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have the New Home,
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Call, ioe ALBA
Tiffany’s Music Store,
from A bar-
o Rabon. 4 bar Tioga county pays $3.50 per
= week for the support of the prison
‘ Y 8 room house on North ers confined ia the jail.
either be accompanied by cash or
ESTATE AGENCY, pid fo for on delivery at private
ie 1 New line of millinery goods just
Raving arrived this| received at Asgell's store, Thomas
$1.10 to Ithaca and return, ac
count Cornell-Columbia base ball
game Saturday, May 5. Tickets
good to go and return May 5 only.
For further particulars see Lehigh
off Valley agents,
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pital Last Night and But Little
Is Known Concerning His
History
- Patrick Burke, who until recently
has been employed by the Federal
Granite Brick Company of this
place, died last night at the Packer
hospital after a brief illness of
pneumonia. Burke weat to the
hospital yesterday moming in a
critical condition. An examination
by the physicians developed the
fact that he was suffering from
pocumonia and he was also in the
advanced stages of tuberculosis
But little is known of the man's
history. He was 36 years of age
and born in Irelaud and came here
some time ago to work for the
brick company. At one time he
boarded -at the Bradford House,
but recently no one appears to
know where he has been staying.
The body was removed to J. W.
Grumme's undertaking rooms and
effort will be made to find his rela~
tives.
Unless relatives appear to take
charge of the remains he will
doubtless be buried at county
expense,
According to information ob-
tained from those who were ac-
quainted with the deceased his
condition for weeks had been most
pitiable. “The ravages of tubercu-
losis had made it impossible for
him to work and he had lived as
best he could. Without friends
and money, and seriously ill, be-
yond recovery, he is said to have
slept out of doors at might, and
subsisted on food given to him by
those who knew of his condition.
He is not known to have any rela-
tives in this section of the country.
He had been in Sayre nearly a
year, but in the meantime he did
not divulge enough of his personal
history to be any advantage to the
authorities in ascertaining the
whereabouts of his friends.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
The following committees for the
ensuing year were appointed at the
recent meeting held by the Busi-
ness Men's Association :
Commerce committee — M. H.
Sawtelle, W.T. Goodnow, F. H.
Johnston, R.F, Page, Dr. C. H. Ott.
Collection and credit—]. W.
Bishop, F. E. Seager, T. J. Leahey,
I A Williams, Dr. C. J. Cummings.
Legislation and city improve-
ments—I. A. Samuels, B. F, Sutton,
E. M. Thompson, James Hoag, C.
C West.
Assessment, taxes and insurance
—G L. Roberts, G. F, Beloud, J. E
Wheelock, Dr. HD, LaPlant, GW.
Roscboom,
Public attractions—H. L. Gilles-
pie, J. R. Vail, S, A. Blish, F. W. G,
Bartlett, W. R. Raymond,
Regulation of business hours—
James Maney, J. A. Shedden, C. L.
Burlingham, W. S. Wright, M. A
Waltman,
Membership—F.P. Murphy, CL.
Francisco, F. J. Tillman, James
Martin, James Adam.
Finance—A. L. Laws, J. W.
Grumme, Dr. A. H, Murray, C. F.
Haupt.
Office and assembly rooms—S.
Meixell,
Printiag—H. S. Winlack, Dr. C.
A. Haines, E, E, Reynolds,
RELIEF ORDER GRANTED
This moming an application for
relief was made for Michael Kelley,
of the Packer hospital for the past
25 days. Kelley was found nearly
a month ago wandering about the
streets of Sayre by Chief Walsh
ceeded in getting the hospital au-
Big Bunch of the Old Reliable’s
Dignilsries Were in Sayre
This Afternoon
President Underwood and Gea-
eral Manager Gratsinger of the
Erie Railroad Company, accom-
panied by about twenty other of-
ficials of the same company, came
to Sayre this afternoon on a special
trolley car and spent an hour or
more going through and inspecting
the Lehigh shops. The officials
while here were in charge of Sups
erintendent Kinney and other local
Lehigh men, and the Erie people
expressed themselves as highly
pleased with the shops.
LOCAL BREVITIES
The dandelions have arrived in
all their beauty.
A. E. Merrill, of West Sayre, is
reported seriously ill.
The N. P. L. will hold a public
pay-off in their lodge rooms this
evening.
Judge A. C. Fanning will deliv-
er the memorial address at East
Smithfield.
The new Lehigh Valley time
table will not go into effect until
the 13th of this month,
Dr. Theo. Wright and wife of
South Wilbur avenue have re-
turned from Philadelphia.
Cheer up! It is nearly time for
the advance man of the circus or
street fair to put in an appearance.
A large number of the veterans
of the civil war and other pension-
ers executed their pension vouchers
today.
Orders for Stegmaier’s beer must
either be accompanied by cash or
paid for on delivery at private
houses. 304-1w
The optimistic Hazleton Stand-
ard belicves that the prospects of a
settlement of the coal strike grow
brighter.
Class No. 15 of the Methodist
Sunday school will hold a bake
sale at Teed's grocery store to-
morrow afternoon.
Hoyt's “A Bunch of Keys" at
the Loomis tomorrow evening.
Bright catchy music, and one of
the funniest comedies ever written.
Every indication points to a
large huckleberry crop this season.
Judging trom the preparations al-
ready made it will be a banner
year for those who are interested
in this industry.
The Kane base ball team and an
aggregation from Binghamton are
contesting for supremacy on the
Riverside diamond this afternoon.
The same teams will play again
tomorrow afternoon,
Charles F. Moore camp, No. 6,
U. S. W. V,, meets Friday night,
May 4,at 8 p.m, in the P. O.S. of
A hall, Towanda, Pa. Work, re-
ception of recruits and preparation
for Memorial day. Recruits must
bring their discharges,
The Odd Fellows at their meet-
ing held last night conferred the
initiatory degree on two candidates
last night and elected two to mem-
bership. The conferring of the
first degree was deferred until next
Friday night, when a class of five
will be admitted
Ithaca is preparing for a. gala
time Decoration Day, college
sports of all kinds will be indulged
in, including the annual spring day
circus on the campus, a base ball
game between “Pennsylvania and
Cornell, boat races between picked
crews from Pennsylvania, Casca-
dilla. and Cornell, Musical Club
concert and the Navy Ball It is
thatthe Lehigh Valley
Two Places of Business Looted
Early This Momniog by Un-
known Thieves
Bold, bad, unidentified burglars,
evidently members of a touring
gang, broke into and robbed two
stores in Milltown this morning be-
tween one and two o'clock, and
although Officer D. J. Sisson was
on the ground within five minutes
after the thieves had left, they had
completely disappeared, and all
efforts to trace them have thus far
proven futile. The work was done
by two men, and they first visited
the store conducted by Wayne
Towger on Cayuta street. Entrance
was effected by breaking in the
flimsy panel of the front door.
The store, which is a small one,
was completely ransacked and
everything was turned upside down.
The thieves secured 16 sacks of
granulated sugar, 600 cigars, 400
penaies, a quantity of plug tobacco,
$100 in postage stamps, and a
number of stamped envelopes
They next went to the store con-
ducted by George Wilson. This,
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Liabilities oe,
thieves secured 600 cigars, a quan
leaving the store a woman who re
Officer Sisson conducted an investi
gation.
railroad tracks.
are by this time far away.
PERSONAL MENTION
Sereno P. Nelson is in Towanda
today on business.
H.H. Mercereau, Esq, will go
to Falls this afternoon to attend
the funeral of J. S. Cyphers, which
is to occur in that place tomorrow.
CARD OF THANKS
Mr.and Mrs. F. J. Mabee ap-
preciate most sincerely the kind-
ness and sympathy extended to
them by their friends and neigh.
bors in their recent affliction. They
desire to thank all for their kind-
ness. Only those who have been
called upon to bear a like bereave~
ment cana understand the value of
friends and their assistance at such
a time.
CLIVD DISCHARGED
Sam Clivio, the Italian, who is
alleged to have assaulted William
Chase, while the latter and two
companions were walking along
East Packer avenue on Wednesday
night, was released from custody
yesterday afternoon, Chase being
unable to identify him as being the
man who struck him over the eye
with a club.
A tam—— rn:
LARGEST ON RECORD
A $5600.00 we mortgage against
the property of the Consolidated
Real Estate Company was filed
yesterday in the Register and Re-
corder’s office at Towanda. The
mortgage is in favor of the U.S
Mortgage Trust company, the
amount involved is the largest
which has ever appeared upon the
records of Bradford county.
AN ERROR CORRECTED
In The Record's report of the
Universalist services held in/th
A.R. hall at Athens regen
was stated that Miss Kellogg
*Thia ws. se set;
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PAPER
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Call and
Desmond Street,
A big difference — whether one's
teeth are well kept or receive poor
attention. This especially applies
to the fair sex. If yoo contemplate
baving dental work done, you will
make no mistake by consuiting us.
Teeth extracted without pain.
VITALIZED AIR.
Teeth Cleaned . . | .50¢0
Teeth filled with cement, ble
Silver filling.
Gold Fillings. .
Gold Crowns
Full Set Teeth
DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS,
We Want to Post You
about a recently occurring opportunity
in real estate dealing. There are chances
all the time, but this strikes us as being
especially good. We want to make mon-
ey, bat we are willing to share the find
with you, The whole proposition is
open to your careful —even cautious
lavestigation,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
SAYRE, PA.
GN. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women sad of the
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Both Phones,
Meets every Friday
Howard Elmer Hose
street, West Sayre,
Everybody welcome,
A. H. MURRAY,