an
WIELAND CO.
SAYRE, PA.
What Would You
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX.
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
- OR OVER.
hd
Do?
BY Pay
If you wanted to buy an article of
>
ware, a piano, a suit of
have you not always
Many credit
sizes, double sole an
Children's, misses
er shoes at bic
more,
Infants
Street Floor
ongress, all
S160 and
wnywhers
, lace and «
d top, $1.19, 21.39 81.45
shoes
Silk « he,
and boys’ absolutely solid leath.-
They are worth one thind
wiyone finding them to be
Must see
diversity in st
nade
the
Coats «
Underwear, from
Best fleeced 47¢,
98, finer at $1.47, a
These values we
kin,
to SL.)
, Re,
It
to compare
ete
iid
article
with any offering
the mills to you on
cand all s
it SLT
like you to compare
an think of
one profit
We invite it
itself,
wear that
wool 760 vool at
wl To You can
to SLU
with of
nd union sails
we don
trod s for the mow
parent,
and Juvenile
Ww, 37e, 30¢, boc, 69, Soe, 98e,
handsomer
(aate idea
nothing
wtrakan, Persian lamb, bear
be materially to your advantage
for article and price for price
show
you a big assortment of,
Ladies’ fleeces Hine
Te, 21.16, £1.38 and
23¢, ie, 20e,
E) you could wish for,
ener Dep't
Garments for
ld 25¢
$15
ae, IN
ladies «
Ladi
combination suits,
es wool Toe,
and wool, in sep-
12ie, 15e,
Sie
ts Flecord Women,
wool 47¢, Wl
vile
i
ihe,
ju shity
, 6%
any st and any
Children
cluding Mascus,
Royal Arcanow,
48¢, and 50e.
AN YOU may exact,
24
Hh Var
times AS much
stores here in Say
in neighboring GU
This
we
tops, in showing
O.U. A.M.
Y aie
Knights Pythias, | because RAY
Prineeton, Cornell, | our cust
Le .
MUTYPrs Ww
at 33, been making
tell us =o
HEED Th
* with oil «
In ladies’ there is scarcely any end to
Many tilts and | wll
iy Hp :
Belle, Continental and Madison
0 and up
ete, el
s from 81.5
RIAN TRIAD IRI
G4 Tye
arns ia
in Sayre where The
attended lo.
ulate.
even, white teeth
The Largest Circulation
GIVES THE
LARGEST
PUBLICITY
113 Desmond Street.
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CAFE
Lockhart
Sayre.
Furniture
There is no nook or cor-
ner .in Sayre where The
Valley Record does not cir-
culate.
Sayre.
ecord
COAL
J. W. BISHOP
There is as much difference in
the quality of coal as there is
between white and yellow sugar
. We sell nothing but the celebrated
Lehigh Valley fresh mined anthra-
ate. We also sell Bituminous and
Loyalsock coal and all kinds of
wood.
COAL COAL
St.
‘brellas re-covered
Our speciaity is prompt service
wnd the lowest market price.
J. W.IBISHOP,
| 103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg |
Both Phones.
and re-
select
four
a=
re or
not
bint
unds
numarous and values we
others crowns only, ete,
Johan Paul Jones, on-
vl suitable to sach taste
avers
¥ riety
SE
3
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7) Ne 00%%:
The Deepest Haul
Near the islands, lo the Pa-
cific. some Mime ago a fish net was
ink 2 feet below the surface
That is the deepest haul ever made [It
took a whole day to sink the net and
It. Life was found even at that
fepth, over four miles, where the tem
perature was just above freezing and
the pressure 9,000 pounds to the square
inch. »
Touga
(MM)
raise
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations,
Money on call easler at 6Jé\y per cent;
prime mercantile paper, $906 per cent;
exchanges $129 87 381. balances, $1461 %0
Closing prices
Anal Copper
Al hison ily
B&O 13 Pe
bi kiyn BHT i. He
4 C & StL ity
Ches & Olio Ty
Chi. & Northw_ 21s
D&i Ae
Erle i
Gen. Electr! Isl
iil Central 15 Te
Lackawanna {
Louis & Nash 15 1
16 I’
V
N.Y. Central
Nurf. & West
an. RR
adding
Rock Island
st. Paul
Southern Pac
Bouthern Ry
th. Ry. pt
Bu sas
as Pacific
nion Pacific
S Steel
8 Steel pf
Vest Lnion.
oy
So
iw
Hy
Ty
13%
Manhattus
Metre
Mi
ly
politan iy Kh
ssuurl Pac HE
New York Markets.
WHEAT Steady, contract grade, Octo-
r. SINT
ATS 0
3 No 2
BUTTER
iY (Mer
exis
ist
Tul
hanged, No I white, natural,
white, clipped gh
Creamery per rund, 1G
Santte E Xe h inge Ar bad quotas
eC
firsts
‘thirds state
mm
U1 9st
1 extras
£7 15 thir
Stale
vlored and
- i.
CHELELSE small and
fatcy 1h hg
choice IU light skims,
. part shims, prime, 54
i i GINImMon ty falr Y
io
Per dine ania and nearby
fancy. 3 « holce 7 |
extra, 2 firsts to extra
rtd oti C., checks, 1
riger ate rs 2
POULTRY
V4 pound
roosters
{ nl
>.
old
Kens
fowl}
Fig
=pring,
and ture.
. blgeons,
-
Turkeys spring;
keel, mized sizes, per pound, 16
scalded 1557180. chickens, spring,
itladelphia ire, roasting. fancy. 0g
other Pernnsyivania and state, choice
fancy, 14uiee fair to good
ers. Piiladeiphia. 4 pour
wis Pennsylvania
pair and under, 1sylise , oid
ducke, fprivg, Jy Island
intern wag} Pennsylvania Jer
arid ‘anf Heat 1345 16 sjuabes,
large, white, por dozen. yYL%
$l dark, RN S5g15, culls,
DRESSED MEATS Beef rat her nlow at
scant steady prices, general sales at 649
Fig per pound fo wr native sides calves
wer at Silke per pound for city dressed
Peal and 41. « untry dressed
country dre edd hogs ste ay at Ig%. per
pound for heavy to Nght weights
mn
Sh
ar 0 POULTRY
i1¥s13e
d= ta pair and
: dry picked,
wis to
i Liv Stock Murinis
| CATTLE poly a Yr Fg
| eliotce. JE i 2; veal
calves,
HOGS ER ra rit higher: |
Brief Local Mention
Read Karner's specials for Sat-
urday, it will Pay.
Special meeting of the borough |
council this evening.
F. A. Gillette and wife returned!
from Syracuse today,
Mrs. H. A Park went to Ulster |
this morning to visit friends.
Mrs. T “Sanford entertained a
number of friends yesterday after-
noon.
Miss Meta Ross ‘of Elmira is
visiting her grandfather, W. W.
Brown.
Mrs. Frank R. Allen of Elmira
is visiting her parents, W. W.Brown
and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Vanonver
of Owego are visiting at the home
of C. A Weller.
Mrs Harley Sutton went to
Buffalo today to spend a week
with her husband.
The Macafee Concrete Company
are putting in a sidewalk in front
of the Forrest house.
«
Beamer South has returned from
a week's visit with his brother La-
cey at Smithboro, N Y.
Mrs Rose Hart went to Cebu
this morning to visit her sister
Mrs. Frutchey for a short time.
The Athens auxiliary of Robert
Packer hospital will hold a rum-
mage sale the last week in October.
I A. Ruggles Tas been having
his evergreen trees trimmed on his
front lawn. LI F. Shaw did the
work and it is scientifically done.
Mrs. Charles Hanver of Elmira
is visiting her sister, Mrs, C. W
Crans of Elmira street. Mrs John
Hanver also spent yesterday at the
Crans home
Frank Martz with his wife and
family, who have been visiting at
the home of James Mower, return-
ed to their home in Washington-
ville, Pa, this morning
Richard McCabe of North Rome
who has been visiting his daughter
Mrs. C. Jenny of West Sayre and
son George in South Waverly, re-
turned home this morning. ©
Mrs. Eva Gray, who has been
the guest of Mrs, David McMahan,
returned to her home in Troy this
morning accompanied by Mrs
McMahan as far as Elmira.
The W.C. T. U. met this after-
noon at the home of Mrs. Streeter
on Frederick street, with a good
attendance. Some able discussions
were had on the subject: “Non Al-
coholic Medication.”
A letter from Mrs. E. Harder
of Owego yesterday contained
the news that Emmett Harder, the
first foreman of Protection hose
company, is dangerously ill and
will not be able to attend the Pro-
tection’s fiftieth anniversary here
on the 23rd
Henry Stickles, Capt. of N.Y.
Fire department, is visiting his
cousin, Mrs Elmer Osborne. He
gave a clam bake at Maney's club
house this afternoon to a large
number of Athens, Towanda and
Waverly friends. About twenty
attended from Athens and they
had a royal good time.
Complaint of Vandalism
Athens—Hugh J. Baldwin com
plains that the merchants have
been disfiguring his fences down at
the narrows by painting advertise
ments on them and that he will be
after them for damages. He says
he is not pleased with the idea of
their making bill boards on his
premises without his consent.
An Enormous Growth
Athens—George M. West has in
his yard on Maple street a castor
bean plant that is enormous in size,
It has attained a height of fifteen
(fect and the branches spread over
Hon. L T. Hoyt, who was cn-
gaged in the prosecution of the
graft cases ia Potter county, won
new laurels for his legal ability
manifested in conducting the cases.
We find the following in the Potter
est feature of the Commonwealth
{certainly was the most positive on
ithe case. With the assistance of
Mr. Devall he got everything that
could be of benefit to the prosecu
tion. He is a pleasant gentleman
members of the legrslature.”
Case Appealed
Athens—Mahlon Johnson
Harnesworth were both held for
illegal fishing yesterday at Esquire
Meredith's court in Towanda, but
have appealed the case and will
stand the game protector another
rules on it The facts seem to be
that Mr Allen, who is Mr. John-
son's partoer, obtained a license for
the fishing device, and at the time
mentioned the fact that Mr John-
son was his partner and should
have an interest in it. At the time
of the arrest of Johnson and Harns
worth Mr. Allen was not present
and the case rests upon a legal
technicality. The will be
fought upon its merits in the courts,
and
Case
Shoemaker Arrested
Athens—The cases of I. H
Woodward, Jr, and John Quinn
for fishing on Sunday were tried
before Justice Meredith yesterday
and the boys were both acquitted
and the costs put on Game Protect-
or Shoemaker. Warrants were
immediately served on Shoemaker,
tery, and he was arrested.
trial brought out the facts that the
that the game protector handled
the crippled boy, Woodward, very
roughly, and he will now have to
answer for his conduct.
EVERYTHING IS CANNED.
Ever Wearing Apparel Comes Cased
in Tin to the People of
Alaska.
“Canned goods
food refuge,”
are Alaska's malin
remarked Bishop Rowe,
of the frozen gold regions in a recent
after dinner address “and the
Indians have come to regard America
as a canned country. Every article of
diet and even wearing apparel comes
cased in tio, and it Is wo wonder that
suything that is Imported out of the
conventional package
tives of Alaska, In order to hold ther
ments,
aboul a hundred cylinders, all musical
eelections. The natives were complete-
a little superstitious, regarding the re-
production of sound as something su-
pernatural, Suddenly one Urilliant
balfbreed, with a reputation for prog-
ress, lcaped up in the middie of a pho-
nograpbed song and, selzing the cylin-
der. flourished It before his brethren
of the tribe, his face illumined with an
inspiration. ‘I have it!’ he cried. ‘I
know what this Is now.
white man!’
seriousness and now the request at a
Sunday gathering is often heard, al-
most cannibalistic. indeed, ‘8ir, can we
not have a little canned white man this
afternoon to amuse the children? ”
THE UNSOCIABLE LOBSTER.
Blind and Unrelenting ino Its Con-
duct Towards Every Liv-
ing Thing.
The twenty-third annual report of
the Scotiulsh GOshery board gives the
lobster an entirely bad character. It
Is an essentially surly, suspicious and
unsociable fish, which regards apy-
thing that comes near it as a foe. The
malin motive of It sactivity is defense,
and in defending itself a blind, unre
lenting vengeance Is a fitting corollary
It procures a hole ino which to walt for
its prey, and to which to retire alter a
fight. and then it is unsafe fo rany ani-
mal Ww approach it
Its keenness of attack and relentless
hold when once It has gripped its an-
tagonist are due to its want of sight
The eye of the lobster 1s 80 sensitive
that strong light blinds It Although
it possesses acted sight when
batched, the lobster is practically blind
later in life. It sees nothing pruperly,
but simply has the sensation of light
and shadow. It tests a shadow with its
antennae, and sometime when a
strong shadow ls cst on it the lobster
will leap at it on the off chanse that It
is a foe, The fighting tendency makes
It dificult to keep lobsters in confine
ment. When once they have settled
with one
Shing power i
men’s
Price
High Class Shoe Repairing
shoes
3 20yg SSE) Y3
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A CURE FOR CONSUMPTION,
Professor Hehring at Paris
nounces a treat Discosery.,
PARIS, Oct 6
who discon
Ane
Prufessor Hebring
treatoicnt
wlio of the
mest famous of ithe Pasteur institute
experts informs the Matin that Le in
tends to proclaim nest August n meth
wl of curing taberculosi= which be has
discoverwd He that the method
use of ne rim por
but that it
fA curative
eres] the serum
for diphtheria aad
El
livolves the thier =
VYacdipe,
well
Lhiokl the secret sone Lime
= 4 preventive
Fee
as
as wis He will
, #5 be did in
the case of his diphtheria serum
He will explain the method te Drs
Roux and Mentehikoff and leave the
appilcation of it to medical prnmctition
ers without revealing the unture of the
remedy, Lie thinks he has a
right to reserve tporarily the protits
of the discovery to enable him to pros
ecute other researches. Pru ir Beli
ing added, “From now onwanl the vie
tims of tuberculo v liege
The Nobel edicine
ge of which was Sj ies wis
to Professor I
wethod of rendering «
tou immune fro
lecture hie delivered shortly afterwand
in Stockholm Behring sald that
would devote the prize money to fur
ther experiments in the field. In
April of the of shivets of
a book by this nethod
were given out. The book gave the re-
sults of six years of investigation and
experiment
Tu the following May the cose of
his serum treatment for diplitherin
was poted (nthe official statistics of
Berlin, where a8 death rate of from
L311 to 2,000 was cut down in 1901 to
468 by the use of serum
In March, 193, Professor Behring
because
ees
sis iid tain
il
awarded
for his
yoinocuias
in a
price no fhe
hing ‘wil
ith
i tuberculosis
san
DeXt Year jpiros
Beliring upon
sil
of his tuberculin experiments to hu-
wan belugs and expressed the belle
| that they would Le successful
A DUEL IN THE NIGHT.
of Attempted Binckmall,
CAMBRIDGE, 11, Oct. 6. —Detnils
of the mysterious death of Attorney
John V. Streed are gradually comlog
Hzht, which tend to show that
Streed was slain in an hopromptu re
volver duel fought in the night. Indi
cations are that at least two bullets
| were fired aud that two persous were
wounded
It seems now pretty well established
that the attack on Streed was the re-
sult of a series of efforts at blackmail
among a gang which bad been operat
{ing here for a long time
The duel theory agopes with the evl-
| dence of Heury White, cashier of the
| First National bauk, who says be
| thinks be heard two shots fired. In his
opinion the blood on the inside of the
Louse where Streesdd was killed came
from a wound on some person other
than the dead Inwyer. This would also
account for the spots of bload on the
back stairs, the theory being that the
murderer slightly wounded
up to Streed’s rooms to get possession
of papers
to
hastened
Grand Trunk Pacific Rallrogd,
MONTREAL, Oct. 6 The contract
for the construction of the roadbed of
the section of the Grand Troonk Pacifie
from Fort William to Lake Superior
Junction, a distance of about 210 wiles,
was awarded to Foley Bros and Lar
son & Co. of Winnipeg. It is stipn
lated that the work shall be completed
so that the lw may be used lu ban
dling the wheat cron of 1107
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LEHIGH VALLEY R. R.
(In effect June 18, 1908.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows:
KASTBOUND.
Daily for Towands, Tuakban-
sock, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch
lehem,
1 +05 hock Chunk Allentown, Beth New
22 Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash .
A.M. Daily for Tank hannock, Pittston,
Wilkes-Barre, Glen Summit Springs,
White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
3: New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and W elton
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ville, Tunkhannock
Daily
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Duar
x, Plitston You Tiny ay
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8:50 Bi) Fomses Taihu , Plttaton
Chua Ahicmtoms: eishem. | He Tor
u Allentown m, New York,
adelphis, Baltimore and Washington.
ville, Rad and 2
P.M averly 1333 P. ML.
12:5 Ee (Wi y 1333 Pil
hile Haven, isency Chunk TE
bem, New Philadelphia. Bastion:
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Yor Philadelphia, Alla, and Wash!
ar Albany Dor. her
on, New
alla. Wiis i
ville, LR
MM. Dall Dea Buffalo,
2: 00: ars Pails, Toyento, Detrolt, Chicago, 81,
3: 4 sisi” A.M. Daily for Geneva, Rochester, Cal.
LE bay Tu
] fem Geneva, Rochester,
Buffalo. i for Niagara Falls,
AM. Week ays cu}
1 | 30 Van Easy, Bpuuerr
burg, Mayls be
ter, Batavia, re aria Comers Nisgars Falls.
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mond Mx Geneva, Rochester,
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St. Louis and poiat py de i
Corners, Geneva and Manchester,
AM. Werk days only, for Owego, Pree
ville, Corti Canastota,
{a Haven, Syracuse, Utica and pat,
nr Canhtot ites ond snd Albany.
645A. M.
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10: Li M. Sunday ouly, for Athens, Milas,
aoe aan. Glen oo
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is and points west.
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Detroit and Chicago.
for Lockweod,
Caledonia, Balavia, Bu
laken, Hayts Corners, Geneva, Clifton
FM Dally except Sunday, Black Dia.
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Moravia, Auburm,
P.M. Daily for a:
3:5 =a land, oa
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