ENEVER SLEf,
Hand Saws, 75¢, from $1.00.
Hand Saws $1.00. from $125
Hand Saws 40¢, from 50c.
Hand Axes 75¢, from $1.00
Nail Hammers 25¢, from 35¢
N. P Plumb Nail Hammers 85¢,
from $1.
Bracket Saws 10¢, from 20c
Chisels 25¢, from 45¢
Carpenters’ Snips 25¢, from 40¢
Pipe Wrenches 25¢, from 75¢
Pipe Wrenches 50c, from £1
Pipe Wrenches 75¢c, from $125
One window full of remnants {rom
inventory at 5c. Your choice.
An enamel ware sale at 10« your
choice. Those who have bought
ware we sell.
218 Desmond St., Sayre.
322 8. Main St., Athens.
The Man Who
“Gets There”
Is the man who has blood
pail rich blood and
plenty of it—in his body.
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver Oil
Makes blood —lots of it—
life-giving, brain-noarish-
ing, strength-repleniabing
blood
75¢ Per Bottle.
New Sayre View Paper
In box and tablet
form, now on sale
SR———
Great Removal Sale
Of box paper, tab-
lets, b books,
stationery, sup-
plies, etc, begin.
ning
MONDAY, JANUARY 15,
and continuing for
two weeks.
WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS
VALLEY MEN SAY
TOE 5 VALUABLE
Therefore it is Asserted They
‘Will Refuse Air-Brake In-
struction Unless the Company
Provides Compensation
__ Employes of the Lehigh Valley
Railroad company refuse to be jn -
| Structed in the knowledge of air
- brakes unless compensated for the
time in receiving the
(ns The employes are
ded into classes and report off
duty on an assigned day to receive
instruction at the air car which
travels all over the Lehigh Valley
railroad and which remains at dif.
ferent places from one to several
‘Weeks or as long as is required to
imstruct classes. The employes
y that they are not paid for the
day they take instruction, and
this reason they refuse to take
the instruction. They reason that
dmasmuch as the instruction they
receive is for the exclusive use and
‘benefit of the company by which
ey are employed, that the latter
should compénsate them for the
time employed in receiving the
instruction. Sometimes the men
alter visiting the car do not receive
required percentage and they
, compelled to repeat the visits
they do acquire that standard,
this method they claim that
lose several shifts when they
an ill afford to do so.
From present indications there
pears to be a concerted move-
on the part of the men not to
the ion until the com-
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‘The Valley Record
Al the news that's #t to print”
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12, 1906.
L0CAL BREVIS
nme.
| Heavy flzeced underwear for 33c
{at Kaufman's bankruptcy sale.
Big bargains in shoes at Kaut-
man's bankruptcy sale
Fresh made York state roll but.
ter at W. S, Wright's. 206-2
The attraction at the Loomis
tonight ‘Dora Thomas" a
dramatization of Bertha McClay's
famous novel.
1s
The Movanho club will give a
dance in the blub rooms this even-
ing. The Packer band will furnish
music. Everybody invited
200 silk vests, all sizes and colors
ranging in price from £3.00 to
$6.00, must be sold at $1.50 at
Kaufman's bankruptcy sale.
If tub oysters are good enough
for you, alll right, bnt if you want
good shell oysters ga to Kaspers,
226 South Desmond street. 208 6
The Athens bowling team will
play the Sayre team at the Uto~
pian alleys tomorrow night. The
contest will be an exciting one, as
both teams are crack-a jacks.
Harvey Gray will give the ninth
of a series of dances in Eighmey's
hall tomorrow night. The Loomis
opera house orchestra will furnish
music and a good time is assured
all who attend.
A ——————
The Louisville (Ky.) “Herald”
says of “Dora Thorne”: “Dora
Thorne is at the Avenue this
week. The dramatization of the
famous novel is even more inter-
esting than the reading of it. The
play of Dora Thorne opens a wider
play upon human emotions and
human passions than perhaps any
melodrama that has been produced
at the Avenue this year. The
reading public is familiar with the
story, the confession of love, the
murder, the pangs of jealously
aroused and the vivid description
of the wages of sin. The scenery
is especially adapted to the pro-
duction of this play.” At the
Loomis tonight.
PERSONAL METION
Mrs. Spencer Brougham and
daughter, Mrs, M. Plumstead went
to Elmira today.
F. F. Fraley of Dushore is visit-
ing his daughter, Mrs. John H.
Cook, on Miller street.
Miss Grace Ellsworth of Wya-
lusing is visiting her aunt, Mrs. F.
S. Mitten, 218 Desmond street.
Robert E. Fraley of Sugar Run
this county, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. John H. Cook on Miller
Mrs. Jas. Calif, who has been
visiting at the home of O, Mc.
Cauley’s, North Elmer avenue, left
last night for Towanda, where she
sO
Lr
Decidedly Daring Burglary Was
Perpetrated During the Early
Hours of This Morning
A decidedly bold and daring
robbery was committed during the
early hours of this morning when
the cigar and tobacco store owned
and conducted by Henry Haaze
on north Lehigh avenue, near the
corner of Desmond and Lockhart
streets,was broken into and robbed
of a quantity of merchandise. Fan
trance was gained by mashing a
large pane of glass in the small
bay window on the west
The gl
entirely out and the hole thus made
ide of the
store ass wa broken
was large enough to admit a
body.
fan
The robbery must have occur
after 2 ck morning as
Officer Voegel reported that he
red
o'cl this
tried the door at about that hour
and that everything appeared to be
The
by acai
all right about the premises
job was ne
talent and the only clue
evidently
lef: behind
was a pair of gloves such
worn by
4S are
men who are engaged in
railroad work. Finger prints on
the pane of glass above the broken
one would also indicate that th
man's hands were txceedingly
dirty and greasy, and Ispicion at
once pointed toward a «
the
rtam mas
employed in local railr
yards
When Mr
store this
Haaze
he
d at hi
found every
disorder, M
about the 1
the telltale broken wind
171s
morning
thing
in ‘rehandige
was scattered wr and
Hn at ONCE
went to show that he had been the
victim of a burglar. An inspection
of his stock developed the fact that
three dozen pairs of gloves,
one
dozen three
boxes of toilet Soap
handkerchiefs,
iS
dozen two boxes
cigars,
boxes of
several
writing paper, and one
box of candy, aggregating in value
about $25 had been removed by
the thief Mr. Haaze at once notj- |
fied the chief of police and the lat
ter went to work on the
After a search about the neighbor- |
hood part of the goods were found |
along the Lehigh tracks about 100 |
feet from the store. It is presumed |
that the thief became frightened |
and threw away part of his plunder |
rather than to take the chances of
getting caught.
pairs of socks
Case, |
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HAVE YOU SEEN HER?
The announcement of the ap- |
pearance at Loomis opera house |
all next week of the Emma Bunt.
ing company, headed by that clever |
little comedienne whose name the
company bears, will be received
with much satisfaction by the thea- |
tre going public of the valley
Earl Burgess, under whose man. |
agement this company will appear, |
has left no stone unturned to make |
this the most successful season of |
this “Little Lady,” and has sur-|
rounded her with a company ex- |
celling any which has ever been |
here at popular prices. The plays
which will be presented by this|
company are new without excep- |
tion, all requiring special scenic |
and electrical effect! which have |
been and constructed |
under the personal supervision of |
Mr. Burgess during the summer
months. Among the specialty
artists arc numbered Herbert H
Power, the popular comedian: Al
provided
Rayno’s troop of bull dogs, the
Davis & Walker, colored eatertain-
ers in singing, and
tickets issued for Monday evening,
Bradford county dinner at New
York city have fixed upon Thurs-
greatest animal act ip America; |
dancing and |
acrobatic evolutions. Ladies’ 15¢ |
The committee in charge of the
day evening, January 25, as the
expecting to attend, and those why
ETE 9 So,
VT OF FOL ut
Circumstances Connected With Petition to Make Certain Terri
tory a Part of Sayre Borough
School District Favorably Act-
ed Upon by Local Directors
His Mysterious Disappearance
Confirms This Suspicion
Circumstances connncted with
the disappearance of Albert R
The board of school directors of
Otis of Silvara, this county, would
Savre borough held a special meet
seem to indicate that the man had ing in the high school building last
met with foul play. Otis was last
night for the purpose of taking
petition which has
recently been prepared and will be!
presented to the Hon. A. C. Fan-
ning, president judge of Bradford
The petition asks that the
territory bounded on the north by
Sayre
seen 11 Towanda on Saturday
Night Agent Fred B
Whyte at the upper Lehigh Valley
station, and with him was a young
action on a
night by
re wh se { hic lafe ure h ad
man, who after Otis left, purchascd county
for Wilkes Barre. Since
Olis
1 ticket
the d
oiticer
IppEarand of the
borough, on the west by
nected t the f
nected with the Pennsylvama avenue, on the south
have
case the y man w
the ticket for Wilkes
Yesterday Constable Guy Hol-
lon
ting ho Dre hase i
by Tioga Point cemetery, and on
the cast by Sayre borough be made
a part of the Sayre borough school
district. The petition is signed by
George Ferguson, R. H Johnson,
G.I. Ross, Fred Decker and Robt.
McIntosh,
Crs
Barre
received a message from the
proprictor of a hotel at Rummer
ficld that on Tuesday a young man
hotel and asked if
ft a
had not been called for
came to the Nearly all the petition
ire residents of Lewis street
and have children of school age
Under conditions their
chi dren are compelled to attend
school in Athens township and by
doing so it is necessary for them
to walk considerable distance. Ip
the winter time this is a hardship,
The
residents of the territory named
man had horse there which
The pro-~
had
been left there and asked the young
prictor told him that a horee
present
man why he had inquired about it
“You'll ind out scon w hy I asked
you, replied the young man, wh
hastily left the hotel and boarded
a freight
left his horse at the Rummerfield
train going west, Otis
especially for small children
itel previous to p r to Towan- af
hotel previous to going to Towan have therefore determined to over
Saturd
da on ind the police
come the difficulty by petitioning
to be made a part of the Sayre
borough schoc
beheve that of the young man who
at the
can be found he
inquired about the horse
Rum
will be able to she
district for school
merticld hotel
purposes only. The petition was
rst presented to the Athens school
and that body endorsed it,
ind fast night, through Attorney
Paul Maynard, it was presented to
Mr. May-
nard stated to the board that there
were only six children in the terri-
tory referred to of school age, but
as they are compelled to walk a
long distance to
deemed expedient
terntory be made
Sayre district.
After some discussion of the
matter the local board adopted a
resolution endorsing the petition,
and the matter will now be present-
ed to Judge Fannlng for his ap-
proval. If the judge grants the
petition the school taxes in the
|terntory mentioned will be paid
Administrator of Woman Killed |'"t© the treasury of the Sayre
: .,_|borough school board, but all
by the Black Diamond Fails| i.e, taxes will go to the township
‘of which the terntory is part,
On June 23, 1904, a Miss Gur- In this connection it is a matter
foski of Buffalo was killed by the | Of interest that when the borough
Lehigh Valley Black Diamond | lines were originally designated it
express at Sugar Notch, this state, | Was the intention to include Lewis
She was standing on the platform | Street in the borough limits, but by
coaches, when the | Some oversight the line when sur-
parted. She was veyed was run through the front
ground, and before | Porches of buildings.
\ FEA STO
In justice to George Prentice,
cand | the 18 year-old youth who was
at Buffa |arrested here on Wednesday even.
ing on a charge of vagrancy, and
4 later sent to Towanda to await the
defendant | action of the grand jury, Officer
The company took the Spencer Brougham states that
ground that the decedent was an when he searched Prentice at the
alien and therefore under the | "lockup he did not find a burglar's
jimmy nor any other tools usually
| carried by dark lantern men. Off
(cer Brougham says that he failed
to find enough on Prentice’s person
the first
lunch
i sume light on
officer
it of he is
¥ ho wa
will
the
the myster
board
endeavor
SAME youn: man with
Otis when the latter was last seen
the local school board
at the upper station at Towanda
The theory that Otis met with foul
bet
Is No
play is ming very strong, as
there known reason why he
A
been made for him but
should di: ippear diligent
school it was
to ask that the
a part of the
search has
not a single trace has been found
pectable
He 1s I
farmer with a family of children
ud to be a very re
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LEHIGH VALLEY WINS
IMPORTANT SUIT
to Recover Damages
train suddenly
thrown to the
she could rise the engineer backed |
she was crushed
Her father
as the administrator of her estate
sued the Lehigh for damages
the case has been on trial
the train up and
between the bumpers
lo this week
Yesterday the jury returned
verdict finding for the
company.
aw
her estate could not recover.
rr
A PROPOSED CHANGE
excellent (tO pay
free
It stated upon installment on
authority in railroad circles that 2 : The published
the master mechanic's office of the story that Prentice carried a Jimmy
Wyoming division of the Lehigh ‘was just another one of those freak
Valley is to be changed from newspaper stunts with which the
Wilkes- Barre to Coxton, The reading public in this section have
change, if made, will make Coxton | been afflicted for some timhe
¢ . — ee
of considerably more importance |
APPOINTED TRUSTEE
is
as a railroad center, and it will also |
reSult in considerable repair work
being taken to the shops at that| At the first meeting of creditors
place which has formerly been done | in the Gillispie bankruptcy matter
un the Wilkes-Barre shops. held before Referee John Codding
Sal yesterday at Towanda, J. T. Cor-
(bin of Athens, was appointed per-
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
manent trustee.
Un account of ill health of
owner, a long established mercan- | NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS
tile business in this valley is | rn
offered for quick sale at 90 per | All taxes must be paid om or
cent of stock inventory. Address | before January 16th or five per
inquiries to Business Opportunity, | cent will be added.
Valley Record, Sayre, Pa. J. L. Prunstep,
Wa 203( Collector,
ete
SCARCITY OF MEN
Company Is Experiencing Diffi-
D.S. & S. Division
The Lehigh Valley Railroad
Company is experiencing consider-
men to run their trains on the D
S. & S. division. Under the Coxe
rule the crew that left Drifton took
the train to Amboy and back. , No
other manner of doing the work
was regarded as feasible, but under
the retrenchment polic y of the
Lehigh Valley a new rule has
been issued. Two brakemen cons
duct the train to Penn Haven,
where the services of the one is
dismissed, and the train proceeds
to Amboy with one brakemen
Already seven men have quit work
and before the week is closed it is
said that it will be hard to secure
enough men to run the trains. On
Tuesday night three trains were
scheduled to go to Amboy but no
brakeman could be found who
would make the run under the new
ruling. Now the men are saying
that the transferring of the Coxe
interests to the Lehigh is not going
to be the big benefit to the railroad
men that has been predicted.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Floyd Watts, a Canton man, was
found in an unconscious condition
in a barn on Troy strect in that
place on Tuesday night with his
throat cut, and the circumstances
point to suicide. A small mirror
lay by his side and it is thought he
used this in order to correctly
locate the veins in the neck. He
was at once taken to a doctor's
office and at last accounts it is
thought he will recover.
NOTICE TO CONSUMERS
All water rents are now due and
payable at the office of the com-
pany. Ten per cent discount will
be allowed on current flat rate bills
the past quarter will be treated as
delinquent after January 20.
Tue Savke Water Company,
WILL INSTALL OFFICERS
Dr. W.B. Kelley, district deputy
Grand Regent Royal Arcanum.
will install the officers elect of
Sayre Council in their rooms, Sat-
urday evening, January 13. Mem
bers of the Royal Arcanum are
requested to be present to make a
good showing for Dr Kelley.
WHY PAY THE GROCER
25c for a two ounce bottle
of vanilla extract, when you
can get 4 ounces for the
same money at the West
Sayre Drug store ? Tele-
phone your order.
THE VALLEY EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
F.E. BIDLACK, Secretary.
We aro a firm of experienced men, that
have furnished labor for all classes of
work. If you are out of a position write
us, we can give you work in all classes.
If you are a contractor and want men
We can furnish you with from 1 to 100
will give ns a fow fan notice,
B
AGENCY, Room 1,
205 7t
it
Call or write, VALLEY EMPLOYMENT
Talmadge Bldg. Sayre
Take a Policy in the
N.P.L:
You Do Not Have to Die to Win
It Protects You in Sickness or Accident
Pays Dividends Each Five Years
Has the Largest Membership of Any Lo-
cal Organization in Te
Pald In Sayre During Five Years:
For Disability. ...........,... $11,517.30
For Death............... = 1,080.40
For Dividends
Benefits Paid
E. F. MERCEREAU,
District Manager,
BAYRE, PA. 112 Desmond Btreet
VaLisy Prov: 11a
Starrett’s and
Sawyer's Fine
Mechanical
Tools Kept in
Stock.
BOLICH BROS’.
HARDWARE
Desmond St.
M. PROCAS,
Greek-American Confec- |
tion and Candy Store.
Nice Special Fresh Mixed :
candy, 8 pounds 25
Mixed Chocolates, 2 lbs. .. 25
Nice Fresh Mixed Choocolaes i!
2 lbs 46
f K Nice Fresh Candy
Made Every Day
Fanoy Box Candy ;
Fruit of All Kinds
223 Desm
There is no nook nor cor-
ner where The Valley Rec
ord does not circulate
Bargains in Choice
Building Lots
$500 buys a Stedman Sg, lot, 60x140,
$500 buys a Hopkins Sg. lot, 502150,
Lot corner Stevenson and Stedman,
cheap,
Lot on Allison St, central.
silk mill,
$1300 buys a house and lot, corner
©o0khart,
$2100 takes pew house, modern im-
PT ents, Madison street.
Boo buys modern
m improved, new
house, Frederick St., Athens, Lot 860x188,
$1500 buys new hous» and lot near
River and
100 takes saven room house, North
F. J. TAYLOR.