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Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-09
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~ asu6G6 - ouansns0 = sA1rY-
soaeos:
y Csasssl AnHscans al Thslr Pei.
tow Coo1tQns1. 0rsss1AGs:
By vote of ths sxscstivs eonmittes
asd By oedsr Of The president this call
II he NatiosAl fsdspeaAant (tnrmsriy
Negro Anes3eanl Political lsagus = b.
sUsd foe ths third ansual meeting At
Atlantic C3ty. n. J. A1gnse 4 and &
1910
TAis naGjooal coavsntjoo Of coloeed
citissns iscalIsd undss somewhat grave
eoodidoos tsuchins ths object Of this
eeyantsatoa. tha supreme aim Of
which b b mahtain and secure for Ill
eo,orsd Americans the same rights and
privileges Of citisenship - are enjoy.
"a b. the othsr citizens Of thsss United
etates Of America. In the southern
states o. PET cent Of the 100000 col.
orsd citizens Of The United States ars
deprived Of the exercise Of the ballot
the fundamental right under our ~.
ten Of government. without which
there b for citisens neither protection
nor freedom. Thh rape Of the ballot
b consummaied In plain violation Of
The .nstioaaI constitution which forbids
6eaial Of the right to vots because Of
racs o. eoloe. The executtvs bead Of
~ federal ODvsg1nsat within sixteen
nsaths e0eially a1mittsd tAk dis
flascAisensaf \ Inaugural address
anA paIlistsA ~ vtolatioo o1 ths nd.
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1isecs q. ~ cath - hsd 1.st ssis1an.
b takeA. Rrsll6s1e WIn1nn q. 1Aft
svsa lntMats1 H. legal1ty a 49,
dsvicss lue. nsilifyiAg The aftssatA
ansndms1t b stAls laws whickars -
noch woess than ffaudulent peacticss
= law = stsuaesr than custeA Ths
la0siativs beaDeA of ths fsdsn gov
annn4 0eci1eally cletAsd viii sow.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-09

Crumbs From IN indspsNdsnt Papsn
Under the aption Appointed Mn
lister TO Libe, u" the BROOKLYN Daily
Eagle says: y lst 4 crumb for Cyum q
Charleston. S c. A thousand miAist
tries to I.iber would hardly help 70
hold the Negr vote for the grand o.d
party. The n 60 has found hat party
out and has and that ths party en-
do him no GOO t.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-09

S-crr:.,S-eGt En-, q. -. ienin4t0Wn.
At thu CON nencement exerz.ses C
the nowningt 'wn industrial school at
Downinginwn Pa. which occurred on
Tuesday. May "a. the Rev. DR.. A. Clay.
ton Powell 81 New York delivered the
address 10 the graduating cia0. Much
favorable com nent was heard concefu.
Ing the dne recoed which the class
made and ais from the fact that the
male member Of the ciass outnum-
bered the fen sIes more than three ~
one
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-07-09
FIVE cENrsA Corr
NOTED SINGER VINO HAS
WON uHsTlHTED PRfse.
fostering Career Of Mms. Marsasrits
Randall - Church eseisty
and cenosrt Astisa.

-
For personal popularity q stnyef
Nine. MarEhufits RanAaa @ NsWs
York has q large following. She II
4 native Of Waahington At an early
ags she maaifested a foodneU for mu-
sic, which she chung to through hef
gtribod days. and finally she WAS I'D
to make music hsr psofsssion.
One Of the 6rst peuons outSids Of
her own family circle to become In
terested In her musical education n n
IN old civil war veteran. who was :.
mDch pleased With hse sinying thatl
- voiuntesrsd to rs16se he. anancial
asu1staneA.
,Hse prpefvs n nuvE wes .vay
tap1t iboeA IA, ~ nntee ssA ~
se8eolk Hhr na1ahaa aya1Geoe 81
110gR61S "a n1l1 - ~ -
n1Eat1so e 40 toaeAssa w. ssok
grsat tnesfest h ~. n ths elan
room aHd b IL sxaninafiem shs a.
ways made the highest ssnesal avef-
ase In her sfudiea
She y 4 pupil Of Professor Bischo6
and also Of Nine Taylor Of New
York. Nine. Randall was for three
years the leading alto In the Asbury
Methodist Episcopal church choir In
Warrington. She was then made nrss
sopeano soioist IN ths sams choir.
whieh position she hsld until sha made
New York her permanent resideacs.
Her prsss and pulpat tssttmoniAh are
from some Of The leA4tng sditefs and
ciersvmea Of wssAi13eba n y ths
pussessor OF 4 vo,es ot,fars sW6sensaa,
which has bsso hsasd hgs many cul
tured audiences.
She was The leading eo,u6Dt few
ysars ago for one o6 New Yoek.s -
tsct societies for Two eeaseap at Sara.
toea. n. z.
Nine. Randall b now connected With
TIE various otganizhtieas of q. lllrk,s
n. =. church. New Yoek. b ths choir
of whicA abe b thD loa12nk sopfano.
Suffrage tNs rsAaaNss~saf seiaht.
Al long n this cosntry operstes un-
DIR its present coostitutiea the Negro
win bold once. says ths Norfolk (vaa
Journal and Guide. Rs viii take q
healthy interest In politics bscauss pol
itics y ths sciencs Of government
A truly helpful citiseu must do biz
part tn oaking his sovernmsnt al
that II paeporu to b. su6rase b
The fundamental right u2oa which 4
democracy h based. witheut ths bal.
lnk M civtc riGht \ ascueA
FOR SALEA six-rso1e hosss, with
fsssptipn han. seed tSsnao. barn fer
taRse hoessa .esnsatsd essags, for
l1900; 3l0oo doesn. 6 '3ae WINlaAs St
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26
mo- MORE MISERY
III THE STOMACH
IIfefo of Gas, snrfs
81 Dys pepsia Wants i ID
Eve Minutes.

. n N,nat yolI just ate e re urtre %
ydlir II n1acli OF sIfe ike lump az
lead refusing TO digest. ar god beleh
Gas ana EructaSe sour, dndigested
Efeod. or have q feeling Of DIzzIriess.
Heartburn, EuIlness, Nansea, Bad
taste IN mouth and stomach headache
tllis Is IndIgestion.
"A fun case OF Pape's Diapepsfn costs
aaly SO cents and will thoroughly cure
Your S5ut-of=order stomach. and leave,
suffcient about the house inscase some
one else IN the family may 6uffer from
s.or1aeh trouble or Indigestion.
ASK your phapmacist to show you
the formula plainly printed on these
5Ocent cases, then you Will under
satnd why Dyspeptic trouble OF all
KINDS n4sst go. and why they usually
relieve sour, out-of-order stOmacha or
indigestion IN ave minutes. plapepsin
Is harmless and tastes like candy,
though each dose contains power sutti-
Client to digest and prepare for assim!-
Iation into the blood all the food yon
eat; besides, 1t makes you go to the
table with a healthy appetite: bu"
what will please you most. ls that yol
will feel that your stomach and ins'es.
tines are clean and fresh and You VIII
mo-. need to resort to laxatives or liver
pills for BIlIousness or Constipation.
This city will have many Dtapeps:n
cranks. as some people wsH call them,
hut you will be cranky about TINS
splendid stomach preparation. too. Il
Won ever try a little forG1digestlon or
Gastritfs or any other Stomach misery.
Get some now. this minute. md for
ever rid y-.urself OF stomach Trouble
ana Indigestion.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26

c inued nom pas x
i ! iift nod
arm IA le aS ~
ieeeeded ia prev Ing re hly tas
Set erlt ne holder5 81
~ VII ia q ebt cates:
soferTidf ~ the fatf er 81 tax
reform, made llls PERSONAL APP
peal Tor support he people q
Jefferson com, oule Of the lit
erary genius ieIes on the
Virginia debt are ein printed in sew
eral Democratic papeF under the
head OF Public Welfare.
The fellow who fairly yalloWs in
forgotten lore on this question has
done more than any other writer IL
the state in bringing into court hti-
CATION ana expense. It was through
his prompting that Hon. r. w. Nor
row OF his own county offered the
resolution in the House Of Delegates
declaring West Virginia owed no
debt several years ago. ISsend you
this fellows article in last weeks
paper in which he asks for COM
mission and criticises the states
counsel for not being able to take
the case out Of the hands Of the
court.
The author of these public well
fare articles declares for non-partt-
san politics, and he has contributed
to the press for years on this sub
iect, with the sole idea OF influencing
the people OF the state against Lead
ing Republicans and without shad-
ow of evidence to sustain his conten-
ton
Now, my dear sir, II I have mem
toned Governor. Whites name in
connection with our up-to-date sys-
tenn of taxation. am not unmfnd-
full of the fact that he nad an assoc
.eiate who was hard working stn-
dent on every question that effects
the interests of the people.
1 wish TO place in the hands OF tbs
JEFFERSON county writer the real
facts as to party responsibility in the
suit now pending against the state.
His last article is No. s5 in the
current series of articles now run
ming in several papers, and am
gathering the real facts which wish
to place in his hands with the idea
OF having him write one more arti-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26


Ci
~
s CENT ylte:7
YOU asIz 10 tiFodu eed the tllst
resoIntic q 9i " ess
VIrgfnia dseIa hat statss
mad no out tliae bonds ssd owed q
tfe state OF Virginia moth the
language you name IS very early 2
correct quotation from the message
Isl Governor Jacob B. jackson, who
was governor of this state rom
March 1881. to March ss5r
In one Of hts messages 70 the lerslsE
lature Governor Jackson sata. IN dis
cussfng the Virginia debts z e
West virginia had no bonds, owed
no debt and asked no credit. In the
.tegfsiatnre or 1895, Hon, Andre y
Edmiston. OF weston, a Democrat.
ana who was chatrman OF the Demo
cratic state committee in 1896, OF
Tered the first resolution adopted BY
the legislature to the eject that
west virginia would not enter i4pco
.neROElGL Will - tSAAAAse
basis that Virginia held to- namely.
:that she was liable for onIy two
thirds Of the debt. The Con- titution
III sea declared that West Virginia
would assume an equitable proper
ton OF the debt of Virginia existing
prior to the first day OF January.
1s61. but this was left out OF the
CONSTITUTION OF 1872. although Hon.
Waitman p. Wiley urged that It be
mot eft out. In 1873 the finance
Icomrnit,tee OF the Senate, composed
largely of Democrats, made g report
in which they said that West Vfr-
ginta owed no part of the debt, but
had overpaid Virginia to the amount
Of $500, 900. In 1871. Governor ia
cobs. Democrat, appointed a commits
sion to settle our share Of the debt
Iof Virginia. The commission was
named by the governor In pursuance
lof a resolution passed by the legts-
l1ature of 1871 But when the COM
mission went to Richmond the gov
ernor OF virginia refused 70 recog-
nize them and the auditog=of vir-
lginia refused to give them any infOr-
nation. although they offered to pay
! for it Very truly xeprs,
VIM. NJ. p. DAaHsoN-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26
OzEa Duo
Rks1 tOaDs
GLARS s5Eks. ". va.

1IEiAEGIe iltk6a. w. Vs.
spalIy. xpaiIy except Sunday.
SUNDAY onty.
SEAIN LINE, EAT BOUND.
Cumberland. Washington. Baltimore
Phuadelphfa ana New Yorks depart
e3:5a am. p5:4O pm, 1855 pm
arrive .1R:6S am. 1910 anlS 'S.es
pm.
MAIN LINE. WEsT-BOUND.
ParkerSbure. csnciraati, Loaihvine
ana st. Louis. depart '129sS an
$3.50 am. "6:0s pm. Arrive HS:s3
am, '5:4O pm. 1856 pm.
earker1burg Accommodation. depS =
e7:2s ara. $500 pm arrive 1850
! an. "7:2O pm.
". va. = PITTS NoRTH-BS1uSn
Fairmont and MorEantow3. depart
1850 am, 1850 pm.
ConnelIs-siIe Rr5 PittsbUrE depHS
xs:5o am. Arrive x11:OS pm.
~. va. y PITTS. SoUTh-BouNp
weston, depart xs:eO am. 110:2s am
x11:aO am, se:16 pm. Arrive xs:bt
am, zs:4O am. .x2:16 pm. EE;2s pm
x7:Ob pm
PIckens. depart xe:o9 am. Ee;lE ~
Arrive xs.B6 am. 4G:oE pF,
Rlehwood and intermediate pointa
depart z3:e0 am. x1t:30 am. Arriv'
xz:16 pm. x7:O5 pa
WEST va. SUcRT LIME.
New 1aartinsviIIe. and Wheeling ar
eommodatiol depart $500 am
$500 PM Arrive x1l:2t am
L. sa8:s k--VS,sS- -li- -7'n--,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26
COLLECTING TAXES.

Deputy sheriFs John c. Robinson
ana ]. Lester Mcmillan are in th-
country again today collecting take
The former is sitting at Wolf sum
NIT and the latter at West MI
ford.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26

any sSfnslbta person
Is er day aftef day win
teefi5i Is aIlraents When Wells
IA gym i tIteeI tl.iSA
y of1s3sh tets cure eIp the
sorst csse ~ indisestion OF money
eis
II y6ur stoErlaslt K s6ells are So tinE
ana food sour or ferzn ents M the
stomach causing gas, palm. her arm y
and heayiness. two A4d-t9-sS AZ tsls1Aete
VIII drive away the misery in ne min
utes and leave the stomach ceiling
ApIendId. "a
Al large box qf an C47eIA tpEnaen
taa4ets costs 50 cents q Wells - Hay
maker co. ana leading druggists
everyrw here.
II you. hare stomach trouble 81 any
kind, start to use 3II-o-SStA stomach
tablets today. They not only build Up
the stomach. but they act a. toms
o.tle entire body. They are makers
81 rich red blood and nerves that ney-
.er 6ineh they tnerease vitality and
mike the weak more Vigorous
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26
WooDNIEN TO MEET.

A regular weekly meeting of thu
Woodmen of the World will be he'll
tonight. There will be limitations.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-10-26

r. Z. Pell, of Grantsville. was a
city business visitor here today
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-19
For a Sane Halloween.

Burgess j. d. w. Reck desires that a
meeting of the citizens of Tionesta be
held next Monday evening, at 7;3O o. clock,
in the Borough Council Chamber, for the
purpose of arranging for proper cele-
bration of the approaching Halloween.
Surrounding towns are preparing to cele-
brate the occasion on more or less ex-
tensive scale, and while our town may
not wish to go TO the trouble of making
very extensive arrangements in that di-
rection, little systematic effort will go
far toward providing lot of fun and
amusement for everybody, old and
young, at the same time guaranteeing
safety and decency to all who care to join
In the innocent revelry.
So let there be large turnout of all
who care to join in the merry-making or
who wish to merely witness it. Remem-
ber the date.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-19
Nebraska.

VIM. j. Campbell, the popular Repub.
lican candidate for Assembly, was 9
visitor in town on Saturday.
Miss Edith Gayley, of Mayburg, is
spending few days with friends in town
while her school is closed.
Miss Anna Blauser, Miss Beba Cole
and Merton Klinestiver spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Cook in Sverly.
Mrs. Harry Lowell, of Cropp Hill,
spent Friday with Mrs. VIM. Walter.
Mrs. Wallace Imhotf and Miss Ella
Klabbatz were Tionesta visitors Monday
John Knopp and James Thomson spent
Sunday in Tionesta.
A large number of Roy Reeds friends
gathered at his home on Thursday eye-
ming aud helped him to celebrate his
seventeenth birthday. The young man
received a number of useful presents.
All present report a fine time.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-19
Game Buyer Forced TO Settle.

w. P. Harper, the man who bought
grouse and woodcock, killed out ofsesson
in this section last fall, yesterday agreed
to the payment of fine of $500 and the
costs of the whole proceedings from the
time that it started in the court of Alder
man Robert A. Kerr. This information
comes as genuine surprise to that large
majority who had supposed the case end
ed and that Harper had gone free. When
Judge Prather discharged the case against
Harper on a technically of the indict-
ment, another warrant was Immediately
issued for the man. This was kept a
secret. But before it could be placed in
the hands of Pittsburg officers for service
Harper skipped the state and went to the
fastnesses of Kentucky to reside. He re-
turned to Pittsburg few days since and
ers, for whom he was buying the birds,
he effected a settlement. 1t will be re-
called that Harper was arrested at the
Pennsylvania Railroad station in this
CITY yodI dBO tuls ulOIuluR, CudIBtS VI
buying grouse unlawfully were placed
against him and he was given a hearing
before Alderman Robert A. Kerr. There
was nothing for the alderman to do ex-
cept to enforce the law and he assessed
the fines amounting in the aggregate to
5000. Upon writ of centiorari the at
torneys for the defendants carried the case
before Judge Thomas ]. Prather for an
argument. They succeeded in convinc-
ing the court that the indictment was in
correctly drawn and the case was dis
missed. 1t was then that the new war
rant was issued and finally, almost upon
the anniversary of his arrest. Harper
and his employers have been forced to a
showdown and compelled to settle. 1t is
declared that the costs of fighting the case
have been considerably more than the
original fine, so that the punishment has
been what the law considers adequate.
Local hunters, who abide by the law,
will be pleased to note that there is
chance for the punishment OF offenders
against the law.-Titusville Herald, 10Th.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-19
Wing Hill.

Rev, F. NJ. Fox, the Free Methodist
minister on this charge, delivered his
first sermon here on Sunday, the 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Hunter are the
proud parents of a baby daughter, which
arrived on Friday last. Miss r. Wolfe,
of Kellettvile, is the nurse in charge of
Mrs. Hunter and babe.
A number of our boys are enjoying a
hunting trip and camping out on Chest
nut Ridge for few days. The boys
without doubt will cause game to be
scarce in those parts for some time to
come.
Claude Terril and Lloyd Price were
Msyburg visitors over Saturday night.
A couple of middle aged people living
not far distant, on their way to Kellett-
vile to market on Saturday last, seemed
to realize the fact, ere going far, that
some of their wares were not in fair con-
dition to bring good market price,
therefore disposed of same along the
highway near the Krlbbs farm. When
discovered by some urchins soon after it
proved to be only poor half starved kit
ten. The unfortunate feline was still
alive at last accounts and being well
cared for.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. p. Ralston, of Flem-
ing Hill, were on the hill on Sunday last.
Cornhuskings are still in vogue in this
locality, the first of the season at Chas.
Kiffer's this Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jonathan Albaugh, of
East Hickory, are visiting with Mr.. A.
daughter, Mrs. S. Galbreath, this week
Mr.. Albaugh will try his hand with the
boys at game while here.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-19
Jurors for November Court, 1910.
GRAND JURORS.

GRAND JURORS.
Albaugh, ]. H., farmer, Hickory.
Brecht Nelson, laborer, Hickory.
Boyard, Charles, lineman, Tionesta BOro
Brenneman, Reed, lumberman, Barnett.
Barber, ]. NJ, farmer, Kingsley.
Barrett, w. E., laborer, Kingsley.
Carlson, Fred, carpenter, Howe.
Dorsett Charles, laborer, jerks.
Elliot, Arthur, laborer, Harmony.
Graham, William, laborer, Kingsley.
Grubbs, |. A., liveryman, jerks.
Gilbert, NJ. n, oil producer, Harmony.
Jameson, j. G., laborer, Honesta Boro.
Lusher, Howard, driller, Tionesta Boro.
Mitchell, John, laborer, Kingsley.
Mealy, Solomon, farmer, Hickory.
Osgood, w. b., farmer, Kingsley.
Ray, J. f., liveryman, Kingsley.
Siggins, Orion, lumberman, Harmony.
Smith, II. b., laborer, jerks.
Small, Arner, laborer, Green.
Thompson, Charles, filler, Hickory.
Williams, William, laborer, Barnett.
Wolcott William, driller Tionesta Boro,
PETIT JURORS.
Alexander, Frank, laborer, jerks.
Arner, Lewis, bookkeeper, Kingsley.
Albaugh, Joseph, laborer, Kingsley.
Ault, j. NJ, laborer, Kingsley.
Berlin, Eugene, farmer, Kingsley.
Brazee, W. H., engineer, Kingsley.
Bell, w. f., laborer, jerks.
Bender, Rob't p, oil producer, Harmony.
Blauser L. s., engineer, Green.
Garfield, Harry, hotel keeper, Harmony.
Crider, c. e., farmer, Hickory.
Copeland l.. r., laborer, Harmony.
Church, S. T., farmer, Hickory.
Catlin, Jay, foreman, Howe.
Davis II. L., dentist, Kingsley.
Daubenspeck, Charles, laborer, Kingsley.
Fitzgerald, Albert ~, farmer, Barnett.
Fox, E. s., laborer Howe.
Gadley, w. b., laborer, jerks.
Hines, u. S., laborer, jerks.
Henderson, John T., farmer, Hickory.
Harp, J, NJ, barber jerks.
Hoovler, f. NJ, farmer, Harmony.
Johnson, Charles, stonemason, Howe.
Johnson, Andrew, farmer, Howe.
Lowman, w. A., laborer, jerks.
Ledebur A. b., clerk, Hickory.
Lowman, VIM, Sr., laborer, jerks.
Longstreth, Orlando, farmer, Green.
Littlefield, John, carpenter, Howe.
Mealy, V, s., laborer, Kingsley.
Mckee, Samuel, farmer, Harmony.
McCloskey, B, A., farmer Green.
Porter, L. NJ, laborer, Kingsley.
Porter, A. A., laborer jerks.
Rhodes, Martin, laborer, TioneSta Boro.
Small, J. A., laborer, Green.
Spencer, f. f., laborer, Howe.
Shriver u. T., driller, Tionesta Boro.
Sutton, II. S., lumberman, jerks.
Spetz, Alfred, foreman, jerks.
Thrush George f., blacksmith, Barnett.
Witherell, Frank, laborer, Hickory.
Wiles, Bart, laborer, Tionesta Boro.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-19

oil market closed at $l.30.
is your subscription paid?
You can get 1t at Hopkins store. If
oil and gas leases, best form, for sale
at this office. If
In the absence of Rev. w. o. Calhoun
next Sunday, Rev. W. II. Downing, of
Tidioute, will preach in the NJ. f. church
at Nebraska in the morning and at Tio-
nesta in the evening.
The pupils of Hunter station school
Miss Louise Clark, teacher, will give a
pie social at the school house Friday eve-
ming of this week, to which general and
cordial invitation is extended.
The sale in the post office at Sugar
Grove, Pa, was blown open by burglars
with nitro. .glycerine at o'clock Friday
morning. Between $50 and $40 in stamps
and $50 in money was taken.
There is one thing about the hobble
skirt" said The Man On The Car last
evening. at is going to make poor male
dubs like me forget all about the dresses
that had seven hundred buttons down the
back"
For SALE CHEAP. One new "Vic-
trola' in mahogany cabinet holding l50
records. Also new and slightly used up
right Pianos. For prices and discounts
address Phelps Music Store, Sugar
Grove, Pa. 2t
-Chamberlains Cough Remedy has
become famous for its cures of coughs,
colds, Group and influenza. Try it when
in need 1t contains no harmful sub
stance and always gives prompt relief.
Sold by Tionesta Pharmacy.
Sales Manager wanted for Forest
County. Must be capable of organizing
sales force to secure subscriptions for
our magazines. References required.
Special Agency, National Sportsman 70
Federal ST., Boston, Mass. 1t
Charles Anderson has an overstock OF
cabbage and turnips, both of fine quality,
and would like TO dispose ofa lot for cash.
The lowest prices possible if taken in
large lots. Come early, as it will not
likely last long at the price. If
The directors of the Forest County
summer School, at meeting last
Wednesday evening, elected the follow
ing instructors; Principal, f. w. Gill,
of Tionesta j. l.. Simmons, of Kellett-
vile, and d. W. Morrison and G. f.
Felt, of Tionesta.
For SALE.-The Richards property
in Tionests, near court house, between
the Joyce and Herman properties. l25
feet front, 100 feet deep; two-story house
and barn, concrete walks, fruit trees
Will be sold reasonable for cash. Ad-
dress, VIM. Richards, Mayburg, Pa. At
Lowe q Co.'s latest we'll on the
Baird lands, Dawson run field, briefly
mentioned last week, is much the best
we'll yet developed on the lease. The
well was treated to a strong shot last
Thursday. After being rugged for pump
ing the first of the week a hundred bar
rels of oil was pumped OIL aud the head
was not exhausted.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1910-10-19
HOw's This &!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case of Catarrh, that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
f. j. CHENEY Il Co., Props, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known FL.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
WEST 6 TRAUx, wholesale druggists, To-
ledo, o., WALDING, kINNAN & MARVIN,
wholesale druggists, Teledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Price 75C
per bottle. Sold by all druggists. Testi-
monials free.
Halps Family Pills are the best.