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that advantage.
Easily supplied here.
tion.
* for. Prices regular.
filled on street floor.
and form.
and Monday
If you knew
and $4.00.
We are overstocked on
at $3.19. Always $3.50
Notions
ment must
have =
on it to be
GENUINE
here or any
~ where.
hardly any 3
pieces alike. See display
Trefousse in
The
up to $3.50.
We sell the
black, white and colors,
If you knew the quantity
$2.50.
i
i
Sterling, Dockash,
and Lehigh Stoves,
and Ranges
From $10 to $75.
We repair stoves
~ and furnaces.
$1.25, $1.50, $2.00 and
hand, a row boat manned by six men
ind a steamboat had a thrilling pur
other morning The steer pur
who fortunately
was a good swimmer
went after the bil, and the steamboat
naturally trailed along ULehind It
lucky for the deck hand lu the
river that the men In the boat over
The steamboat was the Major Rey
bold, which makes dally trips between
this city and Salem, N. J, and ft
started Its journey up the river with
the steer, the rowboat asd the deck
The bull was on the
the animal suffered from the heat or
disliked the prospect of leaving the
hot city is not known. At any rate,
the steer, with a toss of his powerful
snapped
him and started on the rampage.
The bull charged across the deck
and the deck hands scattered. They
behind the water barrels and
mounds of merchandise on the deck.
The steer advanced toward them, and
the deck hands jumped to their feet
They
had barely time to slam the door In
the animal's nose
He started to run across the
The bull saw him and followed
into the river
the deck hand was a good
Contractor and Builder
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with the
going, too
The Maj. Reybold slowed up and
followed slowly after the man and the
bull
tide. The mad steer kept
the ball The men soon had the boat
bull, rowing forty strokes a minute
just behind. The men in the boat saw
on —
i him and the deck hand and they In
! creased thelr stroke to forty three
they drew up on the ani
mal. While four of the men kept at
the oars two of them tried to lasso
{ the bull
Every time they cast thelr rope the
i bull shook his head and the lasso slip
ped from his horns. The swimming
i deck hand was gettiog tired and the
| The Steer Swam Close in His Wake.
{ bull was almost on top of him. Final
ly at the end of a half mile, one of
the lassocrs succeeded in ringing the
sleer's horns and the animal was
brought to a stop with a jerk.
The problem now was to get the
{ animal aboard the boat. When the
Reybold came up, the captain or-
dered the heavy freight gangplank to
| be slid into the water. Meanwhile, the
deck hand, almost exhausted from his
‘long and exciting swim, managed to
get aboard the steamboat. As the
gangplank slid into the water, the
ropes about the animal's neck were
reinforced by several stout cables
These cables were fastened to a
{ steam winch on the deck. At a given
signal the engines were started and
the snorting, kicking bull was drag
ged up the gangplank on to the deck
where the deck hands pounced upon
| him and tied him with a dozen ropes
It Goes.
How It ( :
acs ne
J. W. Beaman, E:q, was ia To-
waada today.
Hoe. O. D. Kinney has returned
f:om Duluth.
B E Heath returned fom
Coatesville last night.
C. H. Satterlee is much better
and was able to be out yesterday.
J E. Hills and wife of Laurel
Hill were ia Athens today on busi-
nese.
There was quite a delegation
went to Waverly last evening to
listen to the “Holy City.”
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Joseph B. Smith went to Nichols
to speed Sunday with his brother
and will return tomorrow.
Perkins Post will elect their new
officers Saturdry afternoon and 2
tall attendance is requested.
Harry Vin Norman, who has
been visiting a friend in Athens re
turned to Mansfield this morning.
H. E Harris and wife have been
visiting at the home of Artemus
Weller and returned to Alba tos
day,
Rufus C, Vail with his wife and
family were guests cf his brother,
Geo. E Vail, over Sunday and
went to Towanda this morning.
Hubbell Pratt and wife returned
from a visit with friends in New
York this morning stopping over
in Athens oa their way to Rome.
Edward Hornbaker of Philadels
phia has been visiting at the home
of John Watkins at Greenes Lands
ing a week and returned home
today. i
J. F. McKean is building an
addition to his store on Peansyl
vania avenue. His business his
increased so largely that he needed
more room.
The Choral club will meet at
the Presbyterian church lecture
room tomorrow evening. They
are getting some fine music ready
for their prospective concert.
N. W. Lane and wife went to
Indianapolis today, where they will
visit thir son, Leon K Lane, a
short time. Mrs Lane will return
afier Thanksgiving, bat Mr. Lane
will remain longer and may go
into business thre
Mrs. F. L. Estabrook went to
Coldwater, Mich, last weck to
visit her parents; Mr. and Mrs.
Robinson. Mr. Estabrook will
joqa her at that place tomorrow,
They will zlso visit at the home cf
Mr. ard Mrs. J. P. Robinson io
Marioii, Ohio, before they return.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church are to hold a fair at Els
bree Opera House December 4th
and sth, They are securing a
great quantity of fancy work and
goods suitable for the household
and Christmas holidays and this
will be just the place to procure
presents for your husband or wile,
sister or brother or sweetheart to
make them have a happy jubilee
There will be supper and a play
and music each evening. The ad-
mission is fixed at ten cents. We
will have something more to say
about this each day.
Writer Mourns Lost Grace.
Our present methods of training
girls are unsuccessful, declares a
writer. Grace is a lost quantity
among modern women.
Tameness Causing Extermination.
The dotterel, one of the rarest Brit
ish birds, owes its near approach to
extermination to Its tameness. It is
easily caught In nets.
The “Moral” Aspect.
When a man claims he won a
“moral” victory It means he has had
the stuffing licked out of him —To
peka Capital.
Worry of Little Things.
The little things of life are what
cause us the most trouble. It is easier
to dodge an elephant than a microbe.
Pitiful,
Nothing is more pitiful than the man
who falls because he Is afrald he will
uot be able to stand prosperity
striking street car men and thelr sym-
pathizers,
Bheriff Middleton was notified by the
mayor and read the riot act, which eall-
ol on the mob to disperse, and made
every ablebodied citizen amenable to
police duty. He notified Captain Ogil-
vie that the ald of troops was neces
sary to maintain order.
infantry and cavalry charged the
crowds with fixed bayonets and drawn
swords,
seen as were enacted on the principal
streets of the city. Scores of rioters,
sympathizers with the striking street
car men, felt the weight of policemen’s
night sticks and the edges of the =ol-
diers' swords In desperate conflicts in
James and King streets. At a late hour
street cars were running at intérvals
under heavy guard, but they carried no
passengers and continued to be targets
for fusillades of stones and bricks from
side streets and alleyways
TROUBLED CUBA.
Rural Guards After Armed Depre-
dators In Island Provinces,
IHAVANA, Nov. 24 -—Colonel Chase
of the Fifteenth cavalry corps reports
from Cienfuegos that rural guards are
pursuing an armed band which ap
peared at La Josefa sugar estate and
demanded arms. When none were
forthcoming the hand took five horses
Captain Harleo, commanding at Pal-
mira, wires that a band of twenty-
five, led by 4 man named Callado,
mounted and with carbines, revolvers
aml machetes, left Palmira threaten-
ing to attack the town. Captain Har-
leo ordered that the streets be patrol
led and that groups of citizens loitering
be dispersed. The mayor of I'almira
has a guard on the city hall, aud sol
diers continue to patrol the town.
Lieutenant Hughes at Homliguerra
reports that a band of thirty-five men
has stolen horses near the Soledad
plantation and Las looted a store. A
troop of rural guards is scouting for
the band
-
Couple Found Dead In Bed.
TOLEDO, O., Nov. 20.—Mr. and Mrs,
James Scott Mitchell of Salem, Mass,
were fouid dead in bed In a rooming
house at Bellevue, east of here. When
thelr room was entered a strong odor
of formaldehyde gus was noticed
Coroner Vermlilya rendered a verdict
of double suicide, Later Investigation,
however, revealed facts which tended
to show that Mitchell drugged Lia wife
and caused her death and then com-
mitted sulelde by the same means
The two had been traveling together
for several years, the woman belug a
palmist known as Ollie Courtland
Missing Boy's Body Found.
LANCASTER, N. H, Nov. 26—-The
body of Phillip Couroy, the sixteen
year-old boy who strayed away from
a camp in the woods, where he had
been with a companion named Frank
Whitney two weeks ago, was found
two miles from the camp with a gun-
shot wound In the left breast. At first
It wae thought that Conroy was the
victim of foul play. The hoy was n
cripple and as his gun was found near
the Doody it Is pow belleved that he
used the weapon as a cane and that he
wns shot through its accidental dls-
charge
Twe Drowned From Salling Canoe.
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Nov. 2d. Leon
K. Power and Robert Henderson, aged
respectively twenty and twenty-one
yenrs, members of well known families
In this city, were drowned yestenlay
in Lake Ontarlo off Charlotte. They
went to the lake to put a canoe which
they owned lu winter quarters and
when they arrived there holsted sall
and started out on the lake, A stroug
wind upset the craft. So far the bod-
les have not been recovered
False Alarm at FPlittaburg Hospital.
PITTSBURG, Nov. 20.—All the avail-
able fire appamtus in the center of the
city was called to the Mercy hospital
last night by an alarm from the private
box of that institution. When the lo
cality became known crowds began to
flock to the hospital, but the fire was
an lusignificant one, belug In the Ma-
gee pathological building. The fire was
extinguished, with a loss of $10, and
was caused by a germ lucubator ex.
plodding.
Electric Light Plant Wrecked.
CLEARFIELD, Pa, Nov. 20—-One
of three bollers belonging to the Clear.
field Electric Light and Power plant
blew up, wrecked the plant and
Smith's four story grist will adjoin
ing. Hundreds of panes of glass in
that part of the town were broken.
John Byers, the engineer, was slightly
hurt. The electric light company’s
loss will be about $100,000.
Mayor Neglected His Duty.
OTTAWA, Nov. 20 —Mayor Vallillee
of Buckingham, Que., has been arrest
ed charged with fallure to read the riot
act at the recent riots at a sawmill
strike there. Six of the strikers have
also been arrested.
invariably 8o Framed.
“1 hear there's talk of some coun:
ciiman framing & new gas (ease
bil”
“Yes? By the way, how is a gas
lease bill generally framed, any-
way?’ :
“Ia gullt, usually.”
May Not Call on Pope Plus.
ROME, Nov. 20-It would appear
pow that King George of Greece has
abandoned the iden of visiting the pope
un in Rome,
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Up our large line of
Novelties to
avoid tl
McLoughlin’s and T
Henty Books 20c.
It's Not Too Late
To have a mod-
ern steam or hot
wa'er heatip
system installed
before extreme
cold weather sets
in. We can make
your houss ccm-
fortable in every
corper ard your
coal bill will be
no larger. Let
us give you an
estimate on ‘an
up -to - date sys-
tem. We sell the
well known
Cheerful Home
furnace
which can't be
beaten. Plumb-
ing, Heating and
Tin work.
Gas Fixtures,
Burgers and
Glassware.
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Pheses. Elmer Ave.
H. TUTTLE, MN. D.
Specialist
Practics limited to dissasecl the Eye,
fitted. Hours 10 Sila er Te
8 p.m. Offices and 1m
Eimer Ave. Valley "phone 1
DR. H. S. FISH
Has removed his offices
from the Lockhart building
Toys and Christmas
1@ rush,
uck’s Beautifully li-
Alger Books 20c.
Permanent Dentistry
— ——————
A quarter of a century ago we
fo a well known gentleman at pres-
ent a vesident of Sayre. These fill-
ings today are just as bright, firm
and wseful as the day they were
made, We will tell you the name of
the party, if you wish to see him
yourself.
There are variations in deniat
workmanship, just as there ave dif-
ferences in the various brands of
Boxy. If you desire the highest de-
gree of proficaency—the skill and
knowledge that will make YOUR
fillings serviceable twenty-five years
from today—come in or "phone for
ax appointment. On the other hand,
of you take pleasure in having youy
teeth filled over and over again every
year or two, you should go elsevohere
Advertise ia The Record.
to No. 217 South Elmer Ave.
fering.
Murphy
=
& Blish