Merchandise
OFF.
iS OFFERED.
ha satisfied that no better sto e
Bhy price One-fourth off up to
1s for spot cash only
*lenty
is marketed at Plent,
fanaury 25th, and
ing Gloves for
others unlined, some calf skin
Keeping with January clearance
Fourth Off
in materials and styles that
Buy now. This
Never offered more
37¢
and others imita-
The price is
figures with us
Third Off
ptall prices.
January
Remain in Force
The remainder of Millinery
| out at One-Half Price.
The remainder of one lot of a
ra, One-Half Price.
in
marks an event in Blanket
Until
pattern hats are
4
50 pieces of
gt all sizes in all styles, but a s
and & sult at nearly nothing
picked up readily and yet
ire to choose from
corsets for 69¢
but about all values are rep-
Corsets
vie for every 0g-
prices They are
in Blue,
We thrive en comparison.
“@. REES, M.D.
111 Miller Street
OFFICE HOURS:
[1:00 n. ma, 2 to 4:30, 7:00 to 8:00 |
p urinary and chronic diseases
ty. Both Phones.
lex D. Stevens,
Insurance and Heal Estale.
. Negotiated, Insurance Written,
) Rented, Rents Collect- |
‘ed, Taxes Pald
~ Room 7: Elmer Block,
3 STREET, _ SAYRE.
JL. Towner, M. D.
Specialties.
of Women and of the Hec-
tum. Hours 7Tto 8 a m, 1 to
23.7to8 p.m
OFFICPE-SAMUELS BLOCK
alley Phone 27x. 128 Lockhart St
H. Tuttle, M. D.,
Speelalist.
limited to diseases of the
Glasses
10 to 12
305, 7to8p m Ofce and
211 South Elmer Ave. Val- |
16x. |
ar Green,
Contractor and Bulider,
apd Estimates Furnished. |
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Stevenson BL Valley Phone 212y. |
DUHEY'S HOTEL
hing new and up-to-date. First- |
Class Accommodations. |
ve. Opposite L .V. Station. |
$1.58 Per Day. Sayre.
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C. J Kitchin, |
I ¢are and prompt attention
y ‘moving of Pianos, Household
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‘COMES T0 AID THAW
Oounteas of Yarmouth will |
Stand by Her Brother.
- |
Slayer of Prominent New York Archi
tect Will Be Brought Inte Court
on Mosday te Plend In Sen
satiovnal Merder Case.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18
of Yarmouth, sister of Harry Thaw,
who is now awaiting trial for the kill |
Ing of Stanford White, arrived from |
Furope on the steamship Kalserin Av |
guste Victoria
The countess was accompanied by
her cousin, Miss Mary Copley She
was met at the Hoboken dock by Mrs, |
William Thaw, her mother The par
ty was driven directly to the Hotel]
Lorraine, where Mrs, Evelyn Nesbit
Thaw Is stayiug
mother and apartments
been reserved for the visitors
The
The Countess
had
where
bat through
her brother, Edward Thaw, who went
down the bay to weet here, made the
following statement
ery ald in my power ta my
when he faces trial next week
set at rest all the
brother
and to
To this statement Edwand Thaw him.
self added
“You may say for my sister that she
comes here to show that we will all
work for Harry and that we all have
| Harry's Interests at heart. 1 can wake
a statement which will pot do any
mid that is that my brother's
is at present at such a stage that
there are any things that jt would
uot now do to talk about
But no member of my family has
advised Harry to go against the wishes
There are other fea
tures of this cause that are of such vital
fiportapce that they bnve not even
been told to me, | am lu ignorance of
much that is material, but the things
importance that they
not yet been brought out publie-
and they will not until the
harm,
Case
counsel,
are of such great
have
iy, be
trini
My sister hos greater influence with
my brother than any one else in the
familly There has always been &
strong affection between them, She Is
at rest forever thie stories
bag teen a division in the
the family in regand to
here to set
that there
attitude of
Thaw brought into court to
marier
will be
far the
adjourng «
Butter Cost Out of Proportien,
While cattle are plentiful In Brazil,
and pastarage costs bardly anything,
to
It does
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations,
Money on call easy at 3 per cent; prime
paper. §fitly per cent eX
changes, MIT TEAS, balances, $11 G6082
Closing prices
| Amal Copper mn
1a
B.&O. HS
| Brooklyn RT. TN
C.C.C.&8LlL. ©
Chea. & Ohio 61%
Chi. & Northw. 1s
az
Erle EL
Gen. Electric UT
11. Central 160
lackawanna to
1
1€
iy
sly
N. Y. Central
Norf & West
Penn. R. R
Reading
Rock Island
St. Paul.
Southern Pac
Ry
pt
15%
ay
. 1%
Southern
South. Ry
Sugar
Texas Pacific
Union Pacific
U 8 Bteel
U. 8S Bteel pf
West. Union
Int. -Met
New York Markets.
FLOUR — Firm, but slow; Minnesota
tents, H4i¥. winter straights, 12 8Q
3. winter LXtras, $1543; winter pat.
lents BI G0G3
WHEAT -Opening lower under the large
Argentine shipments, wheat shortly re-
covered on continued light reclipts and in
with Chicago, bul agaln eased
off under realizing and absence of bull
support. May, S3usIge.; July, Ey
ORN Light receipts, bad weather and
steady cables caused firmness In corn;
, 22%
BUTTER-Creamery,
eXiras, per poun
03g (Mercantile
Exchange officla
Little. sec-
held, SXLIAs,
seconds, Age.
Aalry, tubs rats,
thirds, Bglic
onds, I3PSc.; thirds, 2g 20
Ngee. firsts, ZGXc.
thirds, 12413. . sinte
Eo seconds, 23614. ;
CHEESE State full cream, small and
large, September, fancy, 144e.; October,
best, 13%irlee. ; good to prime, 12%Gise.
winter made, average best 12c; inferior,
ight skims. lic; half skims, best,
PRU10c., part skims, prime, {SS HS : j fay
to good 4W@TMGe | common,
skims, 263
EGOS -Sinte, Pennsylvania and nearby,
selected, white, fancy good
cholce, 36 23c.; extra, Yr ixes tie. ; firsts to
poor to fair, 29.
kn. 18 20c | refriger-
extra firsts HOA
dirties DUD. chime
ator. finest Wh average best, Jie.
common to a 1% 2c. limed, 18g Zc
TALLOW -Bteady; city, #4¢c.; country,
Gly futile
HAY -Firm; shipping. 85G%c.; good to
cholee, LER
STRAW-—Easy; long rye, 6s
LIVE POULTRY — Firm; fowls, 184
14% old rousters 9a@lie. ; chickens, 1
1300. . ducks, 1H geese, 130 Mc tar-
keyw, 166 1%
DRESSED POULTRY Firm: fowls,
chalee, 13%c ; do. fair to good, 12@7lic.;
old roosters, % nearby chickens
15 weatern. do. 11GI%C. ; turkeys, near
by. chulce to fancy. 193K Jo., western
do. 130M; falr to good. do. 18617c.:
ducks, nearby, 14glie western, do, 130
14c.. geene, Nearby, 1Wille | western, do.
0c
live Stook Markets.
CATTLE-Supply light, market steady,
cholee, 8B #midly prime. 55487; veal
calves, Bs fis
HOGS Herelpts light; market active,
mediums and
sripe heavies, NEN;
eavy Yorkers 95, ilght Yorkers and
pleg= 8.®. roughs. dG
SHEEP AND LAMBS — Supply light:
murket steady, prime wethers wed.
culls and common, G3; lambs, $7.80
Unique, Indeed.
A western man keeps a record book
tn which he enters every quarrel with
his wife, cause, and which won out
This Is something decidely unique in
|
i
How True!
feller,” sald Uncle Josh
won't work bard for
| nimaeit canse he atn’t afrald uv git.
tin" fired, b° Jinks!”
“Many a
How Quinine Was Named.
Ce or quinine, takes
tammy Irom the Marais Cinebon
of Perd, whose wife 3
GATES CONCERT
Pleased as Large Audience at Athens
Last Night.
Athens—The concert given by the
Lulu Tyler Gates Company at high
school hall last evening was one of
the best we have listened to in a long
time. Mrs Gates is an inspiration in
herself. Her charniing personality,
cheerful countenance, always lit up
with bubbling ebuilitiona of souiful
emotions, takes hold of an audience
and holds them in its spell as long
as she chooses to exert her powers
Her selections were varied, embracing
gems from the classic, devollonal,
humorous and pathetic authors and In
them all she was perfect In repre
sentation, vocabulary and expression,
so thal her characiers were real and
we saw them before us while we lis-
tened to their story. Such an evening
is a delight and she commanded our
admiration so well that we called
her back five times after one pumber
on the program ~~ Ruth Anderson
Roehr, the violinist, Is a talented ar-
tist. Her first number was the Vivace
and Finale from Mendeisohn's famous
Concerto, a composition that has
world wide celebrity and is one of the
best productions that professional ar-
tists study for its grandest effects
Mrs. Roehr gave it in perfect manner
and showed a mastery over her in-
strument that was astonishing and
she so enraptured the audience that
she was obliged to respond with an
encore. Mr. Willlam Suyder, the plan-
ist, was one of the best we have ever
heard in Athens and we only regret
that he did not oftener appear’ in
the program. His Concert Paraphrase
of Listz’s Rigoletto thrilled us with its
harmonious effects, and he was oblig-
ed to respond (0 an encore Mr
Smith, the basso cantratrice, has an
exceptionally fine volce and his songs
were enjoyed very much and Le too
was obliged to respond with an en-
Altogether, it was such an en-
tertainment that produces pleasant
and delightful impressions that will
remain with us for many a day.
core
BLACK OBJECT MAY
BE MRS. LUNDIE'S BODY.
It Was Seen Floating In the Chemung
Yesterday Afternoon.
Athens— Yesterday afternoon as
Perry Mingos was standies near the
Chemung river bank back of C. Hun-
siker's house he saw an object float-
iug down the river just above the Is-
land and as it came nearer he was
satisfied that it was a human form
It was dressed in black and some of
the clothing had filled with water pre-
senting the appearance of a bag and
other garments trailed behind It
nearly lodged on the island but finally
passed through the shore channel and
as It came In front of him he was
convinced that it was a human body
He had no boat apd as It was about
300 feet out into the stream he could
not reach It So he followed down
to the bridge and out upon it to a
point about 20 feet beyoud the first
pler, looked down directiy upon it
as It passed under him. He was sat-
isfied that his suspicions were correct
and at once was convinced that it
was the body of the Lundie woman
who disappeared several weeks ago
He telephoned to Chief R. J. Mulligan
who at ounce went to the spot but the
body had passed down the river and
80 he telephoned to Milan, Ulster and
Towanda to be on the lookout for
the body. There is but little doubt
but what this was the body of Mrs
Lundle and it is hoped that it may
be recovered soon
C. U. Wise went to Towanda today
to spend Sunday with friends
Michael Harrigan of Buffalo, was
in Athens yesterday visiting his fam-
ily.
Miss Florence Jones of Owego, Is
visiting friends in Athens over Sun-
day.
I. W. Collins went to Sheshequin
today to visit at the home of John
Smith fo
Johu Clark went to Herrickville to-
day to spend Sunday with his sigter
Mrs. Peter Carr.
Isaac Turner, who has been work-
fog In the bridge shops, returned to
his home In New Albany today
Will accept a limited number of pu-
pils on the mandolin. Address Edwin
F. Loomis, Athens, Pa, 213-3t
Mrs. Charles Essenwine has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Leon
Parks, and returned to here home in
Towanda today.
The Ithaca Conservatory Concert
company will give a concert In Ath-
ens high school hall on the evening
of Beri br] This is the regular
Athens—We are frequently amused
when some ([apatical violin dealer
publishes a statement that he has a
genuine old Stradivarus violin that
has lately been found amongst the
rubbish of some old garret where it
bas lain out of sight for years and
just been brought to light by the for-
tunate discovery of one of the de
scendants of the family.
We had such a visitor recently, and
he came lugging an old cheap Instru-
ment that has been made by an mis-
take and has the label Antonius Stradi-
varus on the inside
This great worker produced a rev-
elation in violin manufa-lure and
worked at his trade up to the day of
his death December 1% 1737, when
he was 54 years old. lia best work
was belween the years 16590 to the
date of his death when ruments |
passed into the hand of gons
and all of these ha: e baught up
by wealthy persons. There are not
a dozen genuine Sirad.varus instru-
ments in America and Jil of these are
registerd and their owner's names are
known, and no genuine Strad has
been found in any old house or gar-
ret.
4 i
his
Their Little Scheme.
Orville Tullun—How did youse guys
manage ter raise all dat disturbance
widout gituin® pinched?
Muggsy—Dat was a cinch, W'enever
we seen A cop comin’ de gang would
give a college yell. Den de cop would
t'ilnk we was students, an’ go away.—
Cleveland Leader.
Put Them All to Sleep.
First Comedian—Did you score a hit
with your new specialty?
Second Comedian--Did 1? Why, the
audience gazed with open-mouthed
wonder before 1 was half through.
First Comedian—Wonderful! It is
seldom that an eutlire audience yawns
al lice £
Heavy Bombardment.
“Was your wife angry when you got |
howe #0 late last aight?
“Angry? Why, my boy. the dear
woman pelted me with flowers!”
“But how did you get that black eye?”
“Well, you see, she neglected Lo Lake
the tuwers out of the pots before she
threw them. ”—Cleveland Leader.
The Value of Speech.
“Why don't you cultivate the art of
oratory?”
“My friend.
ghum, “oratory soothes the gallery to
slumber and reads well in the newspa-
pers. but the kind of talk that counts
ear with your band grasping his coat
lapel." —Washington Star,
Wanted Something Easy.
Business Man— What do you want?
Applicant—] came to inquire if you
were in want of ap assistant.
Business Man Very sorry.
the work myself
Applicant —Ah!
me.—Tit Bils
Hitting Back.
Housemaid—1'm goin’ to leave you,
mum. I'm goin’ to work for Mrs. Monk,
an’ would you give me a good reference,
mum?
Mistress—To work for Mrs. Monk?
Certainly, 1'l1l give you a glowing refer-
ence. [ hate that woman —Cassell's,
I do all
That would just sult
Temporarily Silenced.
“Why did vou insist on sending that |=
young man to congress?”
“Got tired of his speech-makin’.” an-
swered Farmer Corutossel. “We thought
we'd put him where the speaker would
keep him quiet for afew years. —Wash-
{ington Star.
Good Time for Will
Patience— Will proposed last night.
Patrice—1 expected as much.
“Why so?”
“There was a bargain sale jn engage-
ment rings advertised yesterday,'—
Yonkers Stateman.
It Depends.
“Do you think a man can afford te
marry on $1.000 a year?!"
“Well, of course, a good deal must
depend on the girl's ability to support
him in the style to which he has been
accustomed.”—Chicago Record-Herald
Ambition.
Now, this ls my ambition;
I'll say it, frank and blunt—
\ lee long row of figures
With a dollar mark ln front.
Washington Btar.
A SIMPLE SOLUTION.
“How fresh the air is here In the
eountry!
“Yes, sir; U've often wondered why
they don’t build the big cities out ia
the country, where there's better alr
and more room!"—Lustige Hlaetler.
{Furs at Greatly
Reduced
If You Want
Things Cheap
A big cut
in Children’s
Night Gowns
and Pajamas.
is yours.
Bankrupt Sale.
Notice is hereby given that pur-
{suant to an order of the United States
District Court I will expose to sale,
at public auction and sell to the high-
est bidder, for cash, the following
goods of the Estate of Solomon
Brothers, Bankrupt, sale to take place
at ten (10) o'clock a. m., Monday, Jan-
nary twenty-first (21st) 1507, at store-
room of said Bankrupt, No. 225 Des-
mond street, Sayre, Pa..—
(a) One box Gloves
pairs.)
{(b) One box overalls and coats (3
doz each.)
(¢) 149 outstanding accounts.
(d) Such interest as bankrupt may
have in one horse and wagon.
Sale will be made In parcels as
labove enumerated.
S. WINLACK,
H
Trustee.
W. T. Carey,
Justice o. the Peace.
(12% don
205-101
mmm
OFFICE
Room 65, M. P. A. Bullding,
Valley Phone 246y.
Laws & Winlack
Attorneys and Counselora at
Law.
A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.
Valley Phone 180a. Sayre.
E. M. Dunham,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Office;
Ro ms 4 and 6, Elmer Block,
~ hart 3treet, Sayre.
FRENCH FEMALE
MADANE PILLS.
A Rare, Cumvars uniiss for Rovesames Mamess sveon.
ENV AOA TATA. So fe Mir Ba
rj)
. Rasipien Vive, If yout drsgein
Sahu Raye ¥ teu
UNITED MEDICAL CO. pot 74, LancasTen, Pa.
Sold In Sayre by the West Sayre
Pharmace! Co. ’
Lock-
WANTED
HORSES AND CATTLE DEAD OR
ALIVE.
Will pay $1.00 a head at the barn
All calls promptly attended to day
or night. Valley telephons at stores.
J. H. DUNLAP,
Susquehanna St, Athens, Pu.
RE IED
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-At-Law.
Nolary Public.
Special attention to pension papers.
Valley Phone 11a.
112 Desmond Street, Sayre.
A.H.Murray, M.D,
Specialties:
Diseases nt the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat and the proper irre
Glassen. Hours—$-12; 1-8;
Sundays by appotntment. Office,
Wheelock Block.
0SBORN’S LIVERY
Heavy and Light Draying and Neviags
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 $08x
EERE
Mandolin Teacher
Will accept a limited number of
pupils on the Mandolin. Lessons
given at residence of C. T. Hull, Ferry
street, Athens. For further informa-
tion address
EDWIN F. LOOMIS,
Athens, Pa,
Maynard, Maynard & Sorior
Attorneys and Counselors.
X. P. A. BLOCK, SAYRE, FA.
MAYNARD BLOCK, ATHENS, PA.
Monday,
Jan. 14
ANY
& Blish