Every Woman
Homespuns,
Two garments
-
$7
50
The
third off.
In 48 and 50 inch length
ing Wooltex semi-fitted and
Bellmore styles, one-third og
Le season reductions
See lines shown on Street
Floor
One-Half and Better
at 13 price
Anotuer lot of 23
W. T. Carey,
Justice o. the Peace,
OFFICE
Room 6, M. P. A Building
Valley Phone 246y
Alex D. Stevens,
Insurance and Real Estate.
Loans Negotiated, Insuraoce Written,
Houses Rented, Rents Collect
ed. Taxes Pald
Room 7, Elmer Block,
LOCKHART STREET, SAYRE.
H.L. Towner, M.D.
Specialties.
aPiseases of Women and of the Hec-
tam. Hours 7 to % a w )
3 Twipm
OFFICE—-SAMUELS BLOCK
Valley Phone 27x 128 Lockhart St
Laws & Winlack
Aftorneys and Counselors at
law
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
: TRANSACTED.
Valley Phone 180a
Sayre
© Will be in Sayre on Saturday, cach
week, which time | will devote tothe
~ Jestruction of pupils on tre mardolio
Stadio: Room 2, Richard block, over |
J. Kitchin,
Sayre's
Especial care and prompt stteution |
Goods, Safes ete.
E. M. Dunham,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office:
bart Street, Bayre
i,’/
TO AID CHINESE. |
. |
Taft Accepis Harriman's Offer to
Transport Food to SMarving
WASHINGTON, Jan 3 Secretary |
of War Taft as president of the Amer |
ican National Red Cross seat the fol |
lowing telegram to E H
Harriman, executive office, Unlou Pa
cific railroad, New York city
Your telegrams of the 25th uit to the}
president of the United States tender |
ing the free services of your San Fran
cisco and Portland steamship lines for |
the transportation of supplies to Shang- |
bal apd Hongkong for the famine suf
ferers of China has been referred to
the Hed Cross by the state departinent
and ou belinif of the Red Cross soc lety |
I accept with sincere thanks your kind
and offer. The Red Cross!
will take the liberty of communicating
further with you in regard to details ”
Ihe Red Cross society, which through |
its branches aud various other agencies
i= making every effort to obtain suff).
clent contributions of money and food:
stuffs to wake up a cargo for shipment
fo Chine at sn early date, calculates
fro $100.000 to $150.00 will be re
quired to purchase such cargo
addressad
generous
Had Cause for Complaint.
A Lowestoft (England) servant, who
successfully sued her mistress for
wages Ip lieu of notice, stated that
| she was dismizzed becauge she got
| up early one fine Sunday morning
{ and went for a 20 minutes’ walk
Talking Machines in
india is a great country for talk-
ing machines All the natives who
can afford to do #0 buy them, and they
are particularly eager for reproduc
tons of thelr own sougs
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-At-Law,
Notary Pablie.
| Special attention to pension papers
Valley Phone 11a.
fiz Desmond Street,
Sayre
A. J. Green,
Contractor and Bulider,
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
625 Stevenson St. Valley Phooe 212y.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock (uotations.
Money un call firm
prime mercantile
exchanges Eo ye
Closing prices
Amal Cupper
Atchison
at |i
iper
bala
to BD per cent
Aliniy par cent
Fn ra
‘Iny
iS
IY
112%
vg
ay
vy
iN
SY
1384,
ny
1
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Nut &
Penn R
Heading
Hock Island
51. Paul
Southern
Southern
Bouth Ry
Sauanr
116
1
Central
West
HR
Brooklyn RT Tey
C.C.CASrL. ny
Ches & OUbkio 5
Chi & Northw 1%
Dau I
Erte oa
Gen Electric 150
il Central 17e Texas Pacific
21s Union Paci
HI, U. 8 Steel
Me, U 8 Steel pt
Ey West Unilen
9%
Pac
Hy
pf
Louis & Nash
Missouri Pac
New York Markets,
FLOUR-Dull and abuut steady; Minne-
Sota patents MM I1GE4™, winter «xtras $210
vil winter patents $287
WHEAT -Easier caties. liberal north
eipts and lNgotdation caused
wheat to rule rasy during the early ses
May here »elling down Wo. (rom
May SUGQR B16 | July
Laslyy
HUTTER
firsts
extras, bx
~LTeamery
Sull
firsts
extras. per pound,
xNgS held
seconds 4g
unds
ne
Po
CHEESE -Stutle, full cream, small and
large, September, fancy, lic October
Bast 134g) winter made average Lest
1G lk gud to prime IU in.
ferior 1ligiic light skims llc half
shims $5 0Gloc | part skims, prime, S§8Lye
part skims, falr to good, S44 Ye
EGGS Fresh getherwd, extras
fu, Sx. nearby hon gathered
extra firsts, By
TALLOW “ateady;
Hac
HAY-Firm_ shipping, BEygw
choice, BLOGG 1S
BTRAW teady
BEANS-—-Qulet
Slum. FL, pea
ELwgiE
WOOL Steady
PUTATOES
chulce per
and western
good. #5 a
LIVE POULTRY Stead; and in fair de.
mand. fowls 12913%c.. od roosters, 9
Pg chivkens, 11813 ducks, gle;
geese 1MI14c turkeys, SgLC
DRESSED POULTRY Unsettied; fowls,
choles, 12% da, fair to good 1lelic
old roosters, $c . Learby chickens 4§
15; western, di, Ualéc . turkeys near
by, cholce to fancy 1T@1%. ; weatern do
1Sglise ; fair to good, do, 18014; ducks
weary, elie | western, do, Hyle
geese Lgl
Live Stock Markets.
CATTLE -Sapply Hght, market steady
cholce, $06 SS, prime, Bgl, veal
Calves Is load
HOGS - Hecelpis gfalr. market active;
prime heavies mediums and heavy York.
ere, $4 light Yorkers and plage HOO
6a roughs E§LN
SHEEV AND LLAMUS Receipts |
prime welhars
market fair
culls and common, RY; lambs,
per daze
firsts to
city
€c , couniry,
sod to
fong rye, Lg
marrow, 200285. me-
1 £41 0, red kidney,
domestic
Unch wc
bushel
do
fleece, BDU
Pennsylvania
New York
falr
Sc |
Bg de to
Censure.
Censure pardous the ravens, but
rebuker the doves —Juvenal
Dr. McClarty is down sick with the
brip
Lawyer W. J. Schrier was in Tow-
Thomas DD.
Athens today
Wood of Ulster, was io
Mrs Verne Everhart went to Ulster
today to visit relatives
Justice Halph Tozer was in Towan-
da today on legal business
Mrs Geo
today
McDuafhe went to Ulster
for a visit with relatives
Born to Mr. and Mrs Fred Land-
messer, Magpie sireet Sunday, a daugh-
fer
I» Harkness
evening attending
Commissioner E
Athens
relief
was
in fast tau
Gine cases
Mrs A R ‘Meeker went to West
Franklin today to visit her daughter
Mrs. A 1. Fieming
daughters of the Rebecca of
are planning to give a play
with home talent
The
Athens
Tery soon
Finley Hubbard 3s former
of Bradford. calling
Athens friends yesterday
Counts
1 reasurer
on his
was
Dir
city,
H
Abe! Holcomb of New York
has been visiting his cousin. Geo
Stimson and refurndd last night
S
3 ——
Miss [sora
Wyoming Seminary
Osborne
this
returned
morning to
studies after her holiday
vacation at home
to
resume her
Lyman Beers and Johan A Allen of
Home Athens yesterday in
atiepdance at the meeting of the Un
were in
ion Veleran Legion
Mattie Segar. Mrs A LL Craw-
Mrs James Watson and Miss
Barnhart went to New Alban
to organize a Hebecca lodge
Mrs
ford,
Millie
tLanlay
Major W. H. Hl. Gore and wife will
go to Buffalo tomorrow where they
will remain with their daughter, Mrs
Manning Kilmer for several months
Hawkins and wife and
Donald went to Elmira to-
they will spend a short
Mrs Hawkin's father, Seth
Calvin W
grandson
das
time with
where
Vargeson
The Athens W. C. T. U
at the home of Mrs Elmer Osborne
142 North Elmira
afternoon at 2:30
will meet
10 Wmorruw
Mrs Dr
Simpson will have charge of the meet
ing
gtreel
o clock
Habcock of Newton,
to represent the counly secre-
of the I". S at the coming con-
ference nt Bronxville, N.Y,
st of Mr Mrs. Frank
tabrook yesterday
Ww lowa
who is
tary
was the
L. Es-
Kit atd
Mise I. M Annabel the representa-
tive of the Sayre Times Is on a three
weeks vacation and will visit Harris
Lancaster and “other places io
part of Pennsylvania
burg
the southern
Mrs Seth Hawkins entertained com-
pany New Years day and had Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Allen and daughter Neilie
of Towanda, Mrs McCue and Mrs
Bigsby of Sayre for her guests They
enjoyed wilh games and
a phonograph and had a very
ant time
themselves
pleas-
Vansice late of the U
iu Athens yesterday with
hig uncle Hiley Vansice attending the
meeting of Union Veteran Legion. He
Jeremiah Vausice a Civil
who served with distin
in Co G 459th Pa
ail of the enthusiasm
of his father and although he has
served his four years’ eplistment he
f& thinking of trying another term
When he first he
oni the war vessel “Newark” but sub
sequently he was on the “Baltimore
and “Oregon.”
Samuel S
Navy, was
is a son of
War Veteran
guished
Vols He
Lravery
has
went out served
The Great Lakes Fleet.
A hardy ULreed of men doing thelr
duty as they find it, the sailors of the
great lakes are more and wore in de
mand to man the uew fOeets that are
bullding every year. While the ship
yards of the sea coast were walling
over the dearth of Lusiness the ship
yards of the lakes booked orders for
31 steel vessels for the season of 1906,
in size from six Ww twelve hundred
tons capacity, with 3 iota! value of
$16,000,000. —Outing Magazine.
Wild Boar in Philippines.
There are thousands of wild boar
iu the Philipplues and you can shoot
them anywhere. The natives usually
drive them Into nets with dogs. Sofhe
times they are caught in pitfalls or
traps. No one ever heard of the Phil
ippine wild ‘ boar attacking anyone,
although it grows to great size and
looks very fierce. Like the wild Jungle
fowl, which will breed with domestic
poultry, the wild boar will breed freely
with the native pigs
Tc Remove iron Rust.
A simple remedy for iron rust stain
is to be found la common cream of
tartar. If this is sprinkled on the
stain and .the damaged goods then
allowed to remain in the sun for a lit
tie time the spot will be found to have
disappeared. If the first application
=
Attempted te Smash in Door, But Is
Frightened Away By Appearance of
Weman's Husband.
Athens—last evening between % 30
and ® o'clock while E O Francke was
at his store some one came to his
house ou South Main street and tried
to get in Mrs Francke was alone and
as she came to the door she enquired
what do you want? “If you want
Mr Francke he Is at the store” He
says “1 want to get in and go through
the house and then | can see whether
the person 1 wan! i= here She was
frightened and refused to open the
door. She says If you want Dick he
is at the bank or at Father O'Rourke's
He said “1 want Will She says “Will
is io New York” “Will is here and
open the door or [I'll break
through Mrs Francke then stepped
§0u
jj FURS.
Reduced
to the telephone and rang up Central
The man then said
body He then became desperate
and smashed a hole through a panel
at the side of the door and thrust his
hand through and attempted to reach
the lock so as to unbolt it Mrs
his arm so he was kepl out and
ed and the man disappeared Mrs |
Francke saw the man through the side
window and describes him as a stoul
heavy man and that he wore a mask
and sweater .
This was a bold act and a= It hap
pened early when people were upon
the streets it is apparent that the man
was a desperate character. This has
produced a reign of all
through town and people are getting
their guns ready for action should
another attempt be made Mra
Francke had a gun but It was up
stairs and she had no time to get
it or she would have shot through
the panel at the scoundrel
terror
UNION VETERAN LEGION
HELD GRAND MEETING.
Officers For the Ensulug Year Were
Publicly Iustalled.
-
a box.
A. H. Murray, M.D.
Athens—The Uniou Veteran Legion
eld one of the grand meetings yes-
terday that will long Le thew a
pleasant memory, At 1 o'clock, with |
their wives, they sat down to a good |
dinner al the Campbell House that |
Landlord Bouuey had prepared tor |
them After this they marched down |
to Grand Army hall and bad a public
tu
installation of the uew officers
Hull officiated as installing oficer and
the following 18 a list of the ollicials
year 1907. Colonel Comman-
Hiram G. Blair of Standing
Lieutenant Colonel, John H
Major, Abraz-
Adjutant,
Officer of the Day,
for the
der, Hey
Stone,
Chaffee of Hornbrook;
inah French of Sheshequin:
WwW. H H
H. H Josiin of Ulster;
Guard, C W. Frost;
T. Hull Sergeaut
Iripp: Quarlermaster
W. Kelley
Alter the installation was over Col
onel Blair who served in the Second |
Bucktalls gave us one of his eloquent |
full of enthusiasm and pa
sentiment He that
experienced something of the feelings |
that he did when he was marching io |
Gore,
Chaplain, C
Major, D W
Sergeant, L
addresses
triotic said he |
ale struggle
old veterans aud their
time brought
for il he undertook to tell
be had seen the old
had experienced the same thing would |
censure him for uot describing any-
thing near the full truth, and the lad
jes would think that it was an exag-
geration So he could only thank
those who had chosen him to this high
office aud he could ouly give (he prom
ise that he would do nis best to digit;
the position and use his best suduay.
ors to do his duty
Rev. Will Kelley was next called |
for, and responded with a very
quent patriotic talk. His father was |
an old soldier and he always mauni- |
fests a great regard for the veterans |
We are always glad to greet him. The |
meeting clored and a'l were very much
pleased with It
wiyes
|
one half |
soldiers who |
elo-
The Squirrel Fish.
In color the squirrel fish is a brik
ant red, which makes It a conspicy-
oufl jphabitant of the sea as it darts |
Bere and there with quick, alert move |
ments The body of the squirrel fiah |
shows a few stripes and Is well cov
ered with sharp spines.
Through the Graduate's Eyes.
Graduation, to the mind of 17,
seems rather the culmination than
the beginning of existence —Kate
Douglas Wiggin:
Alcohol From Sweet Potatoes.
Sweet potatoes are more vsed than
anything else to make alcoho! with
in the Azore islands
Exposure Brings on Rheumatism.
Paloful in its mildest form, quickly
becoming ap agony or torture If neg-
ected. When you feel the first paln
in the muscles, the slight stiffness
fn the joints take Bloodine. It acts
Specialties:
| lliseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
{Throat and the proper Fitting of
Giasses. Hours—$9-12; 1.4; 7-8;
Sundays by appointment Office,
| Wheelock Block,
0SBORN'S LIVERY
| Heavy and Light Draylng and Mevieg.
Baggage called for and delivered
{in any part of Sayre, Athens, and
{ Waverly, and all kinds of team work
attended to promptly. Livery at
{tached
{207 N. Lehigh Ave, Valley Phone 208x |
OR. A. G. REES. M.D.
111 Miller Street.
OFFICE HOURS:
(Sto 11:00 a m, 2 to 4:30, 7:00 to 8:00
Genito urinary and chronic diseases
ia specialty. Both Phones
COME TO
Hill & Beibach’s
CAFE
For the Fisest Beers,
and Cigars In the Valley.
Ales, Wines
Sayre,
Attorneys and Counselors.
M. P. A. BLOCK, SAYRE, PA.
ATHENS, PA.
‘J. M. ASHTON,
General Contractor and ro
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
Valley Phone 126 Residence
Chestaut St, Sayre, Px
208
ELMER A. WILBER
Wholesaler of
Wines, Beer and Ales.
OUR SPECIALTIES
LEHIGH CLUB WHISKEY, DOTTER-
WICH BEER AND ALES, NO
WICH BREWING COS. ALES."
109 Packer Avenue, Sayre, Pa
Both Phones.
WANTED
HORSES AND CATTLE DEAD oR”
ALIVE.
Will pay $100 a head at the barn
or night. Valley telephone at store.
Bell telephone in house.
J. H. DUNLAP,
Susquehanna St, Athens, Pa.’
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
Everything new and up-to-date. First
Class Accommodations,
Thomas Ave., Opposite L .V, Station.
Rates $150 Per Day.
—
Practice limited to diseases at
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. |
accurately fitted. Hours 10
am,2tbh Tto$p m
residence, 211 South Elmer Ave.
ley ‘phone 156x.
Corian and Buflder
Plans and Estimates
210 Miller St.