RY SAYRE, PA. Store Closed All Day New Years . WE FILL MAIL OR- DERS AND PREPAY FREIGHT OR EX- PRESS ON PUR- CHASES OF $5.00 OR OVER. of the day. means to you. call in fresh garments as the require ‘every winter garment * hensive assortment brought Nor do we buying demands more suits and to your door in § Cloce Outs ~ price of the maker more ? Special } 3 pairs Close Outs { Special Close Outs ) Rufied Bobinet, Special oa Saag 2 > & BEIBACH CAFE of Everything {Im effect Dec. 3 1998.) Trains leave Sayre as follows RASTBOUND A.M, Dally for Towands Tuskhan- mock, Pittston, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch Shank Allentown, Bethlehem New {s, Baltimore and Waanington. ' A.M. Builf fos FunkBanhocks Pittston, I White Raves. aves Mach husk Atieniors. rn AT. Week days | averly 635 A. M.) Tunkhannock, Wilkes Barre, Olen Summit Dally for Pinst iS A. M. Sunday culy, for Atbens, Mila, Ulster, Towanda, ulus, . {Waverly er ou.) Soy Towasds, Tunkbasnock, Pittston, Barve, Giem Summit n Mauch Chunk, Allentown, rk, Pulladelphia, Baltimore and 2 dozen Muslin | 2 dozen Ruffle Close Outs plain DATO, Owner Took a Hana While some Cambridge students | were pvlling down a fence “for fum’ the other day. the owner of the fence entered 50 warmly lo to the humorous. pess of the occasion as to empty @ | bucket of bot tar over one of the fes tive undergraduates Stamford Hospital Gets $5,000, STAMFORD, Coun, Dec 20 - By one of the provisions in the will of Jolin | Weed, the wealthy New York commis sion merchant, who died on Dec 19 $50.000 ig bequeathed to the Stamford hospital. The will will be offered for probate within the next few days FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. = Closing Steck Quotations Money on call stringent at Ju 10 75 per cent. prime mercantile paper 5,38 per cent, exchanges He ai oll balances BLIE IT, total imports of dry goods at the port of New York for the week end ing yesterday were valued at $3 409 bd Closing prices Amal Copper Alchisen B&O 18% N. Y. Central $8 Norf. & West 1135 FPean R R 8% Reading Ts Rock Island St. Paul Southern Pac Bouthern Ky Bouth Ry. pf Bugar Texas Pacific Union Pacific U 8 Steel Manhattan U 8 Sieel pf Metropolitan West. Unica | Missourt Pac 153 LK) Iéisg | 13 b4 WY “hy » lw . 183 C.C.CastL D&H Eric Gen. Electric bly 108%, »iy New York Markets. WHEAT High wheat prices were pro- belier Sables local ring and atrend th In arn n gM Ne | July Ny Sah CORN Option marke! was active, with | | December op & vent on a scare of shorts | May bo . BUT TER ‘Teawmnery, extras, per pound, Zg du (Mercantile Exchange official quotation, exiras, Scy, frets DPN seconds, 15g Nx thirds 1661 held, ex tras, QT firsts, Pic seconds, 1 15. state dairy, tubs, extras, 2c firs Wir 2 . meconds. 115% | thirds 18417 CHEESE State full « ream. small and pre. colored and white, Heptember, fan picked, 1c , New York and Penn vanla, eg chickens, roasting § pounds and over per palr. Fhtladelphia pieked, 1903 , New York und Bo ania, dry picked Joti, chic Kens, medium weights. Philad. ia, dry pik 14915 . New York an “Pennsylvania, fowis, Philadelphia, dry phoked, 129 4c. cocks, old. dry ploked S| scalded, .; ducks, spring. 120040. gress, white, dark, x; uabs, prime. large, . mixed, $2. dark, rt or ‘I RY spring. tur- wy Live Stock Markets. hoe, Laid; wos, & a. eats | ad = sition See Eimer Avenues Window Immense values in curtains as described below. Where two or three pairs are left we cut under factory cost in order to allow no odds and ends to ac- cumaulate Imitation Arabian $1.49, 2.47, 2.69, 3.39, 3.47, 3.98, 1.19, 4069. 3.25 value at 2.00 value at 5, 169 JN) 1.19 219 3.00 and 334 regular $3 50 value at $2.19 4.00 value at 1.89 250 value at 1.65 500 2112 3.69 384 5.00 value at 5.50 value at $1.19, 129 139 200, 239 50, 1.069, 1.50 value at 8) pairs hem stitched, dots 3 98 pairs hem stitched ruffle 3 yards long 4 10 ruffle 45 SS A 0% BLACKSMITHING HORSESHOEING AND GENER- ERAL REPAIRING. Have had over thirty years’ ex- perience in practical horseshoeing and guarantee work to please. Your patronage solicited. The East Wav- erly Shop. W. E. MILLER. LEHIGH AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest t Possible Prices Orders can be left at at West Bayre Dru Store, both phones; or at the Erie stree yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m. COLEMAN MASSLER, H. L. TOWNER, 'M. D. Specialties. Diseases of Women and of the Rectum. Hours—7tfam,1t08, 7088p. m. i OFFICE—SAMUELS BLOCK. Valley Telephone 27x. 128 Lockbart Bt A. H. MURRAY, M.D. SPECIALTIES: Diseases of the Ear, Nose and | Throat, and the Pro Fs | es. Hours—9-12; 1 7-8; 8: Siudata vy | appointment. OfSocs, Whealook Block, Carpenter and Builder. 17 Pleasant St. ‘Waverly, NY Advertise in The Record. Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. §. All modern methods for the scien- tific performance of painless opera- tions on the mouth and teeth. 104 South Elmer Ave., OVER THE GLOBE STORE. LOOMISOPERAHOUSE ORCHESTRA ply 0 Date Music farsished partion and 4 all Exams of Sou: A daughter of Geo. Doane has diphtheria. The barber shops will all be closed Monday. 41 Dr. C, L Stevens is isin Philadel phia on business. Walter Isley of Watkins visited friends in town yesterday. Mrs. Fred Kittle has scarlet fever at her home on Elm street. Mrs. J. H. Vanness has gone to Binghamton for a week's visit. C. L. Bradford ‘and wife have returned from a visit in Elmira. Russell Overton attended the dance at the academy last night. Alvin Sawtelle left this morning for a visit with friends at Chester. W. F. Waters will take charge of the county treasury next Mon- day. Mrs. Dewitt Myers is spending the day with Mrs. Charles Ross in Ulster. Beamer Smith "went to Rome this morning to spend New Year's with relatives. “ S. Kaplin has opcncd a new tail- or shop in the upper rooms of the Walker block. Mrs. S W. Goodwin is visiting at the home of E. M. West on North Main street. Mrs. C. W. Bowen and Mrs. W J. McCabe are spending the day with friends in Ulster. A E Guiles and wife will drive over to Aurora tonight to visit friends over New Years. FP. M. Raup of Addison will ar~ rive this evening for a two days’ visit with Athens friends. Mrs. Vera Everhard went to Ulster today to visit her grandpar- ents, Miles Smith and wife. Regular o services will be held at all the Athens churches tomorrow, with special appropriate music. Mrs. W.W. Smith, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. Joachim, returned to Monttose this morning. Mrs. George Baxter went to Forksville this morning to spend New Year's with her daughter Mrs. P. N. Scanlon. Daniel Vanderpool with his wife and daughter Nellie, who have been visiting friends in this vicinity, returned to Springvale today. Mrs. O. L. Haverly will eater- tain a party of young people this afternoon in honor of her guests, the Misses Braine of Williamsport. The Epworth League of the M. E. church will hold a watch service tomorrow evening, beginning at 8:30 and concluding at 12 o'clock midnight. Herman Hendrick, with his wife and family, went to Burlington this morning where they will remain as guests of J. H. Hill and wife over New Years. The Lady Gnffin lodge of Ath- ens will hold a poverty social for the members on Monday evening. The one dressed the poorest will receive a prize, Mr. and Mrs. Archie McVaugh have gone to Jersey Shore to visit their daughter Beatrice, who isa nurse in the City Hospital. and they will visit friends in Danville also before their return to Moo: treal. Mr, McVaugh has also a brother and sister in Jersey Shore whom they will visit. Get a Free Bape To-day. Bauer's Instant Cough Cure and be convinced that it is the best. It is guaranteed to cure or your money re- funded. C. W. Giddings of Week's Mills, Me., writes, “Your Bauer's In- 0) BTR . Years in Prison Seeks Release Athens—About fourteen years | ago an old man named Limpman '¢ was brutally myreered in Eagle, Mich, and suspicion pointed to in that place. He was arrested | and finally confessed his guilt and | told where he had secreted the | balance of the money he did not spend. The spot was searched | and $1900 was found, Butcher having spent $100. Butcher told how he had beat out the brains of the old man with a hickory club and the club was found with blood upon it. Butcher was convicted | and has now served thirteen years imprisonment at Grand Ledge, 'B Mich. Recently the sister of the con- victed man, Mss. Fred O'Brien, merly worked in Athens and now resides in Rome. Mrs. O'Brien's be used to obtain a pardon for her brother. Silas Compton resided at Eagle and worked in a blacksmith shop at that place at the time of’ the murder and Mrs. Q'Brien thought she might obtain some evidence from him to exonerate her brother Compton appeared before Justice Johnson yesterday and told his story but it will go farther toward confirming the verdict of the court than it will to help Butcher out of | prison. Mrs. O'Brien returned to Grand Ledge last evening The Envy of all Women. What woman or girl does not ad- mire a beautiful, rose-tinted complex-' lon. One cannot possess it if the blood Is impure or weak, If the bow- kidneys are out of order. If you would try Dr. Rand's Celery Remedy, the great herb medicine, you would not not only possess a beautiful com- | plexion but also perfect health. Tri-| al size free, large packages 26 and! 50 cents. H. L. Gillespie and Chlldg, | Waltman & Young, Sayre. Quickest Route to Chicago, 17 Hours from Sayre Leave Bayre this afternoon and arrive at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn- ing. In time for connections for west- ern points. This is via Lehigh Valley, Michigan Central or Lake Shore Rail- roads. Bleeper $3.00 double berth from Buffalo, Best services and equipment finest roadbed —unexcelled cars Break up Your Cold And cure your-Cough with Bauer's Laxyne Quinine Tablets. Guaranteed to cure Headache and Grippe. Price 26 cents. H. L. Glllespie and Child, Waltman & Young, Sayre. MRS. CHASE'S DEATH. Sensational Evidence Given by Bose ton Dressmunker. SALEM, Mass, Dec, 30 ~The most sensational testiwouy which has yet been dutroduced in the Essex probate court in connection with the protested will of Mrs Jeustle 1° Chase, the wealthy Swampscott wowan, wus giv en by Mrs, Maury E Trask a dress maker of Boston aud au lothwate friend of Mrs. Chase According to Mre. Trask, Mrs. Chase visited ber frequently sud freely dis cussed her family troubles and on wore than one occaslou expressed a fear of violence at the hands of Dr. Horace Chase, her husband aud the father of De Forrest Woodruff Chase by a pre vions marriage, whom Mrs. Chase adopted und to whom she bequeathed $1,000,000 in the will which ber broth ers aud sisters ure contesting Less than 8 week before her sudden death last September Mrs. Chase vis ited Mrs. Trusk ln Boston, aud at that thine she luformed ber friend that If she met with 8 sudden dest “some thing would be wroug.'" Sue also sald that Dr. Chase had =ald be would kill ber If be dared to do so Mrs. Trask sald she visited the Chase howe in Swampscott on the day follow- ing the death of Mrs. Chase, but at that time Dr. Chase sald that pneu. mouia had caused the death of hls wife. Nothing was sald at that time about Mrs. Chase's death Lelng caused by gas poisoning or about suicide, the latter cause having finally beet ascrid- od as explaining the death ———————— Buicides in Europe. It 1s estimated that 70,000 people take their own lives every year in Europe, 1,000 of which fall to Germany. Dur ing the last ten years the number of self-murders in Germany has been 113, 645, This is almost three Limes aa many as there were soldiers killed out. right In the Frasco-Fouesian war Iv 1870-71 ; . Right Idea, Dr. Thwing, president of the West- orn Reserve university, visited the re- cent horse show in New York in com- pany with another educator one even. | SHOES Sayre, Pa, FURS SALE GHAIRE FURS Prices Will Not Be Lower This Season WN i We Need Our Room For Another Purposq So i 3 \ iL NY Oh in 5 ll We intend to close out our entire stock of Furs within the next thirty days and have put: a dut price on them that will move them. Early Buyers Will Have Best Selecti Sale Strictly Cash = iy ny 3 FIN \ IM {0 f I Vi pr sid you ever have any ‘res 5 comfort in trying tn warm you feet at an 0 y radiator ? Equip your ol Bore with on For decorating radiators w 6 sell the finest te 5) broase on th {H. R-TH:MADCI Plnmbing; Jeating, Tinning, £54k Bota ’Phones, . &Eimerh The Valely Record, 25¢ a Month. ELMER A. WILBER, Wholesaler of WINES, LIQUORS BEERS AND ALES Murrelle's Printing Office “The Satisfactory Place. From four to eight skilled job printers and a new, up-to-date equipment are at your service. == 109 Packer Avenue, SAYRE, PA BOTH PHONES, C. J. Kiron SAYRE'S LEADING * DRAYNAN. | Especial care and prompt | tention given to maving | | Plan; Household Goods, The Valley Record R Our patrons say we have the disposition to please. We keep our promises, Talmadge Building, Elmer:Ave., Sayre, | Valley Phone 142a. WE PRINT If You Are Looking for An Up-to-Date Line of Neckwear, Gloves, Mufflers, Hosiery, Sweaters, Handkerchiefs, Fancy Suspenders, Sleeve Holders, Don’t Fail to Visit Murphy & Blish. Their Display is the Most Complete ever shown in the valley. SAYRE, PA, Lockhast St, : Next to-Pe LISS &'