of Heller, Rothchild
MANEY
raincoats from the Fifth Avenue
& PAGE,
Special Window!
Your choice of the following goods at
10 cents each :
10 quart tin dish pan
jee
tion € spon
Perfection grater, 4 sides
Bowl strainers
Hunter flour sifters
Boap savers
t
stew pans, 1,3, 4 qt si
baking dishes, 4 gt i an
pudding pans, 1, 3, 4, 5 gt sizes
“ spoons
custard cups, White & White ware
216 Desmond 8¢,, Bayre.
322 8. Main 8t,, Athens.
The Man Who
“Gets There”
Ie the man who has blood
Plenty of 11a Lia bode.
Driggs’ Wine of Cod Liver OM
: You can save ih the new chine
Wi the New Home, Singer
ig makes. ™ You have no
bere. Ol write of tlophons
~ Tiflany’s Music Store,
222 Main Btreet, Athens, Pa.
h suit cases at ofc at Kauf-
‘sélection, lowest prices
1 N's suits at H. Sattler’s,
goods arriving daily in
and shoes at H. Sattler's
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I butter for cooking purposes,
At W. S. Wright's, 3t
re
A touch of real winter at last.
“The Black Hand" at the
The scarlet fever patients in
Sayre are all reported’ as slowly
recovering,
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Just received a full line of Prince-
ly shirts, including black, at Kauf-
man's, Sayre.
There will be a matinee perform-
ance at the Loomis tomorrow
afternoon.
Big bargains in men's shoes,
especially in. patent leathers, at
Kaufman's, Sayre.
I can please you in style, quality
and prices on clothing and shoes
H. Sattler. 260 st
Just received our spring line of
peckwear and Howard hats at
Kaufman's, Sayre 260
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Do not forget the Rebekahs
supper next Friday night. Price
10cC. 260-3t
The largest assortment of men’s
black suits in the valley at low
prices at Kaufman's, Sayre,
Another barrell of those large
cucumber pickles, the kind mother
used to make, at W. S. Wright's. 3t
See our line of men’s and young
men's black Hart Schaffner &
Marx suits at Kaufman's, Sayre.
Do not fail to attend the lecture
on Sullivan's expedition by Wm.
Elliot Griffis at the Sayre high
school hall next Friday, March 16,
Admission 10 and 20 cents,
Rev. E. A. Gemant, rector of
Christ Church, Towanda, will hold
scrvice and preach in the. Church
of the Redeemer, Sayre, Thursday
evening, March 15, at 7:30 o'clock.
“Sherlock Holmes” was credit
ably presented last night by the
Murray & Mackey repertoire com-
pany to a fair sized audience. This
evening “The Black Hand" is the
attraction.
G. J. Johason of Laceyville is
visiting his neice, Mrs. A. M. Hun-
singer, Lincoln street, who has
been seriously ill with grip and
malarial fever for the last five
weeks. She is reported somewhat
improved.
“Let 'Er Go Flyna" and his
wife will spend the time which in-
LEG ey
May Possibly Be Run Over the
Auburn and Ithaca Branch
of That Road 4
According to an interview pub-|
lished in yesterday's Ithaca Daily
Journal, if the Aubum & Ithaca |
Traction Company makes any
move toward purchasing rails or
tics, or shows by any tangible evi- |
dence that it is the intention to|
build a line between Ithaca and
Auburn, the Lehigh Valley Rails
road Company will immediately
purchase two of the most remark-
able cars in the world—a car that]
is a whole railroad system in itself |
—generating its own electric cur |
reat, storing it automatically and
using it for self propulsion as re-
quired. The car is known among
railroaders as the “Strang gas elec
tric” Railway men describe it
succinctly as a combined coach and
power on wheels.
A trip is now being made across
the continent with one of these cars
as an cxperiment. The cost of
one in $20,000.
Now that the Lehigh road has
reason to believe that there will be
competition from the Auburn &
Ithaca Traction Company they are
determined to protect their own
interests and the outcome of the
matter may be the purchase of two |
of these cars to place on the A. &
I. branch.
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thomas
THE REASON FOR IT
- went to Elmira this morning,
In the theatres these days women -
remove their hats. Is it because J. Stanley Wialack made a short
they and the men want to see what | business trip to Owego today.
is happening on the stage, whether
it be clothed and its right mind or
bedecked. in tights? In the
churches women keep their hats
on. Is it because they and the men
do not care what is going on and
because it is more conducive to
sweet slumber unobserved ?
Women should remove their hats
in all public halls, especially such
coal scuttle, flattened out circus
tents as they are wearing at
present.
WILL ORGANIZE LODGE
F. E. Bidlack, who established
and later sold the Valley Employ-
ment Bureau to E E Reynolds, is
today moving from room § in the
Talmadge building to 60g North
Main street, Athens, where he will
open an office as district organizar
of the National Protective Associ-
ation of Williamsport. Oa Thurs-
day night Mr. Bidlack, in conjunc.
tion with Clarence Dunn, the nas
tional secretary of the order, will
install a lodge at Litchfield, the
first of its kind to be organized in
the county,
EACURSION FOR TEACRERS
The special Washington excur-
sion for teachers has developed the
following : Round trip ticket $8.70
including stop over at Philadelphia
on return. Some desire to start
Sunday, April 8, return and stop
off at Philadelphia Thursday,
others degire to return on Easter
Siakey: Meador: in this section
“THIS SUMNER
Bids for Steel and Concrete on
Proposed New Structure at To-
wanda Will Be Closed March 24
It was announced this morning
that bids for steel and concrete
work for the new Lehigh Valley
bridge at Towanda will be closed
on March 24, and the contracts
will probably be awarded in a week
or ten days thereafter.
The eastern end of the new
bridge will probably be located
near the point where the present
onc now stands, but the west end
will be considerably farther up the
river. By constructing the bridge
in this manner the heavy curve will
be climinated, a fact which will be
greatly appreciated by the officials
of the road, as it means an immense
saving,
The upper Towanda station,
however, will be torn down, and a
new one erected at East Towanda,
Whether this will be of advantage
to those desiring to get in amd out
of Towanda remains to be seen.
It is quite probable that the new
bridge and station will be con
structed this summer, as there is
every evidence that the officials of
the Lehigh are planning to push
the work along rapidly.
The bridge will be erected on
the most approved plan and when
completed will probably be one of
the finest of its kind in the state. It
is said that the Lehigh is also plan-
ning for a fine station,
Samuel Brouthal is spending a
few days among friends and rela
tives at Weatherly,
Mrs. George Ridgeway of To-
wanda, was the guest of Mrs, C, |.
Coolbaugh, Friday.
Mrs. G. Stevenson and son Don
of Lock Haven, are the guests of
the former's son, Will Stevenson of
this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Howard of
Kings Ferry are spending a few
days in Sayre, Mrs. Howard's for-
mer home.
Dr. W. B. MacDonald, who has
been at Geneva for the past week,
for the benefit of his health, re-
turned home last night.
Edward Yost, a machinist em-
ployed in the shops at this place
for some time, left this morning for
Hornellsville, where he has secured
a position with the Erie at that
place
INVESTIGATED WRECK
Several Lehigh Valley officials
met at Wilkes Barre yesterday
forenoon for the purpose of inves-
tigating the wreck which occurred
in the Coxton yards on the day
previous. [Eogineer Lowe and
Fireman Donlin were both in at-
tendance, returning to Sayre yes.
terday afternoon on the milk train.
THe result of the investigation
could not be learned.
should make known their wishes
to J. H. Humphries of Towanda or
I. F. Stetler of Sayre,
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RAISES HIS OWN LENS |
H. A. Griswold, the man_who |
| makes the light shine, claims to be |
‘the only man in town who is eating |
|lemon pie made from lemons that |
Lehigh Valley engine No 555, | be raised himself He has a tree |
hill on Friday night, and plunged | €7OP this year and one of the
over an embankment into the |l¢MOnS measured 123 inches by |
stream at Black Creek Junction, 134 inches in circumference, and |
was retracked yesterday and sent |'t Made 12 pies.
to the shops at Weatherly for Ee
dep, UNDERWENT OPERATIONS
AN OPPORTUNITY | Mrs, Fred Martin, of Tioga
+ Center; Robert Chambers, of |
| have a quantity of mattress Sayre; Perry Hogar, of Catlin |
material which I wish to dispose of. | Hill, N. Y., and Olin M. Benninger
set me inns
order at|of South Auburn, Pa, underwent |
las operations at the | this
ERICH V [LE
in the Hoodmacher Dam-
age Case Is to Stand
The motion for a new trial in
the case of Mary Hoodmacher and
and ~ainor child of George B.
nied yesterday and a new trial
refused.
The plaintiffs
£7,000 damages in this case, which
took a number of days to try
The victim of the accident met his
death in Warren county, N. J, by
the blowing up of an engine boiler
owned by the Lehigh Valley.
Hoodmacher was in the caboose
of the train which was being
pushed up a plane, when the boiler
exploded and he met instant death
The contention of the plaintiff
company was that the Lehigh Val.
ley was negligent in permitting a
defective boiler in oamc of its ea-
* GL HENTIN
Mrs. C. A. Childs of West Sayre
is improving after quite a serious
illness.
Mrs I Reynolds, who has been
quite ill for several days, is able to
be about,
The Lehigh Valley employes in
this section received their monthly
pay checks today,
The regular semismoathly busi-
ness meeting of the Sayre Aerie of
Eagles will be held in their rooms
on tomorrow cvening,
A —
Eighteen years ago this week
the country was in the grasp of the
great March blizzard which up to
date holds the record.
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No. 8 was over an hour late at
the local station this morning, the
engine having broken down be-
tween this place and Buffalo,
Newspapers arc always glad to
get all the news that is obtainable,
and The Record is no exception to
the rule. If you cannot bring or
send your news items to the office,
use the telephone. Call 128x,
KREH INDICTED
Albert Kreh of Waverly, who is
at present confined in the Bradford
county jail at Towanda, charged
with uttering a forged check, was
indicted by the Tioga county grand
jury at Owego yesterday. The dis-
trict attorney of Tioga county will
take immediate steps to have Kreh
brought back to New York state
Kreh was arrested about three
weeks ago on the complaint of E
E. Walker of Waverly. He is said
to have forged his brother's name
to a check and offered the same to
Walker in payment of a bill, after
which it is alleged he received
about £18 in change.
COURT NOTE
In the divorce case of John C
McCracken vs Jessie I. McCracken,
both of Sayre, the court has grant-
ed a rule on the defendant to show
cause why the plaintiff should not
be allowed £150 alimony, pending
the disposition of the suit.
CAKE SALE
Benefit senior class of Sayre
High school, at Maroney's store
Saturday, March 17, from 2t0 8
p. m, 261-4t
Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the advertis-
od letters remaining in the Sayre post
office for the week ending Mr. 12, 1904,
NEN,
KE. Decker
Charles Porter
Fred Stevegson
Thomas Shumway
4. M. Thomas
WOMEN,
Estella Chapman Mrs. Pauline Muyre
Ethel Sommers
It aot Dhlied for oa ib, So vals
they to et
ter office, vertised
M. E Allies
Charlie Allis
Fred Allen
Wm, Clark
be forward
Ask for ad
4 |
Iron Beds, Springs, Mattresses
For Spring House Cleaning
—AT
GALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
PICTURE
FRAMING
205 Desmond St. Valley Phone 191 a.
A ‘i
ANY 20% 200GH)
TAKE A POLICY WITH THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
The safety of any business is (0 its management. Investigate our order
Our Assets Jan L1 400,
Lisbllities. ro PT
Dividends pat pack yea. 081% of about 46000 pas yeas
Disability Past year....................... ... 287,167 BO
Death, paid past year .......... ceeer 61.839 81
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager,
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre. 5
How Much Do You Earn in an Hour ?
Would you prefer to work an hour extra, or to
walk to Gillespie's Drug Store ?
If you knew that you would save two hours
hard labor on every dollar's worth of goods, you
would probably buy your drugs at that store.
Competent men always on hand to put up pre-
scriptions, and at money-saving prices.
GILLESPIE'S DRUG STORE
201 LOCKHART ST., SAYRE, PA.
$5396 99949 94933 30000 00 0000 ata
TTTTTETTTIITIs seis dit ieee
Mixes and Kneads Bread thoroughly JK
In 3 Minutes.
Hands do not touch the dough
Does away with Hand
Kneading and Makes
Better Bread.
i
vil Simple, Easy, Sanitary. AAW
BOLICH BRO'S.
HARDWARE.
Desmond St., Sayre, Pa.
M. PROCAS,
Koy fot =k
A TALK ON RUINS
caused by fire may be instructive, bat!
hardly consoling. We want to talk now, | i L REN A
before there are ruins. Is yoor proper . . J IN,
ty—real and personal—insured against |
Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
222 Desmond Street,
fire loss? If not, why not? Don't care
how wise you are, you don't know wheth-
er your house or store will be standing
tomorrow. Mom talk on fire insarance
if you give us the word.
FRED J. TAYLOR,
BAYRR, PA.
LOOMISOPERAHOUSE
ORCHESTRA
Striotly Up-to-Date Music furnished
for Balls, Parties and all manner of SBoc-
ial Functions, either public or private.
number Places desired will be fur-
Call Valley Record for terms,
oto.
Is now ready to farnish | james Smit, the Athiun
Pure Reservoir Ice to | 804 South Ma
Sayre patrons.
First-class work done promptly at reg.
sonable prices,
LAWS & WINLACK,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Lat.
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED,
LAWS' BUILDING, 219 DESMOND BT,
Valley Phone 180-A, Sayre,