- a invite a careful inspection of iw line outside fabric, lini i most important of all, the new shoulders and perfect fitting 3 j cut shows the only by Svar made that will not Bk Tt fits right, 1 stays right and we Suatantee it to be right. We can show you a lot more about our clothing that you will find in uo , besides, it don't cost ay more than the ordipary Rochester I have pever bought a and-Tailored Suit you've misged something. “Come in and see.” ——— —t p——. po Maney & Page YRE SA ATHENS When You Buy These (Goods. Sayre Store. A big line of enamel ware ata 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 10¢c Each. GEO. L. ROBERTS G0. 218 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S, Main St., Athens. Mr If you don’t trade with us we both lose money. “wa EE ——————— The Valley Record “All the news that's fit to print" When You ~Are- Thirsty oa he need of dainty; “Stop 0A Jou rate ah | a MONDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1905. QCAL BREVTIES Harry's - Choice—unexcelled sc cigar, made at Sayre, ‘Drigg’s Soda Fountain, whare you will be served to the bast of our ability, In i WERE SH Rear-End Collission Near Power House Saturday Night Give Opera House Patrons a Bad Fright---No One Injured. Loomis opera house patrons who were returning from Waverly Sat- urday evening on board cars No 16 and 17 were given a lively shaking up just north of the power house, and although the women on the cars screamed and several tumed white, fortunately no one was injured. Cars No. 16 and 17 are the large ones and they left Waverly together. Car ahead and soon after leaving Ful- ton street the trolicy jumped from the wire 16 was When the turn was reached north of the power house the trolley jumped off a second time and the lights went out leav- ing the car in total darkness. In the meantime car 17 was coming along behind and as the lights in the head car had been extinguished the motorman supposed that he had a track. When he rounded the curve, howeever, he discovered that the car ahead was directly in front, standing still. He applied the brakes and turned off the power, which decreased the speed of his car to some extent, but despite his exertions the car plunged into the rear end of the one ahead with a force that nearly threw the passengers from their seats. The passengers on the rear of the head car saw the danger and jumped. Aside rom a good shaking up no one was injured. The coupling bars on the two cars were somewhat disarranged but no material damage was done. The remainder of the trip was without incident. clear —— A ———— PAD Hh PRICE FOR ITE SPORT INS NER MAN'S RELATIVES ? Charles R. Beckman, a Barber, Two Ragines Badly Dus, Died at the Hospital Last Fireman Iajured— Engineer's Night, and the Authorities Are Unable to Locate His Kins- Charles K. Beckman, a barber by trade, who came to Sa last summer, and has Miraculous Escape Three engines in a rear-end col lision on the lchich Valley near Mahoopany Saturday night result. ed in the cab and tender of one of | yre carly 4,0 engines being badly smashed since worked while the headlight and pilot on, : another were twisted and broken | at the hospital last night about 5 Ithe engineman on the first engine | o'clock of pernicious anemia. But | escapes little is known of the history of the | ner unaccountable, while the fire deceased. He came here from | man was brought to the hospital | Binghamton and went to work for at Sayre suffering from three brok Henry Honold on Lockhart street en nbs and bruise Later he worked for Dan O'Brien, The accic but a few weeks ago was taken ill at his room in the Sayre house 2593, 1 where he remained until Thursday |, 1 of last week when he was removed Easton While here Back- 1 without injury, in a man- numerous lent occurred about eley- en o'clock. Three engines, Nos 34 add 2233 from- the Sayre shops to . The fest were coupled together, while the | rather reticent concern- fp. i dis—| ing his personal history. He said, however, that he had relatives at Olean and a small* farm near that found place. The statement concerning la .inct them -and the farm was not believed by those | un vinem an on the 1 who knew Beckman, as he Kted| ado queerly at times and was thought to have been suffering from the cffects of drugs. After his admis- ston to the hospital the authorities at that institution made an effort to locate his relatives but were un- successful, The remains were removed to J W. Grumme's undertaking TOOmS fy Io complet where they will be held until his How relatives, if he has any, can be more than can be told but he was heard from. This morning his found unhurt. The fireman, how- personal effects, which consisted of ever, was injured as above stated a barber's outfit, a suit of clothes, : hats, caps, etc., were searched but nothing was found that would even give an inkling as to where his art recess . RESTON CLARKE'S FINE PERFORMANCE Gave An Admirable Presentation were being | two engines man was one was running SOI tance in the rear. The enginemen | on the forward engines, when near | Mchoopany the stopped stenals T he | car engine de- | ‘creep’ along slowly des {pite the fact that the signals were displayed, with the result that be- | fore he could stop, the pilot of his engine plunged into the tender of the engine ahead of him. | The tender was thrown upon the | cab of the forward engine and then | rolled over on to the westbound! ely blocking them the engineman escaped 1s Traffic was delayed for some time {and the wreck will be an expensive one for the company. relatives might be located Beckman was a man about 4 years old, had thin, sallow com plexion, and wore no beard. He was a member of the Binghamton branch of the barber's union, and | had recently received a letter urg- | ing him to be more prompt in SARE CN D0 WITHOUT THEN Wilkes Barre Rowdies Who Got Drunk Here Saturday Night Had Better Remain at Home On Saturday night a number of Wilkes Barre shop employes, who had come here to look over the shops with a view of accepting a outlook, got off from one of the trolley cars which came from Wag verly. The entire party which numbered five or more young men was in a disgusting state of intoxi- cation and one of them was help. lessly drunk. Their language the car was ofa most filthy and profane character. If this is the kind of product that is refusing to come to Sayre, on the grounds that the town is too small and has no amusements, the citi. zens of this place will be better while on mination to remain at home. WILL POLL A LARGE VOTE The Prohibition candidate for shenff, William Ellsworth, of Wya- | enjoys the confidence and! Ww ho juainted with his personal history esteem ol every one IS acs and record as a business man. His friends are numbered by the hun- dreds in his home town and after making a careful canvass in this section of the county he has every to believe that Sayre, Athens and South Waverly will give him a large vote. He has also met with a flattering reception in all sections of the county. He has made a decidedly vigorous canvass | that the voters will look up his record and cast their ballots for him. He is a man of sterling in- | tegnty, 1s possessed of keen busi- ness sense, which with an inborn | determination to do right makes | him a man with whom the interests | of the taxpayers would be perfectly safe, — — Prohib For SheniffT— WILLIAM ELLS- WORTH of Wyalusing, Prothonotary —C. P. VANDYKE of Milan 2 Register and Recorder—GC J SUMNER of New Albany, 3 Treasurer—M. D. STYLES of Athens ‘ounty Commissioner —J. C, BEECHER of LeRaysville, Auditor — MARTIN FEE of Camptown, Coroner—HARRY O. KINGS- LEY of New Albany. = : = homicide and other cnimes, including graft, are on the increase. The manufacture, sale and consumption of Intoxicating Liquors and Taxes or public in- debtedness 1s also increasing in the same ratio. If you do not want this vote the Prohibition ticket the 7th of November. 6* Murder, If you want a first-class RANGE We have them to sell, We have the following ranges in stock Sterling, Dockash, Happy Thought and Garland | Steel Ranges, > Wilkes Barre Machinist Imbibes | sending his dues to the secretary. | of “Monsieur Beucaire'* at the | E The Rector gas lamp and man- | tles for sale at Bolich Bros.’ hard ware store. 151-6 Dr. A. K. Corbin has installed a Valley ‘phone in his office room. The number is 74x. : PERSONAL MENTION For fine and fashionable milli- nery go to Miss Kaufman's, South : : er | Main street, Athens. CC Yocum is in Towanda; °° ns Tomorrow is election and there- fore a legal holiday. The banks Rev, G. M. Whittemore of Spen- in Sayre will be closed. cer called on Sayre friends today. The hand of fellowship was ex- (tended to 21 persons at the Bap tist church last evening. Mrs. Mary Perry of Sedalia, Mo, is visiting her nephew, Rev. Ira Ww. ; : Strictly fresh oysters by the quart or stew at M. K. Tully's pull- man cafe, Lehigh avenue, 146t1 ye Sale of H. Sattler's stock of Rev. E. M. r, pastor of oo. ; fo , g and shoes will continue the Lutheran ch left today until every article is sold. 147tf noon for Philadelphia. : A masque ball will be given in Mrs. C. L. Stephens and son, of Pharmacy hall in West Sayre on Keystone ‘avenue, left for New | Thanksgiving eve, November 2g. York this morning for a few days’ | visit with friends, | The regular monthly meeting of fein ’ | the Sayre borough council will be [held this evening. There are spent Saturday and | many important business matters Sunday at the home of Mr, and {to be heard. {Mrs J n Sthith of Allison So Captain Hobson is a man with a Lewis Paul, of Shawnee, Okl,| message, framed in language of ‘who has been visiting friends in pristine beauty, abounding in logic 3 ind indisputable fact. Dixon, (111) Attor Paul Maynard is in “Towanda this afternoon transact- g legal business. Mr. and Mrs Harry Howard of Newark Valley 2 this section for a few weeks, wen York on Saturday night | Evening Telegram. TA | Captain Hobson dealt with world questions with a directness d , a fo ident |. re 3 1 x EW Adam. 2 ox fm dent {and simplicity that put them clear- yre, bu {ly within the reach of all who Been a resideat of Seneca Falls, heard him. The personality of the EE ed Bl ~ | Fort Wayne Daily News, Fim the new shops. ——— Beorge P. Diehl of Auburn, N, , Mrs, Wm, Diehl of Too Freely and Eariches Bor- Other letters were found in the | pockets of his clothing which went | ough Treasury $5 Worth ‘to show that he had been making Charles Gasner, a Wilkes-Barre | an effort to secure a situation Loomis Saturday Evening Lovers of the romantic drama were given a rare treat at the Loomis on Saturday evening when machinist who came here on Sat- —— ect. Creston Clarke, the talented young actor, supported by an unusually clever company, presented Mon. sieur Beaucaire,” a cloak and sword . urday last to inspect the new shops, partook too freely of the cup avs YARD BRAKEMAN and was arrested by | BADLY INJURED play with a plot so entertaining -— and so decidedly original that in incbriates officer Vogel charged with being | Thrown Headfirst from a Freight '€7est in the event never waned from the rise to the fall of the cur ~ Car.Into a Carload of Pig Iron drunk and disorderly. He was arraigned before Justice Gay yes-| terday morning and left $5 with the magistrate together with § | (tain. There was a fair sized audi- costs in settlement for the sport he | Deapite the fact that Robert [ence present but the presentation had while in Sayre. | Weeks, a yard brakeman, was 'deserved a better one. It is seldom | thrown headlong from the top of a that theatre-goers in small towns {freight car into a coal car loaded arc accorded an opportunity of (with pig iron. he lives to tell the witnessing a performance of the tale, although at the present time excellence of that given on Satur The funeral {he is lying on a cot at the hospital ‘day evening. The scenery, the Naylon, whose death occurred at| suffering from severe contusions of costumes, the acting and the care Cold Glen, Pa, on Thursday last, {the head. Weeks was on top of a ful attention given to the smallest was held from the Church of the 10x car Saturday ‘night giving details combined to make a stage Epiphany yesterday afternoon at! signals when without warning a | performance the like of whych has four o'clock. The remains WETE | shift of cars going at a rapid rate seldom been seen at the I - - of Mrs. Patrick! L00Mmis taken to the Catholic cemetery for | struck the car upon which he was Mr. Clarke was compelled to re- interment. ! |standing. The impact threw him ‘spond to many | headfirst into a car of pig iron. curtain calls, and He his portrayal of the French barber fell several feet and when picked who gains entrance to the society up was bleeding profusely from of the English court, falls in love wounds in his head, The surgeons | with one of its at the hospital do not apprehend much strenuou SCrious consequences. Funeral services over the re- mains of Mrs Edward Seibel, who died in New York city on Thurs- day morning, were held yesterday | afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the Lutheran church, the Rev. E. M Beysher, assisted by the Rev. J. F Vr tice PASTOR REEVES CAL after $ opposition on the ypart of those who know his idgnti- ty, wins her for his wife, was a (charming bit of acting. His sup- ‘porting excellent and the production will long be a pleasant remembrance to those who were firtunate enough to be queens, and The remai company taken to Tioga Point for pany was were burial. The Rev. E. M. Beysher, pastor of the Lutheran church of Sayre En —— "a WILLIAM ELLSWORTH WYALUSING, FA, Candidate For Sheriff While nominated by the Prohib- ttionists I solicit the votes of all, regardless of poltics action of the ’ of Bradford county, in asking that | the fees of the County Treasurer and price. for boaffling jail prisoners be reduced, and, if elected, will board the prisoners for 25c a day. DIPHTHERIA ASE man at No. 510 Stevenson street has been placed under quarantine. A grandchild of Mr. and Mrs. Am- merman is suffering from diphther- ia. Charles Knott, the feven-year- old son of Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon has received a call to the pastorate in the church at his old home at Hobbie, Pa, This is the first charge that Mr. Beysher held after enfering the ministry. He has the matter under consideration and will probably announce his decision within a few days. DIED SATURDAY NICHT Lancelott T. Randall, 33 years] old, who has been employed as an electrician in the Sayre shops for some time, died at the residence of Charles Simons, corner of Wilbur avenue and Maple street, Saturday | # night at 11 o'clock. Pneumonia — the cause of death and he had A CORRECTION been ill only one week. Short fun-! rn eral services were held from the A notice appearing in Saturday's house yesterday at noon, after issue of this paper to the effect that which the remains of the deceased |R. A. and J. B. Holcomb were were shipped to his former home brothers and had formed a partner Ely Creck, N.Y. He is sue-{ship, is incorrect. J. B. Holcomb d | mother and two | bas accepted a position with R. A, Knott, of No. 107 Steadman street. dso is suffering from diphtheria 10d the house has been Guaran- ined. y There are now three cases of the malady under quarantine present, John Martin, a butcher, struck his thumb with a knife this morn- regulations. ing, inflicting a severe gash : Mrs Ameclia Thatcher of JUST BEFORE Dushore and Mrs, Hattic Hunt of | ; Litchfield, were perated upon at land just after the dance, try the hospital this morning. (a cup of Hot Chocolate at Ivan Vanduzer, a shop emblove | the West Sayre Drug Store van Vane (a I ploy 'l EE ———— ey suffering from a laceration of the Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. 3. lef thumb which he received All modern mikbods for the siden: while assisting in handling a tire of | tific performance of painless one of the locomotive wheels. tions on the mouth and teeth. was at the hospital this afternoon, | opera- | Desmond St. “E IT's SIMPLY Health aod hap- Il piness are what you jh) and you can't enjoy : leither fully in a (house which does Fi} not contain an up-§ 3 | to-date bath-room. [ass | Now we do Plum- f =a bing and do it well. BR If you engage us ; 'to fit up a bath- Er room for you there's] Ef only one thing that you'll be sorry for and that is, that Lak you didn't have tf done sooner. om A Plumbing, Heating and Tiaai | H. R. TALMADGE, Both "Poses. Elmer Are J. W. BISHOP 3 There is as much difference the quality of coal as there : between white and yellow sugar, We sell nothing but the cele 4 ‘COAL. COAL cite. We also sell Bituminous a loyalsock coal and all kinds wood. 5 Our specialty is prompt and the lowest market price. 103 Lehigh Ave, Lockhart
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