APPEALS T0 “REDS” “Stop Political Assassination,” ‘Says Stakovich In Douma. HOUSE PASSES ADDRESS T0 EMPEROR a — All Night Session Ends With Seusa- tiennl Metica to Prevent Further : Valley fresh mined anthra-| Biecdshed—turcancracy Scheme = = = te Dissslve Parliament. We also sell Bitumi ST. PETERSBURG. May 15. —-Publie opinion [8 greatly at wea as to how the eaiperor and the government will meet the defiant altitude of the lower house of parliament Many Coustitutional Democrats are not yet convinced that the govervwent will seek & colnpro- Hiise Iie lower house of the nations par Haweut this Lz fuished consil- erat of the address iu reply to the speech [rom the throne, which was adopted paragraph by paragraph, 1Be debate vada = nationally with ta discussion of a gotion by M. Stake vldress an appeal fo stop political awas Hoditcbelf and others motion, which was re morn vich to insert ju the to the finatons conn M the NATIONAL |: : Joules, BANK Iwo interpellations addressed to the : minister of the interior and signed by the requisite thirty deputies came op in the dotma for discussion. The first charges participation by the police in tie work of Inciting one portion of the population against the other, and the —— second states that inflammatory procla- SURPLUS $75,000.00 — mations have been printed iu the print. \ fog office of the intuistry of the In GENERAL BANKING terior. : ree Sitting until long after 2 o'clock this THREE PERCENT INTEREST [woruing, the lower house of the na. tional parlinment set its seal upon its Paid on Time Deposits, first great work. the adoption of the address io reply to Emperor Nicholas’ speech frow the throne at the Winter DIRRCTORS. Palace, and setting forth the aiws and aspirations of Rus«in's millions The lower bouse's demwaovd for am- nesty, the keruel and wost pressing polut in Its address, was altered at the last womwent by the commission Itselr, which In response to criticisms of io deflniteness (n fhe expression “full po- Hilcal amnesty” substituted “amnesty for all crimes committed from religions or political wotlves as well as agra- rian offenses.” The commission also Accepted a new clause (0 meet the wishes of the discoutented in the army and navy, asking the emperor to revise the conditions of service on the basls of right and justice They sec Indications that the bu- reaucracy I= preparing for a desperate fight. The Rech, their organ, still con- sliders it possible that an attewnpt may te made to disperse parliament aud Ri50 prints a rumor that Count Witte Is trying to bring about a coup d'etat, which would result tn his being ap- pointed a dictator, bucked by the coun- cil of the empire The Novoe Vreemya thinks the Con- stitutions! Democrats are going mad aud are playing tuto the hands of the Boclal Deinoernts, adding: “The Constitutional Democrats are digglog their own grave in paviog the Way to a dictatorship of the prole- tariat™ As & matter of fact, the Constitu- tional Democrats are unable any jong- er 10 Lold the extreme radicals. who are breaking sawav and forwsing about the Social Democratic workmen group, establishing » distinct party of the Ex- tree Left. which wants pot parila. meatarfauism, but a revolution, Bomeé of the Pollsh delegates are flirting with this group on the basts of towplete futonomy for Poland The situation In Loth parliament and the government is growing more compli- cated and chaotic, and great anxiety prevails as to what the immediate fu- ture way bring forth The scheme most favored by the bu Fe&UCTacy Is to allow parllament to formulate Ite dewnnds and ventilate Its grievances for two months ang then dissolve it » T. Page, R. 7, Page, Cashier D. CLAREY COAL C0. Lehigh Valley Coal HARD AND SOFT WOOD Best Quality & Prompt Delivery Guaranteed —— Bradford treed Yard Phone, 135d Offies at Raymond & Haapt's Store, Bayre i Both Phones | aed SAO ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of Wines, Beer and Ales. OUR SPECIALTIES LEWIGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER- ~ WEIGH BEER AND ALES, NOK- WICH BREWING CO'S. ALES. . 209 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA. BOTH PHONES, Renting, Estates Managed Colleoting - E. E. Reynolds, REAL ESTATE ome te Sayre and Waverly. aouses INSURANCE Property Bought, Sold and ——RExchanged — lavestments Loans Negotiated HIT Packer Ave., a AVENGE MARIE SPIRIDONOVO, Ehanof, Police Oicer Whe Maltreat- od Her, Assassinated by “Rede TAMBOV, Hussia, Muy 1S —Zhanoft, & police officer who participated In the brutal maltreatment of Marin Spirido Bove, was shot aud kitled on the streets bere by an unknown person Marie Spiridonuro, the youug daugh fer of a Hussinu geversl, shot aud Killed Chief of Police Luzhenoffsky of Tambov. She was condemned to be banged, but ber sentence was columut ed lo twenty years’ Jinprisonuent The girl was terribly treated In prison by Abruwoff aud another Cos sack officer. For eleven hours they subjected her tn torineat, kicking ber back and forth across the evil, tearing her Lair and burniug Lier desl with vigarettes As the result of the publication of a Jetter which Mile Spiridonove smug Bled out of her prison, Abramoff was tried by court martial at Moscow on the charge of 11 treating the girl, bat wus soquitted Ou his return to Borissogliebsk, where he was stationed, Abramoff was shot three tinies with revolvers lu the center of the town April 10 and died the following day, His assassing es Capwd, Try The Record. LB. DENISON, N. D. ~ Office, Rooms 3 and 4 a Buliding, Eimer Ave Valisy Phone at office and residence. DELICIOUS That's what the councissenr | who has quafled the amber pectar of (he world's greatest Two Drowned In Meddy bemps Lake, CALAIS, Me May 18 Stephen Leavitt, aged forty, and James Curran, Jr, aged twenty five, both of Caulals, were drowbed in Medd ybemps lake by the upwetting of w boat. Curran was 0.860 of Alderuwinn Jamis Curran, t Mody Tdewtified, May IN GETS LIFE SENTENCE, Anna Valeatina Saved From Gsllows by Court of Pardons. TRENTON, N_ J, May 18 The court of pardons comnitited the sentence of Mrs. Anna Valention to life imprison- ment. Mrs. Valentina was under sen- tence to be banged at Hackensack on May 25 for the murder of Rosa Salva. Many persons of promisence, includ. fag the Italian ambassador at Wash. ington, have been working fo save Mrs. ANNA VALENTINA Valeting, and the cise was carried to the United States supreme court, with- out favorable result The woman had received several tespltes, aud the court of pardoos Lad been fairly bombarded with petitions for clemency ——————— HIE RECORD LOOKED uP. Waterloo Pastor, Accused of Arsom, nid te Be an Ex enviet, WATERLOO, NY, May 15 Iu fur therunce of his Inquiry futo the un usual case of Rev. Charles Stuart Balu, Who 1s in the county jail on a charge of linviug set fire to the First Baptist church of Waterioo aud who clalmns that at times he Is under au, influence 8guiust which Le has wo power of re sistance, District Attorney Hodine was advised by the warden of the Illinois state prison at Joliet that one Charles 8S. Bains, allas CO. W Wilsou, became a prisoner lu that institution on Oct U, 1890, on a colswitment frou Kane county charging ciubezzlement The prisoner, who was No 5162, was parvied on April 19, 1808 aud was Kiven his final discharge on May 23, 1899. Mr. Bodine states that a photo kKraph of Rev. Mr. Bala, which was seut to Joliet, has been returned with the statewent of the w arden to the ef fect that It is undoubtedly a picture of the forwer [linois prisoner The district attorney also sta‘es that be bod received a letter suylug Mr. Haln was tried at Couverse, Ind, In ISO by an ecclesiastical court ou a charge of Iylug and conduct unlecoin Ing a8 minister and that he was dis Wlssed from the Presbyterian mints iry as a result of the trial Mr. Bodiue Las received any let ters In connection with the Case, some from former ucighbors of Mr. Bain, who testify to the fact that at times the wun undoubtedly was under Sone strange spell and that while utider the Influence Le acted out of all accord with Lis general wode of life Bought His Sample Pineapples. BOSTON, May 1S-—in the Horges fraud trial here Cass L Leavitt of Roxbury, who Wes employed by the Ubero company in the Boston office, testified that he went to g fruit store ote day and, on lorges’ lustruction, bought two of te largest pineapples and shipped them to persons who had been luquiriog about the Uberv prop- erty aod who later became Investors. From the Iterature seut with the fruit the receivers were to uuderstand tliat they had grown ou the Ubero laud, ®ud iu on letter sent over Borges’ sigua- ture to one of thew it was asserted that the apple was not “selec ted, but ig Just as it comes frow the geld” Despondent Woman Drank Carbolie, CINCINNATI, 0. May 18 Mrs, Anna Sheehy drsuk carbolle acld be side the dead Lixly of her father and died before help cond be secured, The Woman was despondent because of Lis death. She had made a previous ef fort to commit sui Ide, but her hus band restrained her, being badly burn ed lo dolug so. However, shie escaped frow him. fastens berself fu ber room and drunk the potion before Le could break down the door Y. W. C. A, World's Conference. PARIS, May 18 At the world's con- fereuce of the Young Women's Chris tian association Mrs Messer read the feport for the United States, showing that there are lu that colintry 088 ity and college brynchies with au aggre gute membership of over 100,000 Amerlean wowen, the hort stated, also are participating largely In the de velopunent of the woseweut In Chipa and ludia Salelde Used Dynamite. NYACK, N.Y, May 18 Peter Plor Son, Ofty three years old, a reallent of Rockland Lake, ignited a fuse attached to & stick of dynamite, held it close to Liv chest and. his bady was Lown to pleces, Buiall Lite of the bly were gtthered by the coruner, who will hold An guest. Plerson (s sakd to have & wealthy brother in Buffalo. Headnehe Tablets Killed Her, LINCOLN, Neb. M IN—~Mrs. A. I. Pearson of Altoons, Kan, died fn a Missonri Prciflc train Just before ft reached here. The coroner After an ex- " a S BAILEY HOT AGAIN Oongress Hears Strong Lan- guage From Texas Senator. WANTS GOSPEL OF “SQUARE DEAL" ———— Regarding Long Continned Con- troversy Between Certain Sen. ators and the President. WASHINGTON, May 18 14 another of privilege Sonator Bailey of Texas denounced iu strong terms charges of double dealing against him that he plalaly attributed to the president, “I'l brand across his forebead the word ‘liar,’ so that iu after years all mien may know Lim and all honest men may shun him.” were Balley's closing words in declaring that po man cond charge him with dotible dealing and escape his denunclation. The Texas senator, aroused to white Leat over the aspersions against bim pers, which he bolls the president in *pired, said that be knew what were the fortunes of war, and be che rfully accepted them, and if it be civilized warfare he had no complaint progress.” be added, “when the gospel of the ‘square denl' is on the lips of least to fight with the common falrness of the prize fighter They ought pet to strike below the belt” The seuator had arisen to reply fur ther to assertions made In the newspa- pers he bad attacked, which alleged that ex-Senator Chandler had feat a Dieworandum to the president through working to further the rallrosd cause He asked to Lave put in the Hesord & letter he had addressed to Chandler asking for auy letter he might have written on which such charges conid be based After Lis jet ter to Chandler was read Chandler's re Ply was also presenta! for reading with thls memoranduu from ex-Seua- tor Chandler to Loeb dated April 11 “The game of the railroad senntors is to support Bailey's amendment and VAN NEST STAKES, Mandarin, at Belmont Fark, Made World's Record to Win Feature, NEW YORK, May 1% Mandarin, 2 to 1. wou the Van Nest selling stakes, six aud oneball furlongs, straight- away, &t Belwont park and made a world's reconl for the distance, step- ping It In 1:18. This distance Is sel {don run straightaway in the east Mintia made the pace to the Nual fur | long, where Miller brought Mandarin up and won In a drive by a neck. Mintia was a geck before Lord of the Forest, Roseben, carrying 140 pounds, was defeated by Guiding Star, a jloug shot, i In the opening six furlong sprint. lle ncked Lis early speed which made him | famous inst year. Four favorites won | Jersey Lady lowers Bat Masterson's record, made yesterday, for four aud one-half furiongs, te 0452 a5 Sum tiaries First Race Guiding Star, first: Rose ben, second; Sawson, third Second Race - Jersey { Charles Edward second "third, Third Race — Ol) Faithful, Woolwich, second: « inoa, third { Fourth Race — Mandarin first; Min. tia, second; Lord of the Forest, third | Fifth Race Mexican Sliver, first; { Eifall, second: La Rose, third Sixth Race The Quall, first; | Tromp, second; Bad New 8. third, Lady, gost: Dumfound, first; You BASEBALL SCORES. Games Played Yesterday In the Na- tional and American Leagues! NATIONAL LEAGUE At Pittsburg ew York C4006 000¢00-0 | Pittsburg s 190600011 Hits -New York. 3 Pirtst ig. € Er furs -New York. 4. Pitist urg. ¢ Halterjes |G inniny and Bresnahan, Leever and ia FELT At Bt lLouts } Bro. kisn i i BL. Louis 0 Hits - Piooklyn, 5 5t lou Errors- Hrookiyn, | Bt l[ouls } Balteries Birkckiett and Hergen, Brown and Raub At Cincinnati estan { i 149 eg 09 18 ¢ 2 ow it lo 5 $$ ¢ ve 9 innatd ¢ 3-1-¢ Hits Boston, 31. Cincinn tf, 7 | Baston, ¢. Cigcinnau - Batterie {derman and Needbam Weimer and At Chicago Chicago i Hits indeiphi Phi ip fia i Chicago, @ FPittinger and Doin. Heulbach and of review. What that is to be is not certain, but the principal object is to beat him," meaning the president Mr. Tliman, however considers him- seif as acting with the président to pass the review clause with the mini mum amount of court power and will not enter Into nny such game ™ To this was added direction to Loeb to hand this to the President privately With the exception of Mr. Bailey's digression the outire day was devoted to a review Ly the scuate of the amend. ments made in coinmittee of the whole and covered somewhat more thau half of the measure. Senator Dolliver moved to add trav. eling secretaries of Y, M. © A's to the free pass list, and the amendment was accepted. Benntor Hale then moved to Include “baseball apd football play- ers’ and Senator McLaurin “widows and orphans” Both were voled down amid lsughter TRIBUNE HITS AT BAILEY. Says That Senator's Actions Lald Him Open to Susploton. CHICAGO, May 18- Raymond Pat terson, Washington correspondent of the Chicago Trivuoe, lu a four column double leaded article, makes reply to Senstor Balley of Texas, who on the oor of the senile characterized the correspondent us belong “an unquall- fled, deliberate aud walictous Har” The accusation of the senntor came because of a previous story the corre spondent Lad sent his paper to the of fect that Senator Bailey bad Leen In conference with Beuator Aldrich for the purpose of defeating the rate Lill and that former Senator Chandler had stated that Senator Tillman was sus plcious of Scuator Balley The gor respondent say « “When Joseph WwW Balley, senator fro Texas, siruck at the president of the United States over my humble shoulders, for that 1s all Le did ou the floor of the senate, he was apparently Unaware that there was documentary evidence In existence, both in the of ficial Congressional Record nud ig the form of 4 written wemorandum by foriner Senator Willa BE Chandler, absolutely proving that he was au ob ject of suspicion to the real friends of the president's raliroad policy “This ts not to SAY that Mr. Balley deserved the suspicion, but that his motives and Lis acts lu the Tvemocratic couferences iu the Democratic on us ou the door of the senste and in the conference Iwtween Seantor Tillwau and Attorney General Moody and through ex Senator Chandler with the president, guve rise to the suspicion that he was uot true to the principle of rullroad rate regulation 1s clear from the record go apd cannot be succesafully den)" Manager Melraw Arrested. PITTSBURG, May 18 John J. Me Graw, manager of the New York Na. tional league baseball team, was placed under arrest here last night charged by Edward Brady with assault upon his thirteen year-old son, Neil Brady McGraw surrendered bimselt and was released on $500 bonds, A bearing oo the case will be held tomorrow morn Ing. The assault is allege] to have occurred lounedintely after the gute with the Pittsburg team yesterday, Castro Will Heaume Prealdeney. NEW YORK, May 18 From a sotiree of Information closely allied to the Venexoelan government it 1s learn. od that President Castro will resuuse control of hia oes on May 23, apd on Bt Gay be will grant a genera) am- political ; York Pittsburg ‘Liladelphin St. Louis Boston Cincinnatl Hrooklyn AMERICAN LE Al New York-— St. Louls New York Hits St Jue v i910 y 1 330 Louis, 8; Ne ork, 8 Error BL Louis, 5: New York, & Hatteries Glade and Rickey: Chestiro and McGuire At Boston Cleveland ......... 0 0 ¢ - 1 Boston - 0 2 ¢ @¢ - 4 Hits Cleveland 12 Houston, 8. Errors Cleveland, 1: Haston Hatteries and Clark. Harris and Graham At Philadelphia Detroit Philadelphia Hits - Detroit rors—Detroit, ¢ ~8lever, Killlan Schreck At Washington Chicago Washington Hits Chicago 9 @ 2 N r ¢ @ i=} Heas : i Philade phia . Philadelphia, 1. Hatteries and Payne, Waddell and 0 0 2 LN i Vv J 12, Washington re rors-Chicago, 1, Washington, 2 at terfes— Patterson and Sullly an. Smith and Kittridge TABLE OF PERCENT AGES Ww Philadelphia : Cleveiina Detroit 13 Bt. Louls 1 New York 12 Washlogton 12 Chicago : Boston 7 18 13 Hyperion II. as Louisville, LOUISVILLE, Ky. May 18-Joe Hawking’ entry Hyperion 11. and Henry Watterson ma first and second lu the handicap at Churchill Dow beating a good deld of sprinters. Ouly two favorites woop I'he horse Dr Nowlin broke his neck when be fel] In the steeplechase, but the fact of his death was not known for some time, as be fell behind a jump which con cenled the body from view us Miss Sutton Leads at Tennis. BOSTON. May IS Miss May But ton of Pasadena, (al. Eevee the local patrous of the gue au exc vllent chinuce to see that teunis streugth and skill which has wou for ber the title of world's woman champion. In win ning the invitation siugles she found In Mrs. Barger Wallach of New York and Newport au opponent who she sald afterward, guve ber the Lardest watch lu ber experience Niles Win Tennis Champlonahip, CAMBRIDGE, Muss May 18 .N W. Niles, "00. of Hostou wou the Har viard college chilsplonshilp In tennis by defeating J M. Morse 07. In three hard fought sets, 4-2 8. g 6 1. Niles Is already university champion and Liolds the national tute rollegiate title Yale Captured Ginnie by Une Ran NEW HAVEN, Coun May IS Yale defentnd the Penusylvauin State base ball team bere 8 to 2 Jackson pitch ed eight lunings for Yale and wns then Succeeded by Pran Molliveen, the Pennsylvania State pltchier, made a thee base bit Middies Beat 9%. John's. ANNAPOLIS, Md May 18 The Na Val academy baseball team defeated the St John's cuilege team Ly a score of 10 to 1 In the last of « series of three ganies he features was the pltching of Newdhaw for the midship men Will Ask For Tucker's Life. BOSTON, May IN The wetition ask Ing Governor Guild to wlmute to life imprisonment the soutence of death upon Charles LL. Tocker for the mur der of Mabel Page will not be pre sented tomorrow, ax originally Intend od, but on Mouday morning. Messrs. Vahoy and Innes. Tucker's counsel, Will have a conference with the gov- THE WHITE PLAGUE National! Conference For Pre- vent.on of Tuberculosis, DOCTORS SCORE NOSTRUM FRAUDS Mixti res Polson | nforfunates Instead of Curing Them—Nene Are Harm- Ieas, as They Contnin © oraiae, Opis nad heap Whisky WASHINGTON, May IR Dienomela tion of so « alles] tule reilosis aostrims lu the shape of patent amd proprietary wedicives was the feature of the dis cussion at the meeting Iu this city of the National Association For Preven tion of Tuberculosis The attacks were fed by Drs Samuel Hopkins Adams of New York, Frank Billings of Chicago and J Willoughby Irwin of Philadelphia. Dr. Adams said that some of the alleged cousuinption CUres were Comparatively Larmless, be Ing uniostiy a mixture of inert drugs that had no effect one Way or the oth er, while others were made up of co calue, opium, hasheesh and cheap whisky This latter class of remedy he de clared to be an active poison In any case, but especially so in the case of A consumptive patient. He, however, €Xpressed the belief that the consump- tion cure business was ou the wane He urged a catmpalgn of education as the only means of fighting the gostrum evil, Dr. Billings declared that none of the nostrum Conipoutds was harmless Some of the Proprietary miadicines, he sald, which are sold to the medical Profession as specific compounds were aliost me bad as the straight patent wedicives themselves He had seen breparatious sold over the counter which g few Years ago Were ouly dispensed by the physicians The manufacturers Eut the doctors to act unconsciously us thelr advertising aud distributing sgeuts and then put the drug out ou the popular warket The education of the public with re- and to tuberculosis he added, was yery slow Tweuty five years profession hLunestly | lleved there was & specific for cousnmpti but, he sald, BOW that the doctor Las lvarued better the general public was where the med ical profession was then Papers were by Francis E Lenpp, commissioner of Indian affairs, on “Tuberculosis Auong the Indians” And by Dr. Thomas J. Jones of Hamp Va. on “Tuberculasls Among the Negroes Dr Lawrence ¥ ago the madical rend ton Flick of Philadel phia, vice president delivered his an- tual address. He outliged the fearful Swift Selling SATURDAY SPECIALS White India Linen One case 20¢ kind. urday and Monday 12{c. Fine quality, 32 in. wide wo 124c. Saturday and Monday yard or 12 yards $1.00. : Newest Silks Balance of 58¢ silks left, (hase that have been selling for 49¢, Bpec- 1al Saturday and Monday 43¢. Toga Silks os rose, natural and cream, priced at 5%¢. . ’ Ladies’ Hose Forty gauze, fast black with extra double soles, high spliced heals, regular 15¢ or 2 for 25¢ values, Special for Saturday and Monday 10c. Boys and 6irls Hosiery Opportunies 25¢ iron hose for boys 19¢. 25c Black Cat hose for boys 19e. 25¢ Black Oat hose for girls 19¢, 25¢ 1x1 rib, 42 gauge for girls 10¢ Genuine Galatea Cloth ravages of tuberculosis and pleaded for the ndoption of all Possible measures to check it The fluancial Joss to the public, he sald, by the disease is not less than $50,000,000 annually [he double cross was adopted as the emblems to be worn by those engaged io the crusade ngainst tubercglosis. FUNERAL OF CARL SCHURLZ. Kalser Wilhelm Sends Sympathetie Message to Family. NEW YORK May IN The funeral of Carl Schurz was Leld at his late home, 24 East Nipety first street Ad Jresses Were thnde by Dr. F. Adler and Rev, HH. B. Frissell president of Hamp ton institute. Hampton, Va. who spoke at the grave. The body was buried 1g Sleepy Hollow iu Tarry- town. Many eminent men were among the houorary pallbearers Amoug the messages of sywpathy received at the Schurz home WHS Ole frown Euwperor William sent through the Germau ambassador It was as follows eletery, Please conver to the family of Carl Schurz my sincere sympathy on the passing away of this “luinent man, who rendered his new howe valuable Service in war and peace and at the Same twe never deuled the German blood in bis veins” Williamstown Banker Dead. WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass, May 18 - John B Gale elghty ove vears old, president of the Willlamstown National bank, Is dead at his home here, Mr Gule was a graduate of Williams col He bors at Troy, N.Y Le took a prowinent part In lege was where politics Charged With Stealing $13,000. WASHING FON, May IS George W Cornwell, who arrested here for the Bridgeport (Conn authorities, jeft for that city, Cornwell agreeing to re furn without a requisition It Is charg ed that the prisoner robbed Mrs a A Luwpkinsg of bouds worth $7.00 apd about $H 0 iy jewelry Was Edward PP. Morris Dead at Saratoga. SARATOGA, N May INE] ward I. Morris of New York died of vAncer In Saratoga hospital last night He wns in his seventy fifth vear and for furty sears had been identified with the business firm of Theodore W. Mor ris & Co, New York city Pole Dies From Heat. TOLEDO, O, May 18 -0Or two heat prostrations here yesterday one was fatal. Jol Shiberski a Pole began lls first day's work in this country an A street paving job He was ay CrOOLW by the heat ut 4 p. wm and died a few Iwuents Inter Lishon Cabinet Out. LISBON, Muy 18 - The Hobeire cabl. net has resigued owing ta the refusal of King Charles to Postpone the meet fog of the cortes Weather Probabilities, Showers and thuaderstorws; The kind that sells for J8c, 8, all’ colors in figures and stripes. Saturday ax and Monday 12}c. Black Sateen Skirts $1.00 kind for 79c. 1.12} kind for 89c. 1.25 kind for 98¢. You know our reputation for the above named gods. You will find them just as advertised. Ribbon Special 25¢ satin Liberty for 19¢. 35c and 40c Persian for 25¢, about 12 patterns. 25¢ Taffeta ribbon 19¢. Pearl B ttons One assorted lot of and fish eye styles, wr 10¢, choice of all fof Se. fancy from 8 to Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALLEY PHONE. Harness, Washed, Oiled, tae Bought, Said, Tea Licyeles and Lawn Mowers Mirrors and Looking Glasses Boots and Shoes Repaired AL CONKIN. . East Lockhart St. EEE aa The also Vest in Books; and for Justices TOUHEY'S HOTEL Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V, Station, ~ Roles $1.50 Por Dey. Same. 4) | |
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