We invite a careful inspection of new line outside fabric, lining, 2 most important of all, the new concave shoulders and perfect fitting neck. The new cut shows the only Frunt ever made that will not ~~ break. It fits right, stays right and we tee it to be right. @ can show you a lot more about that you will find in no other make: besides, it don't cost ny more than the ordinary Lina. f have never bought a Rochester Hand-Tailored Suit you've missed something “Come in and see” Maney & Page SAYRE ATHENS OUR STRONG POINT A SQUARE DEAL PE NEVER SLEESS Jleafel. Strona Br Conner YOU ARE MAKING MONEY When You Buy These Goods Sayre Store. A big line of enamel ware little price: Pie plates all sizes deep and shallow Egg Poachers, Stew Pans, Tea Pots, 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. ata 216 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S. Main St., Athens. When You Are Thirsty af Soul $he Sood of 4 dalaay, beversge, don Most of us have to humor our appetites. What more can appeal to your taste than appetizing This is the kind we try to sell - We Want Your Trade Yours Truly, C. U. INGHAM & CO. CAFE Lockhart St. Sayre. Wm. B. McDonald. D.D. S. ~All modern ‘methods for the scien- | tific of painless opera-| tions on the mouth and teeth. 104 South Elmer Ave. OVER THE GLOBE STORE. E BAKER The Valley Record THURSDAY, NOVEMBER % 1906. LOCAL BREVITIES Leslie Conrad 5s. 1s ill. Read Kaufman's sale great lamp Lillian Knott, daughter of Mah- lon Knott, is ill. The local lodge of Odd Fellows will hold a meeting this evening The Rector gas lamp and man- tles for sale at Bolich Bros.’ hard 151-6 Several candidates will be initia- ted into the Sayre Aerie of Eagles For fine and fashionable mulli- {nery go to Miss Kaufman's, South | Main street, Athens. Just received four thousand new 147 3t Strictly fresh oysters by the {quart or stew at M. K. Tully's pull- | man cafe, Lehigh avenue. 146tt Sale of H. Sattler's stock of clothing and shoes will continue | until every article is sold. 147tf | A hot bath, hair cut, shave and shoe shine, all at the Utopian Bar- ber shop, 233 Desmond street. i 147-6 | The will of the late General Hill |of Towanda has been admitted to | probate. The estate will amount to nearly $500,000. | On Tuesday, Nov. 7, Captain | Richmond Hobson will deliver a | lecture on America’s Mighty Mis- | sion at the Loomis. A dance will be held in Pharma- icy hall, West Sayre, on Saturday |} evening. The D. S. Andrus or- chestra will furnish masic. About two hundred were in at- tendance at the dancing school conducted by Mrs. Jennie Wood pharmacy hall last night. adhe Sayre Aerie of Eagles will | this evening at Twenty-two Cases of Contagious and Infectious Diseases Were Returned to the Local Health Board in October The record in the secretary's of- fice of the board of health shows that there have been twelve cases of scarlet fever reported to the local health authorities during the month of October, typhoid fever, diphtheria. contagious or infectious nature and nine cases of of All of these are of a and one case are so reported to the board of health. The following were re- ported as having typhoid: W. L Johnson of Hopkins street, Frank Keeney of street, Ed ward Brown of Cayuga avenue, James Carroll of Allison street, Lena C. Bodie of Spring street, Charles Williams of South Elmer of Key- stone avenue, Mrs C. H. Barden of North Lehigh Hassler of Hopkins street Desmond avenue, George Burgess Coleman Those having Robert, son of Richard Hill; Laura, daugh ter of John Curry: Lena, daughter of Edward Cox; Irene, daughter of Chas Valentine: Mrs. Edward Cox; Hazel, daughter of Joseph Farrell Maggie, daughter of Michael Boyle May, daughter of Wm. Lamonte, Hattie, daughter of J. B Randolph; Whitney, son of Grant Keency, Michael, son of Michael Hattie, daughter of M. K. Jones The single case of diphtheria was in the family of Guy Cassidy, his daughter Esther being the sufferer A remarkable feature in connec- tion with the above report is that no deaths have occurred from amy avenue, who were reported as scarlet fever are as follows: Boyle; of the diseases named. of scarlet fever has been reported to the health board this month, a notice of which appears in another column. ———— A i —— PERSONAL MENTION visiting among friends in Waverly today. Arr—— Constable Guy Hollon of To- Sayre today Martin Huntsinger of this place 1s spending the week with his par- ents at Dushore. mn A ——— Mrs. Caroline Lent of Wysox is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. L Stevens of West Sayre ———— mainder of the week in Easton and New York on business —— — was the guest of Miss Lena Grant of this place yesterday. Robert Kiser of Towanda is the guest of his sister Mrs. S. T. Har- leman of Hospital Place. Messrs. Bennet and Driggs went to Wilkes-Barre today to attend the production of “The Man From Tokio” in one of the theatres that city this evening. of Mrs. John C. Caskey and her father George Dink went to White Haven this morning to attend the funeral of a relative. Upon their return they will stop for a few days with friends at Mauch Chunk. CINCH (LIB MET Mrs. J. Crandall entertained the Cinch club at her home on North Lehigh avenue last Senin Prizes were awarded to Mrs. E. Reinwald, Mr. M. Cully, Mrs. D, English, Mr. Kersey, Mrs. S. Pow ers and Mr. Reinwald. MOVED MERCHANDISE HERE H. D. Angel, who has conducted a general merchandise store at Ulster for Some years, has moved | Lehigh Valley is Now in Posses- sion of Railroad and Mines The Lehigh Valley yesterday formally took possession of the holdings of Coxe Bros. & Co, in- corporated, the big coal operators, the purchase of whose property was authorized at a meeting of the directors of the road held October 23. The cntire estate chased for $18,400,000, the Lehigh Valley assuming Was pur- the payment of After the the the interests $600,000 for equipment. for property had directors of documents transferring been signed the Coxe A reorganization of the with E. B. Thomas president was immediately effected. The Coxe deal is one of the largest that has occurred in railroad circles years and gives the Lchigh Valley control of coal lands of almost inestimable value, or i resigned directors as in besides a large amount of railroad property. ANOTHER CASE OF SUARLET FEVER Was Quarantined Last Night by Health Officer Brougham Another case of scarlet fever has been reported to the local health authorities and this time the victim is Joseph Wales, a man about 16 years of age, residing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.] Wales, 214 South Waverly, The matter was reported to the secre: tary of the board of health by Dr Higgins yesterday afternoon and health officer Brougham placed the house under quarantine last night There are already’ young several the major part of them are in light form. ——— A ———— NAN BAS RIGHTS ‘Has a man a nght to spit? | shrieks an exchange. You bet he has. He also has the right to breathe and the nght to live. He has a right to work and to engage in business. He has a nght to his | opinion and a right to express it. He has a right to kick and a nght [to pay taxes, and a right to vote, and a right to find fault, and a {right to do an hundred and one other things, provided he exercises them like a gentleman cases under quarantine, but and in so doing does not interfere with the rights of others in the Yes, man, made image of his maker, has a few rights which others are bound to respect. BUILDING A SWITCH Men in the employ of the Lehigh Valley are placing a switch from the main tracks to the Sayre Brew- ing Company's plant on the cast side. The brewing company's | outside business has increased to such an extent that this move is necessary. SEIS YD Tn—— NPL PAY-OFF The regular monthly pay off of the local organization of the Na- tional Protective Legion will be held tomorrow cvening. A fine program has been prepared and the evening bids fair to be a most enjoyable one. a —— SOLD HOUSE AND LOT EE H. Eason has sold his house and lot on Chemung street to Mrs, Catherine Rouse of Dushore. She ‘will take possession of the same in a few days. MISSIONARY MEETING The Ladies’ Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet at the home of Mrs Laws Go3 Boon at 3 o'clock Recent Events That Have Occur- Great Iron Highway The shops at Weatherly closed an hour ecarlier than usual last night on account of the monthly appropriation for expenses having been exhausted. certain sum is appropriated for the expense of running when this 1s expended work must until the month The appropriation is large and it is seldom that it 1s exceeded stop following there 1s a amount of work to b present time large done in the shops at Wetherly, but regardless of Yesterday of the pres work operations must cease, morning the men went to work again, how- ever, will labor overtime order to reduce the rush to conditions and ini normal | A Polish farmer, whose name is unknown, met a horrible He hay over yesterday of and had nearly reached the centre of the tracks when a crossing rushing The )}ecame bews along farmer cvi- dently | dered as he would have been able to save hime Instead h i to the ~ < seil jumpee tracks team and load across. The engine hit him, knocked him down and the both legs. He was Hospi; al, but his to be fatal McAvoy, ductor, 1s gradually regaining the his right injured in an accident at Wetherly some time ago hurried injuries are be heved John use ol Engine 237 was turned out the Lehi gh Valley shops this morn- ing, having been for the past sev- eral days undergoing repairs belongs on the Wyoming oth and is used nthe mountain serv- ice re— i — HOBSON 10 LECTURE Notwithstanding the weather of last evening an excellent attendance at State University auditorium greet Captain Richmond Pearson "CANDI OF THE i bition F For Shenf—WILLIAM WORTH of Wyalusiog. Prothonotary—C. P, VANDY of Milan Register and Recorder—Gy SUMNER of New Albany, -M. D, STYLES WORD N | RCE WI A, e Gave Bail For His Appear- ance at the Next Court of Quarter Sessions Willis Worden was before Juss tice Murray this moming charged with assault and breaking the Worden's wife is the com alleges that her committed | peace. plainant and she Treasurer Athens County Commissioner — J ¢EECHER of LeRaysville Auditor — MARTIN “FEE C amptown. ( coroner— HARRY 0. KIN ed LEY of New Albany. husband assault an upon her carly this morning. Wor den waived an examination on both charges and gave bail for his ap- pearance at the next term of court, “= sm A A cet— — ITALIANS LEAVING TOWN Yesterday a dozen or more Ital- aq, ——— irder, homicide and othe crimes, including graft, ‘are on The manufacture, and consumption of Iatoxicati Li ing sixteen more were given their and Taxes or pub |checks and relieved from duty, jcbtedness is also i increasing it | the company having no more work "ame ratio. If you do not {this fall. The BO 0 this vote the Prohibition ticket various points along the line and ~th of November. : go into winter quarters. _ and Hungarian laborers were paid off by the Lehigh and released { from further service and this morn tan increase juors men will BOO FOOT BALL TUESDAY The All-Elmira foot ball and the Sayre Athens meet on the Athens dnving park ‘on Tuesday afternoon next. The will be at 3 o'clock sharp, and as both teams are com- | posed of strong players the contest will be an exciting onc from start to finish. team cleven will rame called The price of admission [1s 25 cents CORONER HOLCOMS ILL C. Holcomb | quite seriously ill at his home in Ulster, a fact which will be learned If vou want a firstC RANGE We have them to sell. have the following 14 in stock Sterling, Dockash,” H Thought and Garlar Steel Ranges, Coroner Guy 15 . Rheumatism IS A Curable Disease A remedy to remove the poison- | ous Uric Acid, together with the ¥ proper treatment suited to your special’ case, will relieve you almost instantly and cure you in theend. H. L. GILLESPIE HARDWARE Desmond St. lecture on “The Navy.” That all elements was evidenced the interest manifested and accorded by the audience. a pleasing address and an execed ing modulated voice, His lecture gave evidence of a careful study of history, potentialities and duty of the Unit- ed States as compared to Europe —Austin, (Texas) Statesman re Edward King, convicted recently at Scranton on charge of having entered the postoffice at Camptown, and Frank Davidson, the Albany counterfeiter, to the Western yesterday King was and six drew by well the resources, were taken penitentiary sentenced to three year: months, Dawid a three year-sentence while son ———— A BALLOTS ARE PRINTED The ballots for the election which is to be Tuesday have been printed. tal of November held next A to- 16,288 votes are registered in the county and this is the num- ber of specimen ballots that have been printed. A total of 24,414 official ballots were printed, making 40,700 in all. y Quickest Route to Chicago, 17 Hours from Sayre Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive at Chicago at § o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. In time for connections for west- ern points, This is via Lehigh Valley, Michigan Central or Lake Shore Rall- roads. Sleeper $3.00 double berth from Buffalo. Hest services and equipment finest roadbed —unexcelled dining cars AN ASSORTMENT SIMPLY Athlophotos He will give you a Question | Blank. Fill out this blank fully, send it to us, and we will furnish vou the Treatment, FREE. « "THE ATHLOPHOROS 70. , New Haves, Conn. JOIN THE National Protective Legion. Health and sap piness are what you! | most desire in life/H and you can't enjoy’ either fully in abe house which does i not contain an up-} to-date bath-room. If you engage us 2 | to fit up a bath-TEIEFs room for you there's] BE {only one thing that you'll be sorry for ‘and that is, that you didn't have it done sooner. Fifteen years of business has proven to us we can de all we claim. Assets August 1, 1005, $2,115,000, Pays J #4 2S $15.00 per week for sickness oracei- dent. $100 for loss of limb or eye, £5.00 to $600 at death, Cash dividends each five years, Costs $2.00 to $4.00 per month, za oF COAL COAL J. W. BISHO There is as much dill the quality of coal" as between white and We scll nothing but Lehigh Valley fresh mined site. We also sell Bi ous an Loyalsock coal and all kinds" wood. oF Our specialty is ped E. F. Mercereau, Dist. Manager. Sayre, Pa. 112 Desmond St. Both Phones. FRED J. R TAYLOR E A L If you haven't a home and want one, or if you have one you want to get rid of, call, Taylor. If I haven't what you want I'll try and Bye it, for write or ‘phone p “ S T
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