ar Agate Basins Mixing Bowls 2 Agate Bread Pans ge Tin Water Pails 4 quart Agate Stew Pans Large Agate Wash Basins Large Tin Dish Pans Flour Sifters ~~ Wire Baskets | Nickel Plated Squares Whisk Brooms Pliers—All Sizes price of 10 cents 216 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S. Main St., Athens. - Driggs’ DRUG STORE Has removed to the old Postoffice : site and E § s Now Ready For Business. ~ G. M. RIGS, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST. SRR TN SE EE The Valley Record “Al (he news that’s St to print.” MONDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1907 = BRENTIES Municipal election in Sayre bor- ough wil be held one week from to- morrow, Valentines! Valentines!’ Largest stock and finest assortment at Web- er's book store, Sastre, Pa Tomorrow is Lincoln's birthday, and in thls state is a'legal holiday. The banks will be closed and the post- office department will observe holi- day hours. ——————— Common pleas court Is iz session at Towanda today. There_are sald fo be a large number of cases on the calendar. Several Sayre citizens left for Towanda this morning to do jury duty ——— Thote who have been wishing for sn old-fashioned srow storm should now be satisfied, but the man who lives In a house on the corner can = : A Gero Marshall, an insurance swindler, who Is sald to be wanted by the State Department, and whose mug ‘adorns the rogues gallery in the New ‘York city police department, came to grief in the Metropolis last week when he was arrested on an indiet- ment found at the recent sitting of the Bradford county grand jury Marshall, who is one of the slick- €st rascals that has been in this sec- Uon In years visited Sayre In Nov- ember last in company with B F Miller The two men represented themselves as agents of a fraternal beneficial association. [In fact it was claimed by them they were the head of the organization which had been duly Incorporated in the Court of Common Pleas of Berks county. Mar- shall, who appeared as spokesman on all occaslons, stated that after the assoclation had been organized a res- olution was passed by the board of directors providing for the issue and sale of twelve bonds of the amount of five hundred dollars each. Anoth- er resolution which Marshall claimed had been adopted Ly the board of di- rectors was ons providing for the pay- ment of a commission of forty per cent for the sale of the bonds to the person selling them. The resolution further provided that Miller was to receive the sum of one thousand doi- lars for ostensible services in organ- izlng the said assoclation Marshall and Miller visited the firm of Murphy & Blish and unfolded the above story to the members of the firm, and wanted to sell the firm one of the bonds for the sum of five bucdred dollars and his documents and proofs appeared so genuine ou the face of them that tre firms was n- duced to take stock in the scheme 7 Law, Harry Kaufeit, whose sides on East street, blew into town frotn Lestershire on Saturday might but he had not “been here long be- fore he was arrested on the charge of threatening to injure his sister-in- law in person and estate. Kaufell has been living apart from his wife for some time. He alleges that his wife is not conducting such a home as | a4 married woman should, and there fore he departed some time ago for Lestershire. Kaufelt has three chil- dren and one of these he took with him. During his absence Mrs. Kauf- elt applied to the commissioners for assistance, and an order of relief was granted When Kaufelt returned to Sayre on Saturday night he went to the house occupled by his wife and her sister While there he alleges that he obsery- ed a condition of affairs which are not permitted in the best society. His sister-in-law, Miss Loule Reevea, on the other hand, alleges that Kaufelt threatened to end her young life at the first opportunity. She went to Justice Nelson and that official gave her a warrant charging surety of the peace and threats. Kaufelt was arrested and spent the remainder of the night in the borough Dbastile Yesterday his wife paid the costs, and Kaufeit was released on his promise to take his three children to Lester- shire and give thum proper care MAN CLAIMED HE WALKED MANY MILES. Came From Sayre Bound for Free. land. Almost exhausted from his tramp through the snow from Sayre to Wil- Kesbarre says last night's Leader, but with: undaunted will, Frank Dardale. a fairly intelligent Italian, continued his walk to Freeland, where he re- lilan at the High School Mall Was Greatly Appreciated. A good sized crowd gathered st CYeryone of disappointment The “human interest” get everyone in a sober : s = There are two kinds of furniture— | the flashy, unecom- § fortable style and the good, solid, comfortable kind, The latter is our specialty and wecan surely give you sat- isfaction both as to quality and price, guaranteeing each For furnit: any home and we: 1s represented looks of 205 Desmond street piece to be all that ire that will improve the ir well, and long, call at Ri Ag Valley Phone 191 a 2/ Ni £ ie oi ficod of humor that would bring The story of the Dutchman's exper with the telephone simply There may havo been a few persons they were not very conspicuous to do anythirg Should Mr. Glllilan ever appear in HERE ITIS! INSURES ROTH SEXES BE. POLICIES COYERING DIVIDEND EACH FIVE YEARS. BELL AND VA LLEY PHONE. D. L. and W. Men Striking. A strike is in progress among the Fifty men have gone out Le The The foreman Scranton division between digsatfsfied hands held several a week ago came from and with the meetings Then the New York |!h fis This in- OF MAGISTRATES e res AM: the aud counties aldermen in the State peace peclive ol Sprowls and was referred to Mother’s work Asbestos Sad Irons Save work, worry and time The Asbestos Hood keeps the iron hot and the handle cool. That's why it does the work the committee on judiciary on Febru- oth purpose of the upon justices and aldermen S. A. Blish was to purchase the bond it five hundred dollars and in. con- tideration of which was to be made the treasurer of the company. The proceeds of the sale of the bond to crease became effective Jan. 1, and in this case the order was retroactive In the meantime the dissatisfied sec- tion hands have been endeavoring to enlist all the men in the movement tee no fun it is, as he works his snow shovel sides He expects to arrive at the latter place today When prevailed upon to board a train he pleaded poverty, ary 1 he act is to confer the LOCAL BREVIS Advertise In The Record. power of minor must to dispose the Cases ———— The ice harvest is about over. It which at present time be better, Hon. E M. Dunham is In Towanda today on business of a legal nature. —— I 1 Don’t fall to see “The Arrival of Kitty” at Loomis opera house tonight. Attorney Paul E. Maynard is in To- wanda today transacting business be- fore the court of Comon Pleas. 9 “The Arrival wt Kitty” will play a . return engagement at the Loomis to- eee. Just received 10,000 fancy and local ~~ Ylew post cards at Webers book store, 135 Lockhart street : A ss. Attorneys McCollom and Fanning of Troy were among the attorneys Is said that nearly all the dealers In this section have secured n large sup- ply of the congealed necessity, and that therefore there is no danger of a famine nest summer. Sen: ible taxpayers should need no urging to interest themselves in the coming municipel election. The school directors, the assessors at large and the councilmen who are to be chosen will have much to do with shaping the city’s policy during the coming two or three years and should be selected with discretion and wis- dom. And every citizen should take part In patriotic and unprejuciced way The bill introduced In the senate providing for a constitutional conven- tion Is worth consideration Time Blish was also to be immediately turned over to the company, and to be used in the business of the asso- ciation Suspecting nothing wrong Blish gave Marshall and the latter's partoer $200 In money and executed promis- gory notes for the balance of the five hundred. It was then arranged for a meeting ;of the board of directors in New York city, at which time Blish was to be elected treasury of the association. Blish went to New York according to arrangement. He met Marshall snd Miller, but the latter failed to make good, and Blish returned to Sayre but there was no title of tressurer after his name. Before leaving New and the people who gathered about the depot started a collection, but when told that Dardnie had a ten dol- lar hill changed In order to buy a lunch the money was quickly with- drawn. This fellow, who evidently fears not the cold or snow, proceed- ed down the track and never once did he turn around. According to his stogy he left his bunk at Sayre early Thursday morn- ing and traveled continually, never stopping but once, and that at Pitts- ton, yesterday morning, where he had breakfast. On the way he met sev- eral tramps, who tried to persuade him to remain with them, but he would not, and when he got a chance continued towards Wilkesbarre. He came nearly being run down by a sent to the court of quarter sesisons vi th Elmira and It is known to company officials that meetiggs all of the sec-|W Hearing Mandamus Case. The mandamus proceeding com- in ot P. Wilson to compel |e hie The legal il The out- i € Coy here in the her B ntis JUSES | Ihe ve, grand nty Jury farge bills of costs imposing upon the amount does not exceed larceny bailee; sell. provisions or adul- firing of woods; felling by cut- d trees, Know- lands of fraudu- disorderly timber mm to be on the an- cruelty to animals; board; lornication and carry con- act provides that when any the proper information and and makes Ironing a pleasure : “AN IRON FOR EVERY PURPOSE’ The Asbestos Sad Irons are for sale in Sayre by : BOLICH BROS LOOMIS OPERA HO WEDNESDAY EVC., FE. 13 RICHARD MILTON In ; ‘Who took the morning train for Tow- Ome York, however. Marshall and Miller train und said that when he reaches |come of the case will be watched eag- \ Sdmptuons Revival of The World. anda. “The Arrival of Kitty" company, which played so successful an engage- ment here early in January plays a has. shown the existence of tion. , Events have moved so rapidly during the last thirty-three years that many of its provisiors are antiquated agreed Lo come to Sayre a week later, when the entite matter would be sat- isfactorily arranged In the mean- time, however, Mr .Blish and his part ner became exceedingly suspicious Ashley, it Is his plan to go over the mountain. It is not his first trip, as he told his friends yesterday morning ing that he walked it once before fendant or defendants are privileged In the event of the defendant pleading guilty it then be the duty the jus Uce to make such further inquiry to plead guilty or not guilty shall of Famed Fercical Eestacy What Happened to Jones by But Dardonle told an interesting story of his companions’ doings at Sayre. It appears that they are em- ployed by the Lehigh Valley raliroad company and owing to the frost and heavy snow are not able to get steady employment. They live In cars along the raliroad, and for days at a time If the people could be absolutely de- pended upon to send thelr wisest men to the convention It might greatly profit the commonwealth to call one. he shall deen proper, and then pass sefiteice, which sentence hall have full and the effect us if sentenced by the court of quarter return date at the Loomis tonight Engine No. 768, drawing an east- bound freight train side-wiped a string of cars In the upper yeardas at an earl hour this morning, badly damaging four freight cars and block- ng the track for some time. The train was running along at a fair rate of of the wholc scheme and they finally made up their minds that they had been vietimized by a pair of swin- dlers. They returned to Sayre and enlisted the services of Hon. LL. T Hoyt, with ihe result that a complaint was drawn charging Marshall with Course ganle The Ladies’ Ald society of the Pres- ~ Byterian church will hold a social In the church parlors on the evening of 22. Everybody is invited to at- tend. . Geo. NM. Broadhurst. sessions If dants = wowever, the defendant or defen- v plead it shall be The cleverest company that has_ever Accerding to a Kansas City paper interpreted this cleverest play. tinned meats have advanced from gullty then Best grade Lehigh Valley and Ber- Dice coal, well screened, prompt de- livery; hard and soft wood. Both phones at ysrd and office at Raymond & Haupt's. D. Clarey Coal Co The alterations tc the inferior of the building occupied by the National . Bank of Sayre, are progressing rap- su My. The bank officials expect that * the work will {ake about another month. The evangelical meetiugs al the Church of Christ in West Sayre are increasing in Interest each night - Yesterday's services both morning ond evening were well attended, the church edifice being well filled on both oecasions. Just one more opportunity will be afforded local theatregoers to see one “of the greatest artists and most lova- ble of women who have ever graced the American stage. when Madame ‘Melena Mojeska comes to the Loomis house In the pear future for a ive farewell appearance. Record atiendance is looked for When a man Is seized with grip his rst thought Is of seeing a doctor; his v of calling on his friend the r, and his third of paying [8 debts. Men are the most peculiar when they are sick or Imag- are sick and a good case will cause them to think that of life is not far distant. And ninety cents to $1.75 per dozen for quarter-pourd cans. Perhaps there is that much difference In the cost of the goods, but whether 50 or not, the and make sure they were not eating offe]l. Government inspection 1s a boom to the packers, Instead of & hardship. The stamp “U. S. Inspected and Passed” is a guarantee that car- ries the goods into every market of the world. The trade has responded Instantly to the new conditions and more tinned meat will be soid in the future than ever before APPROVES CHRISTIAN SCIENE. Minister Says it Is Worthy of Re. spectiul Attention. Allentown—Atl a meeting of the Re- formed Pastord! Association the Rev. F. H. Moyer caused an animated dis- cussion by an address on “Chris- tian Science.” He did not denounce Christian Science, pointing out only what he considered a few errors and approving it in the main. He sald “Christian Science haz arisen as a protest against the materimtism of the present age, the want of vital re- ligion in many churches and of areal hearty belief In a higher power than He advocated It to all Christains as a science worthy or respectful atten- ton. For Your Sewing Machine Just when you need sewing machine supplies you want them at once, You kinds of machines at D. 8. Andrus & Co's. Music store, 128 Des- ay mon conspiracy to defraud Bilsh out of the sum of $200 and also for using the insurance laws of the State of Penn- je¥lvanla for fraudulent purposes This complaint was taken to Justice of the Peace W. T. Carey who issued his warrant. As the defendants were without the state the warrant was returned not served. These proceed- ings, however, were sent to the grand Jury and that body returned an indict- (ment against Marshall for the crime as recited above. . Las: week Distritt Attorney Mills (and the Hoa. I. T. Hoyt went to New York city. Upon thelr arrival they tought the detective bureau and in a few Lours after, Marshall, the clef conspirator, was In the tombs. After Marshall had been landed behind the bars he wanted to settle. Unfortun- ately, however, he did not possess suf- ificlent funds to liquidate the matter, 50 he wis compelled (0 remain in the tombs uutil friends came to the res- cue Part of the money was returned ito the District Mtorney and collater- ial security was given for the balauce Marshall was released from prison but will probably be prosecuted by the insurance department which is hot oni his trail for similar jobs Ladies’ Dbrary Clab. Civil Service Reform Committee— Mrs. E H. Shipman, Mrs. M. P. Mur- ray, Mrs. Helster Plollet. Plano Solo—Mrs. E _H. Dunham Paper—The merit system of ap- pointment to office, Mr. BE. H. Ship- man, Vocal Solo—Miss Clara Kelley. - | “Extracts from a paper on the merit £Y salem. Vocal Solo—Miss Clara Kaley. er |g they drank and drank, and these sprees were alwhys followed by fights during which several were sure to be hurt Dardnle stated that he would not be a party to these revels. And for his determication his life was threat- ened. and he was made miserable by the acts of his associates. Wednesday night he was ordered out of bed, and ordered to depart. He complied with the request and hiked It to Wilkes- barre. His story is not given much credence, for it is the belief that this man is no more than a profes- sional tramp and uses the story to secure sympathy “What Happened to Jones” “What Happened to Jones," hilar- lous, effervescent, sparkling with con- tagious humor, will be presented with every attention to detall as charac terized its orignal performance at the Loomis Wednesday evening, Feb. 13, with the most powerful company ever gotten together to appear in this side- splitting farce comedy. At the-head stands Richard Milton, the famous comedian, who has played Jones over 500 times; the play In the principal cities Is incomplete without Mr, Mil- ton. His act 1s a laugh, his second a roar, his third act a scream. Ini the supporting company will be seen DeWitt C_ Mott, W, J. Kane, Harry Gregson, Edward J. Burke, Albert fohnson, Jeannie Hollls, Bertha Whit- ney, Georgiana Wilson, Jeannette | Wolfe and Gertrude Doherty. | The press everywhere has acelalm- | ed this the most excellent cast, indi-| vidually and collectively, ever gotten together In this play. The merit of whén the collision occcurred ol ¢ *ngine was mote or less dam- | m hh Death of An Infant. Lye Francis Miner, the infant son of and Mrs. Willlam Miner of Hop Ww 2 2 o'clock from the parents’ Warner, pastor officiating Tio- cq church, BIRDS! Just received a fine lot of Canaries I have perfectly tame, talks, laughs and : Call or write before you send birds R. A.“HOLCOMB, 123 Keystone Ave, Sayre, Pa. License Transfer. m S¢ te 228-1w Notice Is hereby given that an ap- ri th Hotel | |, Sayre Borough from Synthia J. | WILLIS G. GORDON, | they Jus en i the ¥ Bel The ith sa yets il Adve Seale the clock fc ately Wer rial LR LE 1.060 he ght ny For H Pp shall Lice proceed to trial before alone chosen of a jury of twelve according to Jury trial or law event a being aside will be upon a writ of provsions of the act are look attorneys as lwing sound 1 and if it becomes a law | ve the county a large amount A the trial of cases of a minor The bill iroval of the will so hav taxpavers rtise In The Record SEWER. Sayre, Pa, Feb. 9, 1507 d will be received Borough Clerk until 7 30 P. M., Tuesday. March 12.1} 1 the construction of approxi the trunk Including proposals following ANd all labor and ma feet feot 24-inch 20-inch pipe pipe the A Town Councll reserves any and all bids Treasurer, must accom- roposal address Borough Clerk Pa specifications MERCEREAU Sayre, Towanda, Pa, Feb. 7, 1907. Clerk General Contractor and Builder. Plans and Estimates Furnfshed. imo J. G. Howe CABINET MAKER, paired. 81% SAYRE, PA. \ LAUGH! A ROAR! A SOREANL Prices—25, WAT Advance opens Monday morning Box, oflice. PLEASE GIVE ME A TRIAL. Do you appreciate a good thing? § : know you all do, so when you ws in the line of [furniture upholstered or repaired, no matter what you have, 1 can do the work and do It right. My prices are right, and my : work Is guaranteed for six months. A postal card will bring me to your house with samples and prices. . - J. P. OTTARSON, Ro Cor. Broad and Pennsylvania Avennes Waverly, N, iY. i anything Class Accommodations. Thomas Ave. Opposite LV. St Li Rates $1.50 Per Day. Sayre. EE Er ———— VIOLIN TEACHER. : Any one wishing to take Violin les- evenings only, can do 0 by dropping a line or calling at 10M Tioga street. Children my delight, S. MATTHEWS, 104 Tiegn St, Sayre sons Try the Record
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