VOLUME 11. NO. 21 | ————— J. W. BISHOP There is as much difference in “the quality o coal as there is cite. We also se! Bituminous and Loyalsock wood. Our speciaity is prompt service and the lowest market price, J. W. BISHOP, Both Phones. WOOD WOOD WOO FIRS L NATIONA BANK OF SAYRE GENERAL BANKING THREE PERCENT INTEREST Paid on Time Deposits. DIRNCTORS. RP. Wiibar, J. KN. Weaver, W. A. Wilbur, J. W. Bishop, J. NB. Wenlock. W T Geodnow, O.L Haverty, Seward Baldwin, PT Page EF. Page, Cashier DTLAREY COAL C0. Lehigh Valley Coal HARD AND SOFT WOOD Best Quality & Prompt Delivery Guaranteed Offic 84 Raymnd & Hanpt's Sen, i re Both Phones y ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of Wines, Beer and Ales. OUR SPECIALTIES LEMGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER- WEICH BEER AND ALES, NOR- WICH BREWING CO'S. ALES. 209 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA. BOTH PHONES, Renting, Netates Managed Collecting E. E. Reynolds, REAL ESTATE For mle in Athens, Sayre and Waverly. oases“ [NSURANCE Property Bought, Sold and —Rxchanged — {vestments Loaas Negotiated ; IT Packer Ave. Valley Phone 230x, Sayre, Pa. L. B. DENISON, N. D. Office, Rooms 2 end 4 Talmadge Building, Eimer Ave Valley Phone at office and residence THERE Is nothing better to build Up a constitution that is run down than STEGMAIERS' PORTER It will aid appetite and digestion ; produce natur- al, restful sleep. It isa preventive as well as a remedy for all over. wrought ditions of the min body. E AT MADRI Wedding Cortege. C Spanish Muicr and Mis Bride At- asked When Heturn. ng From Church—-Were (alm In the af © Face wer MADRE ube of Kk 2 had a ter rejoi iz az and 'riuces {tly em i= a imi ad t apisip LL 8 viulen the § sel, L Mar jbisg of (oo Ant Yedrs Luis fo ge; arred just after had passed ded f 3 ws fol R Was ti= i the itsiRD of Sot face by a splin Vietori GRAND DUKE VLADIMIR other cue | but gave he queen was retubilng Lo indwation of fainting When the bomb was thrown King Alfonse was leaunlug out of Lis cvaah, barelieaded aud bowiug In recogulition of the ovation given him Ly the people Tle Priccess Luu, now Queen Victoria of Spain, was also bowing and smillog Ihe carriage was surrounded by mil itary, and the vast crowds were kept back. It was a regally splendid preces slon King Alfonse and Queen Victoria. as the Priccess Ena will hereafter be called, belaved with the greatest cool ness. As soon as order bad Leen re stored out of the comfusiou which reigned following the throwing of the bomb they comtinned their drive to ward the palace Five pervons have been arrested. but the police say the threwer of the bomb escaped The casuaities are greatly is excess of the nuinlers officially given out The scene in the vicinity of the ex plosion was horrible As the municipal guards Lastily imprevised litters to bear of the mangled corpses dense erowds pressed Io upen them, causing indeseribable coufusien Soldiers ee cupled all the streets leading to the lo cality. making it almest impossible te reach the spet from a distance A cor respondeat was oa the scene within Sve minutes after the explosion and received an account of the affair from the Duke of Veragua, who was one of the grandees participating no the eer tege. and Colonel! Rafael de Chague, the officer whe assisted Jueeu Victory 8 she wilghted from her damaged coach to take auother Ihe bemb was thrown from above striking the grou.d and exploding pol far from the Carriage. Ope of We otficers of the king's escort and two soldiers were killed and oue of the horses drawing the royal coach wag killed, the Iojured numbered scores fhe bodies of any persons were terribly torm Ly the force of the explosion Tle news of the attempted assassin ton spread throughout the city with KTeal rapidity, turaing the rejolicings of the populace to ane The telegraph ottives nded by struggling tinsses, but a rig.d censorship was In stituted Tbe vxplosion would not have red If the cortege bad route originally was royal while Were ny occur the Ie followed But lu planoed turning It determi part of Mavor str ple a further the on ed retrace ot and give the peo opportunity to observe It was front ss Mayor street that the bowl Was ex ploded. This is within half a block of the Esplavade leadiug paiace he bomb hoaguet pageant in of to the roval was cotevaled Ino half a fron Lica tise 1 Was polished steel it Ow wus throw: I'L SOT Foports, feel centimeter th a thinl fluor vordiug to wit ong 10 the pett Lhe) being we been Ie queen mother, hay to her by a the only The house the Sacrament oaral's residencn, The roxsl procession had come to a temporary stop. with the roval cat rings sxactly opposite the house, when the bomb was thrown. The misvile tell ty Hud Madrid tle: Church of the captain gen philanthropist he own Girfmesite and boas: in I~ | ae right of the i eared {the bindmost p of hot | front pair of wheels The | killed two he Duke of Soto r. who was riding on the right haud side of the carriage, | was slightly wounded, and seven of ve between sex and the explosion The Bd a groom, , WORLD'S SYMPATHY Tomorrow. fed by the « orfege were killed Mansel Duran, a Catalopian one of i | those arrested is the principal couspirator i that immediately beligved to have been It 8 | evplosion a | hurried downstairs Huug Kil ited guard press is = thie | an WES seizes | As he entered the street Hien | then gjwu b the assassin’ An ed took strong escort ek Can special eg sive mm. shouting irvtind and Lith away ui | Freder Ww suy the Amer! President ering the went to de led to 'r ug detaiis enn Mr WB prt lines \ Lier i Howmevelt K's itrage fer trid the ros 18stires] the king f of the United | States of = ff tied tupathy Xe al Lie 2 hed i with the Spanish = 1 pre pole TRUST KINGS SAIL. J. D. Rockefeller and CC. W. Moree Of on European Tours. NEW YORK June 1 Rockefeller and los el ou hotabie Dioxdern il King hing Morse start protulses what tH he be ost the | of ord breaking bead of the Freuch liner HEY hoon riseriy Mrs Vauderbiit is also Johiu I). Rockefeller, trust, sailed on the [rents bland vil pa aud eight to OCval e in story frausatia Ie Cliaries W. Morse, the ice trust salle] ou the Proven wv for trip with Mrs Georg: Lis second Lb Morse, f Dodge W ob the Proves the head of the Hamburg Anse: on Lis second Europeas trip bled by Mrs Hockefeller other relatives apd oil an loer Hit friends £ iluers it will be supreinacy through out the entire trip Up to the present the Deutschland holds the transatiantic fecourd, but on ber last trip from Havre the Proven the rec ord of the Hamburg Americau steam ship [he Provence salled at 10 o'clock Tle Deutschland out haif au bour later so it Le practically nlp and tuck between the crack liners Mr HRockefelier looked to bw io the best of } “I expect to have a very delightrul trig sald I dou’t ku how loug I shall stay abroad It depends on bow I feel and how |[ shall enjoy Europe Just before the Deutschland ast off from ber pler Mr Ko kefeller eu ergo from L's weariug a gray checked golf cap Cliiublug the com Paniou way he took up a position by the rail ou the upper deck It w a8 au ®xcelisut chance fur the hundreds who had gone tu the dock for the purpose of catching a gilinpse of the great oll maguate to see Lim, and they took ad vautage of the op rtunity Goadby, John, Don't stay joug'™ some one shouted And avotber cried “We'll have to pay for this The accommodations of the Ro kefe! ler party wil} RiLg wore tham $2,500 for sc tuething less than six days Between the tno & Derce fAght for ® almost equaled started wii «aith ' Lie JW stateroom ost the oll ISSUE IN OHIO. Recsevelt's Policy to Divide State Coavention at (elumbus, COLUMBUS, 0, June 1 Roosevelt is to Le the issne at this year's Repub lican state ceuveution Everythiug Is shaplag that way Foraker aud Dick have ned to preveut Olio iadorsiug Roosevelt's pol icy Ihe president's followers Lave taken up the gauge of battle and insist that the president be Approved io plaln lsuguage. If Foruker and Dick win before the conveut'on and the people ratify their action, their permanency In Oble politica will he established If they lose two new faces ure likely to Appear from Ohlo wheu thelr terws In the senate expire Dick, as bas been his custom. will brink 8 ready made platform to Oblo with him It will ludorse the pres dent, but not encuxh to burt Hoose velt's followers « insist upon a few plalu words so positive that there can be no quest on about Obllo stands on the things for which Roose velt stunds It is coml where that the Catdidates Republican congressional in Ohlo will Le almost a unit for strung lndorse ment of Hoosevelt claimed Terrific Storm at Loulaville LOUISVILLE, Ky A ter rific rain and wind storm which passed over dawage approxi mating $30, 00 the downtown Als trict by the blowing ln of plate glass windows, dsinage to and the flooding of } nts The wind reach al 0 velocity of fifty two AD bour, aud half an inch of rs nu fell dur log the Arst of the stor Juue | Loutsvllle did a roofs fHiiien sevell minutes Greene and Gaynor Get Stay MACON, Ga June | fhe United States clrenlt con of appends granted 8 SUpPersesien ¢ case of Messrs Gauvuor aud victed In vannall of Masnira 0 defraud the Roverniment provement work fect of the seatence hmposed on Na with harbor the of of the + ution This execution the Las staving France Is Vor Amnesty, PARIS, June 1 The wt meeting Jd fed to lutrmdaee | I cab at na arin went a pe testy bi ted of the recent strikes and burch loventory in the iH Svering persons con participation in distirthanevs and autimilitary movement Major Ferguson Gtored by Bail GREENVILLE. 8 C., June 1.—Ma Jor Julin Ferguson, seed sirty-five FEArs, a prominent planter of this see tion, was gored to death by a bull at bis home near Pickens Courthouse. At one tive be was the leading werchant of this city. INTERMENT AT STRAIDE, MAYO. | | Figure lu Fight For Home Rule For Ireland—Mis Wife an SAmicricas, DURLIN, June | Michael Davitt whe is Haesl fur to privat is fhe of de uw aid eral 1d at fies his Lote aor will te ms jrossibile u dacoond Bude with the espn His ferred at 5 5 Itt's birt} Ale arr f ti = of lin ssi] wish will Mave dead patr Inniy b< In County raw AM. iE asages of ss thy g fr all parts of the Word The Davitt of felt io M Irisi Parueil igvel man death the stro af MICHAEL DAVITT faire and (Le iu Celispicuvus figure in the gut for Lowe rule His will les that death occur lu Irviaud the burial was to be at Stralde and Ir the United States In his mother's grave at Maus yunk, near Philadelphia, and iu this Case oii G0 Bccvunt was bis body to be brought Lack tu Ireland If be died iu any other country out side of Great Britain Lis body was to he buried In the nearest aravevard but if Lis demise occurred in tsrvat Britalu be must bw buried at Stratde The diaries of the decessad wust not be published us sud lm wo In stance without Lis wife's peruiission but ou fccount must anythiug harsh or censurious about suy persou dead or alive who worked for Ireland be printed or published or need 80 us lo give pain to friend or tive ™ Davitt was the son of a peasant and wis Lorn lo Stralde, County Mayo, on March 33, 1816 A year after his birth Lils father was evicted with his family for nonpayment of rent. The elder Davitt dled scon afterward The meeting which gave birth to the Land league was orgnunized by Davitt fo April, 1879 at Irtshtown County Maye Upon Parnell's return from par Hiament Le made | annoub.vient that he had adopted the policy embod ied | the league Davitt was ibsequently three times on tL seditious speeches loa ln 1880 aud o to the Laud league west as Ban Francisco met Missy Mary Yore girl ber In the samme year he was returned from County Cork, but resigued In 1843 He weut to Australia in 1808 and while there wag returned uuog pos ed from Counties Kerry and Mayo He served until INU when he resigued He gave as his reason the (njustice and inhumanity of the Boer war After Lis res<iguntion Mr Davitt four ueved to South Africa, where he wade &0 extensive study of the oditions In the Trap=van laring the progress of the Later want to Hus«sla to study the cond relation to shouid bis pros iu such ue ever rela a arrested e cliarge of makiug He want to Amer ginized au auxtiiary traveliug as far At Oakland be then a young He returned in 15848 and married War hie aris the oppresaloy of the tions thers, parti with Tews Mr D land apd its people the world Hy ole of lier m of Ire carried him all over « death Ireland loses ted leaders ivitt's «forts In behalf st Explosion Injured a Dosen Persons HAVANA, Juaue 1 were inded at premature Fe i. the ul ive pers wo enfuegos hy of fireworks AlfOnsO'S sli CASILO lu houor of Presid Nex ret tion Ring vod At thie was i Dal the ovlebiru ding there un Havana the t I'al ry 4 uf ibs juet wedding uted by Spanish ros ua f the Trensu Agric of Hava rated lol r of Wins vpn y Nt tnd Secretary The Spanish ol ties ecu rliug u 2] ‘ ther al Werle the event Treaty On I Lie Anglo-t whan HAVANA, Juue ) ment ann that Great Brit, ty ry as there toward state depart witiov dd that Is ltprolmble i WI accept the trea ny igation as and that wgotiations (3 acceptance Ter I ludus lod bie Oo of cou Lieu probably will looking Inducing Foat to Confer With Hoosevelt SAN JUAN. FP Rico, June 1 Regis Post, x of Porto Rico has sailed York He will to Washington onfer with 1'res| dent Houscyelt Porto Rican efalrs and to push the propriation for a federal bulking at San Juan Choate 11 From Overwoark. NEW YORK. June 1-1It wan stated at the home of J. H. Choate thut he is expected to be out lo a few days. His iliness 1s said to be the result of ever rio lary for \ Ko to i i | J § Fendennis White as BUFFALO te, 8 1 Lerman, was & and KRichanl 1 Were infured sulomobile and 5 t ayeuue last night The three try club for J tu eu b 8 Wi sw pee] tl for a or ft tu seit i "iy = The cla also «= Petides of hemi le Fears club LITTLE GIRL HKanl at Children De RANKARKEL 11 f eig! six fo i tru iu this tong The victis and Mrs been Inissing 1 ie by i ih, has caused frou bamiles were ud old trunk The cir Wysterious HOSA Nen ery four ours after si al that 4 she sae lce There was no ey made auy Ihe 1u into the tr the Hd a« tself ther thin uk k BASEBAL Thrown From (ar Trolley nis te buakke dined 1 td Edwin A Rell gto kbrokers in tf 0 Letws roliey car ou Hertel 1d hewn at the Coun Ud we retu ie Buffalo S$’ SAD FATE Finds Her Three ad Ia Trunk i Tune 1 lhe trag little girls w Lio iged re years We ber smothered (oa Uuusual excitewent laughters of Mr usiette and had i botue wheu thelr cated upright 4 au 1 Lad Leen nu iths are ¢ La foun le » that they had Ves se thelise aw fed il that aud locked Used L SCORES. tional and Am NATIONA At Philadelphia New K Philadephia ‘ Hite New York, # forse New York § aries Mc, ger and Docin At Brookiyn Boston 9 A 3 ner and Nee! At Pittsburg ft Louls v Mtishur ‘ Hite £ I 4 8 3 Pitta} and Mut ar am t. Lou hiss son At (1 Chicag ( neat! " Hite - Ch LChicay ‘ Brewn and Mora iE “hicago ew tat "it rk ie Philadelphia qt Louts { Wu Bro khyn h le lph Batteries Dygert and McGulre At Nosten Waslingteon Bostor Hits Waa Falken? FPateraoy t tieveland Washingt » wilor . rg «nd Wa Philadelphia PHILADELIPHI show lLere Frifes wel For 18) | dred, E exhibitor Oxford hit hey Mis J fordan hie A Khe for William for ba uid tor shiowun | vee 153% For Moore, New Yk over ther Fert Warde CINUCINNATL © vorites, two seo outsiders won the tonla VUrse, The steeple the featu erican Leagues. LLEAuUlR e CC 0 01 2 3 ¢ 1 Philadephia. 1 Phladeiphia, ¢ Er Hat Pittia ? e000 -0¢ ® e100 «1 kiya. 4 ¥ re Hatterles Dor sd Ritter 4 e 00 0-¢ { { Q 0 8 «3% Fittab ur ! Errors 2, 3 3itter es Af thy, Leever and uid 000 ¢ a 9 t 0 { 000 1 ° 0 0 0 3} ir nna u kr at ’ Hatter eh and Schiet ES Tore 5 i" if ¢ v ¢ ¢ i s Now ia. 3 New ® i and Powers, UriMmih Hat ketleld Tanne Morse Show, A. Juue 1 At Lie uf Ae the Ure Hil Muss stallion 151 thou, Pa, ex half bred hack r saddle Romany Boston u Nenator Wiliers 1" Chiltouville Kier) Lite Voor vine aL LU hinriess W HH nid exhibitor mn at Latonia, June |} I choices CH ey ents nt La fa three Iwo vind hase over the short to Por) mn went a short head with Rejectable third, ita Aalshed fourth, Otis LL. secoud and Hed Car, the favor . “ALL THE NEWS THAT'S FIT TO PRINT", I — PRICE ONE CENT RNY BILL PASSES SATURDAY. wr SPECIALS | CHARGES * 11" 1 HIN BAOUGUT OUT! Sg Now Grey Dress Goods hey aren demand, that is the os The ser} EY things are popular Greys willy smunity tui 3 TEE tion of Eitan, grey m.X- visible checks, elo, are among the newest creations. A We will sell on Say ‘ay and 2.3 and 4 as adver- |tised in Thursday's paper. oled to} Leonference on Statehood BIN Today Arizona ard New Mosteo te s ote ou lnion- YSubatituie + or the Heseridge Measure 1" ASNHIIN bas i Rid We viiuibus jiglitbhouse Lill = [9 buges passed the Mil ade y Lil and practically uo debate Fury seiiled fron Lid re vas only p passing the eu * BR Ly a wutivu to go lute ex | Monday lots 1, jHuyers al ty Gl was dey fev itive session o Tadee Janes V : — Vick. | . * buy, «cuca India Linen “ of Alaska | colifirined which hos | Another case of that 20¢ India wtion for thive yaure | 14000, the same kind. 2s sold before Seuators Mo | regardless of the sharp advance in these goods. Special 12}e. Table Linens tuber of others. He Be Foraker and oth did He is sery ht Import prices today are 25 per cent higher than when these goods were bought We own a year's sup- ply or more at the old prices, and will share our good fortune with you 55c silver bleached, 48¢. of nice $1.00 full bleached, 88¢. election held for] We import Table Linens direct from the maker, saving 20 per cent electing a delegate te for you 36 in. Black Taffeta A real chiffon taffeta ig cheap at $100 Weare selling one at 79¢, #oft and free from glue. . ’ * Ladies” Waists Another lot of those matchless shurt waists, all sizes of long and short sleeves, usual $1.25 to $1.50 values. Special Saturday 98c. Hosiery Boys' 154,) Nd, rooming oro ll” = Gils 150 SinTpme, bigs, par. Ladies’ 15¢ kind, special 10c. Dotted Mulls All prices and all sizes of lots. We buy them direct from the mills. See our values in these goods. We claim we can save you money. Printed Organdie 25¢ kinds, beautifully printed, a snap at 15¢ Printed Batiste Full width, fine cloth, sold from Ie to 12§c, large range of patterns to select from. Special 8c. States ox Lut he wi lhe of presented o«« s bot irdes against him were urged b umber and Pettus and a defended i¥ Bailes sulle il Was Lalurs Diilinghaw No [ear that one Culberson ers was had s nor t ap tisininent HE OD 8 Mesess apgsolutu Ie Republican in the iwuse have stated that the cotuference Hiauagers } fteport ou the statehood bil would be at les? tor Bg ewilient oraker amwendiuent of provides that the and New ade todas or the ILis report the basis of the } i Jear whict UlfTuW will * al oi ag: people of Arizona [LAY vule ou the question statehood at a ar the purpose of COLKTess Ihe sinendniem is to be reported ex actiy itromluced a year ago by Mr Foraker in At the session of the inittee It should be 1:0 state talu fegu as it wu the the senate conference cotn vel Gutlirie the iew capital of the it Q WHS BOT that f ik with cer ut prior rest; obey whic * Jd to that dat. i 1 1 vole be taken for ‘ t of 4 site ut is tg capital od) substitute inspection litural defines the which fics t vested the I limits the with the Representative ha= intr for the mend: LI in authority secretary of Eer fuced isd is a Hever ia meat wut placed the agr ' y boi the senate [hie | u agriculture ai 1athority se police powers of the stg is not ta ou t ile LINCOLN PARTY CONVENTION. Lewis Emery, Jr Nominated For Governor of Peunasyivania PHILADELPHIA June 1 The state convention of the Lincoln party b numbered 278 delegates repre Ng every in the state, hase ticket here Jr. McKean KRudoipb auditor Wii sent uo Governor county uated the following Lewis Emery county Heulenunt Blaukeuburg I'hi geueral Major Ge oga uty fairs It will sVYEeMIUT ladelphia ree W Merrick In retary interual af Luzerne county 1iother couveution Loray Las elupliat vou of Be Elisha A Lkely that Iw Licid as Mr cally Je ued to Ac tlou lu LIT % ve lition { oray Wn vepl the gomina ant.cipation of such a contin Kehoy before adjourn lug adopted a resolution tixicg June 1¢ As the latest Jute which withdraw als De suuounced aod deciding that substitutions can be wade ouly by a the dJdelegates The con veution adiour 10 weet at the call of the chals vi Cau juorute of ied Baron Ricdl Not te Get $100,000 PITISBURG, Juue 1 - Mrs Cliris L Magee hatically the state went blished about the ov Ried! who lo to marry Lo Maygve niece and ward of the Seuator Chris L Ma oe, bad demanded a dowry of $100 (0 It Is also stated that Mrs Magee would under no « lenles eu th i = A Deen pu uutry that Baro Globe Warehouse; Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALLEY "PHONE. RE CS THE NEW HARNESS SNOP Harness, Washed, Olled, Repaired Harness Bought, Sold, Traded Bicycles and Lawn Mowers Mirrors aud Looking Glasses Replated Boots and Shoes Repaired A. I. (ONAN, aly IrCulIstauces cunsent fa portion Werw such a thiug possill t would he auce tu Ler priuciples [Le payment of a dowry, however, is made for reason that the Ma was left In trust by the sen at Mrs Magee s sugyestion to the payment o marriage As al var mpossilie the aOe vsiate ator Two (onvicts Drank Wood Alcohol. HAWLINS Who Jue 1 W Wardiow Jets cavicts died at bere from the wood oI Lirout Mii and heating the clfects © state penitentiary ? driukiug bey were workers i the facto re shivllic varnish used (nn fois the hat secured the Lh bottle ug the shellac to woud aloohiol Both ry Ww lie is ux les They How drauk the ut the hay ul id a sellle sax! to horrible Lois died | Whi shellac Carpenter and Bullder. 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y. SE, sions Har Honors Justice Brown WASHINGTON Juue | He < Brown St Associate of the whose Justices ry B United retirement TS Advertise in The Record. Maynard, Maynard & Schrier Attorneys and Counselors. Jovern IMP. A. Block, Sayre, Pa May- INR any sl} nard Block, A Pa oon ern | TOUHEY'S HOTEL tv fos! Inn | Everything New and Up-to-Date, Fired Accommodations, Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V, Station, ties supreine court from the in court last bench Monday it a dinuer given by the ition of the rstrict of Co Inwbia at t New Willard hotel last ulght A notable company gathered t do honor to the Was nu nounced wis the vuest of honor Har Asso Be bie retiring justice Government Inspection le a Farce KANSAS O11Y Tune of meat nsulaer trouver ent inspect ) as the Lote os IL] WP (Cutler spe tor I hive 1 dlseased micaty beariug the gove nt frogs wagons. The small independent pac ers have to lw watohed mote closely than others. To wuke It pay they dea In ‘crips’ and ‘downers'" far od,” sald In take Fhitlis stamp Weather Probabilities. Showers; south winds, Retes $1.50 Por Dey.
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