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Corry Evening Journal| Published daily, except Sanday, ‘Traction Bldg.; Center St, ‘SOL BMROVE, Bal ad Propelorar TERMS: carrier, § canta a weal, py mal ‘@ year in ndvi = Semi-Weekly Journal. By mail $1.00 year, 6 ceats Tauered at ce Corey Pasos | —— Teocan Horices le ewe colasta will be 5 cats per Unt each inaction Tor Bustorsa Locata and Wams Courstn alvuiee given undor these Kea Pista feetyed ty aie ola ser morning to cate fussilveth Another Memorial Day has come and the Journal, following the usage of past years, devotes a large amount of space in this issue to matters appro priate to the occasion. But no more than the importance of the day de serves. No tribute which this genera tion can pay to those who offered their lives‘on their country’s altar in the dark days of the early sixties can ever repay the obligation we owe them. Zach year as we watch their rapidly thinning ranks, new pathos is added to Memorial Day. In a few years more the last survivor will have been mustered in on the other shore and it 3s, indeed, gratifying to see the young er generation taking up the patriotic duty of covening their graves with, waving ‘flops and fragrant flowers. Memorial Day will never do. No ther occasion offers such lessons in patronsim to succeeding generations. Armour forced wheat to $1.09%on the Chicago exchange yesteray and Pat ten sent coin up to 82 cents. Time ‘was when the law of supply and de mand was supposed to rule the price of commodities, but now the millionaire gamblers amuse themselves marking the figures up or down. The appointment of Allen P. Berley to postmaster at Williamsport has aroused much comment thruout the state. Berley is a bank president, takes no part in politics and party workers clm one of them should have had the $9,500 plam. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad bus just filled a mortgage for ¥ 300,000,000. This is one of the largest on record. Queer Flying Machines, Sepa tielig vl vivir qurh jess sand the Feenrs prutessu, “asnapn ale Vass angen Hyied fy the eighteenth ity Hever sini nasbie”. Rane they? were very’ Wetle. You only reid all about then to L'leghere and in he Biographie Uuiversele ue was a fly that Would start fro Vaucansin's band, eftele pone a vont and return to ity soit polit again. Another Wan o pices phirt made elretes Ine the air of 100 yards diameter. Yauenussite suiteMtatons Werks Licredible. 1s host wan a ik, “The hind waddled ghout aid when In ritine 1 grain picked It up and squrvived I Ib amddied water will fis Guale wr duties always do, auneked aid Swain He wade anaes (bit Hinsed, ewillowed fogs, crawled on the ground sil colle about your arn). Its secrets died mind him. Otherwise we'd have been Alive long ago. ‘Names of Civil War Veterans Who ‘Are Buried in the Corry Cemeteries. ‘The following in the roll of Union soldiers who were members of Post 7 G. A. B., or who are buried in the var ious cemeteries of this city. 1 John J. King 2 W. H. Downie 4 Norman Bartlett 4 Calvin Northrop 5 C. 8, Smits Zalmon Olmstead 7 Clarence Robinson 8 Wm. G. Ingraham 9 Joseph Stoll 10 Robert McIntyre 11 Anson Barton 12 Alonso Gardner 18 Sewell W, Tenney 14 Spencer C. Myer 15 HN. Brundige 16 HH, Waldo WW Eugene Wright 18 George Storer 1 Eli Mead 20 S. G. Treadway 21 William Lamont #2 T. W. Courtwright 28 WR. Pillow 4 Daniel P. Mann 25 A. M. Steel 25 John Miller 27 Alex. Sewell 28 George Olliver 29 Alonzo E. Mallett 0 AL, Wightman aS Joseph Jones 82 George Godfrey 33. A. B. Pinson BC. E. Archibald a5 C.B. Rathburn 36 James Austin AT Manhattan Pickett 28 Wm. B. Hamilton 40D. 1, DeLisle 40. Samuel Mills 4M Robert Davis 42D. P. White 43 Dexter Wakefield 44 Prederick Tubbs 45 Conrad Zilch 48 C, EB. Poster 47 Elias Stevens 44 Jacob Ullmer 4 H. Steadman — 0 G. C. Cowden ft Moses Olds 52M. W. Loraway 5 Leonard Bronson fd Albert A. Miller f§ T. A. Allen fi Di, Alten 57 AF Livingston. 4 Jobial Drake f¢ Dwight Brown © John Craig 81S. W. Hare 2 Sylvester Rouse 68 J. FL Thorman i James R. Rows 45 Jerome Besnett 4. Elia Dunbar 67 Elliott Meintre OG, G. Harmon Hidamen,D. Lavell 1 Cyrus Moore 11 J. D. Buel l. Puller 7 Wm. A. Byham A J. K. Poster 75 D. J. Mead 76 Henry Hallock 7 Jacob Freman 1B Cy A. Cook Y Phillip Hoffman 80 Seth Weeks AL Leadod Burger 2 Emerson Bouton 86. Sid Beavis 1 Gustavus Baeder 88. K. Nichols 6 W. A. Lang AT Mit Skinner (Columbus) 88 Joseph Brown 8 FL 1, Pratt (Youngsville) WH, Hatris Patrick Dorsey A. C. Seamons Patrick Cummings John Milliger Jobin McMahon 56 John Jones Wf Mile Parkand 18 James Hahir 99 Richard Finnigan 100. Patrick Sullivan WL Thomas Casey 192 Herbert: Roth 1 Thoman McCebe 14 James Haynes 108 Gyrus Moore in F. E. Melntyre D, Carmrcke 104 CyB. Munwarren 1) Milton Love 110 Austin Nevins AL B.N. Crandall 1k Edwin Sackett 118 Orlando Rhodes lid Albert. Williams Ub 1, B. Miller Als N, 8. Falconer NT George L, Carey NS J. W. Baker 119 8. F. Oakley 120 J, My Dutton
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Mon, Jun 01, 1908

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