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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS $3.50 A. M. MONDAY.

an-leather cover. with helps. &c.-regular
value S.. In this sale al Sl.i9.
no 4-Oxford Teachers Bible. flexible
all-leather covers, with helps, &C. win
thumb index-a bargain al 500 In the
sale yl.9S.
All our and SGT. MIX and Water
Pals, heavy tin-regular price. 100. We
must have money, so We price them DC.
each.
Perforated Pie Plates. heavy tin-regu-
lar price. 30 In this sale, &c. each.
Small lot heavy tin Pie Plates lc. each.
one gallon glass tin-jacket oil Cans
regular price, 25c. each. In this sale
l5c. each.
Beverage Automatic Steam Cookers
none better made-need 10 description,
you know them.
Size Irregular price. 81. in this sale
Size Irregular price, $3.50; in this sale
Size irregular price, So %; in this sale
s-quart Tin Buckets. with lid. heavy
tin-reguar price. l5c. each. In the sale
Full set Banded Toilet ses-regular
price. 81 20. In this sale. 75c. the set.
1-quart Sprinkling Cans-regular price,
loc. each In this sale 4c each.
Small lot 1-quart Coffee Pot, heavy tin
regular price. lOc. In this sale &c.
each.
Heavy Galvanized Iron Refrigerator
Pans-regular price. 100. each. In the
sale &C. each.
1--WE MUST HAVE MONEY"
Habermenr steel Enameled Ware
Large size steel enameled Wash Basins
regular price 29c. But we must have
money. so price them at Zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS 8:3OA. NJ. MONDAY.

good quality In this sale 20. cake.
Kinks Soaps were awarded first prize
az Worlds Fair for purity and general
household purpOses-
KIRK S Cabinet Soap large size cake
regular 90. Soap. IN this sale at lie.
cake.
Chicago Soap. fun l2-oz. cake. best
Soap on tho m2rket-regular price 0c.
In this sale Be. cake.
The following assorted lot Of Laundry
Soap-regular &C.. goods. Richmond Gem,
Quaker city, Circus. ana Daisy Soaps, IN
this sale az %. cake.
Ko-kO-Ine Soap Powier-a small lot
in this sale az lc. box.
SMALL WARES.
Must Have Money"
Rehecta Polish. specially adapted for
nickel. gold, plated ware. brass, tin.
Britannia. or any metal requiring bright
slrface-regularly sold az l0c., but In this
sale price II az Sc. box.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY
THE I'd FLOOR.

The entire second floor
every department-scnds a
full quota of items. The
second floor is at all times a
field of bargains, but even
our special Monday prices
will appear large in COM
parison with these must
have-money sale prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

money sale makes the price SOC. the yard
] piece AllWool s0-iDch Black Ben2a~
line extra heavy aud excellent value,
81. This must have money tsale, 69c-
the yard
piece 36-inch very nne SILK and Wool
Alma Cloth-one OF the prettiest goods
ever offered at ST. Must-have- money
sale, zoe. tho yard.
COIORED DRESS GOODS.
This seasons latest and newest styles;
we spare rome. Tho best and most de-
sirable ones 60 in this sale.
2S-inch Fancies. checked and striped. In
pretty designs and excellent colorings-
our special at II 1-2c. Must-have-money
sale price. S 1-9c. tho yard.
2S-inch Wool-FiIled Csshmeres, cheap
anywhere and ut all times at II 1-2c.
Must-have-money salo price, S 1-3c the
yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY !
VELVETS.

A little out of season, we
admit, but at such prices
you'll buy them and keep
them for future needs. Cash
we must have. The Velvet
prices will help us get it.
Our SOC. Velvets. colors and black. cut
tc SOC. the yard.
our 75c. Vevcts. colors and black. cut
10 59c. the yard
orr 81 Velvcts. colors and black, cut
TO nc. the yard
Our sl25 Velvets. colors and black, cut
10 eSc. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS $3.50 A. NJ. MONDAY.

3s-,nch Al-Wool Suitings. solid colors
and mixed effects-our regular 25c. goods.
But we need the cash, hence zoe. the
yard.
3s.inch Atwood Cashmeres. cream and
white-universally sold at 5Oc-our spe-
cial price. SOC But the need OF cash
makes Them 2gc. the yard.
3Sinch All-Wool Fine French Serge,
cream only; cheap nj 39c. Need cash ana
the price is SIC. the yard.
3S-inch extra heavy Fine Atwood
Cream stern Serge: cheap even here ~
!Hc. The must-have-money sale com
pels Il TO drop TO 39c. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

ity--reguar prica. e.: o,us'-h sv~monay-
sale price. $50.
/ Crib SLmmer Comfort-reg'ilar price,
SOC. must have-mOney sale price soc.
II Comforts. full size-regtillr price.
Use; must-have- money sale price. COO.
II Comforts. fnll size. good weight
regular price. 81. must-have- money sale
price. 75c.
Comforts. extra large sire and quali-
irregular price. 81 %: musthave- money
sale price, 81.
Choice quality. very fine regular
price. 81 30: st-have-rnoney- sals price.
81.
. Comforts. fine quality Satteen-res-
plsr price. s. 30. must-h.ve-Iuosley-sa sale
price 81 9S.
Comforts. extra large size-regular
price. s.: must-have- money-sale price,
S, 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
AN EXTRAORDINARY
SPECIAL.

Ladies Prime Hermsdorf
Dye, rich and lustrous Black
Hose, guaranteed fast and
stainless; high spliced heels
and toes; the equal of any
25c. Stocking you ever
bought. 1t has been adver-
tised by some merchants as
an "hour special for 19c.
The extreme need of ready
money compels us to part
with them at
y )-2c. pair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Best CO., GA scrubbing Brush-1oc. goods
in this sale at SC. each.
Small lot OF Sheffield Steel Carving
Sets. You'll know the value. only look
at them-i2c. the set.
Remember this is not an ordinary spe-
cial sale.
I'VE MUST HAVE MONEY"
Everything we advertise will be prom,
inently displayed with price-marks. ana
YOU can buy freely OF these ana not Do
prevailed upon TO buy something else.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Lot No. 5-All the 75c. Scrap Baskets
In this sale al soc. each
Lot No. 6-Au the 81 and Sl.25 Scrap
Baskets Tn this sale at 50c. each.
Lot No All the 81 Clothes Hampers
IN this sale az SOC. each.
Lot No S-An the Sl.79 Clothes Hampers
in this sale al 81
Lot 80. g-All the Sol9 Clothes Hampers
in this sale at sl.2j.
LAUNDRY SOAPS
Must have money
300 cakes Bitten Soap. large size cake.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY !
WASH GOODS.
Oh, what a time in Wash
Goods Only a few items
but look at the prices.

Black Figured. Turkey-Red Prints
10 yards FOR SOC.
Lancaster Gingham staple as wheat
but we need cash. lie. the yard
Beautiful Printed Lawns-regular &C.
goods. Want money! 3-4c. the yard.
Best indigo calico. Short OF funds. so
we say &c. the yard.
Merrimack Shirungs-regularly &C.
This sale 1-2c. the yard.
Elegant Silkollnes-regular 12l2c. sort
cut 70 1-3c. the yard.
The IL 10 and 17c Jaconettes etc. at
BE. the yard. You know why
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Wcol-Filled Cashmeres that sell the
world over at lOc. (snd good. too. at
that. Our must-have- money sale price.
o. the yard.
3G-inch Wool Dress Goods, plain colors
and fancies. This seasons production
10 sell m 25c. Our must-haYe-money sale
price u lie.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS8.90A. N. MONDAY.


EMBROIDERED IBANN Els.
White Embroidered Tlannels. full width
Regular price. o5c.; must-have-money-
saie price zoe.
Regular price. &c; must-have-money-
Regular price. 81 i-2c: must-have- mon
ev sale price, re.
Regular price. 81 %; must-have-money-
| saio price. 81.
sale price. Sl.25.
DENNIS.
Blue DENNIS for ov-ralls-
Regular price. lOc.; musf-have money
sale price. l-Sc.
Regular price. - lie; must-have- mon
ey-sale price. &c.
Regular price iJc.: must-have -moeey-
sale price, lO SIC.
FLANNETS.
Red Twill Flannels- strictly all wool
Regular price. 100, must-have-money-
sale price. lie.
Regular price. de- must-naVe-uloney -
ssio price, l9c.
White Flsnr els. full wid.h-regular
price 10 and l. lie; mnst-have-money-
sale price. &c.
One special in Cream White Flannel.
! p inches " de vCrth 3lc.-rsgIlar price.
csc: must have u'orey-sale price. 2lo.
aG-irch C.eam White Flln1els-regular
price, - and 60c. must-haye-money sale
price 39c.
GRAY Flsnnels, Full width
Regular price u he. mIst-have-mon-
ey-sa.e price. lOc.
Regular piice. i5c.: nust-hs ve-money-
sale price. re.
Regular price. zoe; musthave- money
! sale price. lJc
Regular price. 3oc. tali WOOD; must
| have money sale price, &c.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Fine all DOL solid-color Felt p inches
| wide regular price 81. musLhaye- money
sale price. 69c.
Furniture Linen, CO inches wtde-regu-
lar price. 50c.. must-have-money-sale
| price 35c.
Ticking is yard wide. feather ticking.
a. c. A. brad-regular price. l5c. !:
| must-have money sale price, 10 3-4c.
! Fails Mills BIB fuli-width Ticking. IL l-2c
/ value: must-haye-money-sal price, l-3c.
Fancy Ticking. book-told-
| Regular price, 2Oc., must-have-money-
sale price. lac.
Regular price, Csc: must-have-money-
| sale price. lJc.
EiGerdoNn fancy stripe, fine quality
/ regular price, 4Oc.. must -haye-money- sale
/ price. 2Jc.
! Regular price. 80 and 5Sc.; must-hayc-
moner-salo price. 39c.
/ PLAIN Eiderdown-regular price. 25c.;
must-have- morey-sale price. 2lc.
French FlarHels. for chlldren's sacques
and closks-regular price, 80 and o0c..
musI-naye -mCney-sale price, 29c.
COMFORTABLEs.
! Summer Comforts. full size. extra quail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Extra large size steel enameled Wash
Bas!as-regular price, ole. Ia this sale
l5c.
4.qrert Milk Pans. s,ee! enameled ware
regular 2Jc. goods. In this sale j. lie.
6-quart MIX PGrs. steel enameled ware
regular price. 2Qc. For this sale l5c.
SQrare pieced Pan. large s.ze-regular
value. l0c. In this sale DC. each.
IL and 2-quart Tipped Preserving
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY
THE BASEMENT.

Well not discuss the kind
Of competition we have.
You know it as well, If not
better, than we. Our base
ment offerings always have
been legitimate and the
prices at all times lower than
any concern in town. You'll
realize the littleness of these
prices when you think that
we MUST have money.
Toilet Sets. English Porcelain under
glaze decorations. in three colors-pink.
blue. and brown-6 large pieces, bar
gain at 81 IS, but we must have money.
SO say N.l0 the set.
Elegant full set. large pieces, Toilet Set.
rnderglaze decorations. white granite
body, decided bargain at 3249, but Ia
this saie Sl.69.
glaze decoration, full large lO-piece Toll
let Set-regular value. 32.'5. THIS sale
sl.79.
3 sets only English Porcelain, UNDER
glaze decorations. fun large l2-pece Toll
let Set-regular value. $50. This sale.
S3.25.
56-piece Porcelain Tea Set. beautiful
decorations: real price SS.40. but profit IS
not our object Must have money, so We
say $40.
56-plece Porcelain Tea Sets, as above
but gold trimmings-res price. H.7J.
This sale. s. 80.
a6-p!ece Porcelain Tea Set gold trim
mi~ss. Dresden decorations. elegant
goods and our regular So set. The OBJ
feet Of this sale cOmpels us 10 sacrifice
them al A.lv.
lO2-plece Porcelain China Dinner Set
beautiful decoraticns-resula price. 81 80
This sale s.. 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
SPECIAL.

IS and 40-inch, solid color,
striped, checked and brocade
Mohairs; our regular so and
75c. lines at the very special
price of
25c. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
SPECIAL.

21-inch fine All-Silk Black
Brocade Duchesse, large ho-
raj designs; real value 81. 25;
sold special here at Sl.O0.
The must-have money sale
price
&c. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
SPECIAL.

2O-inch All-Silk, Lustrous
Black China Silk. Regular
81 1-2c. value; our special
price, 25c. Must-have-money
sale makes it
y lie. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
SPECIAL.

27-inch beautiful Natural
Pongee Silk-our regular
35c. goods. We need money
and the price drops to
y )-2c. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS 8:3OA N. MON DAY.

2o-inch An-Suk Satin Rhadame. extra
heavy-our special dollar grade. THIS
sale. 6ic. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
HORSE BLANKETS.
Blankets. large size

Horse Blankets. large size
1 regular price s. %. must-haye- money
sale price. 81 30.
1 regular price Sl.35; must-have-money-
sale price %.
Heavy Carriage Lap-Robes-
regular price. s.. must-have-money-
sale price. 81.
1 regular price. 81 70; must-have-money-
sale price. $l.2J.
1 regular price, 81. -have-money-
sale price s. -.
/ regular price. Sc: must-havemoney-
sale price $40.
l each regular price. 81 and $l.25; must
have-rroney- sale price, zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Beautiful Fancy Taffeta Silks--our reg
Mar 30 and 6ac goOds-Sale price, NC.
The har dcomtst lot OF Taffeta silks
turned out this seasOn-our regular 40.
soc. and 81 Silks. Must-have-mohey
price, zoe. the yard.
Solid-color Pongee Silks. GOOD value AT
b0c. our special price. 5gc. For the must
have-moIey sale, 2gc. the yard.
All-Snk Satin Duchesse. IN all coioTs-
dollar vsluc-Our regular price, Toe Inc
NEED OF cash makes 1t Coo. the yard
24-irch Fine All-Silk. Lace Stripe Gren-
Adine-our regular price, 81. Inc speclai
price, Doc. The yard.
orings for fall wear-our regular 81 goods.
Sale price, 69c. tho yard
BLACK SILKS.
Our Black Silks are reliable. we carry
standard qualities only. our values are
always highest and prices always low
est. We must have money ana the
prices are in keeping with the need.
Elegant Black Brocsde Ta1eta silks
the regular Goo. qualities. The sale makes
them 4ic the yard.
24-inch Black Brocade Tafretas. elegant
designs. regular price. Toe. SAFE price,
bpc. the yard.
25-inch Black srrah silk-trpe worth.
CSC: our special low price. DOC. J RS
must have-money sale. 39c. the yard
One short end of 81 80 Black eros
Grain SILK. extra heavy. To close. Toe
the yard. This is 90 per cent. less 'ha" '''o
SiIsilk Black Satin Ducnesse-cur spe-
uial &c. goods For this sale. Doc. the
yard. ...,,
Duchesse for this sale, 79c. the yard.
24-inch AllSilk Satin Rhadame-our spe-
cial 75c. quality. Must-haye-mOney sale,
Gle. the yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
25c. the yard.

fine satteen-covered Down Comfort
regular price. s.. must
price s. -.
Madras Comforts, full-size-regular
price. 81; must have-money-s sale price, 7Jc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
STORE OPENS $50 A. M. MONDAY.
BED BLANKETS.

pair-regular price. ji.3l and si.35;
must-haye morey-sale price. Csc.
. pair-regular price, $50; musthave
money-sale price. 81 50.
) pair-regular price 80 20 and 81 10;
must-have- mon ey-sale price. s2.I5.
White Blankets. full size
pair-regUlar price, 81; must. have
mOney-saie price. Toe.
pair-resular price si25: must-hzve-
money-sale price. !Nr
I pair-rogular price, SIC; must-haye-
mOney-sale price. t9c.
l pair-regrlar price. 81. 30; must-hsye-
money-sale price. 10
pair regular price. 81. must-haye-
money-sale price. 1928.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
MUST HAVE MONEY!
SILKS.

Talk about unheard-ot
prices, ridiculous values, and
such like, they are as naught
in comparison with these
forced-upon-us prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
LACE CURTAINS.


Nottingham Lace Curtains. beautiful
floral designs, fnli ID and yards long
Regular price - and Sc; must-haye-
money sale price, osc.
Regular price. 81: must-have- mon y-ssle-
price. SIC.
Regular price 81 IS; must-have-money-
sale price, 81 %.
Regular price. 81 90: must-havs-money-
sale price. 81 10.
must have money-ssle price. 81 20.
Regular price. 1915: must haye-money-
sale price. s.
Regular price. s.: must-have-money-
sale price. 81 pair.
Irish Point Curtains. choice patterns
EcTu-resuiar price. s. 30. muSt-hase-
mOney-saie price. y.
White-reg-llar price, s. 60 and 81. must
haye-mOney sale price. 81
White regular price. So: mus'-ha'e-
mOney-sale price, 81
White-regllar price. S.Oi mus'-n@'"
money sale price. - -.
White-regular price. 81 mIftHH"
money-sale price. 81 20.
Whlte-rsgIiar price s. and 'S.oo' nn''s'
have " sale price. -.
Irish Point CURTAINS -,
White-regular prize. si0 mas have
money sale price. s. 20. -
waite regular Trice. fi2' mnsthsVe-
morey sale price 80. ., -
Plain and DOTTED SWISS SuI'@"S-'sn
pair is our whole stock
Regular price. s. 20 mns'-ha'e money
REGULAR pr.ce. s2.I5; must-have-money-
sale price 81
SUITS AND SKIRTS.
rarcy Drck Placer Suits
pgmiar price. s. %; must-hlye-money-
sale price 81 -. .,.-, 90
Suits
Regular Iucr. 10 Wus'ha 3e-mohey-
sale price, $40.
Regular price. IS; must-haYe-money-
salo price 81 30.
Regula- price, $40; must-haye-money-
sale price, SI.os.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09
! Must-H ave-Money Sale! Commencing Monday, Aug

excepting such articles which We
dfavoail known
IF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-09

Blue DENNIS Tor ov-raIls-
Regular price. Toe; must-have- money
sale price. l-Jc.
Regular price. y he. must-have- mon
ey-sale price. o sc.
Regular price. l5c.: must-have -moeey-
ssla price. lO SIC.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-04-06
JOURNALISTIC.

the Sunday Truth of Hazleton round
ed out the first year of its existence yes
tarday. 1t has the same fearless tone
now that it began with. The Truth has
stepped on a lot of toes during its brief
career, and already the publishers num-
Der their friends and enemies by the
thousands.
An Easter number of sixteen pages
was issued by the Wilkesbarre Record on
Saturday. This alone is nothing re-
markable for the Record, but accompany
ing the issue was the prettiest illumi-
mated cover that has yet been sent out
by any paper in the county.
The Hazleton Plain Speaker has re-
moved its plant and Office 70 more com
modious quarters, and intends to keep
up, in the future as it has in the past,
with the procession.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-04-06
WANTS THE OFFICE.
A Democratic Editors Unique Appeal
for Nomination..

The following, taken from last weeks
issue of the Shickshinny Democrat, ex-
plains itself:
''We-Deemer Beideman, if you
please-are in it. Want the Demo
cratic nomination for county commits
sioner, and will do all we can to get it.
No time to bluff and nothing mean to
say about the other fellows. Why the
the desire? Because we believe we
could fill the bill, and there's good sal
ary attached-we need the salary. Any
man who has the grit and pluck to pub
lish Democratic paper in town like
Shickshinny is deserving. Cries OF
here, here, and continued applause
from the gallery.)
''Whie we must confess there are those
who say they are willing to bleed and
die for the Jacksonian party, we will
not. We simply want to draw breath
and salary. (Huzzahs from the bald
headed row.
'Modestly, however, it is the opinion
of many that the editorial 1--WE" should
pO i'Io5 lOi obiNitCo ltuttl
The 1--WE" thinks likewise. During the
past four years the Democrat has been
true to its party and cheerfully, unfal
teringly supported its candidates. When
they went down we went down with
them. From our meager store the last
crust was divided.
"Outside of the newspaper efforts, every
Democratic nominee will bear testimony
of our readiness to accompany them
through the district and county and in
performing such other unallotted work
uncomplainingly,w without any reimburse
ment. Then, too, there were the cold
rooms, damp beds and cold lunch.
Four years experience of this kind
should fit man for anything. Let us
have it.
'Many other things, wise and other
wise, might be said of us but we mod
estly forbear, and leave that for our
friends and enemies to discuss. In
conclusion, we mean business. Thanks
for your generous space and kind at
tention."
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-04-06
DRlFTON ITEMS.

The d. S. & S. trainmen have been
notified to send in applications for the
positions of engineer and firemen on
several trains. Those longest in the
service will be given the preference.
Several changes will soon be made in
the makeup of the crews.
Edward Brennan, of Freeland, has
resumed work again on the d. S. e S.
Railroad, after spending a month on
the New York and New Haven line at
Hartford, Conn.
The graves of Eckley b. and Daniel
Coke, in st. James churchyard, were
visited by friends yesterday and literally
covered with flowers.
The portrait of President Alfred
Walters, of the ID. S. & S., was published
in last weeks issue of the New York
Coal Trade Journal.
Enmet Sweeney has returned from a
three months visit to Madeira, Califor-
mia, and appears improved in health.
Samuel Cunningham, student at Lee
high university, was Mt home yesterday.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-04-06

Steve Precosky and John Cuinsak, of
Highland, had warrants sworn out yes
terday for Cooper Zusky and Tony
Fisher, of the same place, charging
them with assault and battery by beat
ing them with fence rails. The two
prosecutors are Hungarians and were
returning to their homes, when the two
defendants, who are Poles, attacked
them.
Precosly is in a dangerous condition,
being cut about the head, and his right
eye is completely closed.
Officers Daniel Gallagher and Patrick
Welsh served the warrants and brought
the men to Feeeland. Several witnesses
were examined on both sides, and the
defendants were held for trial. They
will be taken to Wilkesbarre today
unless bail Is furnished
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-04-06

John Mc0wen, "A justice of the peace
in Kingston township, was taken into
court on Friday morning on an attach
ment. McOwen was su5pOeaaed to be
in court on a case to be heard on Thurs
day and when he was sdbpOeh&ed he
told the server of the subpoena that he
would not come unless he was paid So. so.
Upon being brought before Judge Lynch
he was asked If he had any reason to Of
fer for not appearing, and said that he
wanted his pay before he came to court
and thought he did not have to come
until he got it. Judge Lynch then said,
"You are magistrate and ought to at
least comply with the law yourself
The sentence of the court is that you
pay fine of S25.'
McOwen said he would not pay. He
will have to stay in jail for three months
If he persists in his refusal.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1896-04-06
windish Made IA Confession.

George Windish, who was recently
convicted of the murder of his wife, has
confessed his crime to Rev. G. A.
Struntz, of st. Paul's Lutheran church.
Mr. Struntz was formerly pastor of the
German Lutheran Church, at Hughes
town, of which Windish has been a
member for twelve years and at one
time deacon. The prisoner sent fer
Mr.. Struntz and made the following
confessions:
son the day of the murder | was rest
ing on the lounge, having prepared
everything for leaving home, never to
return again. That afternoon some
ugly words were exchanged between
neighbors across the street refiecting on
my wifc's character and mine. | made
a remark, but, instead of answering. she
reached for chiScl and struck me three
times on the head. There are the scars
now. When | saw my blood running
down over my clothes, | became savage
y mad, and rising. | used all my strength
and succeeded in wrenching the chisel
from her hand. Then | commenced
striking her with it until the deed was
done"
The prisoner told Mr.. StruntZ he did
not wish his case to be carried to the
supreme court nor to the board of par
dons. II am ready" he continued, Ito
suffer the penalty of the law, and that
will save the few hundred dollars left
after the sale of my property for my
children. My worldly affairs are now
in order. | have deposited $3.50 with
Mr.. Boland, the warden, to pay for my
coffin, and when this is done | will still
have $500 left"
He told Mr.. Struntz to have 500 of
his money turned over to his daughter,
who now resides in Washington, and
the balance-$200-to be divided be-
tween his daughter and his youngest
son, Frank. The money was left in the
hands of Mr.. Struntz. to be used when
found necessary. Windish is resigned
to his fate.