IEY > Se ~The Agents Commission mixed nuts 15¢ per Ib. ney bones candy from $1.00. Fruits, fresh peanuts and popcorn. Hats, shirts, mufflers and npeck- wear, large selection at H. Sattler’s We are having the real in winter weather thing Dresasmaking, first class work done and satisfaction guaranteed Mrs Elizabeth Morray, 316 Chemung street, Bayre. 180-6L Wanted 1.000 wives to induce their husbands to purchase their ater suits and overcoats at H. Sattler For the next two weeks we will sell all 25¢ Alger and Henty Looks at 15¢ at Weber's Book Store 181-31, Harvey Hooper of the Lehigh Val- ley freight office at Ithaca, has Leen made ticket agent at the lower ltha- ca station Hest grade Lehigh Valley and Ber- nice coul, well screened, prompt de- livery, bard and soft wood. Both phones at yard and office at Raymand & Haupt's. D. Clarey Coal Co Gillette, the convicted murderer of Grace Brown, has been safely trans ferred to the death house at Auburn prison. We wil move our stock of goods to the hose bullding, Thomas avenue, the first of next week We have many lines of goods to qlose out before moving” Some goods at half price. Injuries From Which He Died. A distressing accident occurred Tuesday afternoon when G Clande Coon, a son of the Hon Giles M Coon, a former member of the legis- lature from this county, was pinned beneath a failing log and sustained injuries from which he died a few hours later The young man was about 30 years old and was engaged in drawing logs. One of the logs slipped from the load and fed upoa bim, fracturing a Humber of ribs The ragged end of one of the broken rils punctured the lungs His face was also badly lacerated. He was taken to his home and medical ald was sum- moned. It was of no avall, however, and he died a few hours later. He was the oldest son of Glles M. Coons and had scores of friends He leaves a wife and two children en Nerth Elmer Avenue After Ob. Iy a Few Hours lliness. After au iliness of only a few hours William R. Stevenson, of 113 North Ei- mer avenue, expired this afternoon at 12:45 o'clock. The death of Mr. Stev- enson will come as a great shock ‘tives and a few of the Immediate ac- quaintances of the famfly were aware of his lilness ~ Yesterday Mr. Stevenson and his wife went to Tioga Point cemetery lo brother of Mrs Stevenson, who was When ther com- [WEARY W TLLIE WALKER TOMORROW NIGHT. ivisited the office of Dr. H 8S Fish | {As a Masieal Comedy it Is Regarded as the Peet of Similar Pro- ductions. ‘Weary Willie Walker” is by no | means the first season's experiment fit having along time ago, fully demon- trated its marvelously entertaining ualities, in every direction of ex- crutiatingly original fun and in point ‘of music, Is regarded the peer of all similar productions, while taking front ‘rank, as a melodious audity, its mls- | sions seems to have been to bring jal the vocal celebrities under the icontrol of its features and thus fur- ther enhanced its value in this re | spect One has only to glance over 4 ve h x the “Weary Willle Walker" registe: alley shops, and was known as an In order to substantiate the claims jhonest and upright citizen. He was {for singing supremacy, a title that {prominent in Shurch sieles ud WAS!) ec never yet been disputed and well himiggelad . Bureh 5 or Re. |detendes this season. At Loomis emer as a e opera house tomorrow evenin ithe Fraternal Order of Eagles. His pe g beyond | Death is attributed and collapsed’ after the announcement that This is the to oocur in the family within the past six months The deceased was about 37 years! ‘old and was one of the most popular! in town, and numbered! He was em as a machinist in the Lehigh! {knew him He had resided in Sayre nearly all} life and was a member of what Is! Started Fire in a Box Car Near Hart's Planing Mill and Is Placed Under Arrest. i Terri Giovani, an Italian who says {that he has been employed by the George H. Stevenson of Jersey Shore, !|Lehigh Valley at Towanda, was ar MALICIOUS MISCHIEF. lies in the valley } Besides his wife he is survived by! iy all of whom are residents of Bayre [charge of malicious mischief prefer The arrangements for the funeral | red by David Kendig, station agent at which will be in charge of Grumme's the local Lehigh Valley station. The undertaking establishruent, have not|Italian had built a fire in a freight as yet been made {car near Hart's planing mill The {employes of that establishment fear- ed a conflagration and sent in a call SAYRE TEAM LAST NIGHT. {for the police. Glovani was arrested { and Iater taken before Justice Carey [1t was asceriained that he had been The S Route Alert. eal tol nearly all summer and that he 8 Bayle frocer cela .- {had recently been notified to discon- Athens last night and met the erate lune work. He was discharged with 1a warning not to bulld any more fires Game Was Played at the Stimson lin@@game on the Stimson house al- in The Athens clerks won the| [HAND CRUSHED IN Ngame by a score of 308 Recently | A FEED CUTTER. the Sayre clerks beat the Athens bow- | Jers at the Utopla alleys In this place | Thirteen-Year-Old Boy The result of the game last night, | however makes the standing a tle] Yesterday. between the two teams Another! George Mowry, a 13-year-old lad game will be played in the near future | who resides at Laceyville, was brought to determine the tle {here today suffering from severe lac- meee {erations of the right hand. He had PASSENGER TRAIN NO. 2 {got the hand In a feed cutter, and be- DERAILED AT LONGWOOD. fore he could extricate it the knives {of the machine had torn it so badly Ne Oue Was Injured But Trabic Was that it had to be amputated Delayed Several Hours. Lehigh passenger train No Os- | car Weldman conductor, was deralied BREVITIES The automobile has been put Met With Serfous Accident at Laceyville 2 - near Jengwond on the Buffalo divis-| ion an early hour this morning The a of the accident were not! obtainable from the local oMecials at for the winter this place It is learned, however that no one was injured, but that the accident delayed traffic several hours No. 2 was over 4'4 hours late In ar-| riving” at this place awiny Wandering Weary Willie" | Loomis tomorrow evening the at If you buy shoes from us you get Istyle, comfort and wear. H. Sattler the old HD 184-3 Only one more week at stand, No 107 Thomas avenue Angell, Bayre, Pa Exposure Brings on Rheumatism. | Painful In its mildest form, quickly becoming an agony or torture if neg- ected. When you feel the first pain in the muscles, the slight stiffness in the joints take Bloodine. It acts immediately on the Blood and Nerves, and will positively cure Rheumatism however severe. Sold by C. M Driggs, Sayre Great bargains a: Thomas avenue, moving Angell's c.osing out store, before 184-3 The Geo M Johuston property was sold today to satisfy his creditors in bankruptcy by the trustee, J 1 Corbin, Esq For sale—1 square plano, 1 go-cart, 1 iron crib, 1 child's fur coat and cap, § to 7 years Ladies’ side-saddle Call afternoons this week at 209 8 Elmer Ave 184-6 Other people make money in New| ‘York real estate. Why can't you? By our plan you can invest even a small sum and get 6 per cent interest amount you iuvest A regular meeting of West Sayre Chapter, No. 47 Order of the Eastern On| Star will be held Friday evening, Dec {14th at 8 o'clock. All members are | requested to be present A special meeting of Sayre aerle of { Eagles, F. O E will be held at the IR A Packer hose rooms tomorrow evening at § o'clock By order of Hugh Lennon, Worthy President Residents of Waverly, Sayre, Athens, Towanda and Jroy ‘have recently purchased and ordered some of this stock. Hosmer's Marine Band will give a promenade in Elsbree's opera house on Monday evening next Dancing from § to 11. Gentlemen 25 ladies Price has been advanced from | |iree. Come out and help the band year $10 a } and will be ad: The W C. T UU of Mito I ee W C ol wn, wil vanced again. Buy now. Drop hold a mieeting at the chgpel on Fri- postal atonce fo the undersigned day afterncom at § o'c Subject for leta information. “The Temperante Li Bearers,” Two of Them Declared That They Were Ill, But the Judge Refuses to Discharge Them on This Ground. About ten o'clock this morning the fury in the Messenger murder case came into court at Towanda and re- poried that they were stifl unable to agree. Two of the jurors also re- ported io the judge that they were ill and they asked to be relieved from further cousideration of the case The judge refused to permit the jury (o be discharged and sent them back to find a verdict one way or another Had the jury been discharged on account of the sickness of two of the mambers it would have resulted in another venire being issued and Shar- rone would thus be compelled 10 uu- | dergo another trial, but should the] Jury report a disagreement. under! the ruling of the Suprme court that | when a jury is once sworn in a cap- | tial case the defendant is then placed in jeopardy If the jury disagrees and the defendant was placed on trial again he would then have been placed in jeopardy twice for the same of- fense, and this would clearly be a vio- | lation of his constitutional rights The jury has Leen out since Satur- day afternoon last and it begins to looks as if they would not Le able! to reach an agreement Since the above was placed in type the jury came into court and were dis- charged on account of the iliness of the two jurors mentioned. Sharrone who was present In court, was re manded to his cell in the jail The action of the judge in discharging the jury before they returned a ver dict will result in another trial INJUNCTION CASE HEARD TUESDAY AT OWEGO. Waverly—Judge Lyon of Hingham- ton, sat at Owego Tuesday and heard the evidence, and listened to the ar guments of the attorneys in the in- Junction case between the village of Waverly, and the various companies concerned Senator Hinman of Bing- hamton and F. A. Bell of Waverly, ap peared for the village. Mr Thomas Reenan was present to look after the interests of the W. 8. & A. company The Elmira, Corning and Waverly company was represented by Fred Collins, while F. E Hawkes appeared for the Powers Mansfield Co Considerable evidence was {ntroduc- ed The judge instructed the attor- neys for several parties to the suit to submit briefs after which he will render a decision Bring your boys to my store and buy them a useful Xmas present, a suit of clothes or an overcoat. Prices right at H. Sattler’s 183-10 POSTOFFICE ROBBED AT NEWARK VALLEY. Christmas Gift She Wants A Mebeugall Kitehen Cab pet! it w.ll da half Ler kitchen work every day of ber | fe, and make it pleasore irstad of dru'gmiy. And frm the beg band's standpoint, its 8 mighty sepsible jrese bes aus= it saves « sough in kitchen supplis in the first year alone lo pay [ r itself, It pales th same saving eve very rear clear profit— ? lasts a lifetime, There are some cabinets (hat will sell for less than the Me- Dougall and some that try to sell for about the same prices, GALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE 205 Desmond St, Valley Phone 191 a. 4 oh hg N08 ANTON HERE IT IS! JUST WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING FOR, FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE FOR ACTUAL COST, ON FRATERNAL PLANS. INSURES BOTH SEXES RB- TWEEN 18 AND 60 YEARS. ALSO WRITES POLICIES COVERING SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT, PAYING DIVIDEND FACH FIVE YEARS. CALL ON E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager, Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre. BELL AND VALLEY PHONE. PAY DAY BARGAINS WILLIAMS’ AS USUAL One Thief Escaped But the Other Is Sald to Have Been Captured at Owego. The postoffice at Newark Valley was broken open last night by two men one of whom It Is sald has been cap tured at Owego. The other man made good his escape. Entrance was ef- dows small thieves change was secured by the | Millinery. Ladies’ and children's trimmed huts half price at Angell's store ave ! i ¢ AND 190 POUND PAILS DAIRY BUTTER, 4 POUNDS BEST KETTLE RENDERED LARD 1 GALLON COUNTRY SAUER KRAUT 45 LARGE CRISP SOUR TABLE PICKLES 1 DOZ. CANS NEW YORK STATE SUGAR CORN 1 DOZ. CANS TUXEDO EARLY JUNE PEAS 1 DOZ. HOYT'S HOME MADE TOMATOES 1 POUND GOLDEN RIO COFFEE ¢ QUARTS HAND PICKED PEA BEANS SHREDDED WHEAT BISCUIT, PRG 1 SACK SOUVENIR BREAD FLOUR 4 PACKAGES ROYAL CORN STARCH ¢ PACKAGES HIGH GRADE SODA \ DOZ. SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES CANDY AT THE CANDY BOOTH SPECIAL I POUND OX HEART CHOCOLATE CREAMS 1 POUND FINE FRENCH MIXTURE 2 POUNDS WRAPPED CARAMEILS 1 POUND STAR MIXTURE Apples, 50c a bushel BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS CANDY OF US =A. &C.R. WILLIAMS +4440 000 00 ead ad add id sda dd Make Selections Now For Christmas Delivery. While our stocks are large the largest in this valley--- the choicest pieces go first and it will be advisable to come with its wealth S440 Both Phones. aaa es ELS Seat EES SAE SR ERE 2 J early. This beautiful store, of desirable articles for the home, LE TLE i hi i ci hd die ie ci id Sn JR JE SE EE A a a a EE El a a Sa. FEO P PHP PPP 0P D000 000000000 I a 227, 229, 231 Main St. i Athens. Lh a
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