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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee and attorney.
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
JANUARY 90
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. W cor 1924 st, 2jxt00;
West SD st prior mtg $50 O00: Jan 10: yr 9
per cent; $500; attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE, cor seth ST. 82x1oO:
First Union Presbyterian Church Of New York
To trustees Of the Presbytery OF New York. lbs
broadway; Jan 20; 2 yrs. per cent; s. Ooo at
torney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co,
I60 Broadway
MANHATTAN ST. :, 25xs2: Lena Newman 10
samuel Oliver and ano, 81 Clinton st (prior mtg
slo'OOO: Jan 10; yrs per cent $4,000.
MANHATTAN ST. s. lit It OF Houston
sto st. 20x62x rreg; same to same .prior mtg s1s.-
oooO; Jan 10; q yrs, per cent: 5000; attorney,
Max Winder, 300 Broadway.
STANTON ST, &c. 3lx1CO; Maud r Barclay TO
Lawrence Deenan prior mtg s3s, ,OOW Jan 10;
yrs. O per cent; 5000; address 149 Broadway.
18th ST, 2il East, 22xl03; Jacob Shevel to
Lincoln Boule, Brookline. Mass: Jan II; 8
Reich & Boyer. 14l Broadway
kennedy to East River savings Institution, POI
Guarantee and Trust Co, iis Broadway Gy "'' -''''
12oTIf ST, 113 and 115 East; sty brk 4Ox
lcO;- sophie Bruckman to Nathan Gumbiner
attorney y Luckman. 800 Broadway.
143D ST, 8. 125 u OF sth ave- 25xs9;
Giovanni De Mao TO Picone & Olivia Construc-
Gn CO. ss 7 Southern BGGeysd rSsEo so
torney ID S Trotta. 400 East 149th st.
THE BRONX.
LOT 63, map Of 327 lots Hunter estate: Car
mine Tornatore and ano TO John Mapes, 15i7
Esstchester Road Jan ~: yrs, per cent:
5000: attorney. l. q Mapes. 1859 Williamsbridgo
Road.
LOTS 6ss and ESQ. map Of Gleason property:
Anna NJ De Graf 10 Peoples Trust co. trustee
ISt Montague st. BROOKLYN: Dec IL; due as per
bond; s5l0; attorneys. Wingate & Cullen, 20
Nassau st.
MAPEs AVE, 500 93x2l: Marie Fox To John
Reiper "a East s6th st; Jan IL: yrs Sill 900: [:
attorney William Peters. POPS Boston Road.
QUlMBY AVE. :. 40 II OF Castle Hill
ave, 5OxlO3 1.-TWO mtgs each S3TJol: Oscar A
Petersen 10 Elizabeth X Dooling. l79 East s0th
ST: Jan ~: yrs, GA per cent; $500; attorneys
Knox & Dooling, IS William st
WALES AVE. Q $. 81 II of 1921 st, b2xioo:
Fanny Gruen to Bronx Savings Bank. 42e Ire
mont ave; Jan 10. due as per bond: S33. 900: at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broad
way.
Sd AVE. cor 1S0th st, 45xI03: Hubbard
Realty 60 10 James l. Holland, 225 West iTS,h
st; Jan 5; due per bond Sl2500; attorney,
Myer hessbaun, 26l Broadway.
9TH ST. s 30 II OF 4th ave 25xIl4
Wakefield: Isabelle NJ Howard TO William r
Jackson Montclair, j. Jan 9; 2 yrs o per
cent; $l2OO; attorney. Isaacs. q William ST.
isoTH ST, n $, 102 n OF 81 ave. 5Oxs5
Hubbard Realty Co TO james l. Holland, 225
West 18th ST. Jan 9; due per bond, $40 600;
attorney. Myer Massbaum. 26f Broadway.
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RECORDED LEASES.
CWi,h name and address of lessee)
JANUARY 20.

CNith name and address OF lesseeJ
JANUARY 20.
urprcKEp sT. 1O4 and io6, store. etc; estate
=, a. w Mendel to Iazar jacobson; yrs from
FEB l. 1912: $1,000; address. so Prospect pl'
NORFOLK ST. IT3. all; Henry Eister 20 20
pbiIIp Berkowitz: yrs from May l. lOio'
81 OOu; address. 173 Norfolk st.
,D AVE. 7ss store and basement iionora
Reilly 20 Terrence J Lynch: 10 yrs from Jan -
1912; 81. 500; address. 160 East 40th st.
AID ST, ls East, ALL Charles Weinperg o,y 10
Alexander Taylor; 10 yrs from teo l. i'i-'
$4,000; address. 267 West sTh ST.
,or, er 10 ras, all. ALFRED J O Donovan 10
Norean It James; 20 yrs from July j. lelo'
So O0O; address. 10 East 4sth ST.
I,5TH ST. 33i East. double store. etc Max
ioio. $3.50: address 334 Fast 18th at.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

BROOK AVE, e s, III n $ OF 81 Pauls ave.
4Sxs26; Reliance Fireproof Door Co sgt Kitchen
Improvement co, owner and contractor; sloo,
UNDERCLIFF AVE, W s, 2272 Y y Of wash
ington Bridge Park, 6S 3x142. l0x3l. llNi45f; I;
Standard Plumbing Supply Co agt Hope Con-
strtIction Co, owner and contractor; Bouser y
Dougherty. contractors; $3.50
MULBERRY ST. 1877 ana 1s9; NJ Sprickerhon
agt Michele Brigante. owner and contractors
SITS.
PINEHURsT AVE. cor nth st. 13x9s'
Nathan II Brandt agt Helene Realdy and Con-
struction Co, owner (renewaD; Sl,Ooo
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LIS PEkDENS.

90TH ST. i69 East; Louis Rosen sgt Thomas
Kennedy et al foreclosure OF mtg): attorney, C
u Harris.
sTII ST, 900 and 30l East; George Feuerstein
agt DIcdrich Gronholz. tr. ct al foreclosure OF
mtg): attorney. S A Berger.
18TH ST, Is West: Albert n Bidde agt Daniel
q Bldde ct al tpartition): attorneys. Rounds.
Schurman e. Dwight.
PEARL ST. 5i2; Joseph Rosenthal ct al agt
Whpple Security co st al foreclosure OF mtg:
attorneys Merrill & Rogers.
,iSTH S'r 2I3 East: Antonio Veselsky ag,
John Zemsk ct al foreclosure of nltgl: attorneys,
Hymes. woytisek schsap.
WEST END AVE 6Is: Ella B Andrews agt
Morris ID Ferris ct al foreclosure OF mtg); at
torney. II L Edsau.
18TH ST, n cor Washington ave, 126 Tx
Cox irreg: Henry III Jackson agt tarmine Altieri
foreclosure of mtg): attorney, ) III Jackson.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

QUIMRY AVE : $. 27i II OF Castle rill
ave- X; Elizabeth Dooing loans Oscar A
and Jakob o Petersen $3.50.
QUINCY AVE g. 24D II Of Castle I'LL
ave. *; same loans same $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
.PORT|A IN NIGHT COURT
Miss Helen MCKeen, Lawyer,
Aids Women Prisoners.
FINDS WORK INTERESTING
Represents Prison Association
and Says She Expects Soon
to Have Plenty to Do.

Every evening now at o'clock, when
the night court for women opens IN the
big old red brick building at 10th street
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
SOUTH ORANGE FIELD CLUB.

South Orange. n j.. Jan. Fl Cspeclsi''-
Theodore s Snyder was chosen last nlgnt
president of the South orange fieid Cinp
and Alonso A. Uffendill vice.presiaent
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 1913; Charles stark agt John
white ct al: oct IL, 1911; Sl02 so.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1925: David shapiro agt
Clement II Smith ct al; Dec q. 1Dll; $l4
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

i20TH ar. SIS so II . OF ID ave (rear); for a
s;y storage she'd 20x40: & G. Watkins All
East 1921 Vt. owner: @ Schwartz, 302 East
15Sth IT, architect: cost. 800.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22

HOES WI yatds ana upWuIu' p'I I'' ''''''''
Also. that the ratings of players an
nounced by the United States COLI Asso-
cation be those used I'm the handicap hst
Of this association whenever 1t Is possible
so to do, that uniformity in general handi-
Gaping may prevail
Sllas " strawn. president Of the United
States Golf Association. has hopes Of ar
ranging an international team match over
the links OF the Chicago Golf club, at
Wheaton. Immediately prior 20 the national
amateur championship tournament there
the latter part of July Strawn DeieVes
this will be possible because of letter re-
ceived from Harold II. Hilton in which the
amateur title holder declared that ne would
bring several Of the leading British anna
teurs along with him next summer
New-York tribune., 1912-01-22
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

The offerings at auction in the Nesey
street and The Bronx salesrooms this week
follow:
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an operation which she recently under
went at the Kane hospital, where she has
been patient Tor number OF weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Paul d. Scbillnger, OF
Greenville, Ohio, were the recipients OF a
Christmas gilt worth while, the same be-
ing no less than the arrival of q handsome
little daughter at their domicile on that
morning Their many friends in this
community extend congratulations and
good wishes.
Last Friday morning while the school
directors we're in session there was
loud noise all over the court house. In
vestlgattion revealed that Squire W. IL.
Sloan had Just married Robert Mcclellan,
of Marienville, and Matilda Shall, OF
Leeper, and the noise was the result of
serenade by the court house employees. -
Clarion Republican.
Miss Bertha Lawrence entertained
ten of her young lady friends at six
O'Clock dinner at her home Monday eve
ming, during which her engagement to
Mr.. William Fl. Clark, of Schenectady, N.
Y, was announced. The dinner was a
four.course function, nicely planned and
exquisitely carried out, the announce
ment coming as complete surprise to
the guests and being made known at the
the beginning of the dinner when the
guests found hand painted cards con-
ceaed beneath the favors, which were
Killarney roses. The color scheme OF
the dinner and decorations was pink.
The wedding will be an event of the
coming summer.
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The School Directors Convention.

The annual convention of the school
directors OF Forest county was held
Wednesday and Thursday, Dec 20 and
q, and twenty of the iorty-five directors
of the county were present. Hon. A. r,
Mechliug, of Clarington, was chosen as
temporary chairman and the election OF
officers for the year resulted as follows:
President, Hon. A. r. Mechling; vice
presidents, A. W. Albaugb, of East Hick-
ory, and S. NJ. Henry, OF Tionesta; secre-
tary, George L. King, of West Hickory;
treasurer. r. M. Urmson, of Marienville;
auditor, S. NJ. Henry. The speakers at
the first days session were DIR. Q. M.
Thomas on 1.-THE Com mon School Prob
lem," Prof. Howard l. Painter on the
'School Code" and DR.. @. d. Highly on
the Needs of the Rural Schools" AT
the second days session DR.. S. B. Bayle
spoke on 1.-THE Teachers Qualifications, ,"
DR.. Smith Burnham on "The Rural
School," and DR.. F. j. Bovard gave a
good talk and instruction on medical in
spection as required by the new school
code.
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ClaringtOn.

J. G. williams of West Virginia is
home for short visit with his children
aud parents. He also spent few days at
Kane visiting friends.--Jas. IshDsn Is
home from Claysville, Westmoreland
county.-The Greenwood Oil and Gas
Co. brought in nice gas well on the
Wray lot. They nave devel ped nice
gas field and have market for all they
can produce. Part of our teachers had
school last week and they are all on hand
and ready for business this week. They
report very interesting and good time
at institute. Our school board was well
represented at the directors convention
at Tionesta and they report good time.
Our basket ball team is being coached
by Prof Braden and they are getting in
fine trim, ready for action and in shape to
meet all comers.-W. M. Coon came
home for the holidays and leaves on
Tuesday for his job near Emlenton.-
Joseph Mechling of Butler county, faith
er of our townsmau, A. r. Mechling, is
here aud expects to spend the winter.-
The Union SUNDAY school gave an enter
tainment and treat in the U. b. church
on last Saturday night. 1t was we'll at
tended aud all were well pleased with the
exercises.-Mr. and Mrs. Bentley of
Sheffield visited Mrs. BIS parents, DIR
and Mrs. Brewer, few days.-Robert
Henderson spent his vacation at home.
The students that are attending school
away were all home for their vacation:
Gussie Brewer of Warren Business Col
lege, Flossie Braden and Twila Daniels of
Clarion Normal; Fife Slaughenhaupt of
Pittsburgh High School, and Dean Mech
ling of State College. Roger and
family of Brookville are visiting in town.
-Chas. Coon aud John Hotel spent
Christmas at home. e.-Harry Coon came
home from Pittsburgh and visited few
days with his parents and friends.
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Nf1I U
S. NJ. HENRY, Auditors
PARKER FLICK,
RESOLUTIONS.

RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That we extend our thanks to
Superintendent Carson for the earnest eff
forts he has put forth in making this insti-
tute complete success.
Resolved, That we express our gratitude
to him for the interest he has shown.
Resolved, That we extend our thanks to
the instructors for their honest efforts in
making this institute very interesting and
helpful.
Resolved, That we thank the commissions
ers of Forest county for allowing us to use
the court house.
Resolved, That we extend our thanks tc
the citizens of Tionesta for the kind hospi
tality they have shown us.
Resolved, That we thank William n
Cahill, of Oil City, for the use of the piano
WARREN NJ. Cook, -.
ERDIE WOLFE, committee
JUNE HERMAN,
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Resume of the Teachers Institute.

Wednesday morning Prof. Howard l..
Painter, of Butler, was introduced to the
institute and opened his talk by quoting
Baxters words, mo one should ever at
tempt to teach who does not love God and
little children" He then gave very in
teresting and comprehensive address on the
new School Code.
County Superintendent Carson introduced
as the last speaker of the morning DIR. O..
D. Highly, the author of ''State and Ma
tion," and now prominent lawyer i'll
Erie. Dr. Highly chose 'What People
Have Fought For" as his subject and in
very delightful manner entertained his au-
dience for more than an hour. His talks
on Civil Government during the balance OF
The week were very helpful and instructive.
DR.. Samuel Il. Bayle, an ex-County Su-
perintendent of Erie county, was the first
speaker Wednesday afternoon. He han
died his subject, Effective Teaching, in a
mastery manner. He said that effective
teaching is not always along the planned
lines. 1t is doing something each day that
uplifts humanity. The real teaching is the
individual and to individuals. DO your
best every day that the oncoming genera
tions live true to the mottoes of our state
and nation.
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock DR.. L.
b. Wickersham highly entertained large
audiense with his lecture DAY Dreams. "
DIR. Wickersham surely made good with his
Tionesta audience aud can "come back at
any time.
Thursday morning DR.. Thomas gave a
talk on Ethical Culture. He showed that
the people of the United States are morally
inefficient, that it is due to bad homes,
street life, low play houses, horse races
cigarettes, gambling, yellow back novels
and the treatment of first offenses. The
attitude of the people toward this condi
tion is lethargic, so the teachers have
great problem before them.
DR.. Bayle in his talk on the School OF the
Future plead with the teachers to use al
hour every day for self-advancement. III
the future the state will provide training IL
athletics and the teaching of agriculture
Let us strive to make the school system
better, to help the boys and girls lift th'
flag higher than ever before.
DR.. Burnham gave two fine lectures oi
Elizabethan Seekings and the Battle o
Gettysburg. The doctor is very pleasing
speaker and were history taught according
to his methods it would prove a pleasure t.
both pupils and teachers alike.
On Thursday evening at s O'Clock
pleasing entertainment was given by tn
Aylesworth Sisters.
Friday morning farewell addresses wer
given by the instructors and reports wer
read. The hour of 1870 marked the clos
ing of the forty-fifth annual session of tn
Forest County Teachers Institute-the bes
ever held in the county.
Prof. ]. o. Carson has proven himself
very capable superintendent. He is popu
lar with the teachers, the directors and a
those interested in the advancement of on
schools. BLANCHE MAE PEAsE, Secretary
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Retail Prices Oh Flour and Feed at
LansOu BrOs.' Mill.
Horses for Sale and Trade.

Brood mares and Holstein cattle. l am
staying at Commercial Hotel livery barn,
Brookville. Pa, this week. Don't miss
this great opportunity to get yourself a
horse while they are cheap.
p Sd will also sell at auction sale a
car load of Hostein cettle-fresh cows
and springers, heifer springers and young
bulls and heifer calves. Don't miss the
greatest opportunity of your life to buy
Holstein cattle.
Also offer two of the best stations in
the country and some other horses. Sale
beginning Friday, January 8, 1912, al
1890 p. %. Terms made known on day
Of sale. GRAHT SHUsrER,
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nesta, Dec. %, 1911, Rev. W. s. Burton
officiating, Truman Bingham, OF Ne
braska, and Mis- Edna Sibble, of German
Hill.
GEsIN- HOOVER,
Ralph f. Gesin, of Tionesta township,
aud Miss Belvs Hoover, of Green town.
ship, were united in marriage at the
Free Methodist parsonage, Tionests. Dec
%, 1911, Rev. G. A. Garrett officiating
Miss Hoover was one of the popular
teachers of her home township and re-
signed the Kiser school to become bride.
The groom is a we'll known driller.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Only Immediate relatives and few
intimate friends witnessed the ceremony
which united in marriage, Miss Edith
Hopkins, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. j.
Hopkins, and George Bonner Robinson.
The wedding took place last Wednesday,
Dec 27, 1911, at $3.50 a. m, in the home OF
the brides parents, the Rev. FL. A. Bailey,
of the Presbyterian church, officiating.
The bride was unattended. She wore
travelling suit of blue with hat to match.
Following the ceremony a wedding
break fast was served. After an eastern
trip Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson will be at
home In Tionesta.
sEAMAN-HARRIGER.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Walter,
Leeper, Pa, was the scene of pretty
wedding, Christmas evening, Dec 20,
1911, when their daughter, Maud Walter
Harriger, of Beaverdale, formerly OF
Mayburg, Pa, was united in marriage to
John H. Seaman, prominent Cambria
county farmer. The nuptial knot was
tied by the Rev. Mr.. Walker of the M. e
church, TylersburE, in the presence OF
about forty guests and relatives. 1mme-
diately after the ceremony the guests
were invited to the dining room, where
delicious dinner was served. The bride
was the recipient of nun ber of beauti-
ful and useful gifts. All present enjoyed
themselves and departed wishing the
bride and groom very happy welded
lite. GUEST.
BARNETT-AGNEW.
Mrs. ]. f. Agnew returned on Mon
day of last week, from Washington, d. O..
where she had gone to be present at the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Christine
N Agnew, to Mr.. V. Ii. Barnett, on Dec
% d, 1911. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Carl II. Barnett, of New Haven
Connecticut, brother of the groom, in
the presence of small circle of relatives
and friends of the bride and groom. Mr.
and Mrs. Barnett will reside in Washing
ton, D. G. And thus do we lose another
of our splendid young girls. Three ol
four years ago Miss Agnew accepted
position as teacher in the public schools
of " ashngton, and so well was her worE
appreciated that she was repeatedly re-
tanned. Her large circle of Tionestt
friends offer best wishes for complete
happiness in her new relation. Th'
groom is worthy young man, holding
an important position as chief of de
partment in the Geological Survey.
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Marriage Bells.
RINGMAN-sIBBLE.

Married, at the NJ. e. parsonage, Tio-
nesta, Dec. %. 1911, Rev. W. s. Burton
officiating, Truman Bingham, OF Ne
braska, and Mis- Edna Sibble, of German
Hill
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oil market closed at Sl.35.
lis your subscription paid?

Vii Ob OiOSOu nv eAsops
is your subscription paid?
You can get it at Hopkins store. If
Some good correspondence will be
found on the first page.
For SALE. "a good house and two
lots In the upper end of Tionesta. In
quire of hos. Snodgrass, Tionesta, Pa.
The joint installation of Post and
Corps officers takes place this evening at
Corps hall. A special program of more
than ordinary interest has been arranged
WANTED. Railroad Cross Ties. We
buy all kinds aud pay cash. The Berry
Co.. Oil City, Pa,
If L. A. DAVIS, Agt., Tionesta, Pa.
-Oleomargsrine always fresh, always
the same price and making new friends
each day. at 20c per pound in nine pound
lots, at the Salmon Creek Mercantile Co.,
Kellettville, Pa. #
AT the last meeting of the old board
ofcounty commissioners Conrad Auendei
of Kingsley township, was appointed
me,cantiie appraiser for the county for
the ensuing year.
When you want a reliable. medicine
for a cough or cold take Chamberlain g
Cough Remedy. 1t can always be de-
pended upon and is pleasant and safe to
take. For sale by all dealers. e..
The slight raise of cents per barrel
for Pennsylvania oil has happfied the
trade hereabout percepubly. But the
price should go to So 90 the barrel and
never again get cent below that figure
The Winner Term of the Clarion State
Normal School will open January I'd
Write The Principal, Clarion, Pa.,. fol
descriptive outline of special courses of
fered during this term. Tuition free
other expenses low. 1t
Following is the list of letters lyini
uncalled for in the Tionesta, Pa, post
Office for week ending January 3rd, 1912
Miss Edith Stewart letter l card, Mis-
Nellie Stewart card. Mr. John Mcclellan
card. j. W. JAMESON, r. M.
DIR. M. W. Easton, osteopathic Fhysl
clan, of Oil City, will visi. Tionesta every
Wednesday. See him at the Contra
House. Setting bones and the treatmen
of nervous and chronic diseases special
ty. Greatest success in all kinds
chronic diseases.
The foot-walk Of the Coleman
Watson suspension bridge across Tionest
creek, at their new mill site, was praC
tically wrecked in the wind storm earl
last Thursday morning. The walk ha
not yet been guyed and could not with
stand the big blow The suspension wire
aud towers were not damaged.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Levi Il Co. Ad.
hammers. Ad.
II. G. Mapes. Ad
Harvey Fritz. Ad.
The Prinlz Co. Ad.
Boggs 4 Bull. Ad.
j. G. Scowden. Ad.
Hopkins store. Ad.
Robinson Il Son. Ad.
Lanson Bros. Reader.
Oil City Trust Co. Ad.
Clarion Normal. Local.
Grant Shuster. Reader.
Smart q Silberberg. Ad.
Tionesta Pharmacy. Ad.
Bovard's Pharmacy. Ad.
Thomas Snodgrass. Local.
A. NJ. LDwentritt. Reader.
Forest Co. Nat Bank Ad.
Pittsburgh Bank for Savings. Ad.
ca. Commissioners Appeal Notice.
Monarch Cl0thing Co. Ad. and Local.
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Automobile Agency.

want to establish an agency in Forest
County for "Overlsnd" automobiles. If
interested communicate with
ARTHUR M. LowENTRITT,
Distributor,
Oil City, Peuns.
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If your children are subject to attacks
of Group, watch for the first sym tom,
hoarseness. Give Cham mberlain's Cough
Remedy as soon as the child becomes
hoarse and the attack may be warded of.
For sale by all dealers.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-08-22
D Find Three-Toed Horse

be the oldest known form of animal
life. Fish many feet in length are
TO be seen and every Indication points
to the fact that the remains, so per
fectly preserved, belong to period at
least five million years ago. Along
the southern edge Of the desert, which
is believed to have been lake at one
time, there has been discovered coal
of high quality.
An eastern syndicate owns the prop
erty upon which the discoveries have
been made. They acquired the land
to work the magnesia deposits and
also to prospect for gold, which is
found In nearby sections. Permission
was granted the scientists by the 10
cal manager to study and take speci-
mems of the relics.
An effort Will be made to have the
Smithsonian Institution send an ex'
petition to make thorough study, az
IT did OF the mammoth tracks discov
cred in the yard of the state peniten'
tiary.