CUT BY NE AND MADE UNDER MY PERSONAL SUPERVISION ON THE EVERY GARMENT. NO TWO PATTERNS ALIKE. EVEEL SUIT SOLD HERE“WILL BE SOLD WITH A GUARANTEE AND IP FOR ANY HEA. sO YOU SHOULD BE DISSATISFIED YOU WIEL FIND ME ALWAYS READY TO MAKE GOODS = # 3 x ‘ = hk = ‘Men's Fine Furnishings THIS LINE HAS NEV: ER RREN SELECTED WITH. MORE CARE, AXD S THE QUA NEVER OF A HIGHER GRADE le The New Columbia | * NEGLIGEE SHIRTS IN WHITE AND FANCY, “ATTACHED AND DE. TACHED CUFFS. © MANY "NEW STYLES IN DERBIES AND SOPT ' BATS, NECKWEAR AND HOSIERY OAN BE SEEV IN PATTERNS SHOWN ONY BY THE UPHO. DATE RABERDASHER. P= A = TAILOR . CLOTHIER HABERDASHER Sayre, Pa. 55 7 a - # F TOSTORAITTLE WAR Nicaragua Ready to Arbitrate With Honduras € ROOSEVELT AS MESSEJCER OF PEACE United States Gevermment ‘Would Terminate Fighting In Latin Res wn Sal. ta Be Over a ps tod Wels, NEW ORLEANS, March 25—Presi- Phe statement of Zelaya is sald ba¥s peen priuted In Biuefields, with President Hoogevell's ap- peace, which is dated In Fed ©“ Vietory For Nicaragua. ASHINGTO March 23 — The department received this dis from Jose d"Offvares, the Amer consul at Managua, Nicardfua: Ureaw Teld Where Body lay. HOOSICK FALLS, N. Y., March 28 — A curious dream revelation here result- od in the Adding of the body of Thomas Nolan, 8 Boston and Mane bridge in- specior, who fell off the bridge at North Hoosick last Friday sud was drowned, A vain search was made, George Stemp of Hoosick Falls taking ah active part. Mr. Btemp Wednesday night went te slesp, thinking of all the possible places where the body might be found. Thea be dreamed, and in his dream be thoughit he saw the bady lying In & bole off Hathaway point, about a mile be low the bridge, where Nolan was drowned. He went to. the spot and Lalter grappliag sbout for awhile found the body. A Unwritten Law Will Not Ge. DALLAS, Tex, March 23. — All Texas is absorbed In thy murder trial at Crabam of Pixley Stewart, a rich | ranchwan, who last January killed Clinton Rutherford, also a. wealthy ragch owner, ‘The “unwritten law” is specifically barred, probably for the frst time In Texas. -The twelve jurors swore to ignore. the “unwritten law." Mrs, Btewart, wifé of the defendant, told of the. pal insults offered ber by RutBerford. She finally told her hur "who shot. Rutherford to deat in a public road : Blaskburn Succeeds Goethals, WASHINGTON, March 23. —Secreta- ry Taft ansouuces that Lieutenant Colonel Goethals will succeed Mr, Ste vens as chairman of the Isthmian ca- nal comimission and engineer ln charge of the canal work on April 1. This Is much sooner than Colonel! Goethals ax- pected. The vacancy In the commis [Mon will be filled by the appointment of Former Semitor Joseph C. 8. Black: burn of Kentucky, Sheet Himself Four Times. NEW YORK, March 23 —-Despondent over illness, George Thebaull, proprie- tor of the United States hotel at Sheepshead Bay, committed suicide by shooting himself four times in the head and chest. Thebault, who was well known in sporting circles, was forty-nine yours old. He md been suf- fering from dropsy for some time. Would Bar Absinth In France. PARIS, March 23.—Tbe committee on hygiene of the chamber of deputies has reported in favor of the total prohibl- tion of the distillation, importation, traffic In and sale of absinth, Antitature BITl Passed, LITTLE ROCK, Ark, March 23. The antifuture bill passed the senate and now goos to the governor. The tures. prohibits all speculation to fu Fish Severely Oriticises Fras- pF ident Rooe evel. : “Not the Best Man For White House," Says Railroad Magwate) “Others Just aq Brave nad More * Reliable ¥ . KEW YORK, March 25 Stuyvesant Fish, who “ys forced from the presi dency of the lilinots Central, raliroad by Edward H. Hafluiad and as uo cerenioniansly as though be had Deen &: four dollar 8 week office boy, re tured from Philadelphia, where he'de Hrerad au address on “Faith and Fi nance” and Afterward severely eritl cizel President Hovsetell Mr. Fish began by asserting that the people ueed not reganl conditions as wrong bevanse of am occasional flurry in the stock market but he asserted 4 STUXYVESANT FISH. conditions could be made grievously wrong by Ao unsound point of view in the White House. f “What Is your estimate of President RogaeveltY' wis asked. . “What 1s my estiaate of Theodore Rooseayelt ¥” he repeatil “Well, [ have koown him since he was a toddler so high™ He bent his six (et three to Indicate the height of a*iro-year«id child #Boy and man,’ be continued, “Theo dore Roosevelt has heen unsteady, but always well mesning.” “Has his administration met your approval? “Not wholly. He has in tuo marked je degree the characteristic of all the Hoosevelts. The fable of Jupiter and the packs ilustrajes what I-mean “You will remember that the god di vided the Luddeus of » ton Impeviaat mortal. Iu front of the mun he sus pended a basket, in which he placed the faults of all other wen. In a kuap sack opon the man's shoulders he placed the man's own fanits. “So it Is with the president. He can see the faults of every one else, but none of his own" “Even with the faults you have named Is be not the best man for the presidency 7° “No: 1 know others just as well meaning. just ax brave who have more discretion, who are far more steady and reliable” with Army Scandal at Paris, PARIS March 23 ~The etitire session ‘of the chamber of deputies was devot- ed to a discussion of alleged atrocities and tortures which, it {s claimed, have cansed permanent mutilation and In some cases even death to & number of soldiers serving lu the disciplinary bat talions iu Africa. Pascal Cecoaldl, Radical Socialist, and other members demanded a commission of loquiry in order to allay the public anxiety on this subject. Heplying, War Minister Plequart declared that the reports from Africae were grossly exaggerated Te Keep Huel Safe, SAN FRANCISCO, March 23 Fl sor Biggy had a conference with Judge Dunne to decide what to do with Abra- ham Ruef In view of the fact that the prosecution does not trust elther the police or sheriffs office, One of the principal questions pow being forced on the aftentlon of gle district at torney's office Is what I= to be done with the alleged boodling supervisors No Immediate steps to remove them from office will Ie taken Car Every Twelve Minutes. RIVERSIDE, Cal, Muareh 23. —During the past week Riverside has shipped east on an ayeruge one car of oranges every twelve ifinutes, counting niue working hours to the day. Up to the beginning of the ralu this was the busiest werk of the season in the pack ing houses. The dajly average has been fortysix cars. For the week 272 cars of oranges and three cars of lem ons have been shipped (hionge Orchestra let $30,000 Gift, CHICAGO, March 28 The Chieago Orchestral association received a gift of $50,000 from Mrs. Florence Lathrop Page of Washington, Tue mouey is to be placed In trost, and the jucome Is to be used for the benefit of the musical organization This I= the omchestra formed by Professor Theodore Thomas several years ago. Terrill Hames Burned nt Winsted. WINSTED, Contin, Mareh 23 The residence of F. M. Terrill st New Hartford was buried to the ground last night with Its contents, Mr. Ter rill waa in bed Hl, but was removed from the house In safety; loss, $10,000, Stetson College Gets 88,000. FIGHT ‘WITH GAMBLERS. Shooting Afray In Mala Sireet of S Fort Worth, Tex, FORT WORTH. Tex, March 23— Following an attack on an slleged gain house here County Atloruey Jelf D. Mclean was shot amd killed amd Hamil PP. Scotl, a meinber of the aftacking party, was fatally wounded by Willlam Thompson, proprietor of the resort. Thompson was thea sur rounded In a lumber yanl and cap: tured after a desperate fight, In which tis suffered bullet wounds that may prove fatal, The series of tragedies was seen by hundreds of men and women, includ ing many legislators attending a stock show The resoft Is In Main street near Sisth, in the heart of the retail quarter. f County Attorney McLean heading a party of deputies, forced an entrance to the place, arrested several wen and loaded 8 furniture van with parapber nalia. The wigon, with the confiscated famniture, had just moved off when Thompson approached McLean on the sidewalk and fred a bullet into Me Iean’s throat, breaking his neck and causing death. Thompson ran west in Sixth street, with Scott in pursult, Dodging behind a billboard, Thomp- soli shot Scott three thnes In the body Scott fell, and Thompson discarded his empty pistol for that carried by Scott and fled. By this time a score of policemen and deputy sheriffs, followed by hun- dreds of excited men and bors, were ifn pursuit of Thompson, who found damporary refuge in a lumber shed Just across the street from the Tau raine hotel. the most fashionable bos teiry In the city. Patrolmen Bell and Lloyd opened fire on Thofipson, who remtrned the shots, while the crowd shouted, "“Tvoch him!’ As soon as Thouipson baa >mptied his revolver the officers, whose plalnis were emp- tied, fell upon him with bare hands aud made bl a prisoner, us he was suffering from three severe wounds in- flicted by the offfcers MARVIN BOY IN _ENGLAND? State Department Has Report of Miss ing Child at Pertsmouth, WASHINGTON, , March 23 — Third Assistant Secretary of State Wilson last night received a cablegram from the American consul at Portsmouth England, saying that the authorities there have a boy who answers the de scription of the kidnaped Marvin boy for whom a general search is being made In this country Mr. Wilson lmmediately couferred with Mr. Roosevelt regarding the mat ter and, acting on the presilent’s in structions, forwandad the uscasae tn GOVETHOr Ia Or DeEtnwiarne. sr wn son stated that this government stands ready to co-operate with the state offi clals In every possible way In the of forts to get Informmtion of the kid naped child. Keloey Tells of Hard Work. ALBANY, N. Y., March 23 -Thou- sands of letters and documents, com- prised In eighty-seven separate ex- hibits to show work done In the In surance department in the last year, were offered before the senate judicl ary committee In connection with the testimony of Superiotendent Kelsey at the hearing relative to the refom- mendation of Governor Hughes that he be removed from office. The entire session was devoted by counsel for Mr. Kelsey In drawlog from him a re- vital of the large amount of work done by him personally In the last year Bryans la With La Follette, DETROIT, Mich. March33 — William J. Bryan speaking of the raliroad situa tion, said the frst step toward reform was {to sscertalu the value of raliroads, since a reasouable rate would be one which would give a reasonable return on a legitimate luveslinent, and at present po oue koew what the mail roads were really worth. The La Fol lette resolution, which provides for an appraising of the ruliroads of the coun try aud which was voted down tn con gress, ought, Colonel Bryan sald, to be reiutrodoced In the form of a bill aud made law, Hottest on Record at Caplial. WASHINGTON, March 23 Accord ing to the United States weather bu reay, yesterday was the hottest March day ever experienced lo Washington The temperature reached Its highest point at 4 p. m, when the thermometer registered 9% degrees The reconds of the weather bureau for the last thirty seven years show that the nearest ap proach to this mark was on March 22 1S, when the thermometer registered Si degrees, Big Four Wreck Near Aven DANVILLE, lod, March 21 <Eleven persons were Injured, one probably fa tally, and Engineer Gregory was killed in the wreck of 8 westbound passenger train on the Cleveland, Cinclunati, Chi cago amd St. Lonls railroad near Avon A gravel plle caused the locotnotive to leave the tracks, dragging three coaches down a twenty fool embank neat Three OSicials Assassinated. ASTRAKHAN, Russia, March 23-- Prison Warden Przybylovsky was shot dead in the bazaar here. A captain of police hurried to the scene to Investd gate the murder apd was also shot dead. No arrests have been made. At Kutais a police captain nama! Kipa. nidse was shot dead in the street James Parker a Raving Maniac, ATLANTIC CITY, N. J, March 23 — James Parker, who attempted to save the life of President McKinley hy strik- Ing the arm of Csolgols as the latter DELAND, Fla. March 238.-J. How: {oll C " ) ema hab. ee fired the fatal shot at the president, Is FS DF Lhe. patie GETS QUICK JUSTICE English Murderer Tried and Condemned In a Day. RAYNER CONTRASTED WITH THAW Sisyer of William Whiteley at Lou. dog Can Expect Little Merey aad Will Probably Be Hanged Withix a Month. LONDON, March 23 Horace George Rayner was arraigued lu the Central criminal fourt charged with (he wiliful murder of Willlam Whiteley, the well known muitimilliouaire dry goods wer chaut of Westbourue Grove ou Jan. 24 The shooting of Whiteley was admitted by the defense. which pleaded that Rayuer was lusane. The jury, after belug out nine minutes. returned a venlict of wiliful murder. Rayner was then immediately sentenced to death No greater coutrast Letweep the methods of British and American crim- inal law could be afforded than by the Thaw case In New York city and that of Rayner here The prisoner was arraigned In the morning, a jury was chosen before noot—in the Thaw case it took three weeks to fill the box—and before night- fall Lord Chief Justice Alverstone had put on the eminous black cap and sen- tenced the prisoner to be hanged Swift and terrible indeed is English justice! In his opening statement R. D. Muir, counse] for the treasury, whose asser tions. were subsequently corroborated on the witness stand by Louisa Turner, who lived under Mr. Whiteler's pro tection, disposed of the fiction that Rayner was an illegitimate son of his victim. George Elliott, counsel for Rayner, ia opening for the defense, declared It WAS Dot part of his cause to prave that the prisoner was-a.son of Mr. White ley. His client, rightly or wrongly, be lieved he was the merchant's son, and counsel would show (hat Rayner was insane, In the legal sense; that be waa a degenerate, whose wind was tainted and defective and weakened by the overindulgetce of two generations of his family In drink. The prisoner next entered thie box and In reply to questions of counsel sald Horace Rayner once tuid him was not his sou and that Le see Mr. Whiteley Continuing, the prisouer related io detail the interview which he had with Mr. Whiteley Jan. 24, In which he sug gested that the merchant furnish him with assistance. Mr. Whiteley referred bhitu to the emigration bureau, and Rayner threatened to commit suicide Mr. Whitel jeft the sacs. snd dhe primer He said he felt his blood surge to bis head and them the tragedy took place In sentencing Rayoer the lord chief justice sald: “I cannot hold out te you the slightest hope that the sentence will not be carried into effect. 1 ask Fou most earnestly to spend the time left to you ln earnest communion with your Maker.” According to the Fuglish custom, Rayuer, unless the howe secretary mit- igates the penalty, will De hanged within a wonth. waking less than three months between the crime and the punishment ii ought 1 Eight Thousand Flee to Austria. VIENNA, March 23 -The serious ness of the situation In northern Mol davis growing out of the agrarian dis orders has not been exaggerated, From the estimates of the damages wade It appears that 40 farms in Moldavia bave been devastated, SO fugitives have fled over the Routwanlau fron tier into Austria, and a tota] of 10,000 Jews are bowmeless. The number of dead gud wounded cannot be given accurately, but reports give a total of S85 wen killed aud 15) wounded Blscksom to Probe Galveston Story. GALVESTON, Tex, March 28 — Ms Jor A. P, Blocksom of the Inspector general's department, United States army, has arrived here to make = thorough Investigation futo the pub lished confession of a discharged ue gro soldier sald to be named Page. who clalmed he participated in the Brownsville tronlle. Major Blocksom is the officer upon whose lovestigation apd report President Roosevelt dis charged the negro troops Salvationist Get His Pardon, AUBURN, N. Y, March 23. James Flaherty of Brooklyn, who bas been in prizon since Nov, 28. 1882, serving a life sentence for the murder of his wife, recelved notice that he had been granted a special commutation by Gov ernor Hughes. The commutation was secured largely through the efforts of Mrs. Maud Ballington Booth. Flaber- ty Is sixty years of age Reosevelt Disapproves Verdier, WASHINGTON, March 223 Preai. dent Roosevelt announced hix disap proval of the Audings of scquittal in the case of Captain Lewis I. Koehler, Fourth cavalry, U. 8 A, cavalry com- mander at Jolo, Philippine Islands. who was charged with making captions and unnecessary charges agsinst his com- manding officer, General Leonard Wood Hazard to Have The Mague Church. CATSKILL, N. Y., March 23 The alilance of the Reformed church has appointed Rev, C. G. Hazard of Cats. kill to take charge of the American church at The Hague during the world's peace couference this summer, Pix Years For (Child Marder. NEW BRUNSWICK, N. J, March 28 Mary Magyar, a Hungarian we- man, convicted of strangling her fant child, was sentenced to Six yeurs in state privon by Judge Boorsemn stolidly. i Corsets One case new model Corsets, worth 50c, with supporters, front and sides Special Saturday and Monday SPs. The best 50c tape girdle made; they have the new long supporters. Saturday and Monday 80¢ Hosiery Another case of that 16c Boys® Hose we had up our sleeve. They are worth more today, but you ean have them Saturday and Monday Se the pair or pairs for 25e. = White Waists . Regular $2.00, $2.25, $250 Wi Saturday and Monday, SLES Big line best values, B8e. Black Voiles #4 in. all wool, wire wool The. 16 in. all wal, wire woof, S1.0K 4G In. all wool, wire woof, §L85 Fine rich blacks, the best valnt be found anywhere. All Wool Panamas 56 In. Chiffon finish, new weight; usually retails for JL $1.76, a leader atl 35 58 1a. worth §1.50, our prics, $1.1 10 In. Chiffon Panama, Se. Ladies’ Neckwear new Linen Collar in wari heights with dotens of accessories Embroidered bandings, beadings, ruchings, etc New Easter Veils In black, brown, navy and white, tt Pre ve Gloves We are showing a full line of slik, lisle and lace gloves. Last son's values here. , Dress Goods Just what you can see In the you will find here. Our direct nections with the largest Dry store In Eastern Pennsylvania, us in touch with all that is Call and look us over. You will new things every tims you come. White Goods Just received some of the prettiest things you ever saw: Barred 1 Batistes, etc., at less than most We buy direct Dotted Swisses, Mercerited 5 Fancy Swisses, etc Plain’ Whites india Lioons from 8¢ wp. Linons special 12%e. Costume ‘Linens 25, 83734, and 75¢. Every one pure French and Persian Lawns 18¢, 25¢, 37%e¢, 50¢ and Ghee Arnold’s Fabrics The cholcest patterns form famous make. If its an “Arnold™ right as regards color, style and | ity. See our new Spring lines, ton, part ellk and silk creation 1907. Every plece is new, « Talmadge Bleck, Elmer Avem Valley Phone Alex D. Stev Insurance sad Real Es Loans Negotiated, Insurances Houses Rented, Rents Coll Room 7, Elmer Bleek, Lockhart St OSBORN'S LIVER) Heavy and Light Draying aad Mev sallad for and dally Baggage i part of Sayre, Waverly. and ail Kinds of aftended to promptly
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