SAYRE, PA.
WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
CHASES OF $5.00
OR OVER.
Evenings Succeeding
to know it's so
good over this
We contribute
Even the Ice Man is feeling
and its possible continuance.
to your comfort, Fur offerings
They
clearance
suits,
oughly
would cos
all go on sale at
prices. Some well tailored
snappy styles and thor-
t. If vouare if need of a
Suits, $7.87 up
Coats, 3.75 up
Same as sold Friday. The
We will open
scriptions from
sale was so suc-
$1
member for
shirts, our 98¢c leader -
One lot, all colors, Boy's
Sweaters; regular §1 value -
a regular $1.50
75¢ | United States.
new sub-
now until
15, which
Pineapple Kuit
69¢
35¢
Sold every-
Third
better.
Quilts «
$12
n sale for
See display
SI a \SST/a \C)
oA 2g Cig
Floor Special
one day
mly -
Elmer Avenue Window
only. Regular price
98¢
Spec
On odds and er
50c values 35¢, §
Pale
ain
ial Closeouts
ids of Belts. 25c¢ values 17¢,
1.00 values 59¢
SRR VB
Bring Your Job Printing to,
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Murrelle's Printing
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Ben move.
Jealousy can find no room in a heart
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock a
Money on call firm at § per cent,
| chaagvs, | ay gs, per et
MITHONE. balances, RI, 06.154.
Bhan 2X of dry goods at the port of |
Office |
From four to eight skilled job
printers a new, up-
equipment gre at your service.
dispoction to
say we have the |
please. We keep
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave., Sayre,
Valley Phooe |28x.
WE PRINT
The Valley Record
W. T. GAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
iste John R. Murray,
Office boars: —9 to10 a m.; 6:30
to8 p,m. At other times daring
day st Valley Record office.
~ BLACKSMITHING
HORSESHOEING AND GENER-
ERAL REPAIRING.
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Have had over thirty years’ ex-
N. Y. Central
9, Norf & West
Pean R R
Reading
Rock Island
#t. Paul
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
South. Ry pt
Sugar
Texas Pacific
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West Union
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Missouri Pas
New York Markets,
OR ou 80d ow steady Mia.
nesola +“ nier str a.
BRGIE, inter extras £23083 tor
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WHEAT lyuigatten was promineat ia
impelled Dy weak ca
of su 1. ices off yo In the |
fr; ‘tay, BW |-1tc.; Beptember |
WI lo f+ A under —_— cables and
uidat y.
| yuk CLOW Bliely NC city, gc:
“ anipping. T%Os3ac. . good |
uietl; long rye. BQEc
BEANS—-8teady. marrow RB lga. 1s me
Sum. $2.10; pea, 570. red kidney, R209
£3
HOPS Firm, Mate. common 10 choice,
18, Qs, #Gilc. ; olds, ie Ps
Sifle coast, 198, gle. 1904 , "olds,
U ITTER~Creatnery, extras, per pound,
(Mereantile Exchange officia
| quota ion, extras, ric), firstly We:
seconds, 18g ; thirds, 16¢17c . held. ex-
tras, 19gTic | seconds, 29
lac.
fir wt
rats,
state dairy, tubs, extras, ug3c,
8. WP thirds
ei
. seconds, WgI%x
CHEESE State, full cream, small and
large, colored and white, tember. fan-
cy as } A tx 1% wt
made, small, 8 . at,
gi , Ught aa fall
1%ec ; winter made,
ce; commen to falr "@TRe
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
A Gala Dramatié Festival. A Week
of Grand Productions
Commencing
MONDAY, FEBUARY 12,
Six Nights. Six Matinees.
Special bill matinee and night on
Lincoln's Birthday (Monday.)
Chas. H. Rosskam
Presents the
CHICAGO STOCK (0.
In Extraordinary Repertoire. Seven
Big Vaudeville Features Be-
tween the Acfa
NIGHTS:
Friday - Quo Vadis.
Beturday The Scout's Revenge,
MATINEES:
Friday — Fanchon, the Cricket.
Saturday —Cindrella.
Prices —10, 20 and 30c.
10 and 20c.
Sale of seats commences Friday at
Matinee —
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
neyivania and neardy,
ssiected, white, fABcy, PS. ¢hoice NP
Ze, firsts, 17c.. dirt
. refrigerators. per
TRY Chichens, spri |
owls, 1c | Fost. os E
ED’ EX Gm, pr Tak oh Prin |
deiphia, = pound, PR Ohio,
geighia unds end under
case. LUI 0
LIVE POU
pound, Llc
eg oh
po per pair an
dry picked, I8J1%
ennsfivania. bc
Philadelphia, dry ked,
arn, dry picked, Selected, , Average
rus, 1% 9 vedi ee: ix uid
per dosen,
cocks, 4 lcked
ate
nNWG TS,
squabs, prime, |
Ras mined,
culls,
DR ED MEATS Calves steady at
4c. Jeune for city dressed vealds a
agile or country dressed: mutton quiet
at ae pound;
weak at 101k ec yumtry reased
lambs al 34910 per carcass; country
od hogs steady at $Gtne. Per pound
Live Steck Naskets.
CATTLE
choice, nil rims. Ee eal
ugha
over,
New
fowls
ring
od
ga
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
FISH, FISH
If you want fish try S. J. Bellis on
Elizabeth street. You can buy the best
Fish there every day. Phone orders
promptly attended to.
| Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 138w
MISSES TABER & LAMBERT
Sayre Art Parlor.
129 W. LOCKHART ST.
NonpR 3 couplets iw o of Bauey
‘| Goods, Lineas
Waist np
| EES
HIER.
Howard Brigham and wife weat
to Susquechasas to spend Sunday.
S. R. Payne is having his shade
trees treated for the San Jose scale.
Miss Anna Callear of Bingham-
ton was visiting friends in Athens
yesterday.
Mrs. George Atwood and Mrs.
William Atwood were in Wyaluss
ing today visiting friends,
Samuel G. Lane and wife went
to Towanda today to visit Mrs.
Lane's brother, William Donley.
The Misses Mary and Irene
Warner went to Milan this morn-
ing to spend Sunday with friends.
Mrs. Russel Carrington has been
the guest of her brother, George
Stroud, and returned to New Era
Pa., today.
William Barber, while working
in the Sayre yards yesterday fell
and sprained his right hand and is
now off duty.
Mrs. John Haaver and her
two granddaughters, Mertic and
Sybil of Elmira, were visiting at
C. W. Crans yesterday.
Mrs. M. J. Robinson and Mrs.
James Park were called to Wysox
this moming on account of the
serious illness of their brother, O.
Helen, the seven-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. E.
Crayton, First street, fell on the
icy street in front of her home
yesterday and sustained a severe
laceration of her chin. Dr.
Everitt was called and dressed the
wound.
The great traveler i and Jechiel,
Grant Huston, will deliver a
lecture on “The Buried Cities of
Antiquity,” at the Baptist church,
Saturday evening, March 3. It
will be illustrated with views of
Egypt and the Holy Land and will
be very instructive,
John L Sullivan and Lucas Sto-
ver were arrested and spent last
night in the lockup. This moming
they were brought before Burgess
Macafece, when sentence was
suspended in case of Sullivan
and Stover was given time to get
his clothes together and leave town.
He claimed Elmira as his home.
OLD COMRADE COMRADES
Athens—Gabe M Mullock and an
old army comrade, Joseph W. Adle,
who served in Battery F and I,
First New York Light Artillery,
were in Athens yesterday. Com-
rade Adle resides in Jackson's
Hole, Unita county, Wyoming,
where he is surrounded by the
Rocky Mountains, and has had
many hair raising encounters with
bears, mountain lions, and elk. He
says these wild animals have bes
come quite docile now and he en-
joys their society very much. There
arc millions of them but they do
not harm anyone when let alone.
FORMER PROFFESSOR HERE
Prof. M. G. Benedict, a former
superintendent of the Athens
schools, was in Athens calling on
old friends last night. He is now
superintendent of the schools in
Utica, N. Y. where he has
10,000 scholars and over 300
teachers under his charge. The
duties must be pleasant for he car-
ries the same agreeable coun-
tenance as in former years, and
care does not seem to make any
wrinkles on his brow.
NOTICE
All members of Washington
Camp 623 P.O.S. of A, are re-
quested to meet at P.O. S. of A.
hall in the Sanford block, Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, to attend
divine service in a body at the Bap-
tist church. Camp 8 of Waverly
and Camp 272 of Sayre will join.
By order of President,
A. M. Hunsiager.
Subscribe for The Record.
Athens—The Baptist church was
crammed full to overflowing last
convention, As we saw the charm:
with coal scuttle hats, trimmed
with bright red ribbons, lugging
their pails and milking stools in
"WILLIAMS & SUTTON
SHOES Sayre, Pa, FURS
tactful parade there was an entranc-
Mrs Fred Drake presided over the
ner. As we were present through (
the courtesy of the delegates we
would like to give an extended re-
port, but our space is limited. It
was interesting and
throughout the whole performance
and the audience were delighted.
The delegate from St. Louis
brought along a cow that resembled
a Rocky Mountain canary bird
which was led upon the stage at
the end of the performance. ,This
seemed to create a scene of wild
terror and the fair delegates ended
their convention suddenly. We
presume this convention will prove
a benefit to the social life of this
community and that strawberries
and cream will be sweeter and
cheaper than ever before
season.
GAMBLING MUST GO
Bill at Albany to Wipe Out
Race Track Betting.
GOVERNOR HICCINS BACKS IT UP.
Measure, if Passed, Would Make
Speeniation on Herse HRaciag »
Felony Pualshable With
imprisonment.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb 17.—A blll (n-
tended to wipe out gambling at the
race track by making it a felony bas
been Introduced by Senater Cassidy
and Assemblyman Lansing
Arrayed on the side of this proposed
law is Governor Higgins himself, the
International Reform bureau, the New
York Boclety For the Buppression of
Vice, the Christian Endeavor society
and religious associations and instito-
tions throughout the city and state.
It is proposed to conduet a whirl
wind campaign throughout the stats,
starting with a large mass meeting a
Albany by leading pastors.
Governor Higgins affirmed the claim
of the backers of the bill that be stood
with them In their effort to suppress
race track gambling
“When the Percy-Gray bill legalizing
poolseliing at race tracks was passed
several years ago,” sald the governor,
“1 was one of the four or five senators
who opposed it. 1 Delleve that, in
spirit at least It was not eonstito
tional.
“Il bave no Lesitaney in saying that
from a moral standpoint it is impos-
sible for me to understand how the ast
of a man on ode side of a fence can be
legalizcd while on the other side of the
fence it ls & crime ~
West Shore Filer Wrecked.
ALBANY, N.Y, Feb. VM —A mis
placed switeh at the west end of the
Bavena yard, about twenty miles fro:
Albany, came near causing a serious
loss of life en the West Shore road
Train No. 4 known as the Continental
Limited, eastbound from St. Leuls to
New York, crossed from the east to the
west tracks by mistake and, golag et
the rate of sixty miles an hour, crash-
od into a heavily ladea ccal train which
steed on a side track near by. The
pessenger engine, baggage ear, cem-
bination and day coaches left the track
and were pled high in the air with
the wrecked coal cars.
Cae Pllled With Raplesives.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 17.—~While
a freight train from Viadivostok was
anloadifg at the Nicholas rallway sta-
tion a Lox fell The fall was followed
by an explosion by which several per
sons were Injured. Investigation proved
that the entire car was filled with ex-
3% Are only a part of the big assortment
of our Walk-Over line, which
now offers you
) oi New Styles New Lasts
New Leathers
ee HT EY B0
| Is the order of the
| day. Asa city, we
| will inevitably have |
* anew Town Hall,
a complete sewer
system and fine
pavements,
You can add to EE
the general 1 m- |
AM) Wek days
only, for Athens, Ulster, Towands, oe
provement. ies Snir Ss Lacey.
An up to date
Bg (Waverly A. M.) Daily
bathroom ora good bans fives ren i RES
y heating system will {cx Eo
Baltimore and W
add value to ror ™ an iag viv. 1b Hen Milas,
fr fh te
property, give you
more comfort and 1: Pili MM. {Wanssy pA P. M) Dally
N- ns mr, en. dumm SSE
Washington
y better health. And
it doesn't cost so
P.M Daily excupe ee Black Die
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| mit Chunk,
| York, Palladeiphid,
much. Ask us about
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kJ M. oo Ae ts, M) Week
{Im effect Dec. 3, 10s.)
Trains lesve Sayre as follows:
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SAYRE, PA.
Lockhart St, . Next to Postoffice.