WE FILL MAIL OR-
. DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF S$s.00
OR OVER.
is with the long sweeping lines that properly
: ted lend height to figures that need it and give an
od grace to women who are tall, Ewpire style
: Jength) the general effect isa trim
The Paddock style, sneg to the figure,
ats 3 “Fay .
on § sort of mannish with shoulder fullness to
are wanted hy those
25c to 40c.
with long cuffs.
is stock in this department continually chang-
salactions,
chasers moaey
know our
vour floors at
have made carpet
intending pur-
have exclusiveness on these
we
Were
would be quick to adopt it.
jokhing price,
Street Floor
close out price on several dozen pairs
men's stylish 83.50 and $4.00 oxfords. Always good
‘September and part of Octobdr waar, $1.59 and
~ Gomfortables and
Blankets
Tae god full sizes at 6% to £150, To see our
you might think we jobbed ia them. We fre-
Hats as white
AS
representative
Third Floor
snow and new as can be, A
velvet (because its proper)
Each is
to £70.00 each. See
a NCO)
gh
/a \C 3 SS
5 sail he By
RRRNIRIS RINE
+ =
upholstered,
attresses renovated, Um-
brellas re-covered and re
‘paired, 250 ‘patterns of up-
‘holstering goods to select
from. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
SAYRE. W. H. DENNIS, JR.
Car, Bridge and Elmira Streets,
Athens, Pa.
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
Best of Everything|™
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
A.E.BAKER,
Carpenter and Builder.
7 Pleasant St. Waverly, N.Y.
, former price 50c a Suit. Now 35c a Suit.
p Underwear, former price $1 a Suit. Now 75c Suit.
A Ee ans Sale price 79¢.
t half price.
; $2.50 and $3.00 quality. Sale price $198.
, $3.50 and $4.00 quality. Sale price $2.50 and $2.75
AND CHILDREN'S SHOES AT COST
Is the time to Ia ave the children's
teeth attended to
Your pretty daughter may owe
much of her beauty to her perfect,
even, white teeth.
To keep them so they must be
well cared for.
She will thank you some day for
saving her from IE and
mortification
Special Prices for July and Au-
gust.
W. B. McDonald,
Dr.
DENTIST.
: Rooms 7 and 9, Talmadge Builld-
Elmer Avenue, Sayre,
ver The Globe Store,
F. E. SMITH,
Plumbing, Heating and 6as
Fitting.
CARY BUILDING,
PACKER AVENUE.
ole Phone 238x.
101
“Shoe Hospital”
JAMES SMITH
Is still at his old stand, 604
South Main Street, Athens,
ready to repair shoes in the
best manner and at the lowest
price. Bring your shoes to
the “Shoe Hospital.” Shop
open evenings from 7 to 8,
Orchestra
The Queen City Orchestra, composed
experienced musicians, and playing
to far-
Jesse Sumner of Smithfield was
Mrs. Chas. Robinson is spending
the day with Towanda friends.
Miss Edna Dyer of Payne street,
Mrs. Fred Walker of Waverly vis-
S. M. Georgia of Binghamton was
an Athens visitor Tuesday evening.
Lon G. Seaman of Ithaca, transact-
ed business here yesterday afternoon.
E. W. Bishop of Towanda, was a
business caller In Athens yesterday
E
ed at the Stimson House last even-
ing
B. Plerce of Towanda, register-
Hartley
smiled
Balentine of
Athens
Smithfield,
on his friends
last
evening.
Mr
has been quite 111,
who
much im-
Borton of Willow street,
Is very
proved at present
Edwin Hoyne and wife of Geneva,
N. ¥. the
Athens evening
were among visitors In
vesterday
J. W. Rader of F. E
dry goods store,
Luckey,
has returned to his
duties after a two week's vacation
Miss Christine Selzland of Syracuse
Is at the home of F. A. Gillette. Miss
Seizland will attend the High School
Mrs. Ronan of Oneonta, and
Misses Doran of Willow street,
the at R H. Stickel’s,
Athens
the
spent
day East
W. G. Jordan and wife left to-day
to attend the funeral of A. J. Murray
of Watkins, N. Y., who died suddenly
Monday.
J. M. Ferguson returned to-day to
Canandaigua, after a brief visit with
W. H South
Main street
Shaw and wife of
Rev. Father O'Rourke of St
=eph’'s Catholic
Jo-
is having a
visiting
church,
short vacation and is
Overton, Pa.
at
and Miss
, will leave tomorrow for Notre-
Ind,
enter the university.
J. B daughter,
Mary
Dame,
Maney
where Miss Maney will
Layton Pratt, who has been visit-
ing at the home of R. Stevens, North
Main street, returned last night to his
home In Binghamon,
.
Leonard
who
have been suffering from dysentery,
are improving to-day.
The
Montgomery,
two children
Chestnut
of
street,
of the firm of Brad-
& Fice, dealers in farm machin-
ery, left this morning for a trip in
the southern part of the county.
John Bradley,
ley
Mrs. Wm. Heavener and son, Rus-
sell of North street, drove to Troy
to-day, to visit friends. Master
Harry Heavener will return with
them.
Mrs. R. Stevens of North Main
and Mrs. Willls Weeks of
left this morning to attend
the Coolbaugh family reunion, which
is being held at Stevens’ grove, Mace-
donia.
street,
Sayre,
A social gathering of relatives to
the number of 20 of the Glasser
family, from New York, Minneapolis,
Bumpville and Ghent met at J. A.
Bradley's, Cherry stret, Sunday and
had a plaesant visit.
0 0 Claflin and wife, Miss
Springer, Mrs. Henry Johnson and
Mrs. George Langford were started
for Towanda this morning as wit-
nesses on the Halnes-Daskam case,
when word was received that the case
would not come up before afternoon.
They all gladly returned to their
homes.
The Shaw Reunion
The Shaw reunion at the Gore
farm in Sheshequin yesterday was
attended by about thirty persons.
W. H. Shaw assures us that though
the attendance was pot as large as
usual, they all had a most delightful
time. All the old offijcers were re-
elected.
The next year's meeting will be
held on the old Shaw homstead, She-
shequin, August 14, 1906. To make
sure that there will be no “slips” a
tent 30x60 has alremdy been secured
for the occasion. The Bbaw farm
In one of the oldest farms in this sec-
been settled the year
Arrested As Pickpockets
“Darb” Maloney
were arrested last
charge of having stolen a watch
from “Spot” Mahood. A warrant
was issued and Constable Fice of the
Fourth Ward arrested the two men
and placed them ino custody. The
watch was found in the pawn shop
of Simon Glazer in Sayre,
been left there by one
name as Joe Ryan.
and Joe Ryan
evening on a
having
giving his
On the strength
of this the arrest was made,
Subjoenas were issued for wit-
nesses to appear this morning at 10
o'clock, but at the present writing
the case can not be heard until the
arrival of District Mills,
who is on duty
Attorney
at Towanda
Death of Mrs. Emma June
Mrs. Emma June, wife of Harmon
June of North street,
ing 4:45 Mrs.
a sufferer for a numbes of years,
ing had
She
dled this morn
at June had been
hav-
two operations for cancer
was well and favorably known
in Athens. She was aged fAfty-two
years Her husband and one daugh-
ter, aged twelve years, survive her,
besides one brother and one sister
& Miller have charge of
The fu
Rogers
the funeral arrangements
held Friday afternoon,
having been decided
DeWitt will officiate at
the funeral services,
neral will be
the hour not
upon Rey
A Big Real Estate Eeal
Record,
has pur-
As noted In yesterday's
M
chased the two-story brick block, con-
Kaufman of Towanda,
taining three stores on Susquehanna
street Also the old toll house and
all
It 1s the In-
Kaufman to erect on
the house wast of the brick block,
on Susquehanna street
tention of Mr
the site of the toll house a large ten-
ement house We hope he may erect
an up-to-date tenement, that will in-
sure safety to the occupants, and that
all sanitary be
provided for
class modern
Arrangements
Let
tenement
may
well
first
us have a
Fell Down Stairs
A. R. Owen of North Main
while walking
the up-stairs hall of her home
day
Mrs
street, through
Mon-
and fell
at first
but
some
night, made a misstep
down stairs It was thought
that she was internally injured,
forunately she escaped with
bruises,
Gun Club Shoot
The Athens Gun Club will hold a
“shoot” at the driving park next Sat-
An In-
Waverly,
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock
vitation Is extended to
Sayre and Towanda and other nearby
gun clubs to attend. The prizes are
shot gun, rifle and a steel fish rod.
SENTENCED TO KISS WIFE.
Brooklyn Magistrate’s Punishment
for an Alleged Deserter—Must
Carry It Out.
New York. —Solomon, with all his wis-
dom, could no' hold a candle to Magis.
trate Higginbotham as an administrator
of justice. George Lindsay, of Brook-
lyn, was before the magistrate re-
cently charged by his wife with having
abandoned her and their baby. “1 sen-
tence you to spend one day a week with
your wife and baby, either in Prospect
park or at Coney Island,” sald Magis-
trate Higginbotham. “You accompany
your wife and watch the baby play.
Don't speak to each other. All you
have to do is to watch the baby play.”
“Yes, sir,” Lindsay sald, fumbling his
hat.
“And, Lindsay, you are further sen.
tence to kiss your wife once each day,”
continued the magistrate. “You might
also take her a bunch of flowers once a
week, so she will have something pleas-
ant to look at. You are also to pay her
six dollars a week for four weeks. This
sentence must be carried out. If itis
not yeu will be in contempt of court
and f will punish you. You and your
wife are to come back here in a month
and let me know how the court's sen-
tence is being carried out.”
Japanese Becomes Popular.
Until recently the Japanese lan-
guage was studied only by a few Ger
man officers in the military academy
of Berlin, and these received a sub
sidy from (he academy to encourage
them In thelr studies. In future the
Japanese language is to be taught in
the German schools on the same level
as other foreign languages. In addi
tion five lieutenants will be detached
from the general staff in order to fol
low the courses of the Oriental sem-
inary of Berlin In the Japanese seo
tion.
Hint for Balesmen,
This ability to bring the best that
fs in you to the man you are trying
to reach, to make a good Impression
at the very first meeting, to approach
a prospective customer as though you
bad known him for years without of-
Jauding his taste, without raising the
lsat prejudics, | but jetting his sym-
TRIALS FOR PACKERS.
Separate Hearings May Be Demand.
ed, Says Attorney Pagin.
!
arate trials may be demanded before
indicted on charges of conspiracy Wn
restraint of trade, within the next two
weeks,
After the matter of pleading had
been continued until Sept. 1S by Judge
J. Otls Hutuphirey many of the attor
neys interested ln the case held a con
sultation. and at least one agreement
was reached whereby a separate trial
wih be demanded from the govern
went. This move was anticipated by
the government, gud every effort will
be made by the federal attorneys te
offset the requests of the defendants
Assistant Attorney General Oliver
Pagin In speaking of the contemplated
demands for separate trials declared
last night that it is wot probable that
separate hearings will be grauted by
the federal courts under the
dictment charging conspiracy
“All these defendants are Included In
the one indictment charging cousplracy
In rectraint of trade,” sald Attorney
Pagin. “Conspiracy of course will be
the esseuce of the case, and nasmunch
as it takes all of these defendants to
gether to form the alleged conspiracy
there i= no reason why they ghould not
tried together, and the government
will use every effort to have all of th
defendants tried at the sae time
one iu
be
MINERS WANT A FAIR SHARE.
“Haven't Had It, According to Opera-
tors’ Figures.” Says Mitchell
PHILADELPHIA, Rept 6
Alitchell, president of the United Mine
Workers of Awerica. was here yester
day as vice president of the American
Federation of Labor to join in settling
a dispute between typesetters and
printers,
The convention of autbracite miners
to draft new demauds for prescutation
to the coal companies on the expira
tion of the strike commission's award
ou April 1 next will he Leld iu Shame
kin between Dee 5 and 10
“I can ouly repeat.” sald Mr. Mitch
ell, “that it Is my finn conviction that
lasting peace in the hard coal fields
can only be had through the recogni
tion of the union and an eight Lour
workday.”
Mr. Mitchell was asked about the
claim that his demands, If granted,
would mean an advance of 50 cents a
tou to cousumers of cecal. He sald
“Taking the figures of experts, the
cowpanles collected $30,000,000 extra
from cousumers after the award of the
strike commission, aud they have never
pretended the miners got more than
$16,000,000 as their share, It seems to
me that the mine workers off the
operators’ own showing have uot re
ceived their full share of the increased
prosperity.”
Jolin
This Man's Eyes Drop Out.
BERLIN, Sept. 6 - An extraordinary
case of 0 man whose eyes drop out has
beeu brought before the Berlin Med-
ical association. He is fifty-six years
of age. Waking up suddenly one night
in excruciating pain; he found Lis left
eve lying on the pillow, but with the
ald of relatives he was able to replace
It, his sight pot Lelug in any way af
fected. If be leans forward bis eye will
drop out, and be lives in a coustant
state of terror. Sometimes it is the
right eye, sometimes the left, which
falls out.
New Lumber Company.
ALBANY, N Y, Sept. 6 —The
Dowusville Lumber company of New
York was Incorporated, with $100,000
capital and the following directors:
Charles McGroarty, A. 8. Brown of
Brooklyn and G. A. Hilton of Paterson,
N.J.
Weather Probabilities.
Falr; cooler; light to fresh west
winds.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotatiems.
Money on call firm at 3 per cent, prime
mercantile paper, #,U#% per cent, ex-
changes, $881.77]; balances, $3337.07
Closing prices
Amal Copper 1%
10%
Atchison
1%
Rock Island.
B&O .
Brooklyn R. T..
C.C.C.a8LL, ny
Ches. & Ohlo 8t. Paul ; Fs
Chl & Northw Bouthern Pac...
Bouthern Ry.... BY%
Bouth. Ry. pf... 14
Bugar 139%,
my
D.&H as
Texas Pacific...
1129
a
04
nn,
63%
10044
bid,
AT
N. Y. Central
Norf & Went
Penn. R. R..
Reading
Erle. oe 5
Gen Electric. 10
Union Pacific
U. 8 Steel.
Il Central...... ITT
Lackawanna .. #3
Iouls. & Nash. 14
Manhattan 18 VU. 8B. Steel pt
Metropolitan... 129% West
Missouri Pac... 106
0M
Unlon.... Hy
New York Marketa.
FLOU Re plet, but steady; Minnssot
patents » #0. winter JT TEA, 1
415; winger extras 11802 X; winter pat-
ents, 4.75
Wiha Opened easy, but quickly re-
covered with western markets only to
ease off again under liguldation, a big In.
creases on Fasays and bern! world's
shipments, ember, 50S §-1sc.; May,
RS eur 4c, |
3% Steady shipping, Wg0x ; good to
choice, Sg
BEANS — Quiet, marrow. $552 366;
Pediun $2272.35; pea. $1.75; red kidney,
1°
Baie CLR extra western
creamery exira nearby prints, Zc,
ras aie by nearby fresh. loss. Jc.
y 4 at mark. western fresh,
city, country,
Bigs fres
"HEESE—Firm, New York full cream,
fancy, We; do thoice NhGlIge : do,
falr to good, Naf
LIVE Job ¥- Firm: fowls higher
Awe ducks. G13. oid
bor sprin yf hickens, 140 150.
DRESSED “Por LT Firm, owls
higher, fresh killed fox chaolce, 1c
fowls, fair to good. 14g14 old roosters,
: nearby chickens, Ma 18gise.
western chickens, choice, 4
fowls,
We have opened a shop at
West Broad Street in the b ,
formerly occupied by DeForen
Munn, and are prepared to
and upholster
All Kinds
of Furniture
Chairs, Couches, Parlor Suits, EB:
Mattresses thoroughly
We puarantee first-class work
right prices. Samples for your
spetion, whether you order or nok.
Max M. Shepard & Go.
Waverly, N. Y.
"ROTH!
There is no nook or cor
ner in Sayre where T
Valley Record does not
late.
GIVES THE
LARGEST
PUBLICI
There is no nook or cor=
ner in Sayre where The
Valley Record does not cir-
culate.
LEHIH VALLEY R. R
(In effect June 18, 1908.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows:
EASTBOUND. .
A.M. Daily for Towanda, Tuskhane
J) nock, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Match
J) Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, New
ork Iilsdeiphls, Baltimore and Washington.
M. Daily for Tunkbssnock,
3:35 Wilkes Barre, Glen Summit
New York,
he Washington
White Haven, Mauch Chunk,
Philadeiphis,
M, (Wavrerly6435A. M) Week
{: 00 z= for Athens ulcer ene
, New Dushore,
fa, alls its Wiliamaport. Wralesiad. Keser:
ville, Ruqubuasort
AM. Wevenly § A.M)
B:50 fii Raita, Fah
Ww
kes Davee, ae 3
ite sven, Fenn unction,
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, New York, FF
sdeiphla, Baltimore and Washlagtos.
A.M S4dAY Su only. dor Albeus,
Ulster, Th
10: Ee ss
(Waverly 12233 P. M
Tuakh
PM M apr or 7 sunday,
3p Filiios Wiikes Barre
ul Nuch thank a Beth
York, Philadelphia, Aleta ‘and W,
P.M {Waverl) gis 2. M) Week
. only for then,
roeton, New Atsny
ela, Halls, will
ville, Tunkhannock, Pittston sad
WRSTBOUND,
AM DENY for
2 00: ro) Totnes use
AM. Daily for Geneve, ae ee]
3: Mize. aie aad Toroaio.
M. Dall Jor 1x
Spencer, hace Tra
A.M. Week days oul
Van Kiten, §
1:30 fami
Batavia, Buffalo and Niagara
P. M. Daily for
3.40 Caledonia, Batavia,
): 4) Varick snd Geneva.
Daily for Ithacs, Trumansburg,
' lsken, Hayts Corners,
ngs,
Batavia, wfalo.
Detroit, Chicago, St. Louis and
6:35 3: Daily except Sunday,
mond Express, for Genevs
Bufigio, Xia gars Valls, Detrot,
b: 23: hr Lackwood,
’
{ Moravia, Auburg,
VFalr Haven, Syracuse, Utica and
A
Canastols
burn, Syracuse,
for Lockwood
arnt Watkins) Valois, Lod,
Pe Dai
Utica
AUBORN re Een an
a. Srnisy Sb nd
pie clon Thor:
and North Fair Haves.