Orit isn't right. There is
These Rochester Clothes w
right, because they are mac
The beauty of it all is tha
Our $10 special is a won
from, a dozen patterns of a
you should look through ou
no balf
ili fit
le right,
t they're as we
surface,
ler, a dozen styles to ¢
style, a dozen
r line before
reasons why
you buy a suit.
MANEY
SAYRE an
& PAGE,
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OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
All sizes and price
low wheel, $2.75, $3.00,
Sow
316 Desmond St., Sayre.
If you don’t trade with
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YES
We_have added a new
line. As fine a line of
10c candies as can be
bought.
We are continually
receiving new souvenir
postcards. Our variety
comprises over 5,000
styles of views, etc. A
full line of Eaton Hur-
but stationery always
in stock at
WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS
183 LOCKHART ST.
STOP, LOOK, LISTEN,
New Sewing Machines,
Drop Heads, $10, $:5 and $30.
Delivered at your home on trial. So Id
oo monthly payments. Call, write or
call Valley Pa #0c,
Tiffany's Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa.
The Valley Record
“All the news that's 8t to print’
THURSDAY,
MAY 24 1908
LOCAL BREVITIES
Ithaca is threatend with an ice
famine.
Circus at Waverly Saturday
afternoon and evening,
Second hand bicycles from $5.00
Yy
up at Zausmer’s jewelry store, Wa-
verly. 12 4t
“Lynwood,” at the park on Mon
day evening. Prices 10, 20 and 30
cents,
Nearly 300 men are employed
on the Lehigh construction work
at Towanda.
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By spending your money at
home you will put more money in
Circulation in Sayre.
It is stated that work on the new
Lehigh Valley station at Hazelton
will commence shortly,
The man who advertises is the
man who makes the most moncy
Remember this when business gets
dail
e Sayre Building & Loan Asso-
will be held this evening at
SALE
reve
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$3.75, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00,
322 S. Main St,, Athens.
1s we both losc money. “en
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TET TITTIIIOIN TET TITII™oee
The Man Who
“Gets There”
Is the man who has blood
real rich blood and
plenty of it -in his budy,
Driggs” Wine of Cod Liver Ol
Makes blood lots of jt—
life-giving, brain-noarish-
y h-repl
164, Strengt replenishing
75c Per Bottle.
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Draggist.
Bank Puilding, Bajre, Pa
Harvey Gray will give the sixth
lof his secor d
series of dances to
The
change in the date for holding the
dance is on account of the circus
morrow (Frnday) evening
at Waverly on Saturday evening
The Hon Willard D Morse, of
Troy, has withdrawn as a candidate
for in this
Mr. Morse, in his reasons
legislative honors
county
(for withdrawing, says that the cost
of prosecuting a canvass is onsid
erable and that he cannot afford to
speculate on the outcome
The miniature coal breaker w hich
1s being exhibited by a company of
young muners on lower, Desmond
street, 1s being liberally patronized
and is well worth it. The ing
piece of mechanism gives one an
excellent idea of the manner in
which a coal mine is operated
JUDGMENT BY DEFAULT
The case of Ginsburg vs Rock
man, an action on the part of the
plaintiff to recover from the de
fendant the sum of 860 for dis
bursements and
time Rockman
cmous
sCrvices
was
at the
charged at
Buffalo with grand larceny, came
up for a hearing yesterday before
Justice Carey Ginsburg was rep
resented by Hon E M. Dunham,
while Attorney Paul Maynard ap.
peared for the defense. The case
was called for 3 o'clock and the
detendant’s attorney asked for ad
journment on the ground that the
attendance of two witnesses could
not be sccured. The motion for
an adjournment was denied and
the defendant acting on the advice
of his attorney withdrew from
court and by default judgment for
860 and costs was taken by the
plaintiff. It is quite likely that an
appeal will be taken,
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i
fantry Regulars, Stopped Here
| for Short Time
| New York
Enroute for
-
i
i Last night between and 8
clock Sayre was honored by the
[presence of a battallion of Uncle
S
li
{ Service in
and were on their way to New!
|X
5
!
{this morning at 6 o'clock
am’s real live soldier boys who
lave just completed 2: months’
the Phihppine Islands |
‘ork city, having received orders
) report for duty at the Mectropoli
The soldiers belonged to the
Second Batalion, Twelfth | antry, |
i
U
nearly 1.500 men
and numbered
A Le
high \ alley train consisting of 13
at
o'clock, and in less than five min- |
S Reeoulars
3
Spee tal
cars arrived here precisely >|
streets of |
sold
liers |
batilion
utes after its arrival the
Sayre burly swarmed with
The off of the
companied by th
the Wilbur house
'
| had }
rs AC |
i
Ir wives went to |
WwW hic fre
pper|
wen prepared for them, whl!
ra! k |
and fle walked about the busine <8 |
f the
themselves
ithe men who « mipiscd the
*
i
ection wn and oth rwise |
amused
} Minutes
crowd
{stopped here for nearly 4
land in the meantime a buy
collected at the station The girls |
were bestowed them The
upon
band and just previous to the train |
starting two selections were rene
dered in an artistic manner, while |
entertained the crowd by passing
of hardtack
through the windows |
large pieces out |
a fine looking lot of young men,
none of them apparently over 2¢
years, and during their brief visit in|
Sayre they conducted themselves |
in a most orderly manner
As heretofore stated the battal-
lion has been in the Phillipine ser-
vice but recently orders have been
received transferring them to New
York
duty at that place this morning at (
o'clock, there has
pleaty of time given them for the
They were to report for
and as been
trip, the stop in Sayre was consid
erably longer than it would hav.
been under ordinary conditions
AN ATTRACTIVE EXHIBITION
One of the finest exhibitions of
large photographic views of scenes
in the summer resort regions and
fishing and hunting
Canada and the Eastern States
reached by the Grand Trunk Rail
way be on view
Waverly Erie station from 9a m
to 9 p m on Tuesday May 29
The collection includes a series of
large
districts of
system wall at
photographs, depicting
scenes in the “Highlands of On
taro,” the new “Temagamiregion,
“Algonquin National Park.” and
other famous haunts of fish and |
gime and playgrounds for the
summer tounst, in addition, beau-
tiful of mounted fish |
and game are a feature. The ex
hibition 1s one full of interest as |
Sspeamens
well as instructive and entertaining
- |
here is no admission fee « harged|
and the exhibition is free to all
WELL KNOWN HERE
Mrs. Anna Cunningham Riley
died at her home in Lovelton on
Friday afternoon at o'clock,
death being due to infirmities. The
deceased was born in Ireland in|
1511 and in 1834 came to this
country where she has since resid- |
She was the mother of Mrs. |
Mary Cullen of this place, and had!
many here who will
grieved to learn of her demise
EDISON PHONOCRAPHS
Records and supplies on casy
monthly payments. Over 1,000
gold moulded records in stock at
Ziusmer's jewelry stors at Waver-
12 4t
0)
ed
fricads
WATS REDRESS
Been Mclested by a Neighbor
Dora McMahon
this morning on a charge of lar-
ceny preferred by Mrs. May Patch
ard, the latter alleging that the de
a
Was arrested
fendant removed quantity of
garden seeds from her
patch
Mrs. Pri hard,
rented her house and lot to a ten
ant, but recently the tenant mee
and Mrs Pritchard again took pos
session of the premises McMahon
Patchard
garden
it. is alleged
lives next door and Mrs
the
secd potatoes, and committe d other
the onion patch, confiscated
larcency
of this stat:
which constitutes
the
acts,
under statutes
Nel
complete arring before Justi
YOUNG GIRL IS
BITTEN BY DOC
Neck, Causing an Extensive
Wound
morning. The animal's teeth sank
the cartoid artery, leaving a wound
The ht
ind while
of considerable depth nye
I
ear was also lacerated,
The
in
follow
ttle girl had been «ent
errand, when the dog, which was a
aon
Dr C A Haines was called and
cauteriz=d the injuries
PERSONAL MENTION
Mrs Frank L. Leonard of Key
stone avenue, is visiting friends and
relatives in Pittston.
Charles Osborn of South F
to Towanda
morning on business
Amer
avenue went
PH
Swartwood
Gusburg and Attorney
of Limira were here
yesterday to attend to legal matters
pending in justice's court
Charles S. Syaungton, former
of
Manufacturing company, w
supenntendent the Cayuta
in I
Sayre this morning calling on old
Inends and acquaintances
MISTAKEN INPRESSION
Itis unlawful to kill domesticated
ammals caught destroying crops or
other property. For example, a
person will shoot pigeons or chick
ens found on his premises, doing
damage, under the impression that
he has the night. It is a mistaken
son who does the shooting is
liable to prosecution, The owner
of the pigeons or chickens, how-
ever, is hable for the damage done.
BLOOD COVERED PILOT
An engine came into the round
house from the east this m ring
and shortly after its arrival a (quan
uty of blood was found spattered
on the pilot. Later a cap
was found, which with the discov-
man s
ery of the blood, has given rise to
the belief that the engine struck
and killed some unknown person
during the night. The local offi
cials are unable to learn of anyone
having been killed.
SAWMILL BURNED
The sawmill operated by Eph
nam Swackhammer at Homet's
Ferry burned to the ground be-
tween 8 and 9 o'clock last night.
The origin of the fire is not
known. The loss is total, as it is
said there was no.insurance,
MAY 24, 1906,
| 0, HIE AR Ap pe ——
MANGLED BODY [EMMERICH
FOU ON TRACKS
known Man Killed Just West
of Geneva Last Night
one ard
This m ring between
The “E
received the
at all World
the crew on the we
nud Lehigh Valley train No
found the
two o'clock
4
ternbly marg ed re
th pure,
mains of 3 man lying on the « ’ posit
Laound trac K near Ochs ( orner $113 #
shoddy, no he g's
Every genuine
tag, conta
pol
mall station just west of Geneva
. : the .
The body was so badly mutii1 ted ara
to des
The clothing was nearly torn
body but frem the ap |
15 thought that th.
have been
the Second
which
Lehigh yesterday after
The clothing bears a re- |
semblance to a soldiers’ |
It that the man fell
from a moving train The L=hich
if 1Invesh
v of satisfact ners
}
hat it was rite Ci Emme
impossible tify & n
14
fre
pariances 114
Chi aid rece free t new ben
IOWs the progreas of feathers {1
CALDWELL'S
one of the |
Batalion, | 205 Desmond St
p 1ssed
m the
FU
VIC nay
of
Infantry
oldies:
sth
over the
cast |
noon
uniform
DO YOU KNO
NA
iY
Y
1s thought
detectives are making
NATIO
£ Hips
FOLK
ration
>
A SOCIETY HORSE SHOW
Some months apo, when |
v better poli
Mothe mxact t of «
OE
(es
Pill
highest award
‘s 1
ws
Fairs, an
downy, odorless
ton, no
&r ubcured
feathers, are used,
! a patented envelope.
uratnce Certific an insurance
¥ ha iltache
lee ju ate,
ikers of
Emmerich Building
: Make Fige Pillows,
tor to Lgish
RNITURE STORE
Valley Phone 191a,
five pillows
€ Feathers
Not, Why
W THAT THE
arrving it Examine its TERM
According to Age,
dent Roosevelt declared in a speech
it Denver that the Sta e
ild develop by
a
United
areful breeding standard and
ure American type of « irnage or
l
i
Pp
general utility horse, he pleased
i
0ax Grove Park
ment would be handicapped from
dealers who have been 1 oding the
wherever a horse market
with f
country
happened to be ren type
this
adaptable for
pwemcats of
Moreover, it
and not
the
American
country
use on i phalt
city
conceded by CXPCris
Great War Drama
the quality or the endurance of the
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native horses bred from Morgan or
Hambletonian 4
strains Every
effort made to demonstrate, 1n an
Perr b ebb rbd ii
[international class of horses. the
i
(hoenonity of the American cross,
has been frustrated by antagonistic
i
breeders in the shows of the west
{and cast, and few horse lovers have
{had the « pportumity to discriminate |
|
{between the various types. A good
3s] UNUSUAL
| THING
Did vou
of
opportunity will be given the pub
ic to sce the most ¢ tmplete horse
the
West
20, at
over 300 of the best types
when
Wild
| on Saturday, Ma,
| Waverly,
lof truly handsome horses having
[show ever organized
over
Plumber
Spex 1al
{Cummins Greater
near
|
larnives ISA
that's
what we're
We larg
Land most con
i n
te line of tias
long
been secured from all parts of th |
make the
the
Have
world to representation
Fixtures and Sun
illey
dif
of
Sele t
fries an the
Iwi nty - five
erent styles
nxtuires to
from, and, unt
June 1st, these
will be im sale Al
COST Don't
intil the best
are picked
t Come now
The or and save money
F i fixtures
i need
f
* BURGESS ISSUES ORDERS
Burgess Cross has issued orders
(to the police departoient to ngdly
fentorce the curfew law. The mghts
at this season of the year are par
} wall
(ticularly attractive to the young j
[who would rather remain out of
doors than on the inside
Id
nance, however, tcquires that all
children under the age of 16, un
less accompamed by parents or
guardians, shall be off the streets
after o'clock
loafer has also come under the ban | ;
of the burgess and hereafter the | Bat: "Phones aaa TW
: "IDR. A. 6. REES, M.D.
. = ® 3 . s
must be discontinued or ar
100 Lake St
H.R. TALMADGE,
timer Ave.
The street corner
practice standing about
treets
rests will follow West Baye,
- | OFFIUR HOURS
CHARLEY WANTS FUNDS | oon nm 2o corm sm
4 § Genito urinary and chronic diseases a
| specialty Hath nhanaa
H. L. TOWNER, M.D,
Charley Johnson, the convicted |
murderer, has written a most re
mirkable letter to the Rev. EW Specialties
{
DeWitt at The letter! Dingoes of Wowen and of the Reotam
contains a £5 with | Hours Twiam 1d 7tesp, m.
| .
which to purchase food different | OFFICE SAMUELS BLOCK.
[ VAllay Tolophona 17v. 198 Lockhart <4
1. L. BENJAMIN,
| Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger.
Scranton
rcouest for
from that furnished by the connty
Mr DeWitt sent the moncy and
also told Charley that he would
visit him ina few days
FOR SALE CHEAP
Indian
First-class work done promptly at rea-
sonable prices,
Residence: 120 Spruce St + Athena, Pa,
One Motorcycle, 1505
model, used only a short time, in|
perfect running order ; double grip J.
|control. One Merkle motorcycle,
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
as good as new, a great bargain, at
Zausmer's jewelry store, Waverly. | Plans and Estimates Furnished
12 4¢ 36 Stevenson 81, Valley Phone lity
Your § § § May Go
Up in flames, bat if they're in the shape
of real or personal prop rity (yes, we in.
sure furniture Wearing Apparel,ete., ete,
as well as buildings), they are not lost to
YOu any company we represent will
make good your loss by fire Wh risk
80 much when so little outlay wil pro-
vide safety against oft occurring con-
tingencies? Phone connection for
quick business,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
BAYRE, PA.
White
Mountain Freezers, Oil and
Refrigerators,
Gasoline Screen
Stoves,
Doors and Windows at
BOLICH BROS.,
HARDWARE
G. H. GOFF
now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Waverly.
Is
Both Phones,
pr e—
MEAT, MEAT
SPECIALS
Try BELLIS all this week for
price and see what cash will do,
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre. All invited,
Everybody welcome.
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Estimates Furnighed,
210 Miller 8¢, Sayre, Pa,