In the meantime
. here at popular prices.
$1.50 doors, with hinges,
La “
A0 windows - -
30 3 - -
25 “ 2 =
You will recognize
£6.37 value for £4.50,
style left.
and worth } more,
to close, $1.00
“ 27
“ 20
i“ 17
3.00 “
only the one
ball bearing
for £2.50
“" 1.50
20
Oil Stoves
At } under usual selling prices.
= They are the
$2.98 instead of $3.50 5 &'g and the
4.00 . 5 "00 cerless. e
5.67 8.00 know of no bet-
ter sort.
BASEMENT
Dress Goods at Less Than One
Half to Close
19 patterns of Organdy, Mull, Swiss
and Australian Crepe. All formerly
priced 23, 25 and 29c. Buy a pattern
now and lay it aside for next year.
Now 12}c.
17 patterns of Lawns, Batistes and
Dimities, all formerly priced at 10, 12}
and 15¢. A tablefull are given march-
ing orders at tic.
Our outlet demands that we go to
the Mills and Importers for two thirds
of our Dress Goods.
Agawam Suitings are among the
chief wanted suitings for fall. See dis-
play Lockhart street window. Many
other novelties unfolding almost daily
in this section of the store.
You can't match anywhere. 5 styles of
white linen or silk; bright, new, and
bear original figures from which you
take off 1.
STREET FLOOR
Hammocks and Refrigerators
ONE FOURTH OFF
We can't think of a time when the
All popular things in colorings in the
first, and ice capacity in the latter.
1 off. THIRD FLOOR
Once Tubbing
Will make these Waists o- k. They go
at 1 price, because mussed in showing.
WASH SUITS
For Women and Misses. White and
Colors at saving of | to }. Linen,
Shrunk Cotton, Peccales and Lawns,
The variety is too large to describe in
detail, but each fetching in style. See
display in Lockhart street window.
SECOND FLOOR
Consult our sasy payment plan to furnish a
home.
A lot of new Rugs and Carpeting placed on the
floor within the past few days.
Very Special for Friday
8 Ounce Talcum Sc
W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
2 late John R. Murray,
Offios hours: —9 to 10 a. m.; 6:30
toSp, m. At other times during
day at Valley Record office.
ALEX D. STEVENS,
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTAIE.
Loans N Insurance Writ |
ten, a Rents Col-
lectad, Taxes Paid.
_ ROOM y, ELMER BLOCK
LOCKHART SY.. BAYRE
DR. A. G. REES, M.D.
100 Lake Bt. West Sayre.
OFFICE HOURS:
8 10 11:00 a. m., 1 to 4:30, 7:00 to 8:00.
Genito nrinary ad chronic diseases »
specialty. phones.
A. KH. MURRAY, M.D.
: SPECIALTIES:
{
HOLDUP IN WESTCHESTER.
gharge of a gnng of laborers near
| White Plains, was hell up and robbed
| of $450 In wnges intended for his men,
otc
Four men jumped from the wouwds as
Angelo was passihg in a carriage, stop-
ped his horse and dragged Angelo out
of the carriage. They found the woney
In Angelo's pockets and took it. They
then bound his bauds and feet and loft
him lying lo the roadway until a milk.
wan found him. The authorities have
80 clew to the identity of the robbers.
Cerridon ‘Wedlared Inbligible.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 21.—The Nation.
pouncement: “The following should be
added to the list of ineligible players ls
sued a few days ago: Philadelphia, Na-
tional League club, Frank Cerridon,
sold to Toledo club. Refused to sigh
contract with sald club and failed to
report.”
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
os. Hours -9.12; 1.5; 7-8; Sundays by |
appolatment. Office, Wheelock Block,
OSBORN'S LIVERY
. Heavy snd Light Draying snd Moving
Baggage called for and delivered
say part of Sayre, Athens diy
207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x
A.E BAKE
Carpenter and Builder.
57 Pleasant 5t. Waverly N. Y.
Specialties
When you want a cement side-
walk laid in a first-class, durable
manner, call on Simeon Davis. You
will get Lhe benefit of years of prac-
tical experience. Mason w of
all kinds. Simeon Davis, Olive St,
Sayre.
I. L. BENJAMIN,
Palater, Decorator and Panag Jt
DR. F. J. GREE
Osteopathic Physician,
| Waverly, every Friday from 9 to 2:30 3320 §
Acute and chronic cases
tession, Dr. A. T. Still, Kirksville,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Spestal stbention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X,
13 Dowmond street,
K. TUTTLE, uN. D.
Specialist
—
Bar, Nose and
fitted.
:
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.
Money on call firin at § per want pris
mercantile paper, %J0 per
Qe
Closing Fan:
al. Copper.
hison. . ..
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0.0.0 & 6 L 5 4%
hed. & Ohlo... #4
Wew York Markets.
FLOU ulet and Shs vl
5; wint
BERR inter .
| iguching
5 gan Fadl
aig = i TY
firsts ss
ms city, Ba.; ceuntry,
rr Ahhwoiag, Gg%c.; good BW
i
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net ‘i "mon
jan o 8, notin
r 4
Mes ,¥. Voorhi spent today
in Ulster,
Frank Little is working in Frost's
Jerome 1, Stanton of Buffalo is
N. V. Weller attended the Shria-
ers outing at Sheldrake today.
Miss Allie Sullivan of Towanda
is visiting Miss Bessie Cangley.
Miss Victoria Gulick of Scranton
is the guest of Miss Louise Stulen,
Daniel Potter of Shohola, Pa., is
visiting his brother, Isaiah Potter,
in Athens,
The Misses Bertha and Lillian
Miss Eleanor Weaver has gone
to Wilkes-Barre to visit her aunt,
Mrs. G. R. Stevens.
Walter Ferguson went to Me-
hoopany this morning and took his
fishing oulfit with him,
Miss Mary Lampman of Moun-
tain Lake, was visiting at the home
of E, S. Rundell today.
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Mrs. Phoebs Woodruff went to
Towanda this morning to visit her
ncphew, John Barrager.
Mr. and Mi Mrs. Howard Kline of
Amsterdam, N. Y., are in Athens
to attend the marriage of their son
this evening.
The ladies’ aid society of the
Presbyterian church will meet
henceforth at 2 o'clock every Wed-
nesday evening.
The Misses Laura Bressler and
Edna Carter weat over to Smith.
field this morning with W. F.
Voorhis and family.
Mrs. Rena Campbell has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. CE. Mc-
Kinney, a week, and returned to
Laceyville this moming.
Abe Campbell waived a hearing
last evening and gave bail for his
appearance at court to answer to
the charges preferred against him,
Will Ingham and John Heavens
cr have been out on a fishing voy~
age since yesterday morning and
their friends begin to be anxious
about them.
Justin Gillette, our old bachelor
triend, went to Williamsport yes-
terday, and he will come back with
a wife this evening. He has been
married to Mrs. Lucy Harding,
and his friends have fixed up a res
for them when they
arrive,
The committee on the Madill
monument will hold their final
meeting in Towanda tomorrow
afternoon at 2 o'clock. The monu-
ment is completed and will be dedi.
cated Wednesday afternoon, Au-
gust 29, and this meeting is called
to perfect the plans for the service
and to close up the contract for its
building, -
Policeman D. O'Brien and lke
Northrup returned from Buffalo on
No. 2 last night. Their prisoner,
Michael Houghlihan went without
any trouble and when they deliv-
ered him over to the chief at Buf
falo he could talk as well as any-
body. He told the chief not to
believe anything O’Brien or Nor~
thrup told him, He asked for
something to eat at once and his
crazy spell seemed to be broken.
RETURNED T0 10 EUFFALD
Athens—The i insane prisoner,
Michael Houghilahan, was returned
to Buffalo last evening on Lehigh
train No. 1 by order of the county
Jos | commissioners, He steadily refused
to cat or drink anything and bes
came very violent, so that it took
three men to handle him. He
would not give any satisfactory an
swers to any questions asked him,
and manifested a disposition to get
out of confinement and roam at his
own sweet will, Police Officer Dan
sent to Buffalo with him. If he was
as ugly as he had been through the
Athens. —Mrs. Mary S. Andrews, |
wife of William W. Andrews, died
at the family home, Elmira street,
this moming, at a few momeats|
painful illness, Her maiden mame
was born in East Pharsalia, N. Y,
seventy sight years age, Shc way |
married to William A. Andrews at) )
Norwich, N, Y., fifty three years||j
ago, Her husband was an active
mipister of the gospel and she en- |
tercd heart and soul into the
of that cheerful, sweet tempera-
ment that brought suashine and
blessing to all around her, and her
life work has been such as to add
a charm to her character. No trial
was too great, no sacrifice too hard,
and no suffering too intense to for
a moment halt her in her efforts to
glorify her Master..
Eleven years ago she sustained
an injury by a fall that has render~
ed her entirely helpless, and dur.
ing this time the measure of her
suffering has been intense but she
has borne it all with such marvel
ous fortitude as to add to the
charms of her christian life and
character. About a year ago she
had a severe attack of grip, and it
is probable that her death was
caused by the lingering effects of
this disease.
She leaves besides her husband
six daughters and one son: Miss
Apphia Andrews of Athens, Mrs,
Maria Locmis of Syracuse, N. Y;
Mrs. Dolly A. Perkins, Athens;
Mrs. Will Heavner, Steelton, Pa;
Miss Martha Andrews, Wildwood,
N J; Mrs, J. C Carner, Athens;
Arthur Andrews of Detroit, Mich.
No arrangements for tte funeral
have yet been made.
NEGRO BRUTE SHOT.
Put to Death on Scene of His Brutal
Attack an Little Girl.
COLUMBIA. B. OC, Aug 31—
Riberidge, the negro who on Thurs
last attempted to criminally i
the seven-year-old daughter of T. H.
West, a well to do farmer of the
Mount Willing section of Saluda geun-
, was taken by the girl's father to
@ soene of the crime, where he was
shot to death.
West lives eighteen miles In the
country.
Beheridge was employed at the home
of West. Thursday afternoen he ask-
od the child to accompany him to feed
the stock, and while at the bara be
attacked her. The child was horribly
bruised, but the negro falled In Me
purpose. Although it was repo
that the girl's death was momenta
expected, 8 message from the attend
Ing physician states that there lo somd
bepe of her surviving.
Girl Murdered in Nerth Carolina.
RALEIGH, N. OC, Aug. 31.—The oix-
teen-year-old daughter of George Wad-
dell, a farmer near Fremont, was mui
dered Sunday aftermeon and her body
thrown ia a marl pit, where It wis
found. An examipation of the body
showed numerous bruises and
scratches, and the condition of her
neck made It clear that she had been
strangled. The circumstances Indicated
that the girl had been outraged. Het
umbrella lay near the pit, and the
ground shewed that a struggle had
taken place. There is Intense excite
ment In the surrounding country, but
there Is no clew to the murderer,
SS ————————
Will Enforce Separation ww.
MACON, France, Aug. f1—Premler
Barrieu, who has boen elected presi-
fent of the departmental councll of
Baone et Loire, made a speech here In
which he sald the government, sup-
ported by parliament and public opin-
lon, was determined to enforce the law
for the separation of church and state.
He was confident, he sald, that at-
tempts now preparing to stir up a rell-
gious war would fall before the good
sense of the people, who recognize that
{iberty of worship never can be threat-
sned by Republicans, who are the most
sincere and resolute defenders of free
dom of couscience.
Come and be convinced
of the bargains at
McMahan's
All 12}c ginghams re-
duced to 10c.
We are showing also
some excellent bargains
in table linens, lunch
cloth, center pieces and
tray cloth.
We have also some ex-
D. E. MgMANAN,
L O. O. F. Blosk,
Gor, Pow sd Ml Sts, Aes |
-
10c ribbons,
»| Permanent | Dentistry
A quarter of a century ago we
placed some gold fillings in the teeth
fo a well known gentleman at pres-
ent a resident of Sayre. These fill-
ings today are just as bright, firm
and useful as the day they were
made. We will tell you the name of
the party, if you wish to sce him
yourself,
There are variations in dental
workmanship, just as there are dif-
ferences in the various brands of
flonr. If you desire the laghest de-
gree of proficsency—ithe skill and
knowledge that will make YOUR
fillings serviceable twenty five years
from today—come in or phone for
an appointment. On the other hand,
yf you take pleasure in having your
teeth filled over and over again every
year or two, yon should go elsewhere
vest do viel do thal bind of work;
JW. Murrelle,D.D.S..
106 Centre St.,, ATHENS, PA,
Valley "Phone 97 D.
E. Hi. DUNHAN,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office: —Rooms 4; and §, Elmer Blok,
Loekhart Rtreet, Sayre. Pa
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
vesting Ket sod UptaDute. Flaw
Rates $1.50 Por Dav. Saws.
2% 23001) D)
Office
Valley Phose 128x.
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