the quality o coal as there is
between white and yellow sugar.
We sell nothing but the celebrated
Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra-
cite. We also sell Bituminous and
Loyalsock coal and all kinds of
wood.
Our specialty is prompt service
and the lowest market price,
J. W. BISHOP,
103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bidg.
Both Phones,
WOOD WOOD WOOD
HRST NATIONAL
BANK
OF SAYRE
wm $75,000.00
GENERAL BANKING
THREE PERCENT INTEREST
Paid on Time Deposits.
DIRECTORS.
RP. Wibar,
W. A. Wider,
J.B. Whesiock.
0. L. Haverly, Seward Baldwin,
EP. Page, Cashier
D. CLAREY COAL CO.
Lehigh Valley Coal
HARD AND SOFT WOOD
Best Quality & Prompt Delivery
Guaranteed
Beadivad Stregh Yard "Phone, he
rE
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.
309 Packer Avenues, SAYRE, PA.
BOTH "PHONES.
Renting, Hutates Managed Collecting
E. E. Reynolds,
REAL ESTATE acre aud werert.
Sayre and Waverly.
aomsens INSURANCE
Property Bought, Sold and
— Rushanged —
favestmonts Loans Negotiated
IT Pasker Ave.,
Valley Phone 230x, Sayre, Pa.
“Try The Record.
L B. DENISON, M. D.
. Office, Rooms 3 and 4
Talmadge Building, Eimer Ave.
Valley Phone at office and
residence.
WHEN YOU
feel tired there is noth-
ing so refreshing as a
glass of good old
STEGMAIERS’
BEER
It is palatable, delicious,
invigorating and ABSO.
LUTELY PURE. Have
a case sent home today.
Prompt delivery.
REEK WITH SLANDER
Chicago Beef Trust Men Are
Maligned, They Say.
GREAT HARM DONE MEAT INDUSTRY
Effects of President's Message and
Neill Report Shown In Frensled
Cleaning Lp of Big Pack-
ing Houses.
CHICAGO
miveting of
hike
gotical deal w
June 4
the
ICRer= a
Fullowing a long
seilatives of Ue
this city a
f
i= nade of
rep
“gu Pp cate
the declara
Lous sel fourth in the president's mes
ports of J. B. Revnolda
Charles | Nelli Lhe fo
statement, preparcd at the
ed by
sage and the re
and owing
fuevling
asd fix the pickers, was given
fo the pu
Fut uewspapers throughout
coeltry have fairly with
the be
ckers of this coun
Ww CAS
thie
sladder, all tvudiug to
sel that the large
fry are iu the
ies]
These slag
reeked
of selling con
it to the
ders have
Bots Lass
den and diseases) ms pub
done incal
harm to the meat industry and
public, which has been
prejudiced with suspicion of its dally
fond The raised by these
ders as to whether diseased meats
ctilabile
to thie ge
uestion
sla
UPTON SINCLAIR
[Whose book The J started the
meat |
nile
vestigation. ]
are sold from our packing houses |s the
question on which the whole world
wants the facts The truth must be
told, and told emphatically, if the en-
tire meat and live stock ludustry is to
rece from the government
and the public
“Our packing houses are kept clean
Our wethods of manufacture are sani
tary. Our products are wholesome. On
all of these points we have over and
over again satisfied doctors, chemists,
sanitarians and official Investigutors
from practically every civilized nation
on earth, aud in doing so we have
wade a worldwide market for Amer
cau live stock products
“We have steadily and persistently
endeavored to improve our methods
We clalw that we are dolog everything
that can be done aud as fast as it can
be done to secure the best possible
methods and the Lest possible resulta
In the light of what we have done and
are doing we Lave 8 right, we belleve,
to protest against hasty and empirical
Judgments that serve only to put weap-
ous into the bande of foreign competi
tors of the American live stock and
meat producing Industry.”
The effects of the president's disclo-
sure of packing house conditions Is
seen lo a freuszied attempt lo at jeast
three of the Lig plants to rewwedy the
conditions condemned ln the report
Tollet arrangements were renovated,
flours cleaned, walls scraped and light
and ventilation !mproved. Surround
ings of the workers In these plants
were Improved B0 per cent In one day
It is sald that the packers knew of
the report Sunday uight and that early
io the morniug gaugs of men were tak
en from thelr work and placed at vari.
ous clesniog and whitewasbiog jobs
to prepare for visitors. The general
manager of one big plant spent the
moruing no a downtown plumbing es
tablishment picking out the latest san!
tary plumblog
A variety of signs were put up all
over the plants enjolping cleanliness
One of these In red letters read
“Keep clean. Foremen must see that
employees wash hands aud keep clean”
Foremen were told that the rule
Against expectoration must be enforced
or discharge would result
ive Justic -
Storm Cot O80 Western Union Wires,
CINCINNATI, Jone 8 — A storm that
approached a cloudburst ju severity
struck Clocinuati apd vicinity, The
blowing In of a window and the sub
sequent flooding of the operating room
of the Western Union offices cotupelled
the cutting ont of the batteries, and
for wore than balf an hour Cinciuuatl
was cut off from communication with
the rest of the world as far as West:
ern Union wires were concerned
Noted Theater Architect Dead.
NEW YORK. June 4 John Halley
McEifatrick, architect of any Amer!
can theaters, died suddenly last even
Ing In his oflices In the Knlekerbooker
bullding from heart disease following
pusumonia Although seventy seven
years old, he was In active conduct of
his business, in which his only son
was a partner, and had been lu his
office all day,
Danciag Masters’ Congress,
FORT WAYNE, Ind. Juné 0 The
Internutional Association of the Mas.
ters of Dancing. in session bere, repre-
sents & mein bership of 00 In the Unit
WELLMAN AT PARIS.
fis Arctic Expedition te Utilise True
Seamanship of Aerial Sea.
PARIS, Juse 6 Walter Wellmaan,
the American arctic explorer, lectured
last night before a crowded attendance
of the French Meterological society
Mr. Wellman presented the greetings
of Professor Willis L. Moore of Wash-
ington, chief of the United States
weather bureau. The lecturer declar-
ed that his expedition, which will
shortly attempt to reach the worth pole
by airship, was the frst one based on
study of arctic wetvoruiogy The
problem of aerial navigation, said
Lad been solved and the Hitations of
speed and distance overcoine by weans
of prudence and carrying a Lig cargo
of petroleum on boand a strong aleship
The arctic Mr Wellman
clured, was more favorable
work thao France or
because of the constancy of the om
perature about zero coutinuous
daylight sud also because of the prac
tien bility of using gulde ropes aud drag
suchors In the absence of houses, for.
ests and other Impediments
The Welluan expedition, he sald,
will utilize the true seamanship of the
aerial sea and not depend on a raft, as
Audre did lu his aerial attewpt
he
te
to airship
the United States
region
and
VERDICT FOR $65,000.
Lawyer Delahunty Wins Sait Against
Richard Canfield.
NEW YORK, June 6 -With a ver
dict for $65, (xx0. the full amount claim.
ed, the suit of John Delabunty against
Richard A Canfield for legal services
Krowing out of the memorable raid on
the latter's gambling house by District
Attorney Jerome in February, 1904
was brought to an end From the
gross amount is to be deducted $5,000,
which Delaliunty received in cash, and
$1450 due Canfield for money bor
rowed by Delahunty, leaving the net
amount of the award $45.00
Delabunty was called In rebuttal
when the trial was resumed and de
nied that he advised Canfield on the
night of the raid that he ueed not re
wove the gambliug apparatus stored
in the fourth toor of the house The
rest of the day was devoted to sum
wing up LY who exchanged
bitter accusations of wisrepresentation
and perjury, and a brief charge Ly
Judge Newburger
cottisel
ON BRINK OF NIAGARA.
Fire Fighter Risked Life
Would He Salcide,
NIAGARA FALLS N Y._ June 8. —A
well dressed wan walked Into Niagara
river li feet above the brink of the falls
and was swept towan! the precipice
He cauglit ou a ledge of rock ten feet
from the brink aud clung there Ropes
were thrown to him, which he refused
to grasp
A fire department truck was called
out and s ladder thirty five feet long
shoved out Into the river Twenty
wen sat on the shore end while Patrol
man Harry Heetts walked out on it
and Flrewan Thomas Couroy walked
in the river bed clinging to the ladder
Together they dragged the man to the
shore. He was taken to police head
quarters. He gave Lis name se Amos
Switzer, but declined to talk further
He Is about twenty nine years of age
Mornles Threw Bomb at Paria,
BARCELONA, Spalu, June ¢ — A
number of anarchists, including the di
rector of the wodern school, have been
arrested here on suspicion of complie
ity lo the bomb outrage of May 81 at
Madrid Tbe police have discovered
that the attempt on the life of King
Alfonso In Paris on May B81, 190086, and
that of the Calle Mayor on May 81 this
year were organized by the same per
son The school director, It has been
ascertained, was In communication
with Mnaouel Morales, the would be
regicide, aud received from the latter
translations from works ou chemistry
The prisoner, who has been subjected
to a rigid exwmination, will be de
tained in custody pending further io
vestigations
Dunkards Bar Phones and Autos.
DAYTON, O, June 8. —At the annual
conveution of the Old German Bap
Usts, commonly known as Dunkards,
the rite of foot washing was observed
in the usual manner. Several hundred
people not members of the order wit
nessed the exercises At the business
session It was almost unanimously de
cided that telepboues and automobiles
should be let alone. A query regard
ing the use of truction cars, however
met with sympathy, and this mode of
travel may be used
Father (onrardy Alde Humanity.
WASHINGTON, June 6 Hev. I. L
Conrardy, the companion and successor
of Father Damlen, who for miany years
had charge of the leper settlement at
Molokal, lo the Hawallsn Islands, was
presanted to the president by Rev, A
FP. Doyle, head of the Paulist mission
house at the Catholle university Fa
ther Conrardy Las served homanity
and Lis church ln many parts of the
world. When he left Molokal there
were 900 lepers in the settlement
Trinity Church, Newburg, Ablase.
NEWBURG, N. Y, June 8 “Trinity
Methodist church, one of the flnest
church bulldiugs lo the New York con
ference, was badly damaged by fire
last night During a heavy thunder
storm lightning struck the spire, which
rises to a height of 15) feet. lu a few
minutes the steeple was a mass of
flames and finally fell. The tower was
burned out, but the body of the church
was saved
New Postmaster For Hoboken.
WASHINGTON, June 6. The senate
in executive session has confirmed the
following nominations for postmasters:
New Jersey -E. W. Martin, Hoboken;
W. O. Armbruster, Weebdwken; O.
Bichborn, West Hoboken.
National Liquor Dealers’ Con |
gress Condemns Drunkardsa
|
LOOK UPON INTOXICATION AS A CRIME
Saloons and Cafes Should He So Con-
ducted That Mea Would Not Heol
tate to Vislt Them With Their
Wives and (hilldren.
LOUISVILLE,
Nativual
The
uli
Ky, June d¢
Liquor Dealers
vpeled
associat
which its auuual ol |
hivre address to the peo
ple of the United States
belief of its wembers
expressed
the
soc iel
vols ent
Las issued an
iG which the]
iu tefuperauce is
ubedivuce to the law
the
siiuie lide of
that
considered a or
» 1U
ten
aud
intosvication
dorsed work of
peranuce
the statement
should be ile
Ihe address says lu part
“From time to time duripg the past
seventy five or hundred years waves of
public sentiment autagoulstic the
wanufacture nud sale of wine and spir
Its aud other alu beverages have
passed over this country in
their train state, county aud municipal
legislation of a more less drastic
character -legzislation eutirely out of
sympathy with the spirit of American
institutions, legislation that was bound
to fail of its purpose in practically ev
ery iustance— and this bec the sen
tment that compelled it was a sent]
ment engendered by agitation and to
tally unripe for its euforvement
“Experience has sh that when a
wan votes for prohibition it is lavaria
bly for thie beuetit of others and uot
for himself, for ne man seems really to
believe that society can order his life
more wisely than Le can order It, and
for this reason all prohibitory laws, be
they passed by the people of Maine or
of Kansas or of lowa, have lu each
and every case become dead letters on
the statute book, demoralizing to order,
destructive of revenue and at war with
common seuse aud good cltizeuship
“The white ribbon
blue ribbon movement
moevewent and the uve
ment were or are protests upon the
part of goud wen and women against
two of the
with our civilization, drunkenness and
those saloons which are conducted In a
disrey manner or in such a
wny as to demoralize rather than to
elevate those who patronize thew, and
we, the delegates to this convention of
the wine and spirit trade, desire to ex
press our entire sympathy with the ef
forts that have been put forth to exter
minate the evils and our willinguess to
lend co operation and assistance
“We believe that aud spirits
are blessings per se, iutended by an all
wise Providence to health and
happiness to mankind
We believe that the legitimate man
ufacture and sale of wines and spirits
is an bonored trade and one that
should be respected by society and by
the laws
We Lellave that the saloon and cafe
should Le so conducted that men would
not hesitate to visit thew accompanied
by thelr wives and children and that
the atmosphere of such places should
be beneficial to both mind aud body.”
Valivus
es is
wade
to
Lolle
leaving
or
ause
Wi
woveinenut, the
the prohibition
autisaloon
Kreatest culitivdcted
eyiis
sith bile else
Wines
tring
Chamberlain He-elected In Oregon.
PORTLAND, Ure, June 6 George
E. Chamberlain (Dew Las been re
elected governor of Oregon by a ma
jority of not less than 1.000 over Dr
James Withycombe (Htep) Jonathan
Bourne, Jr (Rep bas received the
popular powmination for United States
senator by a little over BOO wajority
W HR Ellis (Rep) has Leen chosen
congressiuau in the Second district by
a large majority over J H Graham
(Dew ), and WC Hawley (Rep) has a
safe lead over CV Galloway In the
First district Woman suffrage was
defeated by a large wajority In Mult
nomal county nloue It was defeated Ly
about 8.040 majority
Big Warship Discussed Im Senate.
WARHINGTON, June 8 ~The sen
ate passcd the paval appropriation bill
and also gnve considerable attention to
the conference report on the rallroad
rate Lil The only lniportant amend
went made to the uvaval LUI was one
requiring the secretary of the pavy to
submit the plans for the proposed Lig
warship to cougress before procecdiug
with its consideration. The provision
for this vessel supplied the Lasis for
the only discussion In connection with
the measure The LI carries a total
appropriation of $103,117 470
Casale (Chadwick's Testimony Secret
PITISBURG, June 6 Cassie LL
Chadwick's testhinony the sult of
Mrs. WC Jutte agalust J W. Friend
and FF. N. Hoffstot, which is to
contain sensatiount inforwation
relative the financial operations
through Mrs Chadwick Is serv
ng a sentence 1n the Uhlo state prison
at Colmmbus presented to the
court here, but was pot made public
and from present indications It 1s pos
sible that its contents will
dleclosed
in
nid
soe
to
which
wis
never be
Dry Dock Dewey's Long Trip.
WASHINGTON, June 8 The unary
department has received news of the
wife progress toward Manila of the dry
dock Dewey from the commander
the fleet at Colombe He
ports fair wenther and no trouble
says that they will touch for
supplies ut Bingupore about June 21
of
re
nnd
coal and
towing
Professor Muenter Heard From,
CHICAGO June i. Erie Muenter, the
Harvard instructor whose wife died
April 18 In Boston under mysterious
cirenmstances, Las been heard from
Relatives of his wife received a pam.
phiet which they feel sure was written
by him. It was mailed frou New O
hm
Ni ie
1906
Aeromaut, 7 to 1 Sheet. Captares ¥
Money at Belmont Park.
NEW YORK Aerousut, a 7!
woi the Van Cortlandt hand
fcap at Belmont park. The 1.23
for seven furlongs on a circular track,
equals the world's record, which was
made by The Musketeer at Saratoga lo
12
Hadtke broke
Tune 6
tithe
Aeranaut off in front,
Iu the stretch
favorite
but
Miller
Innded Lis mount
Lead
won the
set nn fast pace
Dolly Spanker, the
determined challenge
outriding
made a
Hadtke,
Dolly
a winner Ly
added
Meadowbrook Huot
oh
Spanker
xk
Lalus ih
starter
Dolibie landed the
four furlongs
Victory Belle
telto7 ted
Radtke
Urton private
easily by
w ho
sweepstakes
thires ths frou
ived down fre
Une
ny
favor
Fosde tw
First
favorite won
ile
Ow DUMGILAT ies
first,
tf, third
first;
ners
Hace Belgravia
tridge, second; Bavone
Second Hao Jaunty,
second; Gold Lady, third
Third Race King tule
sin Jack MeKeon,
Fourth Rao
Spanker, second
Fifth Race
Jones second
Sixth Race
unlello, second
Seventh Hace
Victory Belle
McKit
Loyel
first, Aucas
third
first;
third
first;
second;
Aercusut
Filip Flap
(rae Cock,
ler third
Had Newe, first,
third
Orton Dobie, first:
second, Stepaway, third
Dolly
Paul
Oso
Masa
Ostrich
BASEBALL SCORES.
'
Games Flayed Yesterday In the Nao
tional and American Lengursa
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Philadelphia Women Won at Golf.
NEW YORK, Juue Ulu the firet
§0If match of the aunual series Le
tween the wolnen's teatus of the Phila
delplila, Boston Metro
politan associations played at the Nas
sau Country club the Philadelphia
teain wou from Boston Uy ulne match
es to six Miss I'auline Mackay, the
national woman champion, after belug
8 up at the turn fost to Mrs. RM. Bar
Phlladelphia, by 3 up and 2 to
The cards were Mrs Barlow 8&0
1, aud Miss Mackay 40 48-92
aud Wowen's
low
play
41--u
Frince Henry on the Auto.
FRANKFORT ON-THE MAIN, Ger
many Juue 8 -Prince Heury of Prus
ala, who dined at the Automoblle club
here, sald that autowobiles would be
the vehicles ln the future for Indus
try, sport aud other purposes, addiug
“We must rejoice that the race goes
besoud the German frontier and that
the north and the south joln in It, for
the Herkoter race gives us an oppor
tunity to visit our Austrian peighbors
who are closely conuected with Ger
wapy and the emperor”
State Stopes Tusedo Club's Fight
PHILADELPHIA June 4 Ihe
of the Tuxedo Athletic
chub has anuounced a further postpone
of the Fitzsimmons Burns fight
was to lnve off tought
of the Interferviice of state
Fhe club's attorneys are
In communication with Governor
nypucker
wnuage ent
ment
which
because
authorities
Collie
Peu
La Velta Gets (lipsctia Stakes
CINCINNATL © WW. M
La Velta, nt 5 to 1 la the bet
ting wuth the Clipsetta stakes
for two year old fillies «ft Latoula Ca
per while Victoria
B. wuich was coupled in the betting
Altuda, Huisbed third Two fa
vorites won
Tinie 4
Huy es
easily
took second money
with
Leonard and Wright C(hamplones.
AUBURNDALE, Mass, June 4 -E
W. laonard and Irving CC Wright
challengers, defeated F J. Sul
and J B OC Larned, defenders, in the
championship watch lu the Massachu
tennis doubles at the Bravhurn
try club three sels to oie
loway
setts
oul
Trintty Played an Hrrorless Uame
HARTFORD, ¢ June 6 frin
iy defeated Columbia In baseball hore
3 to 1. The Trinity team played an
errorfess game, and Bodgley held the
visitors down to four hits; score, 3 to 1
J
Darimouth Shut Out,
MIDDLETOWN, Conn, June 6-
Wesleyan shut out Dartmouth la a
baseball game on Andrus feild, 8 te 0.
Democrats at Joftovion City
Boom Nebraskan.
lee
NEXTPRESIDENT, SAYS EX-GOVERNOR
“When | See (leveland In Missouri
Talking For Hryan I'l] Take Back
All I Ever Sald Agalust Him. ~
Sald Senator Hall
JEFFERSON ClTY
At the Dewocratic
Got ernor
Al
couyent
June ©
fn here ox
telling
Sena
Francis
after wi
Ball
iad é
speech, oh foriuer State
tor Dravid
called ou
He pro
greatest
“When
rear end of a tralu lo Missouri
for Bryan ll take t
ever sald
uf Pike couuty was
ed Williams J Bryan the
private citizen iu ihe world
Grover Cleve the
Une
I sew laud io
talking
k everything |
Lie declared
Iroc Rory
against hig
the
convention
very
wliecths
he
next
was sent to
Fortier Governor
next speaker. He urged the
to stad by Governor Folk
thing Le Lad done
er like |t
sald. He 5
president.” An invitation
the capitol asking Governor Folk to
address the convention
Folk
Was
ind e
is goveluor
or not
of Bryau as
you gentieman
sok thie
Governor responded and was
enthusiastically He declared
that Bryaa would for
president in 11a and would be elected
He sald the principles Bryan
bad advocated In INW were then con
sidered anarchistic, but
sidered tu pat He
jaded by speaking on law enforce
rent in Missour
chivered
tn nominated
which
gow are con
tere of riotism
Colic
MINES AN ARMED CAMP,
A Thousand State Troops Hold Dil.
+ loavale tolllery District.
DILTONVALE With a
total of about 1 of the
Uhlfo uativual ug the
pick of two regiments ef ni
Htla, ou guard quale! roionus ia nd
ther nin
The troops
hour fhe main
hivouscked on imding
the Bradies min bie pot v of the
United States 04d ¢ and
ote half wiles south of Ltield The
soldiery is ediate com
mand of Brigadier eneral JC
Speaks, who b dquar
ters just outside ige of
Bradley At the the coal
companies It was that
of the guards or “private dete
whose preselce
. Jute 8
174) meiibers
guand, compris
of the st
this
bey carly
are
tide
is estat trem] his
the mining vil
offices {
inf toed all
tives ™
at the mlnes is alleged
if the riot Sun
vel of duty
to have bevel the cause «
day night, have
and that the nu in full
control of the mines till further notice
Mere was no outward display of hos
tility on the part of the miners on the
arrival of the st aud officials
of the miners organization there
will be no trouble bLetwewn them and
the soldiers
No effort has yet been wade to oper
ite the Bradley mines, and It was
claimed by the miners that a canvass
of the entire local winers feld showed
only two men who were inclined to ac
cept the offer of the operators At
Plum Run wine and the Rush Run
mine a considerable force is emiploywl
but as ouly a few of those at work are
experienced miners little beadway has
Leet wade and uo coal is belug shipped
out
Lweell I'v
litary will Iw
afte troops
SAY
Paterson Anarchists Plotted Hegiclde
LONDON. Jute 6 —Ac
dispatch frow
Datly Telegraph this morning, the tal
lan police learned that ltaliau anarch
ists living at Paterson, NJ, decided
upon an attempt on the life of King
Victor Emmanuel of Italy at the open
lng the Milan exposition and dis
patched coe of thelr number to make
the attempt This anarchist,
spondeunt relates, was followed through
England, Frauce aud Switzerlaud aud
irrested the moment Le set foot on
[talian soll at Como, but the whole af
falr was hopt secret from the public
'
urding to a
Vienva printed lo the
of
the curre
Cassatt Not Called as Witness
PHILADELPHIA June 6 —« outrary
to expectations President of
the Pennsylvania railroad did not ap-
pear ULefore the Interstate commerce
commission here when It resutied Its
Investigation of the alleged counection
of ratiroads with the soft
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and he tO say
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quired by the
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(ommend Hephurn bor Rate Fight
CRESTON, Ia
man Hepburn was noun
the Eighth
publican convention He
President
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wis ebthusiastically com
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road rate tight
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rend president in the rail
Frisco (oast Shipping Tied Up.
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coastwise
Tune 6
this polut is
the result of a
on for tore
ind
refused
of
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shipping
tied up
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United Shipplag
practically
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portation
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the demands ides are obstinate
Shot Himself While
CATSKILL. N.Y
Garrisal ped
found dead on the
the Schoonmaker at Haines
Falls, having been shot through the
body with u gun he had taken to the
barn for the purpase of shooting rats,
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Weather Probabilities,
Thunderstoros; southwest winds,
“ALL THE NEWS THAT'S
FIT TO PRINT"
——
PRICE ONE CENT
Summer Talks
This is the season when
we are looking for some-
thing cool and comfortable,
The new waists this year
fill the demand. Long or
short sleeves made of fine
materials by the leading
manufacturers.
We place on sale this
week a new lot of long and
short sleeve waists worthy
up to $1.50 for 98ec.
: 3 1.75 and $2.00 waists for
19,
$2.25 waists for $1.98.
$2.50 waists for $2. 15.
Thin Printed Material
25c Organdies that have
sold in Scranton and in oth-
er Globe stores for 25¢ now
running, Special 108 for 15¢.
The New Greys
Beautiful mercerized gre
the new shadow due
This is our own importa-
tion. We have seen these
goods retailed for 374c. Our
price 25c.
An Odd Lot
Many new and desirable
lines that we have sold right
y [along for 25¢. Closing
You may find just what
you want at this little price.
White Dotted Mulls
Prices begin at 12}c for
these dress materigls. We
have both the domestic and
imported kinds, all size dots
and »'" prices. We buy
then ~lirect from the mills.
Colored Linens
New colored linens as
well as a fine range of plain
white. All our own por
tation, saving the mi
man's profit for you.
Midsummer Sale of
Table Damask
10—-PATTERNS—10
62 in. silver bleached, beth
Irish and German makes,
usual 55c kind, pure flax.
Sale price 18c.
O patterns, 72 in. grass
bleached Damask, new open
borders, regular $1.00
Special 88c.
Globe Warehouse,
Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave.
VALLEY 'PHONE.
THE NEW HARNESS SHOP
Harness, Washed, Oiled, Repaired
Harness Bought, Sold, Traded
Bicycles and Lawn Mowers Repaired
Mirrors and Looking (ilasses Rep!
Boots and Shoes Repaired
AL CONKIN, - East Lockhart SL.
A.E. BAKER.
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. ‘Waverly, RY.
I,
Advertise in The Record.
Maynard, Maynard & Schrier
Attorneys and Counselors.
M. P. A. Block, Sayre, Ps. May-
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
varying Nek and UpAcuinin
Thomas Ave, Opposite L, V, Biabion.
Rates $1.50 Per Day.