Clothing
We invite a careful inspection of
pew line outside fabric, lining,
ind most important of all, the new
concave shoulders and perfect fitting
The new cut shows the only
mt ever made that will not
break. It fits right, stays right and
we tee it to be right.
: e can show you a lot more about
- our clothing that you will find in no
other make; besides, it don't cost
any more than the ordinary
Lina. it ou have never bought a
Rochester Hand-Tailored Suit you've
missed something. "Come in and
see”
Maney 5 Page
* SAY ATHENS
Jleale!, Strauss A Conner
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
ENEVERS EER
YOU ARE MAKING MONEY
When You Buy These Goods
Sayre Store.
A big line of enamel
little price
Pie plates all sizes deep and shallow.
Egg Poachers, Stew Pans
Tea P ots, Handled Fry Pans
Tea Steepers Lady Finger Pans
Tube Cake Pans, Cups,
Patty Pans Mugs
Pudding Pans, Trays,
Covered Pails Omelet Pans,
Colanders Broilers,
Strainers, Oval Baking Pans
Mustard Cups Mixing Bowls,
Baking Pans Custard Cups
All Priced at 10c Each.
ware ata
216 Desmond St., Sayre.
322 S. Main St., Athens.
IST SEE WAT
YOU (AN GET Al
Bridge Work per tooth_$4.50
Gold Fillings
Silver Fillings __50c and 75¢
132 Lockhart St.
When You
Are Thirsty
50 ath She nied of A daiaty,
Most of us have to humor |
our appetites. What more
can appeal to your taste
than appetizing
This is the kind we tr y to
sell
We Want Your Trade
Yours Truly,
GC. U. INGHAM & CO.
Bverything | in Groceries,
E BAKER
Carpenter nd Bier
st. Waverly, NY.
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The Valley Record
“All the news that’ s fit to print”
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28,
1005
Laci BRENITIES
Harry's Cholce—unexceiled 5c
| cigar, made at Sayre,
| Smoke “Peer’s Straight Five, a
fine fragrant cigar.
Strictly fresh oysters by the
{Quart or stew at M. K. Tully's pull-
| maa cafe, Lehigh avenue. 146
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t Sale of H. Sattler's stock of
| clothing and shoes will continue
| until every article is sold. 147tf
Lutheran
| munion at
ja 11:43,
church Holy Com-
10:30. Sunday school
Evening service at
7:30.
| Helen Smith, daughter of
| Eugene Smith, Chestnut street,
|who has been sick for the past
week, has recovered.
Lost—A ladies’ small purse con-
{taining a sum of money. Finder
{will please return to the Record
(office and receive suitable reward.
VO
Wanted—For a small
~ | rooms for light housekeeping.
| Centrally located. Enquire at
| Williams & Sutton’s shoe store, tf
| ——— enemas
family,
Prof. John Cummings, the danc-
Ling master, has changed the time
{of conducting his dancing class
from Monday to Wednesday night
of eich week,
1] TT
A SAYRE CITIZEN
Conference of Police Authorities
Results in Determining Iden-
tity of Man Who Has Been
Terrorizing the Women Up at
Waverly
In
Ata conference held last night
between the Waverly and Sayre
police officers the identity of the
individual in black who has been
persistently annoying women in the
New York state town was definitely
determined. For some time past a
full grown man, dressed entirely
in Black has been terrorizing wom-
cn who were compelled to pass
the avenue
bridge after the shades of evening
had fallen. Complaints were en
tered to the Waverly police and
they at once set out to apprehend
the man. The bridge was watched
and some nights ago Officer Grid-
ley discovered a man on the bridge,
but when the officer approached
him he fled
ward the
scribed as
over Pennsylvania
same man, who was de-
being six feet tall and
a heavy dark moustache,
was chased over the Spaulding
street bridge by a man residing in
the neighborhood. The
made his escape, however, and since
then has not been seen.
wearing
fellow
The people have become so agi-
over matter that the
officers determined to ascertain
who the man was, and they are
confident that they have succeeded
According to
nished the
tated the
descriptions
police department by
s of Waverly and members
of the police force the man is be-
licved to be a resident of Sayre. In
fact the police authorities are sure
resident
of this and from now on the man's
be watched night
and day. The man is thought to
be suffering from dementia and as
soon as sufficient evidence is ob
tained by the police he will be ar-
rested and his mental condition in
quired into, provided he is not shot
by the irate citizens of Waverly
who declare that unless he discon-
tinues the practice of annoying
women they will do something des
p:rate
movements will
Et ———
HEARING ADJOURNED
A petition signed by a large
number of taxpayers has been pre-
sented to county commissioners
McKinney, Harkness and McNulty
asking that the fees of the county
treasurer's office be fixed at a sum
not exceeding $1,500. The com-
missioners and auditors held a
meeting yesterday and the ques-
tion was discussed, but no action
was taken as it was thought proper
to wait until the next treasurer
was elected and sworn in so that
he might have opportunity to
present his side of the case. Ac
cordingly, the meeting was ad-
journed until November gth,
The Loomis opera house orches-
tra is prepared to furnish strictly
up to date music for balls, parties
and all public or private events
where music of a high class char-
acter is desired. This organization
is one of the best in this section
and the best of satisfaction is guar-
anteed. Full information regard-
ing terms, etc., can be secured at
The Valley Record office, or F. |
Krum, Waverly,
WILL CLEAR S200
The fair committee of the Wilbur
Hook & Ladder company held a
meeting last night for the purpose
of settling up matters pertaining to
the fair held last week and prepar-
ing a financial statement. As there
are still some outstanding bills to
be paid it was impossible to give a
complete report. It is thought,
however, that about $200 will be
cleared on the venture.
y THE
NEW LV. os
Large Delegation of Wilkesbarre
Men Here Today Looking Over
the Situation
Sayre is entertaining a large del-
egation of Wilkesbarre citizens
today who have come here for the
purpose of inspecting the conditions
at the new shops. The men have
been employed in the Lehigh shops
at Wilkesbarre and they come here
today at the request of the officials
of the road. As las
been intimated in the
down the line the company is ex-
periencing some difficulty in get
ting the in the Wilkesbarre
shops to remove to Sayre and ac
heretofore
larly papers
men
Therefore the men
have been asked to come here and
look over the shops, and incident
ally they
into a contract to go to work
There are 72 in the delegation
upon their
cept situations
the town, before enter
and arrival in Sayre
officials of the Lehigh at once took
them to the shops and later they
were given an opportunity to look
about Sayre. .
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WILLIAM ELLSWORTH
WYALUSING, PA x
Candidate For Sheriff
While nominated by the Prohib-
itonists I solicit the votes of all
regardless of poltics. I endorse the
action of the Taxpayers’ Association
of Bradford county, in asking that
the fees of the County Treasurer and
price for boarding jail prisoners
be reduced, and, if elected, will do
everything in my power to lower th
burdensome taxes
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The flag was raised union down
one, day this week.
"The benches in the classroom
have been revarnished.
Gertrude MacDonough, ‘03, was
a wisitor in the high school on
Thursday.
B. G. Maddock, a
the board of directors,
school Monday,
member of
visited the
The higher algebra class is re-
viewing the work they have cover-
Miss Lewis, a former teacher in
the Sayre schools, was married
this week to Mr. Harry Geiss.
D. F. Pomery, secretary of the
school board at Troy, Pa, visited
in the chapel and grades Tuesday.
Miss Grace Sherwood supplied
in Miss
Lavina Wells' room, sev-
enth grade, fourth ward school,
Wednesday afternoon
The committee appointed by
County Superintendent Putnam to
devise a course of study for the
rural schools of Bradford county
met this morning in the office of
Superintendent Stetler,
— A ese:
_ ASSAULT CASE SETTLED
The case against Mrs. Paul Bru
nette, her daughter and an Italian
boarder, all of whom were charged
with brutally beating the former's
husband at Milltown on Monday
afternoon last, settled out of
court this afternoon. The defend-
ants paid the and
released.
was
costs were
et A meen
TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION
There will be a a special meeting
“OBSERVATION Cas
THE IONPLNT JRE ABANDONED
Charges a Sayre Young Man With | Owing to Cool Weather They
Being the Author of Her Mis | Have Been Displaced by Hand
Defendant Held for| Somer Pullmans.
Further Hearing
fortune -
On account of the cool weather
{ the Lehigh Valley has discontinued
John McCann, a young man em- | ’ Y Rauch
o 1.0 the Talaan ral the use of the observation cars on
h Te ) Ne NE Ya'cys athe Black Diamond. Within the
103! er the past week the temperature has
held in Justice Murray's court this |;
: J y Sp fallen to such an extent that nding
morning in the sum of $300 bail | :
on the observation cars is no longer
a further heanng
plaint entered by Mrs. Anna Geiss, |
in round house, was
for on a com-
a comfortable occupation for pass-
The cars have been re
placed with two of the latest and
most improved Pullman
author of |, Glen Summitt” and
Onoko,” built especially
Black Diamond service.
cngers
wile of John (32188,
Mrs,
McCann with being the
her Last night she
Murray
a statement which
a Lehigh Val-|
ley fireman. Geiss charges
cars,
Glen
trouble ap
for the
The new
cars have small observation plat-
forms, electric lights and fans and
| numerous other improvements not
usually found on Pullman coaches
’
HALLOWE'EN PARTY
The ladies who are to have
charge of the fancy booth at the
bazaar to be given in the Churc
ately taken before of the Epiphany, will give a hal
He is represented by Hon I. T.|lowe'en party in the Packer hose
I-|rooms Tuesday evening, October
All are cordially invited to
, | attend.
peared before “Justice and
resulted
for Mc .
made
in a warrant being issued
Cann’s arrest
In August last the woman, who
15 not yet out of her teens,
that she w
but
brought about previous to her en-
avers |
as married to John Geiss, |
her present condition was
tering into the matrimonial state,
McCann was arrested this morn-
ang by Chief Walsh and immedi
Justice Murray
Hoyt who entered a plea of not gui
a1
ty and demanded a hearing, which
was set for Wednesday next at 1
Attorney C. C. Yocum ap- |
peared in behalf of Mrs. Geiss
On acconnt of the Somphinint)
being a married woman the circum-
stances. surrounding the
most ones, and
are fine legal points in ON
a.m
How Long Have You Had
(Vg
it KIND is ut,
ted
case arc| and WHERE is it
unusual as there | |
t suffer fr
COINS
several
volved, the outcome will be await-
Wi
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LAST NIGHT'S CONCERT |“
DID You EVER HEAR OF
ie phefos
The rem edy
the Uric Ae rd and «
fratwillkecp it QUr System
H. L. GILLESPIE
the Athi p! ros
recipients of your to ia
Miss |! R1 I
violin soloist,
The entertainment given in the
Baptist church last night by the
Dean-Mallery Concert
was a decided success
company
and
who attended were more than pleas
opi teed 10 remote
those
wr ircatment
. utof
ed. Each number on the program
was well received and the four
young women who compose for sale and will
m Blank to i] out
for Special
IEATMENT suited 15
were the
many deserved compliments
Grace Beecher, the
proved herself a master of the in
Miss Mallery and
Miss Dean accorded a liberal share
of favorable criticism. Miss Mal
lery’s rendition “The Kinder-
garten” was a particularly pleasing
feature of the evening while Miss
Dean's charming soprano voice
completely the
audience
compa ny
strument, were
JOIN THE
National Protective
Legion.
Fifteen years of business
to us we can do all we claim.
Assets August f, 1905, $2,115,000.
of
captivated
of the
Miss Louise Beecher,
music
loving portion
the accom.
part of the
(work in a decidedly capable man-
ner, and as a whole the entertain-
ment was onc of the best that has
been given in Sayre in a long time
tf emmem———
THOSE WHO ARE SICK
Des
panist, handled her
Pays
£15.00 per week for
deat.
£100 for loss of limb or eye,
£5.00 to $800 at death.
Cash dividends each five years,
Costs
Engineer G. E $2.00 to $4.00 per month.
mond street, is ill.
Duebler, of Bradford
street, is confined to his home by
illness
Smith, 203
E. F. Mercereau, Dist. Manager.
Sayre, Pa,
Samuel
Both Phonea.
Whitney Keeney, 3 years old, is J
suffering from scarlet fever at his| FRED J. T AYLOR
parents’ home, Gog South Desmond | R
street, VE If you haven't a
office !
: home and want one,
today for the first time in ten days, |
having been confined to his home |
by illness |
DISCHARGED FROM HOSPITAL y
Mrs Mary Leahey of Wiliwana:
Mrs W. C
Mrs. Daniel Dixon of 202
River
A
L
Justice Murr 1y was at his
or if you have one you
want to get rid of,
call, write or
\ | Taylor.
"phone
If I haven't
I'll
it for
what you want
try and find
you,
Pritchard of Cov?
South |
Sayre, Miss Susie | 0
Crane of Powell, Thomas Camp- |
bell of Athens and Salvatorie Frat-
ti and Luigi Debrossi of Milan |
were discharged from the hospital | 'LOOMISOPERAHOUSE
this afternoon ORCH HESTRA
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CONDITION IMPROVED Strictly U Pto-Date Music furnist od
for Balls, Parties and all manne r of Soc-
ial Fane tions, either public or private
The condition of < lay Ad demy, | Any number pieces desired will be far
whose legs were cut off by the | ised, tall Valley Record for terns
cars near the trolley bridge on
Thursday evening, is considerably
(improved today, and the physicians
at the hospital now Lielieve that the
lad will ul :
recover.
street,
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AL ESTATE
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1a
eh)
If you want a first-cls
. RANGE
We have them
have the following ranges
in stock
Sterling, Dockash,
Thought and Garland
Steel Ranges,
BOLICH BROS.
HARDWARE
IT'S
most desire in life,
and you can't enjoy,
either fully in a
house which does }
not contain an up-g
to-date bath-room.
Now we do Plum-%
|
If you engage us
you'll be sorry for
is, that
H.R. TALMADGE,
MONDAY, OCT. 3,
MR. W. EE. NANKEVILLE
ANNOUNCES
SUCCESS
HUMAN
HEARTS
i
the Kansas Hills.
PRESENTED WITH A
Marvelous Mechanical
Magnitude.
Prices —25, 35 and 50 « sents
COAL COAL OO
J. W. BISHOP
There is as much difference
the quality of coal as the
between white and yellow
We sell nothing but the cele
Lehigh Valley fresh mined
cite. We also sell Bituminous
Loyalsock coal and all
wood.
Our specialty is prompt se
and the lowest market price,
J. W. BISHOP,
103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart
Both Phones,
woob WOOD
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