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Plazs and Estimates Furnished 535 Stevenson Bt. Valley Phone 1i3y OSBORN’S LIVERY Heavy and Light Draying and Moving called for and dalfrored In of Ba; Athens averly, 20 kinda Tn work attended to promptly. Livery attached. 207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x pee EEE SSS H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-at-Law Notary Public attention to Peasion Papers. Valley Phone 11 X. 13 Desmond Aweet, Rayre, WHEN YOU are all tired ont, feel weak, and sleep does not rest, the appetite and digestion are poor, there is no remedy so affective as Stegmaiers’ MALT EXTRACT It is a nerve tonic, that nour- ishes, strengthens and builds up the entire system. Try it today. If your drug- gist does not keep it, order direct from us. | STEGMAER BREWING 0, RVR EIGHT Terrific Aquatic Struggle at New London. YALE'S FRESHMEN AND FOURS Noyes, In Blue Boat, Collapsed at the Finish. FIRST VICTORY IN SEVEN YEARS # Grand Sport mt He gaita en Hiver Thames Witneassed hy Crimson \venges Lang Years of De. Aunaal Varsity Greatest (rowd Seen In Years feat by (aptare of the Great Event of the Meet—tanle Game to the Care, but Harvard Had the (rew—Opinion of Experts — (Captsin Stronger Filley Mere of the Hour NEW LONDON, Conn, June 29 In sight of the greatest crowd ever gath fred here on race day since 186 ing after wve« of defeat the auspices of 8 new rowing snd after two defeats In the races of the regatta, the tr tlarvard over Yale was like bread to tin fesert It CU ander coach minor itoph of wine and in the ver a great Yale crew, a crew that had sipashied all records of the Thames (no practice spd went to the stake boit a favorite Fo whip such a crew fer such con Sitions was n trimuph h warrants Harvard's rupturons joy. a joy that at frst was talked over quietly and ahich then broke out tumu tious glee Te Captain Fllley and to Coach Wray Harvard is offering the greatest ath lotic tributes that she has paid te any ire and starving wanderer Was A victory un wl unto wild apd CAPTAIN FILLEY athletic heroes in over twenty vears while Yale Is glad to shake the hand of sueh rivals and give them full credit for a wonderful race Harvard wou, aud this tells the whole story for Harvand race that will Hive jong In the of college =purts. Not ouce frou the start of the race until the last six teenth of a mile did the long graceful thelis cease to lap each other and the prows to zigzag between the swings of sixteen powerful backs The two sights glared at eaeh other from the orpers of their eyes for over three miles and a balf as first one cockswain aud then the other called upon bis crew for leg drive and body swing to push his shell abead. Then and ouly then 4!d Harvard really get the lead Thea It was that the endurance or power or In other words the physical makeup of the Harvard bost put iu the killing touches Yale The Yale tockswaln called for a Baal spurt. and als crew responded uobly, but without wvall ‘Are you ready, ready. Yale?” Baug! went the referea’s pistol. and the crews ripped thelr oars through the water and shot away frow thelr stake boats They started on equal terms, but after the first few strokes Yale had a trifle the better of the fight, aud by the time the racing starts bad besn rowed out there was scarcely any dif ference between the noses of the two shells Harvard, to the surprise of every one, settied down to thirty two strokes to the mioute, while the who had been rowing a at the wost in practice thirty four strokes to the mioute. This listed for almost Lalf a wile, and it became apparent that the Yale wen had beeu instructed pever to lose the lead. They fighting for It, even though: it was at a big cost By the time the first half was reached, however, Yale ped her stroke down to thirty two Harvard's gait Hut even rowing at this Harvard was getting ao little the better of Yale Over the second half mile Yale ually settled down ipto her galt, which was thirty strokes minute, and as the Ells did this Cambridge men let thelr stroke to thirty one. The experience level head of Captain Filley becone conspicuous. He was watch fog his rival, Boulton. and measuring him with deadly als. The two crews held this stroke from a short distance After the first helf mile fag bad been fussed slmost to the two uille flag. When the be te settled dowg to thelr But Yale rowed a annals for Harvard? Are you Yale crew thirty stroke Was rowing Were mile fag had drop grad normal the the down ind the Iwgan to to slight lead but gained two se Harvard Yale, however, held this slight tage Har vard put ou her steam. and their boat finished the mile and a alf Yale's effort, er, began to oti her men Just bhef em of first two miles apd Roulton thie back saw this he tao thirty d he ones lead } thirty vile on wivan for oniv a art distances ali even terns hong teil the peel When F his strokes ip ore the iro fa stroke twents itloy Davy n the fo tiike ard held As soon as Filles 3 i ped Lie to the mi while Hl Ba! ese Harvard only has creadit. For a quarter of a un Yale prevented Harvard frou her lead, but over the ngxt after of a mile Harvard tities Irog ity echt iatistion r= at thirty I nm =e irther vFeasiny aud last « £40 to slip away from her rival Ul Ly little A quarter the fAunish mn ralsedd bis stroke to thirty two be guitiely held it for a distance Harvard raised hers to thirty one, then thirty two finally to thirty three Filley deadly precision ff Yale's defe When the Harvard ca burst of his Dow of a nile uli louit where short firat and with as to WHR pow easuring tain let go the Yale had fin er eudiirnuce fast ished up every outs imd the crimson shell sped « finis! the race in 3&3 ry Harvard wi ies Yale - *ecouds in 23 minutes 11 senoinls Speaking of Yale's Ihe the race. Julian WW Car graduate athletic ads {ser tiie 8 =aid Harvard crew ind streng sinoother it secret of had sliperior power Had the water might beet: different HR. 1 Lier We Lave Do apo to ake Haury bad the rew thie face - the wen liave gies ard sircugest Le loss of the fresh inting to Harvand that their fr url Ta'® was fixmpin As thivre wa svery expectation would defeat Yale The varsity four went to Yale | “ wo victories were eshilier vired event axy style and of Yale = f the Years ago : repetition splendid work « LONGWORTHS PRESENTED Danghter of President and Her Hus- band Honored by King Edward LONDON. June 29 Edward's court drawing room was pede notable the presentation of Mr I Mrs Nicholas Longworth The roval role was pumerous and the precession of the kiog tid oo of stats was except br tut I= breast gli! thie queen Worse beautiful The American § liplomatic circle in addit Mrs longworth were Frederick W White Whitrtdge of New Y. lelshniau, American Turkey. and Mrs ebtations in the Mrs King Ly AL (ues fhe Kk nod olay tered with orders jewels resviitations in the to Mr aud tod Mrs dge and Miss rk, John GA ambassador Mr to Leishimn The pres R€Leral Cirvie Frederick Benedict of Washing ton, Mm John of Philadelphia Miss Mathilde Townsend of Washing ton mod Mise Hallie Bremond of Texas President Roosevelt's daughter ited general attention Khe wore her wedding gown, with a dlawond ribbon it her throat, and ber hair was stuiply lroesad She was specially by King Edward and Queen Alexan Jdra aud the roval « Mrs. Drexel and Mrs Benedict also were much ob served Tle white with Llu KOrgeous ittired gown Were irvxel vx honored ircie forwer was gowned In Silver train, and wore Mrs Beuodict in & white and green empire Jewels Was No Motive For Dreyfus’ Treason. PARIS, June 20 —Procuratos al Baudouin coutipued iddress in the Dreyfus cage, poluting out that for eign powers supposed to bhave ved information by of the alleged treason of Captain Dreyfus resolutely iealed rel with Dreyfus and de that he wus need of the of the nex Ihe social wud fortune aptain Dr trenler his rece heaus tions iariug cous used ft idded motiveless lnocence sfatus the procurator treascu vius also rendered Serious Nisorders at Osowlec. ST PETERSBURG Late ast night it was reported that most serious disorders had broken out Ig he garrison of Osowiec, one of the great the Polish ’ invaslor War 0 literrupited June 24 fortresses defending router tierigan against phic communication ind Moscow his Des A court martial at Warsaw femned to death six wen for an armed tack on a Jewish werchant lelvy with Hn has «oun Ruselans leaving Mancharia. HARBIN, June 20 hie hielon of the Hus<sian woupation hind departed for Luss A small foree of ratiroad and frontier guards remain There will be no fur her withdrawals before May, 1907 Inst consid of srabile ed army Fifty Girls Escape From Fire, KNOXVILLE Lenn girlie’ dormitory of fustrial une 29 huox founty school, situated just the city Hmits, wus totally destroyed by fire. Fifty-eight girls sleepiug in the bullding esca hua without fojury Ihe Ia bhevoud Moran Vor tioverner, BOSTON, June 20. District Attor pey Jolin B. Muran has been given the | Kubyrgtani aomination by the Mas Sachusetts Probibitionists In their an: tual state convention held In this city. In Contest With Senate Over Meat Inspection, WADSWORTH SPRANG 4 SURPRISE. “Hally Farne, Aronnd Cenfrrees,” “stand by Judgment of the House and Make inspection a Warld Mode! WASHINGTON, June 20 Hf 1% to 45 the h 4 pee the eres Lie h Mr Lamb aot three of AT Va member iiture cht that the date of Mr Wad Iw He the cans al ey 5 <t of [ounb t should pay tall A vige ein <isteed that the half sud the pa rous protest ugrinst pia rge on the pucker Buriess ex [lie ing was nde PARCKer shift = d wediat Huw er Leaver iS Was t Lie on the atthe Ar hie Repul the legisintios Lie beef trust | ess jegisiating i ws 0 ippisuded on that f said fest + bus the Lent Mr tie situation is f Wf thie ves to pay ie ter Miss said sel ive Willlnms his [hese tld public thie pubic Ar the des th ths (the have KeriLg walt quitting it taikedd about injunction ng the cost of In thelr Pe kere tarily etida peop £ are valu Leaith been thie ind wow they tu pay them for Humphrey (Wash ii = I Lell PACKers pas spection and si) Mr the that 15:3 4 I never nade ntalned the iuveighed fing demands Keury juest thie Igual wanted to thd sad he should lex he right 1d vote the We povernm ent pay beard =o with » winch ie | have wiany speeches misinformatior during the was tle Much nod the teat fre:n neat Pritiie f the Ces nepection discussiog u of Mr Lorimer lll frenzy viv abroad over the fro the statement that special ers wade that ou the Bour apd expused dirty place yet ilillss Was dragged had truth noting wes farther frou the Rally round the conferees sioguu of Mr Payue (N Y Staud by the } i f the house Put be luspection ou the guver there it belongs, aud oioke this lao aie! for world were Pay ues lwpassioned was the Ltueut pection a wu HLOUE Mr as Le the vl ters of to vik tedoes rallied the supp the agri ural comswittes ou tory The leficiency the ition bill senute has passed prueral carryiug aud aiso the public Ht LR EY $11 un vutlding bill bout Missing (onvict Was Yuder Floor RICHMOND, Va. Juue 20 Walter Stairs. u convict, who disaj peultentiary June 1 Thursday night after Lise! during the ulider the tour of one ve factories. By some wcans uimniated a supply sions 10 Lis place white the ade Lis escape peared lu Laviug cobcvaled entire (uferval of the sl Lie had a of prov of concenlinent He uttiug a bole in one of the The author stied that be was Lid with tutions, but all efforts tov Bud Duaveliieye es upped Dy foundation Wills ties were sa! un the hi were ust Did Not Hug the Teacher RIDGEFIELD) PARK, N J SU The local board of education ft er 4 session which last wt Juni add fron ~ ‘i roelock at night clock in torning. de charges of hugeing Ace King te igalnst George M pal pal ueariy 2.30 led UI the nade Ly Miss Ler in the soles La Salle th. vided aud that th rely exonerated tea hier and the the wecting of the were unf Is el! young priuciys present nt ther of thew was It allowed to Le represedrod by nse After AL «la [owe before Judge Lau fodery wart EE. E Harwo the Ziou Clty bank was Harwood uk bank of $481.207 Dowie Not Su Craasy, CHICAGO of the in the teller lu Iie the hear nse Wilness testified that of thie es nocount in to the is A the books show that wow thie I overdrawn sinount Guilty of Mis Father's Murder NEW YORK. Juoe 20 Otis Hincks MAD, & Young negro, wes decisrwd guilty at Riverhiead, N. Y., last night of having shot and Kil ed his father In their hoioe at Speank on Thanksgiving day last. Justice Jaycox sentenced him to be electrocuted during the week beginning Aug. 18 next RECORD FOR INQUISITOR. Captures Sheepshead Bay Handicap In 1:37 2.8 NEW Yallk e Inquisitor, a Kheepshead Bay b Rheepshoad Bay as the track slepping it f fifth of a secat fu record 1 i than this the is fe i= tifise oY rs fifth rid’'s record thin ihe fhe Brush wis fo Hzlifa the i the onler named sel i le if fur nes + post Lic ind in evcu a shorter were ni Tend 1 te i v»h® Lew was at Off in a fairly the lead tion hie took and Koo] pos 0 the iast sixteenth worl three i wbrelia, with the ters of a favor ridden out LE) J from 1 sre. third &i Ise leagth Wes Was win Summaries Hand rite { siueshia first third aul fToue third first ' First {ace h tarra sec oud, Ro Second Goldteur els Hace frst second, Kernel Race Peter Pan Arimo, third luguisitor Fhird Ale first, Voo fax, third erich, first third Just So Far West BASEBALL SCORES Games Played Yeaterday In the Nao tional aud American Leagues NAIJIONAL LEAG - du thuste AMERICAN York m >» n A! New ste “ b . York. 12 latte s H d Armbruster Hog 4 3: ¢ 0 0-1 bo) 0 3 «4 Washington, § i Washijgton i sud dobre Smith Ericy atterion "rk ENTAGES J i «4 Feit 4% - ~ id = Wasulngton 3 Bosto l “ Argonaut Crew Favorite HENLEY, June vv lL rew loronte, went o the courage ander Wright set the stroke fo to the winute, afterward thirty eight ind then Jo thirty-six The had a great reception aud le certuln to the race for the Graud Argonaut from full alinost perfect weather snditious rey win to Tew start favorite lu thalleuge Hp St. KEunoch at Lateonia CINCINNATI © Tulites won al stouin June 24 I Lie the ol of linse handicag wel irse was the feature St Buh whid War ol wis won hy wt the thind tlie tvorite d Jung wing wid Little Wally at 30 to WINDISOK Juue 20 Litt w to 1 vou the short « Lise 8 Winds Ly u te, Prawns Lhe pair fo thie last turn of Wally got up ln hit fleld Huai the Lotus Eater at SALEM. N H tol wou the New } | i sep of KTinn) the opeulug New RHookingh ith here Liv \ 4 ple was se 1 Wes th Salem Lotus Eat id Hand f of June 24 Girap Town Tupice In the Howee WASHINGTON thie 2 lhe trial of Normwn Hapgood editor of ol Weekly the oh publ Heo 's which months past house hy Mr. Bourke Cockrun of New York, who endeavored to et before the house his resolution calling upon the postmaster general for information whether Town Topics was permitted to elrculate through the malls. oh EK ff hel wen) ied witention some was reviewed In the SAVED FROM DEATH, WwW Resc. e Hermun Firemen rking All Night, Fisher ind Flunmbher Held a hi In Male Young Staten lal Day aad Nig =a Small as to Present a Quick Huricd ta His Nec b Hesc ue tai 2 boi Lied : u then Lad t lils Was Flabier the the man ut “Ng! Fatlieg iu pal. wak it Lecvssary ” hevgnu of the of Our Lady f tron! COULIse Ta ent ute the ald uso Early in for treich talked with the thie up of worniug Fisher fee aud a tudwict which Le seviiwd He joked i“ Leerful until thes ushed roast beef with bis rescuers apd Liu I dnt kno iad waybe | fa Kliow w how time for thiey gone wis golng awhile he ist fend tue un r nd a cup of coffee, aud Wy Whe 1 cau { . i Diviuan vith a | id voloe w t ux t uid lel ue 1 ure work to 3 lie lian BRYAN AS STANDARD BEARER Wisconsin d(onvention Nnmes broskan as Nominee For 10s MILWAUREE, Wis, June 2» - Wi law J Bn ugly ludorsed is thie stand { the Dewo Ne- WAS sin itd bearer urat party palgu of las Ly the [leu tu st ehtiou ite col die I hete were oul \ }easions in Hryau the day Jus which Lale was weutioned luring aud that was when th resolu read as a whole adopte lis LAL Anil wleu Alns Werle ta « f f ap Want Greater tourtesy SAMARPA | From Wife HOoNOLL laps Murderers Hinnged ut Honolulu, Nou A nat Wharton Scored WASHIN Nell apd Hey port ou the “y yest ati 1 thin Hey the the 1helr Nell and Heynolde nt tus \ pA He called uf the president was Ushipshiod EE —— Weather Probablifties president. were take resentative Whatton house Jast “privy council report, be sald, ago i night them Exceptional Values AT THE Prior to our vi tem -annual nven- ike some skarp redoctions Links & 12} and 15¢ wash fabrics closing at 9¢ Ti include the best makes I. Lorraines, Arnolds Pa- her standard makes. { we who'esale in Scranton lers from 9) to 10de r che Best 25¢ Fabrics An odd lot of silk mulls, tolennes, sojessatls, e'c 15¢ White Dotted Mulls All fast dots, five sizes, worth 15¢ 20c Special 121¢ Shirt Waists Almost at your own prices, waists that formerly sold for $1.00 to $125, long and short sleeves and good range of sizes from 32 to 42. “hoice Ric $175 2200, $225 and $2.50, some slightly counter soiled, nearly all siz°s, going at $1.49. Bappa Cloth Another lot of this justly popular cleth, 36 in. wide and linen finish, some stores get 15¢ and eren 18¢ forit. Globe Warehouse get 12}c. Grey Dress Goods Another lot of those double fold dress goods, in beautiful patterns, exact copies of the imported ones, tthe thing for an outing suit, Specially priced 19¢ 54 in. suitings in two medium shades of grey. 1 to 3} yards, makes a skirt. Special 59¢c. 56 in. $1.00 wool suiting, five advance styles for the fall. These are just a few of our import order brought out early Specially priced -r + Silk Umbrellas Another lot of those colored um- brellas in black, green, red, brawn and navy, usual price $2.00. Sale price $1 49 1S ice Ye silk , closing ali 4 to Muslin Specials full blesched, heavy and weights, regular 9c and 100 Special 8¢ 361n., Light jualities Foreign White Goods 46 in. Persian Lawn, French Ba- tistea, Liogerie, ete., also some yarn mercerized fancies, worth up to 30e. All our own importation brought di- rect from the maker. Inventory price 18¢ Short Skirts ad Drawers to Match Hamburg trimmed and tucked, all mill made garments, sizas 25, °7 29 and 31 in skirts, all sizes of and closed drawers to match, ilar 29¢ and Ale garments on opel Fine Muslin Underwear Special prices advertised last week prevail until inventory closes Globe Warehouse, Talmadge Block, Elmer Ave. VALLEY "PHONE, Socialist Lecture Mr Geo. Hl. Goebel, one of the national orgamizers of the Socialist Party, will deliver an address at CITY PARK, SAYRE, PA, Monday Evening, July 3, at 8 o'clock. YoY ooy welcome; ladies especially invited. Admige
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