Punxsutawney Spirit, 1906-06-13

              Wmm: m - ' V %\)t ;]Juiusutaumcn Spirit. ■ m jgpr PES NO. 2. VOL. XXXIV. IIASKIIAIX HI\(il,KS. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., JUNE 13, 1906. llltOKK THi: HOODOO. COOL CLOTHES FOR COMFORT WEAR AT WEBERS i '! Gun Metal, patent leather and russets. We sell interwoven hos- CWi&lU/GVQ/fLu iery, one pair will out' RF.GTSTKRtlirJt . p wear two pairs ot an> COOL SHIRTS We carry a full line of Monarch and Cluctt shirts in all the latest novelties of the season, attached or detached cuffs, some coat styles, price $1.00, $1.50 and $2.00. Soft Collar Outing Shirts A big range of patterns in 50c shirts. MEN'S OXFORDS KNOX STRAW HATS jfife—The Knox sailor hats are all hand made, fit the head. Get a Knox and get tjie est# Feather weight and quarter lined, of tropical worsteds and serges in delicate shades and stylish blues in Hart Schaffner & Marx and Clothcraft makes. Boys wash suits 50c to $2.50. PAGE 2 See large ad on Furnisher BUILDING Store open until 8 p. m. FARMERS' BANK H| I A r|| Men's and Boy's . J. LUtB \ (Jiirstinii ill ,\ ill Iiiik'I ic. u fTr.GISTKRtllJ Jk natrs ot any M J. A. Weber * other make. Wash Neckwear 25 to 50c. Trunks, SuitCases and Bags. ONE PRICE CLOTHIER Itomls l-'or Sal«\ tractive. These Ranges arc more convenient than the ordinary Oas Range,—because in these, the Oven is elevated,—out of tiie way,—yet so designed that they are just as useful as they are at- \ l>a> of I Can* h'lijoymrnt, Two styles in stock,—the "RK A I, UCON'i) M V",—well named, and the "KRIKZ STANDARD", both the best (ias Range propositions on the market today.Pittsburg llappy. Torrence I I I I I ) I I Punxsutawney Block | \ UJ LJI Penna* THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER Easy term if you wish. Prices vary, of course, according to si/.c and attachments, From $2") to $35. 212 Mi'chan, m « Mark. I .. Ciilhnun. r A11«• n. :: . « ' i III pbt'l I, Komli. s Tra y m»r. Mi I < Jarvt y. 11 i'olligiin. s I m ...2 7yl. i. r . . . Kt*nnt«lv. »• Pratt. 1 < V.Wil. i:.iii<i. IMck ii|>. lllMir. |. Totals 4 'i J 7 II U runvmilinviK'j' Wins <Jiiiih- After Wrrl; of llcfi'iits. Sweep Sale Clean June 15. A Golden Commences Friday opportunity to supply your clo.hing and Furnishing wants. K 11 l» A K i i :: ii ii l ii II <i ii I *j ii 0 II 0 I- it 4 it ii ii 17 <i ,i 0 12 4 0 •i •> i :: n II o i i» II o l <» :: i l'lNXSITAWXE V The visitors put uponly a ftiirh |Rood same. The\ relied i<><» much f>n Punx'y playing the kind of punk> ball they had served up Monda> and in many insiamts were caught napping. The on! kick the fans of ibis town have on their team is due to the fact thai the\ ever allowed that bunch of corn huskers from Olean to score on thcni. The score: After losing seven straight Camphell's Colts rounded to yesterday afternoon and wrested a name from jolean, 4 to n. Ciarve.v, who graced jilie rubber for the local swatter, j pitched a great game, allowing the visitors neither a hit nor a run for [eight innings. Then the scene I changed and after one man had been iretired in (Mean's ninth Inning the York State Folks . inaugurted a slaughter which iniJuded five hits and three runs, twI of i lie bingles |being good for twoisacks each. Of course it fCjrnlBhev excltfiltltllt, but f)f tile kind whichftends to product1 nervous prost ra! ;o«. iiehind Harvey Itho Pnnx'y team put up a game 1 h;• was good lo look upon. Tinielv ifis were made by Calhoun and Allen'. Campbell. Meehan. Allen. Traynor and Roach led the bunch in brilliant fielding, lioach, Clark, (larwv and Meehan swiped bases clever 1> and .lack McDonald, barring one inoffensive slip played his usual snappy game behind thei bat. l I .? 2 I I i l .1 i> l i i II II it l ;s j II •I <i t II II o t j «i • oiii ii II 11 ii n n o i i o -oil' (I.i rvi-y. I. .. If lthiir. Hit I.N | > i I < -11 < •« i I).ill lllaii Sll'tlok Oil r,\ < rv« V . ; l>v I tl.i i I . I. I Vi ••• . .1 ).a lis M'l >u ii a lil. I' 11»j • • • S t < • i 111 T i mi' 1 Totals Slol.-n l> is. - Mr. I:.I a. . I n k." Koa.-li" < i; 11 \\. i'alhioi i 'I' )\' 11 -1 •: i si • hits i»»11 \ • ■ \, Loo ami T\l>i l>oublc plays li«'.li ii ;i lid ,( \| mpln-11. ItaSr Oil balls :: :» in 12 I fornelsville 1: i. .: Itladfonl . K «uic ... < »iI t'liy « H. MII Pi.. M- .'mi NSHl.l \VIM \  Continued on Sixth Page 1».M\ •; i . .1 till . ft 0 0 7<i .I'M it it t :: i :: to IT 7 t •; i; t :> t!► !• Hi 10 vr \ \ 1)1 \<. <>i rin: til its \V. I.. 1 S N RANGES MODERN GAS We've just received a shipment of elevated Oven (ias Ranges,—from two large Range .Manufacturers.] ger Brown yesterday. Doobn is in Berwick. I'm., boy and conies well • 'commended both as a catcher an| ticker. The management can now | breathe easier, as heretofore, had an accident happened to faithful Jack McDonald, the team would have been erionsly handicapped. Lawrence Dooley. Punx'y's new atcher, who played lasi senson and part of this season with the Connecticut League, reported to .Man- The hard luck that the Ptinx'y earn has been having and which has een commented on by the papers nblished in the other towns in the eague, was never more forcibly demnstrated than it was in Fridays atne when Left Fielder Clark got a iff on the right arm with a pitchd ball the first time up and was (Mil pel led to leave the game. Had Mark been in left field in the til centh inning; Double's blngle. which /as misjudged by Glenn, would ot have scored Servatius. Tomorrow will be flu- last Intertat** game at Punx'v for a week, Friday and Saturday. Juno 22 and with Bradford being the only homo games the two weeks following.The man who can't see an> good n this world t especially the profesional baseball knocker) aint very 'ke 1 > to get a chance to see any in next Rossiter Citizen. I he I nion relephone Coinpany. v huh serves the Interstate baseball t >wns, uas an excellent opportunity to improve rs service as far as unx v and DuBois are concerned. Allen's one-hand catch of a hot o:ie Monday took away the breath of a buneh of knockers at a ver\ oportune moment. rile attendance at Kasi Knd Paris itdicaies that I'unx'j fans know a Rood hall i4';un when thpy see it. Thirty-three putouts without the ign of an error was Campbell's record fm Monday and Tuesday. Punxmitawney was the only tenm in the Interstate League that played an errorless gatuo yesterday. The visiting pitchers never feel at ase until they land on Left Fieldr Clark's halting arm. I ray nor s had day Monday at seend was sandwiched between i wo big eague si tint days. Calhoun can prod the pellet sonic ml skirt the bases like a I "-horse ower auto. Manager Browns pitching staff omes pretty nearly being a daisy. McCarthy, Punx'v's utility infield r. lias been farmed out to Patton. Blair, who pitched for Olean ves« t*rday is an Adrian boy. Short Stop Roach, like Hans Wager, makes an error occasionally. Schedule for the week: Punxsu! aw ne\ will 1 »*» at home to-da\ and tomorrow with Hornell. Frldax the '•am will Bo to Bradford for two names; Monday and Tuesday of uex: 'Week at Hornell, Wcdnesdav and Thursday at Olean. Friday and j urdax . .June 21! and 215. ('.inipbell's Colts will be at home for games with Bradford. I he game scheduled ro be played with Kane Saturday was pnst! "tied <m account of rain, so that ; 'unx'y now lifts three extra games <» I>In> off. one with Kane, one with Erie and one with DuBois. Pitcher Hock, who twirled for Kane Friday, was not only a new ne and a levelation to Pnnx'y. but had never been heard of by Kane aseball fans until they got the reurns Friday night TAXPA Visit. Editor Spirit: Now that the directors have vmrd to build the new sehuolhonse on the lot where the old school bouse stands, an interesting problem in arithmeti< arises. The new building; will stand within thirty feet of an opera house, two or three stables, brick and frame, and a plaining-mill lumber yard, the insuranee rates on which run from i> to $."» per hundred. The new building could hardly get ;i lower rate than $2.r>0, though if properly located its rale ought to be about so cents. Fifty thousand dollars of insurance on building and contents, then, would cost the borough some ■Us. • per annum more than it ought to cost. This *XOO is four per cent. <>n $20,One. \re we not then imposing a perpetual debt of $l'o.ihio on the borough for the sake of building 011 the lot that few people honestly favor'.' And what do the tax-payers get for this $20,000? Of course we never have to pay it; but we must always pay the interest on it. as long as the building stands, in the way of excess!\;e insurance A day of rare enjoyment may be had by going on the Buffalo. Rochester & Pittsburgh Railway excursion to Buffalo and Niagara Falls Sunday. June 17. Special train will leave Punxsula wney at o a. in. and round trip tickets will only $2.«>o. Tickets will also be good returning from Buffalo on regular trains .Monday, June IS. The vole in Pittsburg and Allegheny yesterday for a Creator Pittsburg resulted as follows: Pittsburg, for consolidation, 31,11(5 ; against, r»,L')0; Allegheny for. (I,r»70; against, 12.005. Majority for consolidation. 20,2.">1. The opponents of consolidation announce that they will fight the proposition through all the courts. Permanent < 'ci1 itlcatc Kvainiiiation. Secreatry of the Punxsutawney School Hoard The school district of the Borough of Punxsutawney, Jefferson County. Pennsylvania, having secured the a| sent of the voters of said borough [ to increase its school debt to an i amount not exceeding $or»1onn.ou; the School Board of said district will on September 1st, A. 1). t90(5, \<- sue school bonds of said district to •in amount not exceeding nun.tin, in denominations of one thousand dollars ($1,000,00 1 each, bearing interest at the rate of four per centum per annum, interest payble annually. Said bonds to mature in thirty (:S«) years from date of issut however, with the right and option vested in said School District to call in. redeem, pay and cancel thirteen thousand dollars ( $ Iooo.no) of said bonds at the wud of every five years terms after date of issue; bonds to be paid in consecutive serial numbers beginning with bond No. I. Sealed proposals for the purchase of said bonds will be received the Secretary of said School Board in said borough at any time before six o'clock P. M . of  day, June 27th, l!»o({. The said School Board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all of said bids or any portion of any bid submitted CFORCH C. BROWN. Notice t<» An'hih'clN. \V. S. Swisher Dead. ware. The home of Reliable Hard- Punxsutawney Hardware Company But come in and look them over. All .Jefferson County teachers who desire to Iftke this examination will please send application and professional certificate to the chairman of the committee. The examination will he held in the Brockwayvllle public school building on Friday and Saturday, June 2!) and :I0. S. E. Downs, ('. E. Wilson, (!. F. \V Mark, committee. Winfield S. Swisher, of Valier, who formerly lived on the 121 wood farm, south of town, died this morning. Secretary of the Punxsutawney School Hoard. 2t2 T'he school district of the borough of Puhxsutawney, Jefferson County, Pa., desires to employ a competent architect or architects to make plans, specifications and supervise the building of a proper school building in said borough, and for this purpose will meet any applying architect or architects at its regular place of meeting in its school building, on Wednesday evening, June 2 7. at eight o'clock, p. m., sharp. Architects desiring to meet said School Board will kindly notify the Secretary in writing on or before said date. GEORGE C. BROWN, Ladies and men's tennis shoes — prices right, at Brownell's.• —-White canvas oxfords for women $1.2O to $2.00 at Corey & C'o.'s, Hotel Pantall Block. , =■ •: ' ' S IIP* A * •