SAYRE, PA.
- WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $500
OR OVER.
Evenings Succeeding
We allow no
here and get your furs at
Manufac-
turers’
Cost to Usj
We are
Coats and Suits
Our
In these you will
all garments o
You Get
Them at
Factory
Cost to us
determina-
find Broad-
f character
Preinventory offer.
with good corrugated paper, 88c.
price.
Baby Carri
China Sheep at
leeland Lamb wi
lining.
nice
$1.20 Square Yard.
$3.25.
quality, 14 Cents Yard.
blood and cream col
age and Go-Cart
Robes
£1.00.
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Lia,
th quilted wool and satin
£4.89 to 86.50,
newest zig zag weave,
$175
and
ors. Preinventory price $1.50.
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‘Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
LERCH VALLEY R.
(In effect Dec 3 1993.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows
EASTBOUND
T= MM. Daily for Towands, Tuskhan-
Bock, Pittes SN lies Harpe: Mauch
T=, Bethithem New
., ir bi and Wash: :agton
A.M. Dally for Tuskhasnock Fittaton
Wilkes-Barre, Glens summit Springs,
White Haven Mauch Chusk, Alleniown
New York, Philladeiphia, Baltimore
~ #nd Washington
AM. (Waverly 645A M1 Week days
only, for Athens, Ulster, Towanda, Mon-
, Dushore, Satter
Wyalasing, Lacey
on apd Wilkes-Barre
AM
Wilkes Barve, Tou summit
Haves, Pena Hawn Junction, Masch
Allemtown, Bethichem, New York, Phi)
Baltimore and Washington.
aM. MN. Sunde iy Suly, for Suncne Milan,
Lacey
aay MUS. ase
Meitvors 1333 FP. M) Delly
Tunkhansock, Fittston,
oSReL ENE
AT YERKES GRAVEL
Nephew of Milllonnire Not Allowed
to Attend Funeral
NEW YORK, Jau 2 Braviug armed
guards, who threatened to shoot any
stranger who attempted 10 enter the
Yerkes mansion, at Fifth aveuue and
Sixty-eighth street, Charles Yerkes a
millionaire, unsuccessfully sought ad
wittance to the house while the funeral
services over the body of Charles T
Yerkes were lu progress
Later young Yerkes created a sceue
at the gute of Greenwood cemetery, at
tempting to pass the guards there to
make bis way to the Yerkes wausoleuiy,
where the body of the millionnire was
interred. He was uot allowed to en
ter the ctuwctery, however, aud return.
ed to New York
Before this sensational incident oc
curred further light wus throwu ou the
romantic career of Yerkes aud of the
beautiful Emilie Grigsby by Mrs
Jarues P. Kernochan and Mrs. Sturve
sant Fish leaders of the Four Hun
dred, who went abroad on the sane
steamship with Miss Grigsby two years
age.
Mrs. Keruochau was warm In Ler
praise of the beautiful young woman
and denounced as cruel slaoders the
She 1s a dear, good, sweet girl” de
ciared the soclety leader linpulsively
“Why, she is like a convent girl—qulet
refined and educated ”
Mrs. Keruochuu sald she met Miss
but oeither she
por Mre. Fish met ber lu Paris, vor
Towasds, Tuskhan
es
strawberries at $60 a
box. Mrs. Fish praised the girl's beau
averig 443 FP M) Week days
Pig : ov Aibemy ae Mon-
, otter |
3 of) 5 Bares Watkion Viiots, Lodl, Givers,
BE aan ambaTy.. Jak
Hayts Corners, Gemevs, Clifton
ma Vor Rocher: Ciadsate
Mm. Charles T. Yérkes, dressed In
heavy mourning sud sbakeu by sobs,
followed the body of ber husbaud to
its last resting place The siaiple |
Quaker funeral service was real Se)
the house |
A carriage load of flowers, orchids, |
roses and other rare blossows, was
brought out of the side entrance and |
Deable Truged) wwrveland. i
CLEVELAND, OO. Jau 2.--Paul Bov-
dell, aged forty years, a familiar char.
acter of the "red light” district for the
past several years, shot and killed Jes
sie Smith, aged twenty three, bere and
then committed suicide. Sovdell was
looked upon as the girl's luver end was
prompted to the act by Jealousy She
had been warned against hl sud was |
about to leave the city when be gained!
He fired five
bullets into ber body, aud she rau lato
From an
upstairs window be watched ber death
sgoules and then put a bullet (nto Lis |
own brain. Little is known of the girl, |
“.
Always Reaching Out.
There Is a vast difference between
contentinent and satisfaction. A man
may bo satisfied with his accomplian-
ments and not content ta. Jet 31 ge
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
OAL
At the Lowest t Possible Prices.
Orders can be left at West Sayre Drug
Store, both phones; or at the Erie street
yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m.
COLEMAN HASSLER,
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum.
Hours- Twa m,1t8,7to8p. m,
OFFICE- SAMUELS BLOCK.
Valley Telgphone 27x. 128 Lockhart 8t.
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES!
Diseases of the Kye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, and the Pro oper Fitting of Glass
es. change” ty 1 a Migs by
Sppelesaen:. lock Block.
A.EBAKER.
Carpenter and Builder.
{ 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y
Advertice in The Record,
Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. S.
~ All modern methods for the scien-
tific performance of painless opera
104 South Elmer Ave.
THE GLOBE STORE
ORCHESTRA
y Up-to-Date Music furnished
and all manner of Boo-
" Reid Macafee returned to Boston
last evening.
The engagement of Joseph W.
Braine of Williamsport is announc-
ed.
Lawrence Page and Bert Sum-
ner returned to Cazenovia seminary
today.
B. Kaufman is moving his stock
of clothing from Ulster to Athens
today.
Mrs. Harry Morley 1s ising
her sister Mrs. Frank Wiggins (i
Milan.
Mrs. A. Armstrong of Owego is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. T.
Stalford.
RE ——
Miss Clara Rundall is very ill
with pneumonia at her home on
Bridge street.
Miss Ruth Hall of Towanda
visited Miss Ethel Winters over
Sunday and New Years.
D.S Lenox returned to Athens
from a visit in Mansfield yesterday
enroute to Mountain Lake.
Miss Anna King, who has bzen
the gucst of Mrs. Leroy Smith,
returned to Sheshequin today.
Mrs Katy Wilkinson went to
Philadelphia this morning to en-
joy a short visit with relatives.
David Kaufman returned to Phil-
adelphia last evening to resume his
studies in Jefferson medical college.
Miss Norah Mahoney was home
over Sunday and New Years,
returning to Towanda this morn-
ng
Mrs. Oscar J. Brown of Syra-
cuse university, who has been vis
iting friends returned
in town,
today
Mrs Charles Knowles, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. W. H.
Tallada, returned to Monroeton
today.
Mrs. Willis Bump goes to
Brooklyn today to join her hus-
band, who is working at Graves-
end Park.
Ira Shoemaker and bride, nee
Mabel Shute, of Niagara Falls, are
guests of Mrs. S. D. Hawkins,
Maple street.
F. E. Weller returned to Ber
wick, Pa. this morning, where he i:
employed on some building work
for the winter.
Miss Mary Mott of Syracuse
university, who has been visiting
Miss Wilhelmina Murrelle, left for
Ovid, N. Y. today.
Miss E. Hall of Towanda, who
was the guest of Miss Lulu Brad.
ley Sunday and New Years, re-
turned home this morning.
Mrs, B. J. Overfield went to To-
wanda this morning to attend the
goth birthday anniversary of her
father, Samuel Billings, which
occurs today. Benjamin Overfield
ond wife accompanied her.
MARRIED YESTERDAY
Miss Clara E. Pade of Athens
and William Taylor of Sayre were
married at o'clack yesterday
afternoon at the home of John L
Jolls, Waverly, by Rev. F. L.
Allen, pastor of the Athens Bap
tist church. Mr. Taylor came
here from Scranton about six
years ago, and has worked for the
Lehigh Valley in the car shops
ever since. Miss Bump is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Bump, Maple street, and is a
young lady of rare intellectual
accomplishments. They started
out on a wedding journey, and
will return in about a week to
reside in Athens.
Bauer’ » Instant Cough Cure
has cured more Coughs and Colds
than any remedy known. It instant-
ly relieves the most distressing cough
and Is guaranteed to cure Bronchitis
and Asthma. Bauer's Cough Cure
always give satisfaction ss Mr. D.
Greenman, druggist of New Harmony,
Pa., says: “Your remedies have giv-
en the very best satisfaction to all
who have used them, and especially
Bauer's Instant Cough Cure. I look
for larger sales on them in the fu-
ture. I do not want to be out of any
of them and will order before my
stock runs
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Willie Carmon, 10 years old,
residing with his grandparents, Mr. ||
and Mrs. D. E. Carmon, 402 First
street, was sent to R. Stevens’
bakery after a loal of bread last
evening. After procuring the
bread he jumped on a passing
street car to return home. When
he reached Pine street he jumped
off the car, landing on his feet, but
backward, striking om his head
physician summoned, who, on ex-
| amination pronounced the patient
most of the day.
WAS A SUCCESS
most successful ones ever attended
ladies into the spinsters of “ye
to be remembered. The
Griffins do everything
undertake in fine style.
ELECTED OFFICERS
Athens —At the meeting of |
Washington Camp, P. O.S. of A,
last Friday evening, the following
officers were elected: President, A.
.. Haflet; Master of Forms, PL
Haflet; Conductor, J. K. Ameigh,
Treasurer, D. L.. Lenox, Financial
Secretary, E O. Tanner, Record-
Ing Secretary, Fred Brainerd
Lady
they |
1ades of the U. V. L. and their]
bell house Wednesday, with instal
ation of officers in Grand Army]
hall at 2 o'clock p. m.
Never Saw Anything to Equal It.
That is what a Rochester lady sald
of Dr. Rand's Celery Remedy.
“My nerves were worn, my
blood weak, and 1 felt all run
down, with no appetite. [ tried
Dr. Rand's Celery Remedy, and
it did me so much good that I
continued to take it, and I never felt
better in my life” It is composed
of roots, herbs and celery. GQet |
free package of this great herb medl-
cine, and try It to-night. Large pack-
ages 26 and 50 cents. H. L. Gilles
ple and Child, Waltman & Young,
Sayre.
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive
at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn-
Sug. In time for connections for west-
ints. This is via Lehigh Valley,
Mic igan Central or Lake Shore Ralil-
roads. Sleeper $3.00 double berth from
Buffalo. Best services and equipment—
finest roadbed —anexocelled rv cars
Bauer's Laxyne Quinine Tablets!
The best remedy for Colds, Head-
ache and Grippe. Guaranteed to
cure or money refunded. Price 26
cents. H. L. Gillesple and Child,
Waltman & Young, Sayre.
NEW HAVEN ROAD ACCUSED.
Pransporiation Company's Petition
Charges Various Discriminations.
BOSTON, Jan 2.- Discrimination on
the part of the New York, New Haven
and Hartford railroad Is charged lu a
petition filed with the railroad commis
sjouers here Ly the Enterprise Trans
portation cvwpauny
The petitiva recites that snnecessary
anpoyance and delay bas been caused
the public by the refusal of the rall-|
road company to accept and honor bag- |
gage checks issued by the transporta-
tics company and to allow the porters
of the petitioning company to get bag-
gage npou its arrival in Fall River and
that the railroad company has estab
lished a fare of $3 for passengers be
tween New York and Boston via the
Old Colony Steamboat company’s line
and a fare of $1.00 between New York
and Fall River, making the fare be
tween Fall River apd Boston via the
Old Colony Steamboat company W
cents, while the fare charged via the
Euterprise Transportation company be
tween Fall River and Boston is $1.20,
The petitioner considers this unfair
and unreasonable and a prima face
evidence of discrimination. The com-
pany asks the cowmissioners to com
pel the railroad company to honor the
baggage checks of the transportation
company and to recomend that the
fare between Fall River and Bostou be |
reduced to 3 cents or as much beidw |
$1.90 as they may dev nd visable,
Marder al Meorsemere,
RIDGEFIELD, N. J. Jan. 2. — The |
body of a murdered man was found at |
Morsemere, a village vear this place, at
the foot of the Palisades, by boys whe
were walking along the base of the
Coroner Lees of Ridgefield Park
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radiator ?
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Murrelle's Printing
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printers and a new, up-to
equipment are at your service.
disposition to please,
our promises.
Valley Phone 142a.
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