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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Sooesjdatten.

8ehmann = Sn Gbieaso. tpo6in ct
Dor Sturgeon bon bier uer5o9. lit or.
0einrih Behmann, Der 8ater
non Or. @arl q. 8ehmann pun bier,
AM 3ienltag ms Senlelts abgeibieoen
Ole 8eltattuus lit beute in 6ountnir,
Gun oben, Dem alien Seim Der 6amilie.
Wttt Tim lit elmer Der alien 2tuIieoler
pom Buffalo Gountp uno Elm ~betpdbrter
uno ber~Sensguter Mann pom uns se'
lhleoen. Die betaate Satin. Elm Sobn,
8r. Bedmann uon bier, uno Slpei God.
ter IN Chicago h%inter!aieno. Sbm
Ueroen Nne ein ebrenbeS uno liebenoes
Nnosnfen bepabren, unh Der melt uno
brett bod an9eiehenen 5amilie ipritht
aud Der gNarbltern' letne auIridtislte
@onooIenS aug.
aatbara - 5rau Suianna aatbarp,
1908 1uol. 4. StraBe, itarb 3ieulta9
Wor9en I'M Ilter BON 70 Sabren an
elmer Computation BON aranfbetteu.
Sic tpuroe am II. Nopember 1892 I'M
Canton Bern (Shmet5) ssboren. fam
1896 mad ga @rp1ie uno bot ieitber
bier itsts semobnt. Sic idIpB i'm Sabre
1856 nit Beer aaibarn ben Gbebuuo.
benz 10 atn6er entiprOiien, mooon nod
Ileben am Qeben iiuo. Sbr 8atte ltorb
lhon i'm Sabre 1877. Sine ibrer 3ohs
ter, 6rau 9ouilo Iole, ipobnt in
3eutlhtano, orei S6bne uno eiue Toh.
ter mphnsn bier. Elm Sobn in Siour
Gin, Soma. uno Elm anoerer in Nnaa
conon. Wont. 8as 8e9rdbnlB iinoet
beute ~9Sadmltta9 nm 2 ubr bonn 9ran'
erbaule nno UNI hGlb , llbr Bon Der
oentihfn N5iormlrteu Stride aus ltatt.
0altor &Qtnhott miro antlren.
Soiepb 5etoeL Sr., Sohn uon
0rn. nnO 6l6u SoIepb Seioel uon Stoo'
olro, Itarb IN elnem bieii9sn SpitdI.
Gr mar bel oen Nnltreiten elmer 500
ltpb aunert IN ser Mormon Goplie ges
bprenoen Steune BON einem @eriilt
9sInIIen uno aatie lid einen 8einbruh
in9eSo3fn. 31S Begrdbntb oeS lSldb'
rlgen lln9en WauusS Iano arn Wtitts
m0t Natn1tias BON Der oeutih.Iutbs'
ruben 2trde III Stobbaro inter Nmtss
ipdIiuHs Eaitar 8aIaibei's bon gbales
burg Itdtt. @,uBer ben @Itsrn miro er
non pier @raoern. 3aIter, 2eitsr, gl'
lnsr uno C@dar. unb siuei Sdpe tern.
@Ilte uuo Gona, betrauert.
SonGuOn Sic Seiiattuns pom
SuI,'u 9onopan. better betanut aIs
6rnntie "a Safe. 123 8enrl StraBe
lano 9sItern &ahmittas 2 llhr rpn
2stIep \ S,etIens Mpreus aus i'm Dat
GROVE lintt. uno 3. 6. Genep amtirte.
Tie &srltorbsHe bate Den @uuIh se'
anBert IN 2oS slnselss, Gal. besra'
ben ~ tptrosr, bod tUnnte Ibrem
sSuulte uidt ipiriahrt iperben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
8eri0nalia.

= 6r. g. 81. Scott BON Der Scott Roie
So. reiit beuie nebit @aitin uno 3oftel
sum Beiube nah Canada, uon mo er erIi
AM /. Nuguit, feline 0altim crit i'm Septemt.
her beimfelren plro. Sr. Scott bat lid als
epmlteoorliser UNI bic jest i'm 9Serte 5e'
fnoltd]e Teridngerun9 oes ,Neiben Wsges"
nad) Der nnteren Walnltra6e bis 5uri fyluiie
lehr oeroteni genlaft, uno es III nur be.
oauerith oaB er bel Der g%roffnuna uni
IN Der Qeimfebrpode Hid)t anpeIeno leir
Tam.
3nhnorSt 9r. g. 8. @antp nebf
Sattin reileH bente Abeno mad Miliuaufee
NO er benz S%fatcongreB belnphnen niro
am ndhiien 9ienItaa Nioraen tpieoer in So
erotte elntreheno. Sr. 0anfo mar lp,tfa.
gen elmer Der 6deeisflbrer. ndmIidh G5riin
Der Der Wisconiiuer Sfatliaa, uno uenn e,
ohne etnen Der $1,000. Yreiie heimfebrt 5u
hniie rr uriade, iiher ben llnoanf Der Nel
sno has Iaunenbafte @lld su tlagen.
6rau 6 has q. Carmen in 7Spr
9Sprtb, 2erae, fruher uniere li~ebenswiroia,
Mltblirgerln SRI. emma Marquarot, bat
lhren 3ai!en nit einem munteren 9Dhter
len tel1enit. uno uo5u aud mir 9ratu
lirer.
5ran B1n5iaer uno 5rau 6 bar
lotte 6eimers limb sur iilbernen pod,
Seitsfeier oes gbepaars 6enete nab OibtoIb
9eretIt. 6rau Nenefe mar friber SRI. Ma'
rim in So grpIie.
= 6rau mil 3. MILLER BON SeiIe
mans ~frierte AM Wittipofl i'm trauten
8reiIe ihrer 6reunoinnen ibreu @eburts'
tag TEN pieuleIten uer,dtbtn MIR niht
tpobt aber oaB ma ibr BE Sabre ourd)aus
nitt aniieht.
Srn. nnb Trau gbaa.@ q. 9ittmar
bot Der aIapperftorh ais gritseborenes cir
munteres 0tabeI binterlaien, Sr. 9itt
man 1T Der pppulare Seiretdr Der Qaler
2o9e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
: Sit oaS Sino narnbig. fiebe'
riidl roer franz?

Gin u~nrubigeS, dufgere9tes utb
frdntlides Sinh nit bele9ter .3unae,
bIeid. idIailos. nit uenig Appetit.
bann fpieoer b%si6bunsrie. lauren @ta'
esn. unansenebmem athem. gfasen'
ldmersen nit 9urtfal, anirihsn Der
!9dbne tpdhreno oes Shlafes. uno Gr'
MAIDEN nit ihrsdlidem 8efnbi, = Elm
autes MitteI oafiir lit @orm ailsr. -
etlpds. NOS Die Wilrmer pertrsibt. UNI
felt Elm leoes aino bot bieielben. atda'
200 @prm ailer lit nothpenois. Sts
brouten Die ainoer niht LANCE III uber'
reoen. oa aidapoo @orm 8iusr als
8onbon tcmmt. Ssrtreibt Die Wilrrier
Die llriate Der 9eioen Sbrer Since:
csc bel Sbrsm Npolbster. (anj.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
8 K s.
Gtaotr1thlibeS.

gtaotrGtblideS. Sn elmer Sps'
5ioliisuns bes Staotratbss am Gtenltus
Nbenb muroe bic 8erausgobun9 pom
$4,000 sntgiIltis bei6IOiieu, bic nit
ben ON @ountn bepiligten $4,000
bnsu perpanbt ipsrben ioIen, ben
9ammpes Spiiben Der Sio' uno
0orbIeite su repariren, uuo Dsroen bic
Nrbeiten unter aufIiht oes Super'
U.iors Sint9sn sIeid in Ansrif se'
npnimen tueroen. @benfaas muroe Der
Mrbeitsratb auiboriIirt nit ben Re'
paraturen Der Yearl. Brain uno State
StrnBen. 5miIden Jront StraBe uno
BEN JluBuier.Barf. iofort 5u beginner.
Qlls unertuimiAte Betuobnes
rim be8 2anoes muroe an Wtttnob
Roia Abeg9Isn nab ibrer alien 6ei'
math. Der Shpeis. suridBefanbt. 3as
M1bhen. iueldeS bel ibrem Bruoer
Better abegsIen. 1915 Green Ben Str.
ipobnte, bate in unIieblamer Neiie BON
lid; rsben esmaht. gountps anmnlt Gam
ipnnbts iib an bic @inpnn6ernugs Be-
BORDEN. uno bieie sntidisoen oos Wdb'
den ais rnidt sspinidt" su oepor'
tiren. 81. 3. Davis, Elm @innonOs'
rnuss.3 nipeftor BON Chicago. traf
Mittrpo6 bier sin. unb iibrte ben Be
febl Der Beb6roen aus.
Gum @rob Shabmeifter oes
@isconiin @rob'Gouncil Der Bereinig'
ten Geldditsreiienben wuroe aui Der
Convention in MnribfsIb Isbte 8ode
9obn g8. Ga(IaiUap BON bier eripablt.
Gtpa rs Mitglisosr bes So @roiie
Council beiheiliateu lid on Der cine
WteiIe longen 1nra6e nit Reiietaitsn.
aui bic in sroBen Buhitnben ga
GrUiie" aebrudt iudr. Die 1915
Convention puroe @au Claire 5uet'
fannt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Gin frobes gSieoeriebn fomntem

bic Ter 9nge in go @roiie Stuel 8riloer.
spei nIte Bir9ertri feiern,
bic iid ieit - Sabrsn ni6t geieben
batten. Gas Brioerpaar. oas lid 10
LANCE nitt ssieben bate. iinO Biuiam
BlanfleD aus benz Soloatenbsim in
Great Rolls. Mont.. uno Sobn Blant.
len aus Ga groiis. Bsioe bnttsn iei'
nsr5eit in sinem Regiment 9essn ben
GlOen 9efdmpft. Jobn wuros oamaIs
.geinu9en genommen uno in Qnoerion'
pile OILS arlessgefangener lnterntrt.
Spdter nab ietner 5reiIafuns tonnte
er Don ielnsm Bruosr feline Spur fins
ben unb oieiem crying e8 eben 10. Bm.
BIantlep ermitteIte jegt tiir5Iid aus
elmer BerlOnalnoti5 IN Der 3situn9 BEN
NuieutbdItsort ieInes beretts tootse'
elaubtsn Brnoers. Gr trat nit ibm
in 8rtefwehiel. melder nit ielnsr jeBis
gen 8eiie nah ga @rciie enoste.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
| gersnigunss=8 esweiier.

Maieftic. 9eoen 1atmittas uno Gbero
Manoelbitoer.
Siiou. Seocn 9a6mittag uno abeno
3saHoelblloer.
xprte. Seoeu sia6mittas uno Nbtno
8auoelbiIoer.
Eaiino. Seoeu 3a6miita9 uH6 Abeno
Mnnnelbiloer.
Gtnr. Sebeu Rnhmittag uno absHo
8onbelbitoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12

~ User geIoer gu maBlsen 9inien iei'
ben mrtte, elnen oerla6liten Eathseber fir
Eeeos unb @ortsageS braudht. oosr geIe
auI quite Siherhelt auEieihen min. tpenoe
iit an ". s. 2idifd, 203 2. 4. StraBe-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
/ Gomaro Mpllemhnue,

I Gomaro Mollenbnuer. - SIN
Spttal III Omatonnd, Wttnn.. itorb an
>. a.. I'M AIter BON nabsIu So Sabren
pr. Gouaro w bouer. zen
MIR ais ben Sentor Der ,orei MoQens
aner'8eneratlonen" oils aua9e5eltne .
ten @el9enipleler crit AM leBten Il.
3eSember IN Dem i'm Nprmolituls
AUDITORIUM 8esebensn Concert gu be.
ipunoerE W%s!e8enbeit ba;ten. Gr mar
Elm 9eborener &lolintlt uno Muiter.
Elm Tonoihter BON hphem 0eroienlte
nno elmer Der ItebenspiirOiglten Men.
ldeu iu9lsth. Setn Nnoenfen uno
lttne 1onidopiun9en merosn in Gbren
forlbeltebsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12

eny 5eusr. uno 2sbensusrfitsruns
NusIhreibeu ppn Ssiistjteln nno Sppp'
theten uno 8elousrlsihsn su 5 Hrojsnt
auf Ga 9roiIsr Sidsrhetten 1T meine
Spesinlitdt. 9. &. @oIS, 624 inSI.
Z. Strase. 8siSs '8honss.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Tarmer=Sanfett.

10 5tueite bon bieii'
gen @ei6aftsleuten
peranitaltete Come
munitn banquet"
battle nthl ben ers
tparteten grfoIs;es
maren am Sienitas
in Der @ermanias
Sane 100 @eoede
aeleat iuoroen, bod
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Sranfic ga Gale toot. 7ieie be-

%,Sranfic ga Salie toot. 9iele be,
ridltt9te Jrauensperlon. ole So groiie
be,ndhe 40 Sabre lang ais unoelirable
GlttSen" 81 oebsrbet9sn bate. neil lie
8runoelaenthum beiaB. lit am Mitt.
mad TN AIter bon 50 3obren oeltors
ben. 5n Ieeterer Belt betrieb lie Elm
Neltanrant uno Slug GpteI" an Der
Heart StraBe, bel Dem tie aber @elo
suleete.
Ben 8erltprbeneu iou urr @u:fs
gelaat tueroen. uno Don Sror..ie ga
Sale, ooer ibrem ridtt9en Gamen nab
Tulien Gonouan. mus eriuahnt iueroen
odB lie nld)t nur ais yaontgtn bes
rotben StdtoiItrttts" lonoeru i'm belize
rem Slime hires suten 0ersens rpeeen
betannt mar. Sic ion etn aroses 8ers
mQ9eE lbren Jreunoen in Moth. uuo
Nrmen unb Seolrftl9en ilbsrbaupt qes
opfert haben. NuBer Der tleinen
Sunnnte BON $500, bic mo bel ibr
1ano. iou lie Don lbrem einitlsen Reid)s
thum III oa8 0aus 1873 8enrl Strait
llnterlafen BADEN. nas lhr aus einer
Qebslmsu Ghe init Dem peritorbenen
@uitap @nisI suiiel. 8oS lie beiaB
ptrmodts lie am |. SUM. dllo fur, upr
threm 2ooe. threr Sdlmeiter 5rou Gua
Gepl IN Sos NngeIes. Gal. mdbrsno
anoere &erfuauoteu uon ,br III Mlmouo,
@Sts,, Ieer ausgebsu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12

t Ser bette autIhene une @epad<
masenoienit in Ger Staot mirb Shnen pom
Der o atema Gitp Sranser 6 0.
9eliefert. &hones 179.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
@eSmGftfsVuti3en

Es- G. 9. Ban aufen. Ssrnherunss'
Nsea 1t 8iirgibafiss ooer SiterbsitssSonos
BPS 4earl EtraSe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Stene geinht

fir Neann uno 6rau obne 8inoer, aui elmer
Tarm poer in einem 8ripatbaus. Ser Mnnn
peritebt lid auf 5arm' uno @artenarbeit,
Metfen uiu., uno Die 6rau 1T cine CUTE
Sohtn, 80nnen ipiprt antreter. Mdheres
bel 81. Sreuer, SIC 9ipllion. StraBe,
Ga GroHe, @is.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Kinder Schreien
MACH ELETCHER'S
GA 7 ORIA
Ieue(te Rn3ei9en.
Rleiue sge3ialan;elaen ioften:

lleher % s9crte 2 Gents BRO gSort.
lie sSprte .4&erIcnat". I'm rerioufen" Nv ue
%taletleH" .Hdriner nerlanat" u. /. 10, ipip is oi
Noore3en iinb elm TnetI Der G~laseisen unb mifIer be
TreisfSerednnna aIs 8urte mitaes1hlt iperoen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Confirmation. On Der beutidsn

Confirmation. 5n Der osntidsn
Nletbooiitensair6e. gde :. uno Jsrrps
TRACE, tuurben IeBten SOnntag flint
auaben uno flnf Wdb1en cOnfirmlrt,
ndmli6 3ris 8etters, 9arrp Bealng,
8uiiea Se9er, eugene Wiap, Gbarles
8eis. Rutb SnIjer. WtabeI @oben,
China 3it un6 Nnna Ghwen8Ie. Nah
Der Confirmation nuroen bic gonrr'
manoen bel 8ait0r alaus 5u 3tih se'
ioben. unb Issterer wuroe uon ben
gonfrmanben ourh 6as 8eident BON
einem 5dbrra6 an9enebm uberraibt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Gin yOtntides Sans" II
Maoiion.

'retts lett elnt9er 3eti
bat bic 9ermnnlitle
ife @eieaihait BON
Der umperiitd Bis'
eoniin sepIant, elm
,9su.idss 9aus"
fir Die Stuoenttn'
nen an Der Som'
meritJule 5u erUf'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
Wpneu feine sneianer bier bull.

ben. Die bsobiidtiste Snoianersan'
IammIuns wdbrsnb Der Seimte9r.B ISOLDE
bier in ga groIie u~nterbleibt. IS mar
suerit bsabiidtist bic ROtbbdute i'm
8ettibone.Bar tampirsn gu Iaiien, bod
bleresssn protetirts bic Bart'@ommil'
lion. mno ais man oonn Den 2agerplab
i'm gopelano.Bnrt auf Der Noroielte
ausp1hIte. proteltirtsn Die Burger auI
Der Norbisite. neil tie befurdten bic
Snoianer tonnten in ben 8sIib bon
Jeuerma1sr eelnusen uno Rabau am
fifteen. las Jeits@omite iab iib i6lieB'
LID gs3punseu. Die 5noiansr pom Bros
gramm 5u itret6en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-06-12
tbs spmmerfet Der 9lnaeftea.

Ids GOmhtetTeH Oct NH8eVeH'
ten Der hieiisen Berlmuiter'a nOpfobrtf
am lestsn Snmita9 wuroe i'm Wprif.
gart ~absebaIten ltott i'm 8rsIen's'art,
oa Der Gampisr .5ronteuac". Der iur
Den 8ped semlethet moroen mar, uesen
bes Sturmss Safe &epin ntdt uerlaiien
fonnte,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-06
Engagement Is Announced.

Friends here have received announce
ments of the forthcoming wedding OF
Miss Maude Grove and Mr.. Leo Gibson,
both of Jamestown, N. Y, which happy
event is to be celebrated during the last
week in May. The bride.to-be was a
former resident of Tionesta and de-
servedly popular with all who knew her.
Mr.. Gibson is also we'll known to our
young people as visitor here, and their
many friends will be pleased to extend
congratulations in advance.
The Jamestown Morning Post of May
lst says: "Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Grove
of Columbus, o., have announced the
engagement of their daughter Msude to
A. Leo Gibson of this city. The be-
trothal was made known Monday eve
ming at an informal dinner at the Grove
home, East State street, in Columbus, to
which few friends were invited. From
the place cards narrow pink ribbons ex-
table which was filled with pink roses
In this basket were boutonnieres for the
men and corsage bouquets for the ladies'.
The tiny cards having the announcement
we're concealed beneath the flowers until
all had finished. The wedding will take
place the last of May here in jamestown
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Grove, Co.
lumbus being only temporary home"
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-06
The family and many Tionesta friends

The family and many Tionesta friends
of DIR. J. @. Dunn are rejoiced to learn
that he is progressing nicely toward re-
covery from critical operation which he
underwent at st. Marys hospital. at Kan
sas City, Mo-, on Monday of last week.
DR.. Dunn has been practicng his pro-
fession at Bartlesville, Okla, the past
year and is already we'll established as
one of the city's leading physicians.
His illness was evidently of sudden de-
velopment as friends here had not been
made aware of it until after he had
reached the hospital and submitted to the
operation, which was made imperative by
the nature of his ailment
Before the final adjournment of court
here last week, District Attorney Car
ringer asked the courts approval of his
appointment of ]. s. Carmichael Esq, Of
Franklin, as assistant district attorney In
the trial of George and Ada Strain on the
charge of killing Albert Allen. near
Hunters Camp, Harmony township, on
the second of last March. Judge
Hinckley promptly gave his approval
to the appointment. The common
wealth's attorneys have given out no
statement whatever as to their intention
or contention in this case, and rumors
published in newspapers outside the
county to this or that effect are mere bosh.
Attorney A. G. Brown represents the de-
PENDANTS, and will be assisted by Breen d
Breen of Oil City. The trial will come up
at the May sessions, week from next
Monday
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-06
Superintendent Carson Reelected.


The school directors of Forest county
met in convention at the court house, Tio-
nesta, yesterday and unanimously re-
elected j. Orr Carson superintendent of
schools for the ensuing term, which, by
the new school code has been extended to
four instead of three years.
The convention proceeded to organize
at l:3O O'Clock, p. M, by electing DR.. O..
Y. Detar of Kelettville, president; Leo.
F. Heating of ofMarienville, secretary; Mrs.
Eleanor G. Wheeler of Endeavor, and
Miss Leona Bowman of East Hickory,
telers.
In few we'll chosen words, W. @. Incl
of Tionests presented the name of Mr..
Carson to the convention as a candidate,
and there being no other names presented
the roll was called, the directors express
called. There were SO of the As directors
of the county present, and every member
named Mr.. Carson, making him the
unanimous choice of the convention.
president announced the result and de-
clared Mr.. Carson elected. The conven-
tion then voted unanimously to fix his
salary at 81 800 per year.
Mr.. Carson being present was called
upon for speech, and he responded with
some excellent advice to the directors,
after thanking them for the honor of a
unanimous reelection to the most i'm
portant Office of county uperintendent.
Hon. A. r. Mechlng also gave the con-
vention short speech full of good sug-
gestions and encouragement, as did also
the president, DIR. Detsr. The conven-
tion then adjourned after session lasting
less than an hour. Following is list ol
the directors present:
Barnett Twp.-S. W. Fitzgerald, E. A.
Kuhns, Chas. Moore, A. r. Mechling,
Samuel Boyd.
Green-Fred. Dickrsger, l. II. Allison,
e. J. Behrens, Ira Brooks, John Whitton.
Hsrmony-R. o. Carson, John Vail.
Hickory-Mrs. Eleanor G. Wine eler,
Leons Bowman, A. w. Albaugh, Earl
Haslet.
Howe D. F. Grosscost, G. w. Fulmer
Jenks-W. H. Taylor, Lewis Songer,
Leo F. Heating.
Kingsley-C. Y. Detar, Leon Watson,
w. F. Jones, George Klinestiver, Geo.
Walters.
Tionests-Charles Korb, Jacob Smear
baugh, Charles Hood, 1. f. Stitzinger, N.
r. Emert.
Tionests Borrow. G. Incl. d. H.
Blum, j. r. Clark, S. NJ. Henry, Q
Jameson.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-06
Columbia
Graphophone.

Nothing that you can place in your
home will give greater pleasure and sat-
isfaction to yourself and children.
1t is pleasure and profit, and an edu-
cation along many lines, therefore is not
luxury.
We are ready to sell you any Columbia
Graphophone on monthly payments.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1914-05-06
Forest County Four-Fifths Dry.

Four of the five applications for liquor
license in Forest county were refused last
week when the court, President Judge
Hinckley and Associates Aul and Nor
gan, handed down their decision Thurs
day afternoon at 200 o'clock. The con-
test lasted from Tuesday afternoon till
Wednesday evening, closing with the
arguments of counsel for and against the
applicants, and much testimony bearing
on the matter ofnecessity, violations, etc.,
in Tionests and West Hickory. Only a
general remonstrance was presented from
MarIenville and the one application re-
fused at that place was the New Marien
hotel, ]. J. Young, proprietor, on the
ground that the applicant had been
warned last year that the court would moi
grant him license this year. There be.
ing no evidence presented against l.. w.
Dana of the Keystone Hotel showing
violations, his application, the only one
in the county, was granted.
The other applications refused were
those of Emma s. Pierce, Hotel Weaver,
r. A. Fulton, Central Hotel, Tionesta,
and II. s. Garfield, Globe Hotel, West
Hickory. No written opinion was handed
down, Judge Hinckley stating that the
licenses we're not refused on the ground
of lack of necessity, but rather because
of evidence of violations of the law which
the court could not ignore. The testi-
mony at the hearings related to the sale
ofliquor to minors and to others in the
prohibited class. The Judge added that
a refusal at this time would not prejudice
the rights of the same applicants at a fu-
ture license court.
All licenses expire on June first next,
so that after that date the county will be
four "dry."
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Notice To Teachers.

The board of directors of the Kingsley
township school district will meet at
Ksllettville, Pa, Saturday, May 16, 1914,
at 900 a, M, for the purpose of electing
teachers for the ensuing school yeal (.
Candidates should forward their appli-
cations and credentials to the under
signed, at Kellettville, prior to that date.
LEON WATSON,
2t. adv. Secretary.
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Sick Headache.

Mrs. A. l.. Luckie, East Rochester, N.
Y, was a. victim of sick headache and
despondency, caused by badly weak
ened and dobilitated condition of her
stomach, when she began taking Cham
berlain's Tablets. She says, II found
them pleasant to take, also mild and
effective. In a few weeks time / was re.
stored to my former good health" Fol-
sale by all dealers.
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Private Sale.

The furniture, fixtures and all contents
of the Kingsley House at Kellettville are
offered at private sale by the proprietor,
w. j. Detar. All persons wishing to con-
slider purchase, may get all particulars
by consulting him personally or by letter.
2t adv. w. j. DETAR.
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Card of Thanks.

l desire in this manner to express my
appreciation for the thoughtful solicita-
ton and many acts of kindness during
the illness and after the death of my
father. + S. COLLINS.
Nebraska, Pa, May 5, 1904.
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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Levi d Co. Ad.
hammers. Ad.
Penn'a Ry. Ad.
Harvey Fritz. Ad.
Boggs & Buhl. Ad.
The Printz Co. Ad.
The Kinter Co. Ad.
II. 1. Cohen. Local.
Oil City Trust Co. Ad.
Pratt Food Co. Locals.
Smart q Silberberg. Ad.
w. j. Detar. Sale Reader.
Forest Co. Nat. Bank. Ad.
A. G. Brown, Esq Legal Notice.
Kingsley Twp. Notice to Teachers.
The Distinctive Garment Store. Ad.
Monarch Clothing Co. Ad. and Local.
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KILL POULTRY LICE AND
MITES WITH Pratts Powdered Lice
Killer, and Pratts Disinfeotant, both
guaranteed; poultry comfort means lar
ger profits. Sold on money back guar
antee by first class dealers everywhere. ad
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Here At $1,000.

this spring have done phenomenal business suits
The have the styles that want and
highest priced garments show. The fabrics awoo the
patterns and hand-talored throughout
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comparatively small, out one was useu.
The other became the property of Mrs.
VI. II. May, whose husband was neph-
ew of Mrs. Hardy, and 1t was Mrs. Mays
request before her demise, that the SER
vice be given to the Free Methodist
church of this place. Last week this
wish was carried out by her daughters,
Mrs. A. b. Kelly and Mrs. Suie M.
Sharpe, and the service was presented to
that body of people and used for the first
time Sabbath morning during the district
quarterly meeting. 1t may be of interest
to note that Mrs. Hardy, who was deeply
interested in missions, was the foster
mother of Joseph Hardy Neessema, the
first christian convert of japan to be
brought to America.
The closing meeting of the Tionesta
Reading Club for the year 1913 IA was
held at the pleasant home of Mrs. A. b,
Kelly, Wednesday afternoon, April %,
at 2:30 O'clock, all the members being
present except four. An interesting pro-
gram was carried out, five very good and
instructive papers being read, as follows;
Mrs. Clark on Pennsylvania Laws for
Women, Mrs. Adsn on Government OF
Canada, Mrs. CASTOR on Juvenile Courts,
Mrs. Sharpe on Folklife and Folklore,
aud Mrs. Watson on Socialism. The
club decided on miscellaneous topics for
the coming year. The hostesses, Mrs
Kelly and Mrs. Sharpe, served elegant
refreshments. The following officers
we're elected for the ensuing year: Pres
ident. Mrs. George Holeman; first vice
president, Mrs. J. J. Landers; second
vice president, Mrs. J. F. Proper; secre'
tary, Mrs. Joseph Clark; treasurer, Mrs
L. j. Hopkins; librarian, Mrs. G. G.
CASTOR; press uperntendent, Mrs. SUE
! NJ. Sharpe,