To sell yon a hat as
we have shapes to
suit all faces —$2 00,
$250 or $300. Al
depends on the guah-
ty, 1's up to you,
AT BOLTON'S.
8 Furnishings, Hats and
Shoes.
p Ave, Sayre. _Both Phones.
RST NATIONAL
BANK
OF SAYRE
eu $70,000.00
For sale ia Athens,
Estate ” Sayre and Waverly.
Fire, Life and Insurance
Accident
Property Bought, Sold and
——Exchanged —-
pats Loans Negotiated
IT Packer Ave.
J Phone 230%. Sayre, Pa.
INSURANCE AND
REAL ESTATE.
Negotiated, Insurance
, Houses Rented, Rents
Taxes Paid.
00M 7, ELMER BLOCK
LOCKHART ST., SAYRE.
GOMFORT
All who have worn a Truss
realize the necessity of a
Let us show you the
ITHSONIAN”
n and fit guaranteed.
L. GILLESPIE
DRUGGIST.
(s)
lere is no better
beer brewed than
: i
a rich amber col-
| Beer with Body,
Quality
“has never been
elled—strong and
ll aged—a tonic for
invalid and bey-
of the man,
§O ACTION BY CONGRESS
PROBABLE
Old—-Republicans
the Situation.
WASHINGTON, Sept.
calculations as to the
ontrel
14. Careful
ter compel the conclusion
that the re
fore them in case they
force the tariff issue. Not
a conspicaous minority,
stand pow Republican
revisionists
duction contest even if tl
unite with the Democrats
tariff are therefore
say= the New York Globe,
Indications are that the
slon talk will be more vi
usual this winter, but that
in talk, as usual, is quite e
a careful survey is
Cannon will not have the
quite as well In hand oun
bad the last one, but he wi
wy to
Predictions
Were
tariff revi
gorous than
it will end
vident when
Speaker
new house
tariff as he
il be able to
a
from the Cannon and Ligh
tariff view
the eleven
of Min
tee. Four of
members—Tawney
Republican
nesota, Mc
cousin and Hill
toward tariff revision. Th
lean
is does not,
Democrats it makes the re
ment rather too formidab
fort,
vision sent
le for com
find a way to mend this sit
uation. Une
nesota, a strong high tariff
ways and means Somethi
will probably be done, and
time the number of Democ
man, to the
ug like this
at the same
rats on the!
tage. Should a revision con
so bitter as to Induce the
revisionists to unite with
crats, something not at a
in getting the revisionists
parties to agree. But, e
and an
than two thirds of the
There are but two delegn
made. These
Indiana, Iilinols, Michigan,
a decided minority of the
The Pacific coast bas
members in the house, an
advan-
test becowe
Republican
the Dewo
11 probable,
of the two
ven If this
agreement
Republicans
Ohlo, Kan.
no revision
d there are
PITTSBURG, Sept. 14.
year have been booked b
sald, are from western ral
—Large or
y Pittsburg
Iroads, Indl-|
It now
have to go over Into next
gives promise of a record b
duction next year. The
year, which |
reaking pro |
record was!
RICHMOND, Va. Sept.
Years old, six times marr
as “Major,” who applied
14.— Ninety
led and the
is the
BRYAN SPEAKS OUT.
Ra Net Permitting a Candidacy Vor |
Fresident In 1008,
CHICAGO, Sept. 14 — “I want to|
make my position perfectly clear
| Want to say to you that not only am !
| Bot announcing a candidacy, but I am
not permitting a eandidacy. 1 am not
Row a candidate for any office. 1 have
i never sakl that | would never again
i
| Earnings More Than Last!
Year, but Living Higher.
i
i
to say now that talk of candidacy for
office does not affect me as it once did.
I believe that my place In history will
be determined not by what the people
are able to do for me,
1 am able to do for the people
i
i
race three years from now. It is too
early to pledge ourselves to any one
man I trust that before the time
cones to name a man for the next
presidential race light may be thrown
upon our apd that a
man way who will he best
able to do for the party more than |
have yet been able to da’
In words William Jennings
party's pathway
we chosen
these
| thusinsm which at the Jefferson club
{ bangnet given in Mr
greeted the speeches
advocating his
Ident
——————————
COW LOADED WITH DYNAMITE.
Expected to Hlow Up.
pounds of dynamite yestenday
Her owner, who is a prosperous farm
er near Newcastle, belleves that she
Is about to blow up, and he does uot
want any of the rest of his stock to be
Injured by fying fragments of Liza
when slic explodes
The cow was strolling along the bank
of a creek, where sone men are exca
vatiug, when she saw the dynamite
tasted it, liked it and
entire visible supply. One of the work
men saw the last stick disappearing
He called Liza “pretty sookie’ and
‘nice old soboss” as a means of keep
lug her quiet while he led her slowly
away from her compaulons It (3s said
(that If she had Kicked up her heels or
pliation of the Bureau of Labor
Fifteen Advance and Fif-
teem Decline.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. Accord
Ing to the latest official report of the
the cost
eof food In the last year has lncreased
at a faster rate than wages, so that,
while Wage earvers are getting more
they are in worse
are
paying out more than the
their pay.
These reports of the
have been regarded as
the Introduction of the
Colonel Carroll DD. Wright
not been subject to attack except in
presidential campaign. The
statistics have been rewosed from the
of political discussion because
are regarded as belug based
increase in
burvan of labor
reliable siuce
of
They have
methods
last
aly
It Is shown that the articles which
marked the greatest difference (o price
and
flour in
aver
age price In 1993, or an advace of
1S 44 per cent. The average price of
lard In 194 was 9241 per cent of the
lard. The average price of
cent.
Of the thirty articles included In the
bor fifteen show an advance and Af
teen a decline, but the fifteen articles
8 decline do not offset the
an advance, because
advanced in price en
largely into consumption
bureau of labor made
of the prices
that have
ter more
The
those
has
reiative
a
in
related articles of food between 1850
been no further need for blasting at the
creek
The neighbors are watching Liza
from a distance, but the cow, unmind-
| ful of her peril, I« alternately browsing
and chewing ber cul, as though
rather enjoyed belug a bovioe
cracker,
she
fire
KOMURA A SICK MAN.
Envoy Is In First Stage of Typhold
Fever, Physician Believes.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 ~Dr. Frauces
Delafield, Dr George Brewer and Dr
W. B. Pritchard held a
{in the Waldorf-Astoria In regard to the
illness of Baron Kownura, the senior
Japanese envoy, and found themselves
unable to agree on a diaguosis. The
three physicians are a unit in saying
affairs i# a very sick man, but Dr. Del
afield believes the baron is In the first
stages of typhbold fever, while bis col-
leagues think it is a case of bladder
| trouble
was practically certain that the disease
early phases of this fever an accurate
diagnosis Is sometimes very difficult.
“Under
the three
cattle products are shown
articles, beef, fresh
beef, fresh steaks aud beef
salt. The price of each of these arti
cles was higher in 1801 than in 180
that of the two dew riptious of fresh
rossts
was higher (un 1502 than in 1891. Prices
nnd
of steaks and salt beef higher In 1803
All three of the articles
lower prices In 18M than in
1803. In each year from 1863 to 192
Inclusive the price of each of the three
All were lower fn
In 12. Prices of roasts
and stews and salt wef were lower
and steaks higher In 1904 than in 1903
“In the north Atlantic states the ay
erage food cost per family (assuming
that food was purchased in the same
quantity each year and that the ex
penditure for each of the various art!
cles bore the same relation to the to
!
|
The lowest cost wad £312 01
io 1867 and the highest was £360.50 in
1804, a difference of $47.79
Hugh Telephone Merger Planned.
PITTSBURG, Sept. 14.—Much Inter
est has been aroused bere over the
visit to Pittsburg of a group of west
in the organization of a general inde
and 102
The official spokesman of the Japa.
the territory now reached by the uu
merous jodependent compaules by
forming a unification of interests which
until now his superior bad been deter
mined to leave for Japan at ounce, but
this plan had now been abandoned,
Antipolice Fight Ia Tokyo.
YOKOHAMA, Sept. 14. —The meet-
Fourteen police boxes
| were burned, thirty-seven policemen
{ injured aud
{burt. Many arrests were made
business on some basis that practically
A merging of the various lines
erick 8S Dicksou, president of the Fed-
Telephone company, which con-
| private speculation of a professional
| agitator,
| popular speakers was unauthorized,
| according to the police, and the dls-
{appointed audience denounced the
| swindle and demanded the return of
| thelr money
ater
Loss In Mikasa Wreck.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14. The
rean of naval intelligence received ad-
from the American nan
telephone system in the country, said |
that the merging of luterests would be
followed by a rapld development of
the service throughout the cast and |
central west
——————————
Minister Powell to Resign,
CAMDEN, N. J, Sept. 14 William |
F. Powell, United States minister to!
Haltl, who Is on leave of absence at his
howe here, anuouuced his intention of
tendering his resignation to President
Roosevelt He gives as his rea
son for resigning the prevalence of rev
olutions, riots and fevers in Halt “1
have tempted the fates long enough’
he said. In about elght days Miuister
Powell will return to bis post at Port
au Prince to await the appointment
Mr. Pow
at once
said, “I need a helpmate”
PORTLAND, Me,
along the slippery edge «
Crawling
of the pitch
killed and missing on the
Mikasa was
| wounded numbered 343
a
-r
The cause of
| til the Mikasa Is floats). Admiral To
| disaster.
CLARKSBURG, W. Va, Sept. 14
McKay and wife were in-
the more pertlous since ral
ing In torrents and the rid
pery
watching bim
n was pour
NEW YORK, Sept. 14,
- Hurling |
driving to the Salem oll field with the
{| explosive to shoot a well. The cause of
tthe accident will never be known. On
i Iy the axle of the wagon was found
into the Harlem river, 130
Frederick W. Hansing, a
feet below,
retired mer
Sisty Persons Hurt In Pittebary,
PITTSBURG, Sept. 14.-Sixty pas.
1
Presideut Harrelson,
a —
Argus Printers Win,
ALBANY, N.Y. Sept. 14 ~The strike
of the nnlou printers ln the Hew spaper
and job offices of the Argus « Mnpany
came to an end today, when the mana
gers «igned the agreement for an eight
partments. The situation so far as the
other local printing offices In which
————
Meet to Arrange Armistice.
MUKDEN, Manchuria, Sept. 14
General Fukuslidma, represcuting Field
Marshal Oyama, and General Ovanos
ski, representing Geueral Liveviteh, |
north of Chan
tufu. They probably will take several
days to arrange the detalles of the ar
mistice |
MOBILE, Ala, Sept. 14. — Martha |
Crawford, n mulatto, Is under arrest
here on the charge of assault and bat
id The woman beat her eight year
old child a aod then tor
rod it with a
LONG SHOTS COME HOME.
our Outsiders Heat Favorites and
i paet Talent.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14. A. L. Aste's
Alwig, a 12 te 1 shot, vasily won the
Ocean View handicap, one mile and a
sixteenth, at Gravesend, with Merry
Lark, 10 to 1, second and Oxford, 15 to
I, thinl. Alwin went to the front and
bes] Lis flekd by a length to the stretoh,
where Le drew away and won by six
lengths The fight for the place
Close, Merry Lark getting the verdict
by a head Jockey Faller, who was
burt when his mount, Witful, fell in the
Excelsior handicap at Jamaica April 25,
was at the track. He still walks with
erittches, bil says he will be able to
ride kx. He weighs
shout ninety pounds, having lost twen
Was
inside of =ix wee
ty pontiuds s noe his iliness
Jockey Hiklebrnml was fined $20 by
the ii! set down for the re
maimder of the week His offense ©
his rough work on (xkd Ella
fies
First
Cestor
sfewanis
Vis
Sung
Race
Secu
Ceddlerstrome,
I: Burleich
Second Race Balzae
second, Caloorabatohle,
Third Race
first
third
first
third
Sufficiency, first
Carruthers, second; Odd Ella, third
Fourth Race -Alwin, first; Merry
Lark, second. Oxfond, third
Fifth Race —Toots Mook, first: Kill
kare, second; Early and Often. thinl
Sixth Race Yorkshire Ld, first:
Lord Badge, Sals, third
BASEBALL SCORES.
An
Routire,
Sir
second
Games Played Yeaterday by the Na-
tional and American League Clube
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At ross i
New York i
Liroekivn
2 03 6060408 3-5
8 5 3 : $3 8°86 4
Hitz New York. 4 Hro "Errors
New York I. Brookirs. 4 Hatterios
Am Mcinnity and Bresnahan, Ea
irid flergen
At Beste
FPhiladeipt
BPaston ~ a
Hii=—Fhiludeip!
Fhilad-iphia
Fittings: sid [hoon
TAULE
skivn 6
on
he 3
Yoting an
OF PERCENTAGE
Ww i
New Y:
Pitizshurs
Chicag
FPhilade pt
AMEHICAN LEAUUE
At N York
Washington ¢ ¢ 8 a
New York 2 ect 1413
Hits Washington, §. New York, 13
rors -Washingio cs: New York, |}
tertes— Townsend and Heydon, Orth
Ricinow
At Philadelphia
Boston
Phitadeiphia
Hits Boston :
— Boston, 8; Phil
Tannchill and Criger
At Detroit
Cleveland
Detroit
Hits
Clevei:
Rhoades
At Chi
Bt. louis
Chicago
Hiits St
Bt louis §: Chi
Budhoff and Sugder
TABLE OF
8 4 §
»
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Bat-
and
g 0 ¢ §
a q
Philadelphia
wlelphi 3
Piank
Cleveland
ind Huelo
Ago
fay ry
Atwilcs
4 Sullivan
ENTAULS
v
Owe na
FER
Philadelphia
tg is J Ley
1
+6
ow
1s
1H
Detroit
Washington
Bt. Louls
Astor Cap Winners.
NEWPORT, KR. 1 14. — The
ownel by J Maxwell of
New York, and the schooner Elmina
| 11, owued by F. F. Brawster of New
Haven, won the Agtor cups lo the post
ponies! race off this port. The yachts
sailed the Buzzards bay course in an
uncertain porthwester, Six stoops and
Nopt
No More Horse Racing Service.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 —1It wus an.
pouticed at the otlice of the Western
Union that the sction of the board of
directors In terminating the horse rac
lug service would become effective lm-
St. Leger Stakes.
LONDON, Sept, 14. —Tle race for the
St. Leger stakes for three-vear-old
colts and fillies, about one mile, six fur
loug= and 132 yards, was rua at Don
Ww. MM. Sluger's Chal
Sulclide In New York Hetel,
NEW YORK, Sept. 14. —An attrac
tive, stylishly gowned young woman
between thirty and thirty five years of
pnge committed soichie in the Hotel
Manhattan, On a table in the room
was a cand which was written,
I'he body will be called for” She
registered “Mins F Ww Willey
Washington." A dispatch from Wash.
Ington says that no trace of any per-
sou of the name has been found
In Washing
on
1%
above
ton
Mrs. Morrell's Condition Vavorable.
GREENWICH HI
was stated home of
Mr< Morrell that Ler condition was
favorable that at time had
there been cause for alarm Mrs Mor
rell suffering considerably, bat her
wourkls, it Is stated, are not danger
ons I'hree private detectives reached
here yestenday afternoon
working on the case,
new developments
Conn Sept
last night at the
and no
is
aml are
but there are
How
no
Mra. AF. Black Gets Divorce,
WHITE PLAINS. NY, Sept. 14
Under an onder just signed by Judge
Garretson of the supreme court, sitting
in Brooklyn, a ual decree of divoree
is given to Mrs. Alton F. Riack, a for
mer society belle and helress of Chica
go amd New York, which gives her free
dom from ber husband, Harry 8
Black, a New York millionaire
Chalern Deaths Now Sisty-five.
BERLIN, Sept. 14. The official mi
letin issued yesterday announces that
fifteen new cases of cholera and four
deaths occurred between Tuesday
INSURANCE PROFITS
New York Life ¢ and Mutual
Officers on the Stand.
[OMBINATIONS ARE
—— lle.
That Way Only Can Millions He Han-
died to Adraninge, Says Cromwell.
Method Profitable to the
Policy Holders.
NEW YORK, Sept. 14 — Financial
fepre of two big lnsurange
TT amined yesterday
by the committee -in the
pldermanice « ined they explain
ol than in the pre
vious the prinel
tious of the two
Assistant Treasurer
Shipman of the New York Life nnd
Fraderick Cromwell, treasurer of the
Mutual Life, were the principal wit
hesses. Mr. Shipman sald that when
the New York Life went into a joint
account arrangement with ote or mare
bankers to buy
profit for its policy
pany put up all the
with the bankers
NECESSARY,
sentatives
Hivs Were
legi=lative
hamwbers
detail
days
tle Ir
in greater
four
Pail syndic
sew HOTS
Ahisa
big companies
mind sed] securities at a
holders the com
money, but shared
one-half of the prof
its, holding the Lankers, however, re
sponsible for one half of the losses
should any losses occur. That arrange
ment, he for utilizing the compa
ny # funds had proved more economical
thau an attempt on the part of the
company to and sell securities di
rect
Treasurer Cromwell of the Mutual
Life sald that Lis company bad cleared
£500,000 on its $5000.00 participation
the Cuban bond syndicate with
Rpeyer & Bros Mr. Cromwell said
that the methods of
made it imperative that every
insurance company buy its
curities the ground floor through
the, syndicate method instead of
1% they did in forser years by
from broke after
had been made bs
the
sald
sald,
buy
in
further tulern
innce
large se
ol
doing
buying
or two profits
rs ate
otifsiders
aul
sild show
{ ofmpar:
bet ween the old
he that the
syndicate method was far more profita
ble to the policy holders He added
that wembers of the finance commit
of the Mutual Life frequently back
1 up their Judgment as insurance cots
mitteewen by buying on their private
account of the very same
of securities which they advisad their
pany to buy
The first
session Frederick
sons
methosd
Hew
Wi
fee
soe class
te
Williess
H
f the
at the fifth day's
Shipman, assist
New York Life,
syielicate transactions
of the company when it participated in
of hatds of the Toronto, Ham
iitou and Buffalo rallway, Mr. Ship
wan admitted that, aithough the New
York Life wade about $4000 a8 orig
nal profits for its participation In the
purchasing it subsequently
15 profits $J0%) ore
bouds Lad risen in the
01 to 9,
ns
n
aunt treasurer
explained some
an issue
syndicate
charged up
the
be
mar
ket from of § points,
hut that 1 matter of fact the nsur-
nee company had not disposed of its
holdings snd that the bonds were pow
juoted at U8 bid and U9 asked
Calse
1 rise
MONOROLY BY LAW—WILSON.
Secretary Will Ask Congress to He-
form Meat Inspection,
WASHINGTON, Sept. 14 ~ Secretary
Wilson will endeavor to get a new beef
mspection law from congress this win
ter. Since 1'e:l, when the present act
took effect providing for government
inspection of meats, more applications
for inspectors have been denled than
granted
Inspectors have been allowed to for-
ty-one packing houses, which means
that the products of these houses can
exported, and fifty «ix firms have
been shut out of the export business,
thelr requests for Inspectors being re-
fused. As the law Is now interpreted
Ly the department of agriculture the
packers who have been successful In
their efforts to secure luspectors have
a monopoly of the export trade as ab
solute as though a government conces-
sion had been granted, according to the
custom In South American republics
Ihe conditions under which the gov-
crninent protects and Is perpetuating a
will be laid before the cou
Secretary Wilson declines to
vhoulder the responsibility for continug-
Buce of the system. Whether managers
of the beef trust noderstoad the full
force and effect of the law when it was
enacted cannot be states. The govern
tent, espectally secretary of agri-
cuitlture, at the time
be
monopoly
Kress
thi
favored it
Deer Overran (onnecticut Town,
VOMEPRET, Sept. 14 This
town overrun by gray
which are
vegetibies
tan,
Is completely
of the
doing great dat
As wany
frequently
northern birvssd
e to late
or four are sven to
feeding with cattle
It was learned that meas
be taken to have the state
against shooting deer repealed at
the next session of the legislature, as
the farmers can do nothing under the
present condition
Postal Receipts Report.
WASHINGTON, Sept, 11 Postal re
deer
Ww
is three
gether
and sheep
ures will
law
United States, compiled by
assistant postmaster general, azgregat
ed for the month of August £S100151
against $5000.07 for the correspond-
ing month in 1s, or an locrease of
WUT per cent
Te Boycott National Assembly.
MOSCOW, Sept, HA © mygress of
{doctors held here decided to bayeott
Hthe national asserubly by not partic
{pating in the elections. This is the first
{ professional Lundy to take this step,
Wenther abilities,
Fale; warwer
shifting to south.
Plu
ONE WEEK OF PRIME PICK.
ING.
Blankets
10-4 Cotinn,
kindesale 30¢
H-4 Collon,
kind, sale 49¢
11-4 Cotton,
Kind, sale 6i0¢
11-4 Cotton,
kind, sale The
11-4 Cotton,
kind, sale 89¢
11-4 Cotton, gray
$1.25 kind, sale £1.00,
12-4 Cotton, gray
£150 kind, sale £1.25
—-).
Wool Blankets
10-4 and 114, white or gray up
to $7.50 the pair. Come to “THE
GLOBE" and get your money's
worth
Outings
One case Outing Flannel, extra
heavily teazled, usual 7
kind, sale price fe. !
gray and white 50e _
gray
and while, 00¢
gray
and white, 75¢
gray
and white, 90¢
Eray
and whife, $1
and white,
and white,
quality,
Hosiery
Boys’ “no mend” stockings,
extra heavy and have Irish linen
knees, heels and toes, are poaitively
guaranteed io wear longer than any
hose made. Try a pair.
Schooltime Special.
One case, wide rib, Boys’ bees.
very heavy and worth 1 heevery day
in the week. © School time special
10, a
Dress Goods
Many are here and many mare
will be on our shelves before the
close of the week
These goods are selected from the
leading manufacturers of Europe
and America in the Scranton store
by one of the best corps of buyers ;
in America. They are bought dit
rect from the mills for both whole-
sale and retail departments. We
save at least 20 per cent by bring
ing them out direct. You ought to”
see our values before going. to El:
mira or Binghamton to buy your
winter needs. We claim we can
save you money:
Staple Specials
38 in. homespuns, usual Yoo kindy
now 35¢
33in mannish effects, usual l
kind, now 30c.
33 in. fancy mohairs, nual 450
kind, now 39¢.
Bed Spreads
Cottons are higher, much higher.
We own these spreads at the old
price and you shall have the benefif
of it. Positively worth $1.25, Sale
price 8 Je.
Curtains
New Fall line of ruffled curtain,
15¢ kind, sale price 30¢.
75¢ kind, sale price 5%¢.
$L00 kind, sale price 75¢.
All generyus sizes in plain$
fancy Swisses and nets,
Siks .
27 in. black taffeta, worth 750,
sale price Ge, :
27 in. black taffeta, worth $1.00,
sale price 89¢
36 in. black taffeta,
95¢
Large line of moires and
est creations in fancies.
Globe Ware
-
*
sale
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