessed
india has had succession Of good
harycnis China Is undertaking the
construction OF very important pub
llc works throughout the empire
Japan IL developing Furmoaa. Man.
churla and Korea on large scale
The rubber boom In England dur
iug the past siN months has led 20
the formation " large number Of
new corporations % grow rubber in
che East indies This In turn. has
led 20 a h0pm lu land values In the
Indies and has greatly Increased
business
The result Of those movements
viii be- reflected ia a very great De
mand for western goods The
United states will share with En
rope In this increase Ia trade and
the effects OF this great buying viii
override any depressing effects "
local politics on trade la the United
States
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
Mr.. PULITZER
IS So ANGRY
At Mr.. TAT I
Presidents Praise of Roose-
welt Anglers New York
World and Results in
Bitter Attack.

w ihitHb tte4asR
NEW YORK. April Is. Declaring
that Tart degraded not only tito
chief mngiatrate. but the American
republic. BY replying % cable
Hlhm from the mayor ~ Porto
Mnuri3iu. who welcomed Roosevelt
and then tolegrephed Tart and told
him all about ". the New York
World. which has consistently sup.
ported tho Taft administration bit
terry esaails Tart In IT, leading 81 =
iiorial today for his action.
ln reply 10 Mayor Carattin cable
Taft wired the following reply. Mon
day. April a.
Received your courteous teIa-
gram announcing that Roosevelt
has arrived and was received sn
thusitstically by tho whole popuia-
ton. ard that the CITY was proud
90 welcome him. In reply I bsE TO
assure you and all your cauntrymen
that The American people are yerf
Erutefui for and greatly appreciate
the reception 90 tho Italians from
tbe sovereign 10 tho humbiest sub
icct accorded our most distinguish
"a citizen"
tu commenting pn the Taft mos
sage the Worlds editorial sayst
When rNft waa nominated an tho
republican candidate for president
thr World asked tho plain question.
whether " he vas elected. he vac
90 he president of merely proxy
since then various opinions have
been expressed on many phases or
rafte official career uut concern
ing the message there can BE. prob
ably bat one conclusion
u was an amazing bumiliatins
expires sion. Il degraded not only
abe chief magistrael. bat the Amsri-
can republic Il WAS weak. syca-
phhnilsh false
Theodore Roosevelt Is not 'Presi-
Gent Roosevelt and man aho IL
not tho president must not ba our
most distinguished citizen. az icnat
in TIE estimation ~ the man 10
whom that great distinction be-
longs"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
.RAFFLEs, THE MURDERER, SAYS. DON'T
SCREAM AND YOU WON'T Be KILLED.
Love for Mother and Sister
Finally Exposes Savage
Burglar Who Seemed TO Be
Honest, Rising Young Man.


SPRINGFIELD. Mass. April 3d.
Don't scream when a hOldup
man or q burglar faces you ln the
sim. quiet hours ~ the might" adj
yises Bortrnm O. Spencer. clever
society "Rafnes" and confessed
murderer OF pretty Martha Black
stone. For" be- adds. you Will
fnghtsn him into becoming a muir
derer"
Thus be- explains bis shooting Of
the two girls 10 the home OF Mrs
Sarah j. Dow ln the aristocratic
Round Hill district. March 20.
Mrs Dow. her daughters. Harriet
aud Lucy. with their guest. Miss
Blackstone. o school teacher and a
graduate OF Smith college, we're
buslly engaged IN an effort to solve
Ia picture puzzle one evening az
their home, when they we're sur
prlsed by "a masked burglar with 9
demand for their money, aud found
themselves looking down tho shin
ing barrel OF a revolver.
Miss Blackstone. screaming, az
tempted 10 escape into another
room The masked man ex
claimed m you want to get XIII
ed. keep on yelling and fired, RIB
Ing the college graduate instantly
no then turned and shot Harriet
Dow. seriously injurlng her. and es
capped
The savage affair came az so
quel 10 q series OF burglarles by
lone marauder which has kept the
residents Of Springfield IN terror
for tho past year a reward OF
800 vas offered by the citizens foi
his arrest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13
BLAINE, NEW COUNCILMAN, is MAKING GOOD;
HE ASKS QUESTIONS AND VOTES CAREFULLY

blaine. no.h.lke. B.ut
lock. draws the clerk o. Tho city
council and about that time every.
body wakes up 90 The fact that
someone has voted no on some,
thiuE. and about the nth man down
on the roll call gets up and sheep.
iahly asks what the council is vot.
ing on
AN ordinance granting a liquor
license 90 ~ and then the In
auiror breaks ln with
"Oh that's all right I vote aye. I"
aud the clerk continues with the
roll call on down until the last
name. Wifh al The rest except Wea.
veg voting aye
You see. The council. fights most
an ifs fights in the committee room
when it comes tn the elnai passage
% bills. the council session has
settled down 70 a matter of routine
with the Couucilmen automatically
saving ave on nlmust every roll call
and about hreefourtts % the time
not knowing just which bill they
are voting on.
No One Listens
SO. whom some one votes M on
the roil call on these routine meas.
ures. evcrybod awakes Tor a mo.
meut With q start and goes 90 ask,
ing around what it ia aii about
II 50 happens that the name n
r. I. Blaine IL the first on the ron
call. because lf happens 10 BEGIN
wlth y. and during the last four
council meetings Mt Blaine che
new councilman from the Eighth
has awakened every body 40 least
once every Monday night
Ordinances renewing lqgor li
censea have become the most
routine % an The rontlae buaines
~ the couacll and no counciimanic
sleep la generally s0gndest then
Huf r T. Blaine is c1nstiiuunnaiiy
opposed 20 the city licensing
saloons BE isn't a Carrie Nation
tie simply doesn't believe iu it. 20
when tho council clerk sings out
Blaine" on The ron call on q
liquor license ordnance Blaine mod.
estly but persistently says No"
And what is even more unusual
Hiaine somehow manages 20 keep
awake and always knows even in
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

Everett had her husband arrested
for non support and dosertlon. Az.
ter On investigation by the prose.
cutting attorney tho case was
dropped Later she filed a suit
against w. a Vandewerker and
wife for $4,000 on tho grounds that
they had consplred with Mrs. Jessie
Martin TO cause Everett 10 leave
her
The couple were married In Jnnu-
AIRY, 1908 The custody Of a 8.year'
old child Of the marriage was
awarded TO the mother. who was al.
lowed an ailmony OF si5 por week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13


NEW YORK. April t3-nr Arthur
Selwyn'nrown. student ~ Wall o.
and American business. and lectur.
on on economic subjects at New
York and Columbia unlversltlss.
agrees with Jas J ullt who aaya
that this country. before autumn
arrives viii be flooded with a pros
perity that will fairly swamp the
railroads
What Is the most marked align
~ prosperity you see now asked
nr Brown during sn Interview
The activity IN steel business
moves In cycles There is a regular
period OF progress between a panlc
aud a bOom business Invariably
follows the same course After q
period of depression the demand for
steel and iron products Is always
most urgent The iron market of
the United States IN the past few
months has been very active. and
may exceed the records ~ 1907
Copper ard Steel the Baromst
After the movement In steel
business men generally watch The
movement IN copper Throughout
last year there was very large ac.
cumulation of copper During tho
present year stocks have been
worked OF And At present they
amount 10 only about two months
consumption
These two metals are satlafac.
tory hArometers Tor the ordinary
business mar. but business leaders
look also 10 the crop and financial
statistics IN additloa 10 the metal
market
" bat are The prospects OF the
CROP and the money market
It's biz early 20 form an accu,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

Il WAS Spencers love for His
mother aud sister that brought
about bis arrest During one Of
bis many robboues. the Spring
field Rafflos dropped q l0ckct with
The initials "B. q. s." engraved on
o.. and containing the pictures of
two women The locket he had
carried lor years Working on this
clew, the police learned that the
two women were the mother and
sister OF Bert Spencer. and his az.
rest and confession followed
10 bls cell he said "Oh, If she
hadn't screamed Why, ! was
more frightened than they were
I didn't know that was shoot.
ing
Spencer was o railroad clerk
His family iB highly respected and
he had been known as an honest
and rising young man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-04-13

got a conclusion. stuck 20 Il and
could toll why
On City Deposits
BE has lnitiative. too Just who
ever started this idea ~ The city
getting some ~ the thousands and
thousands Of dollars u ia now giy.
inE 20 The banks in interest on its
surplus cash may BE- a question. bnt
there n no question that blaine has
been working and talking on The
subject mnat perslstnnily for the
past three weeks
Yes. he sometimes taika about the
city running ita business on some
thinE likn che basis private con
Germ would operate and through 4
HH there IS never ans idea % con
demninE for What has OF hasn't
been done iu the past lrs al whai
~ can 60 lu the future With him
Y is thg same xsY on the corpora
itous COMMITTEES fio seems 90 b.
aiaaYs uu the JOB
Ile % just working for the city
~ ho Nuald work for am other
employer lie has auccneded in he
private business and nos that ho
u IN The pubhcs business be seems
90 haFc the Idea that n ho worka
hpTd euough he might succeed IN
nat and the only way be can a.
go. DO seems 10 figure Is 90 know
about everything that's going GA.
Watch for Blaine.
10 N you happen % be At n coun.
CT meeting you listen Cor that first
vote on the roll call. whether II bo
tn stirring or sleepy times
When TIE clerk hoilefs blaine"
You take 4 from the press table
Blaine viii know what he Is voting
on and h0w he wants % vote.