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I SILVER CREEK NEWS. < ' I'\o\IliASIJ.ED EYERY THCRSDAY l}Y A. J. SAUSBUR.Y, ~rcr1nB of hU1JSCtlption are Fifty Cent;.:; p(~r yL:.ar, posliivuly ln advance. _Thursday, June 21, 1906. EDITORIAL velt has fallen heavy-on Packing- town. They have learned a lesson of public clec~ncy. Singer Bernhardt pickt:d $ISO,OOO on her last trip here. this was really the last time . could stand the loss. The daughter of Tyler is now in a charitable home .for old ladies. If sh~ had li\•ecl in England she would be receiving a penswn. Almost any woman will believe a story that h~1s a scandal altached to it.·- -l::h.i.\'--k.-'11. d s us to in quire about the men,v.;ho sit around public places and gossip. vVhen Bryan come;_;; home disco\'Cl'S what a really slow and consen·ative Democrat he is it would be just likc'him to ma.kc a new break of ·some kind in to the unfolded .future. _;__ Philadelphia l'ress. In the opinio_n of Chancellor Day, rresiclcu t l~oosevelt is a scandal-monger. But without muck-rakers· and scandal-mongers of his kind, the country might live quietly along until fatally gangreened.-Buffalo Courier. Bryan Democratic party for president he will not start out at once as a prophet. His calamity prophe- cie.s did not come true. Too bad we know; but we can not help it. Judge Thrasher of Dayton Talk of the Day. -i A ' Kansas · girl graduate '<Vhont had been assigned them1~ ''Beyond the Alps I just want to marry have ao <:asy time in the co.unty convention, as a candidate for County Judge for Cattaraugus county. He will have no opposi- tion. Tllis is a fitting tribute to his ability and character and the g-enera liy accepted idea that he is the right man in the right place. Senator Thomas Collier denies that he has withdrawn from State politics, and the denial is accompaoied wilh a notice to his friends that he intends to stick to the business long enough t;6 aid can lick anybody o£ his weight in the township, who can nm an So-acre farm, and who has nq female r·elatin's to come aroun.rl and fn· and boss the ranch. 1 \Yil!; agree ·;o cook dinners- for him ~hat won't send him to au eaFly :gra1·e, and lavish upon him a wholesome affection, and to see that his razor has n,.ot been uked to cut'broom wire when he wants He kill Plat~ ag~in. is th,e same t_nan his l;Jro ther _? No one, but A.b. >SheJc July Magazine~.- 8 0 ~U VE-l I R P o~-TAiiS PRICES: EACH, SILVER CREEK VIEWS . Agency 1vith the BIG 001\iP A2\1ES. Agency, FRED W. THOMAS, Agt. Telel)Olle at Oilice and Residence. ·PEOPLES' STORE, .~ - Silver Creek 1 N. Y. . for you1~ Sun1n1er ·Vacation. -., .. Start To-day Most attractive of to women art this all tin1'e ·-:::. . merchandise of the year. _Carload of Dainty Muslin_Wear. Shirt 'Waists, Corset Covers, Chemises, ·-Etc . -~ <; c -R ·Hundreds of yards of 'Goods. \Vhite Piece Embroid-, Ins-ertions 1 -Laces, eries and White Stuffs -for- those who make th(i;li~ own, Sum1ner . Gowns. Linen Goods of all description for your Summer Vacation Wear. Don't Wait. Prices to Suit All. Straw and .Soft Correct Styl!(S, and Hats in all the at Correct Prices. GENTSt __ FURNISHING The Town Talk Kind . EveTy 9o.rrect detail in Shirts, Neck- wea'r and_ Underwear, at Prices that will make you feel like buying 'twice. F. _P~ STEW ART GAS TOt~ I Stamp Deaf One--Week More I . •$1.0() in Stamps with j ~ OnechalfpoundBlackCmssTea j Green o_r Black, for 2.5c ·SEllS ·THE B~'\~T GOFFEE 1 $ 1 . 00 Jn ~tamps with t.:~ 1 One-half pound Egg- -lN. r· HE wooLn ! Pov,;_per, for . . n u, : $1.00· in Stamps with ( One pound Banker's · • arid Java Coffee for Baking 20c Mocha l9c Put. up bv the Ho{¥ard Yr:· Spurr Coffee i $1 00 · 1 n Sta ' . · - : : · mps wtth Go., Boston, :i\laa&, under the i One= half sack J:>a\ 11 Fl ·names of ! for sy ':our, ! b4c ;$7.00 i·n Stamps with· ·,. One-h,alf sack Pond Lily or Gold P-~ice 35c j Medal Flour for 70 \ I ' c 30c ; ?Oc in Stamps with \. ! · One· roe sack SaJt, for 2Sc · · )SOc in Starilps·with Con:t.Lnental Coffee, '' 20c I Banner Oats, for !SOc in Stamps with o · • . . - · ) 7 bars Acme Soap, for lOc 25c ·25c Of THE . B'EST COffEES 1 SOc in Sta m,ps with _ • .. - ·' ; 6 bars Home Trade Soap, 25c ·jN THE WORLD', SOc i~ :S~amps with · · II botr;, Mascot Soap', for 2.5c SOc in StCimps with One J3room, for i SOc in Stamps with ,,- .One Scrub Brush, for lOc 1 COGSWELL'S BOSS GROCERY 25c