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JUSTICE OF THE
_ PEACE
OFFICE
Telephone 246y.
. A JOKE MADE GOOD.
D.C. Williams of Danville Took Nome
inntion Seriously sad Wen Oat,
DANVILLE, Pa, Nov, 12 -His non-
ination for sheriff in Montour county
was 4 sort of a joke and his campalm
wos uot considered seriously, but D. C,
Williams of Danville was the ouly Re-
publican elected In Moutour county.
Williams is a slater by occupation,
and “Di. Willams, the slater” was
the slogan of his cawpalgu
Opposed to bln was Calvin Shultz, a
prosperous West Hemlock township
farmer, who made 2 vigorous can
paigu. Every one sald it was easy for
Shultz,
up and, with the butt of a cigar always
in his mouth, buttonboled every voter
in the county, golug particularly after
the workingman's vote and getting it
He carried every ward in Danville,
and fu his home ward, the Second, he
had a plurality of 207 votes, the largest
plurality ever given a candidate
When the ballots were counted It was
found that Williams Lad secured 1507
voles agalost 1,138 for Shultz.
Gillette Murder Trial Opens.
HERKIMER, N. Y., Nov. 12.-The
trial of Chester Glilette of Cortland,
sweetheart, Grace Brown, opened here
today. The circumstances surronuding
the death of the girl were mysterious,
and the manuer in which she was kill.
, BM. (Waverly 1233 P. M.}) Daily
Witkes Barre, Olen Summil sprisge.
ven, Manch Chaak Allentown,
Phlladelphis, Baltimore sad
Bisex Diamond No
she met Gillette and went with him to
Big Moose, In the Adirondacks. They
registered at a hotel and then Lired a
boat. They did not return to the hotel
that night, and the next day their boat
the boat the girl's body was seeu and
recovered. Glllette was arrested at
the Arrowhead hotel at Inlet.
Parade of Old Time Automobiles.
PARIS, Nov. 12. -There was a re-
procession of antiquated and ram-
shackle motor cars from the Place de
Ia Concorde to Sevres, Many makes
of cars were represented, and It took
the participants severa) hours to cover
the distance of eight miles. A large
crowd derived much amusement from
the parade. No car could take part
that was less than ten years old, but
wany modern machines accompanied
the old timers, and the comparison be-
tween the old and the pew excited
wuch futerest aud wade a most strik-
lng example of the rapld progress
made in motor coustruction in a dec
ade,
Great Difference.
When you see a man take his hat
you. But when be Is seen divestin
himself of his coat, you can make up
your mind that he Intends you shall
respect him.
Alt in the Viewpoint.
depends
Perfect Glove Cleaner,
Guaranteed to
Man Shot Through Iron Wall.
JERSEY CITY, N. J, Nov. 12-
| Robert Hunter, twenty-two years old,
was blown through a corrugated iron
| wall of the glycerin room at Colgate &
Co.'s seap plant by the Lursting of a
big glycerin tank, He was hurled
sguinst a man walking aleng the side-
walk, and both rolled over on the
| pavement. The man Hunter knocked
down picked bimself up aud ran lute
a nearby bullding without waiting to
see what struck him Hunter was
badly scalded by hot glycerin, but no
boues were broken, and be will re-
cover
Roceevelt and Party Of Flerida.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 12 -According
to wireless messages received at the
White House fromn the battleship Lou-
isiaua, President Roosevelt and party
are experiencing fine weather and
greatly enjoying the trip. A message
was picked up by the station at Dry
Tortugas, Fla, reading as follows:
“Weather excellent. Everything golng
well. Louisiana and convoys steam:
ing southward In column. The presi-
deut and Mrs. Roosevelt are greatly
enjoying the trip, spending « great deal
of time on Jdeck.”
| Husain Sends 104 to Exile.
| ODESSA, Nov. 1Z—According to ad-
vices received here from Yekaterino
{ slay and Kishineff, 104 men were sent
iutu exile for minor political offenses
Local governors gre dismissing offi-
clals for refusing to leave the ranks
of the Constitutional Democratic party
and are promising promotion, with the
alternative of banishment, If the offi
cials will attach themselves to par
ties friendly to the government.
Taft on Weatern Inspection Tour.
FORT RILEY, Kan, Nov, 12.—Sec-
retary of War Willlam H. Taft and
party after spending Sunday at the ar-
my post left late in the afternoon for
Fort Sill, Okla. From there the secre
| tary will go to Fort Sam Houston,
Tex. Secretary Taft was accompanied
by Quartermaster General Humphrey,
Brigadier General Barry and Captain
Hutchinson of the general staff.
Wanted te Celebrate Hanging.
ROME, Nov. 12-leocal anarchists
attempted a demonstration here to
commemorate the hanging of the Chi
cago anarchists nloeteen years ago.
They were dispersed by the police, and
many were arrested. This demonstra.
tion coincided with the anniversary of
the birth of King Victor Emmaavel.
Snowstorm at Balistesn, N. ¥.
BALLSTON, N. Y., Nov. 12. —- A
heavy storm~which has prevalied bere
since morning has covered the ground
with six Inches of suow. The storm
is general in this vicinity and has de-
layed suburban trolley traffic.
Alrship Crossed Meun( Blane,
AIX-LES-BAINS, Nov. 12.—-The bal
Joseph
ia Towand
A J. Taylo: and wile spent Sun
day ia Towanda.
Justice Ralph Tczr was ia Tee
wanda today on business.
Geo. A. Lamkia aad wife, re
turaed from Troy Siturday.
J] W.B aman and wife were in
Williamsport cver Sunday.
J. C Morgan of Burlington was
nm Arhens on business tedy.
Dr Julius D xd was in Towanda
on prclcssional business today.
D. M. Russell and wile went to
North Mchoopany this morning
William Eck is in New York
purchasing goods for the holiday
trade.
Mrs. J. W Murrelle returned to
day from a few days visit in Salli-
van couaty.
House to Rent: also barn if de~
sired. Tiffiny music store, Athens,
Valley "phone goc. uf
F. E. Bidlack went to Philadel
phia Saturday, to install a lodge ol
the Nation | Protective Legion,
Little Miss Cassandan: Page is
in Towanda as a guest of Dr,
Mandeville Pratt's fami'y this week
Mrs. Nona Gray Ricz is to give
a recitation at the East Athens
school hcuie Wedne d.y evening,
Gottleib Esseawiae and wife re-
turned to Towanda this morning
where they will resume their resi-
d nce,
Miss Marion Greener, music
teacher of the high school, returned
from a visit in Mansh:ld last
evening.
Miss Nellie Mahany spent Suns
day with her mother in Athens re-
turning to her school in Towanda
this moming,
B. F. Spencer and M. Spencer of
Corry, Pa, were in Athens, Satur-
day and called 0a their uncle, N.
C. Chaffee and family.
C. L. Palmer has finished his
job papering the Chemuag Baptist
church, and he with his wile re
turned home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Scheconcver
of Tarrytown have been in Athers
caring for their son, George
Schoonover, sir.ce he received his
injury and retwred home this
mornirg,
Robert McDonald azd wife of
Sheshequin, drove to Athens yes-
terday to meet their daughter, Mrs.
H. N. Weller, and their horse was
taken sick so they were obliged to
stay over until today before they
could return. .
The U. S Naval commission will
be in Atheas tomorrow to inspect
the device to handle heavy shell
at the Imperial Tool Works with a
view to have the machines placed
in two large battleships now io
course of construction.
Gus Hines, Frank McCarty,
Joha Kramer, Jr, and P.arl Hem-
ming went to Sullivan county on a
hunting trip this morning, expect-
ing to be gone all of this week,
They expect to lug home several
bears when they return.
Dr. J. W. Murrelle and W. G
Jordan retaraed have from
Scranton, They attended the
mezsting of grand officers and rep
resentatives of the Royal Arcanum
and were treated to a splendid
bacquet. The grand lodge will
meet in Scranton in May, 1907.
The suit of Francke va. Overton
Grange for forcible entry that was
interrupted by the illness of Judge
Fanniog was resumed ia court to~
day and the jurors, George L Pea-
dieton, Curtis B. Tyrrel, Frank
Reynolds and Issac D. Fox, were
summoned to Towanda to sit on
the case,
The workmen succeeded ia
day# good solid work before
gained an entrance to the ins
rior of the safe. They found
that the walls of the safe were of
the best materidl acd no burglar
could have c¢ver rucceeded in
bbing it.
and a short time alter that a man's
near Rummerfield that answered so
It did not prove to be his body,
and no clue has been obtained cf
his whereabouts until his mother,
Mrs. Sarah J. McMillan, received a
letter from him stating that he is
in Colorado but does not know
how he got there and can rot give
aay account of his wanderings.
LORENZO D. SMITH
Atbheas—Lorenz) D Smith died
of Bright's disease at his home 122
North Main street Athens Saturs
day at 10 o'clock p. m. aged G4
years. He was born in Rome, Pa
bat went to Waverly when quite a
young man and served as a clerk
in a store for a short time. After-
ward he was a partner with S. D.
Barnum in a feed store and later
was employed in the Eric freight
house at Elmira, N Y. le came
to Athens August 19'S and was a
clerk in D. E. McMahan's grocery
up to the time he was taken sick
Nov. 5, and he di¢d alter five days
illness. He was a lifelong member
of the Methodist chu-ch and an (x
empliary man having the corfi-
dence and esteem of all his neigh
bors,
He leaves two children, William
E. Smith, of Binghamton, and Mrs,
Frank L. Cole, of Athens; also one
sister, Mrs, R White of Athens.
His funeral took place from his
late residence in Athens at 12:30
[o'clock today and at the Waverly
M.E. at2p.m. Rev. Dr. Cook
of Waverly, Interment at Forrest
Home cemetery in charge of Rog-
ers & Miller.
The Common Evil,
The sin which Is termed dishonesty
is the same evil 3s that which Is call
ed disease in living bodies or blights
fa the seasons, and in citles and gov-
ernments has another name, which is
injustice.—Plato.
Read Wisely.
A man may as well expect to grow
stronger by always eating as wiser by
always reading. Too much over
charges nature, and turns more lato
disease than nourishment.—Jeremy
Colller.
Was Never Married Before.
When an Indiah Territory pastor
rgcently told a prospective bride and
bridegroom to join hands In order
that he might coatinue the ceremony,
the bridegroom seited his wife by the
band and sald: “Pleased to meet ye."
That's Different.
“I couidn’t beileve it at first, Muller,
but | hear you thrashed your wife! Is
that so?" “Yes, but there's nothing
in that; we did that as children."—
Meggendorfer Blatter.
Down on Newspaper English.
While we're about this business of
reforming, why not make it a felony
to write "meteorological conditions”
instead of weather?!—Loulsville Cour
jer-Journal.
Death-Bed Repentance.
Whatever stress some may lay
upon it, a death-bed repentance Is
but a weak and slender plank to trust
our all upon. —Sterne.
True Reason.
Reason cannot show itself more
reasonable than to leave reasoning
on things above reason.—Sir P. Sid-
ney.
Postal Service Profits.
Great Britaln holds the record for
profits and out of postal service. Rus-
sla comes next, then Uermany and
France fourth.
Favors Bestowed and Recelved.
When a wise man bestows a favor
he immediately forgets it; and when
& fool receives a favor he does like
wise.
Human Heart Beats.
Each stroke of a man's heart occu
plea about half a second: but the
heart rests after each stroke, so that
it only makes 70 a minute.
[
i SHOES.
All kinds and calors
for man, women and
It will pay
Permanent Dentistry
A guarter of a century ago we
placed some gold fillings in the teeth
fo a well known gentleman at pres-
ent a vesident of Sayre. These fill
ings today are just as bright, firm
and wseful as the day they were
made. We will tell you the name of
the party, of you wish to see him
yourself.
There are variaBions in dental
workmanship, just as there are dif
feverces in the various brands of
flour, If you desire the highest de-
gree of proficuncy—ihe skill and
knowledge that usli make YOUR
fillings serviceable twenty five years
from today—come in or "phone for
an appointment. On the other hand,
ff you take pleasure in having your
teeth filled over and over again every
year or two, you should go elsewhere
—ve do not do that kind of work.
JW. Murrelle,D.D.S..
106 Centra St, ATHENS, PA,
Valley 'Phone 93 D.
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plans end Bstimates Furnished
210 Miller 88. Sayre. Pa.
Talwadge Building, Elmer Ave., Sayre,
Valley Phose 28x.
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