Tin Water Pails
‘Wire Baskets
[Plated Squares
16 Desmond St., Sayre.
Business.
G. M. DRIGGS,
~ PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST,
RE I nats
The Valley Record
au Lhe news that's Bt to print”
“FHURSDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1907.
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~ MCAL BREVITIES
Mrs. Fred Sabon, « of Maple street,
mm.
Jesse Hofford of South Elmer aveu-
us, is Ill or typhoid fever.
nd relatives at Wilkes-Barre.
Will Park has moved his family
Williams of South Elmer
returned to his work in
Fred Sthul and daughter, of
street, will go to Ithaca to-
for a few days’ visit with
and relatives,
backache use DeWitt's Kidney
id Bladder Pills. Nothing else so
f for all troubles caused by Impure
Sold by C. M. Driggs, Drugs.
jes Wolfe and Willlam O'Hearn
leave this evening for Willlam-
Elmer avenue, left this
for Wilkes-Barre, where
ns will enter Mercy hospi-
Sentence Will Be Brought Back By
4 quart Agate Stew Pans Suerty Sri.
‘Large Agate Wash Basins
Large Tin Dish Pans
Flour Sifters
| Tom Dangerfield, who in the past
{two years has caused no end of trou-
ble for the police officers of Sayre
‘and Athens, has been located at
Cleveland and Sheriff Griffin is now
on his way to that city armed with
a bench warrant (o bring the slippers
Thomas back to Bradford county
{Thomas is wanted by the Bradford
county authorities for sentence. Last
(summer Thomas entered a resMence
in Athens without having first ob
tained permission of the owner. He
was arrested. tried and convicted, but
for some reason was not sentenced
were declared forfeited. The other day
word came that Thomas was in Cleve
iland, so a bench warrant was {(ssued
and he-will be brought back. Thomas
will probably get put away for a
considerable time, as he is a bad citi-
— zen. and his eriminal record Is along
one. Thomas attempted to rob the
~ BREVTIES Presbyterian church at this place a
couple of years ago, and was caught
in the act. He served time for this
Matinee at Loomis bpera house to- Job. and has since been in several
morrow scrapes of a similar character
Whisk Brooms
Pliers—All Shes
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
The Sayre Aerie of "Eagles will bold
a meeting this evening
MUST ESCHEW LIQUORS,
Rallroad Employeces Will Have fo
Keep Sober or Else Quit Thelr
Jobs.
{t is understood that the various
Simons, the extract man of Bing-
hamton, Is circulating among his
many Sayre customers today
There will be a special matinee at
the Loomis opera house tomorrow af- '2iiroads are about to issue orders to
terncon. “A Daughter of thé South” their employes that intemperance
fs the attraction will nol be tolerated and that em-
ployes who habitually frequent sa-
loons will be discharged, and those
has purchased Dr. King's summer who reside at hotels will be asked
residence above Waverly, and farm. to secure private boarding houses. Ali
The farm contains 100- acres and is ©f the roads who are in favor of any
an ideal place ‘movement that will prevent Intemper-
ance and at a meeting held In New
“Tracked Around the World” will York It was decided to Issue these
be presented by the Earl Burgess Co. general orders. The companies feel
at Loomis opera house tonight. At that railroad men in order to prevent
this performance $25 will given to the accidents and perform thelr duties
couple coming upon the stage to be must have clear minds, and they can-
married after the performance not perform thelr work as It should
be performed when continually In-
Mrs. W. T Carey and daughter duiging In intoxicants
Margaret left this morning for Lock
Haven, this state to visit the former's FUNERAL WILL BE ”
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Standish Fox HELD TOMORROW.
They expect to remain away for two
weeks and will in the meantime visit
friends and relatives at Williamsport Obsequles Will Be Held at the Epls-
and Renovo. copal Church at 2:38 O'clock.
A Towanda girl is sald to bear a The funeral of George Ritz, whose
striking resemblance to Evelyn Nes- death occurred on Tuesday last, will
bitt Thaw, wife of Harry Thaw, who be held tomorrow’ afternoon at the
Is on trial for the killing of Sanford Church of the Redeemer at 2:30
White. The Towanda girl ought to o'clock, the Rev. H. E Hannah of-
fee! proud of the distinction. ficiating. Friends of the deceased
may view the remains at the home
One of the objections the rallroads ‘of the deceased on North Lehigh aven-
make to the 2-cent fare bill Is that ue from 12 to 1:30 o'clock. The mem-
they don’t want to charge as much bers of the Bloller Makers’ union and
as that all the time. Well, there Is the Sayre Aerie of PBagles will attend
nothing in the bill that makes them the sérvices in a body. The Eagles
charge 4s much as that any of the will have charge of the services at
time, ithe grave. The burial will take place
iat Tioga Point cemetery.
They are having trouble with the
re Vor erachn 10 tae ane ang dhe | MISS DONAHUE
N 'ELY.
building Is not regarded as altogether | IMPROVING "NICEL
safe. Our Capitol seems to be safe
enough, but it Is not certain some of Diphtheria Patient at the Wilbur
the contractors are House on the Road to Recovery. -
If the proposed law to prevent the Miss Anna Donahue, the dining
sale of cigarettes to anybody is pass- oom girl who is quarantined in a
ed and enforced In the same way the fovm in the Wilbur House annex, suf-
present law to prevent the sale of fering from an attack of the diphther-
cigarettes to minors is, ft won't in-|'a Is recovering nicely, and Dr. Fish
terfere with anybody's cigarette habit | the attending physician says that the
It Is a mistake to make laws unless foom will probably be fumigated the
they are to be enforced. latter part of this week or the first
{of next.
The Ladies’ Ald soclety of the Pres- |
byterian church wil! serve a chicken |
ple supper at the church parlors on | -
Friday evening, beginning at 65:30, The Loyal Aid soclety of the M. E
o'clock. The following Is the menu: church will give a Birthday Party and
Chicken, biscuits, mashed potatoes, social tomorrow evening, Feb 22 in
cheesed rice, salad, brown and white the basement of the church. A cord-
bread_pickles, cranberries sauce, cake ial invitation is extended to all and
and coffee. 'a special invitation to strangers. A
very Interesting program has been
The winter weather of Iate has prepared for the occasion and every-
helped t8 stimulate the coal trade, thing Is being done to make you fee!
though the near approach of April at home. Come and bring your friends
1st, with the usual discount of 50 'we want to get acquainted with them
cents per ton, causes retailers to be and you and have a good social time
careful not to overstock, and it Is ex- together.
pected buying the next five weeks will |
be limited to actual demand and cause |
a slow market
J. W. Moyer of South Elmer avenue,
Birthday Party.
Bullet Ended His Misery.
A dog which had evidently been
When you want a good meal In 8 | poisoned, and was suffering intensely
nica quiet home-Wke place call at (.. (he effects thereof, excited the
tke Kasper Dining Room. 228 Dos |. ...oaihy of a crowd which gathered
mond street. A clean tidy place, cour- ,;, Desmond street just befors noon
teous treatment and home cooking. The dog was writhing in agony but a
Our lunch counter is also supplied y,j)et from a bystanders
with the best of everything In the 04 an end to his misery.
market. Home made sausage and’
buckwheat cakes for your early break.
fast. Call and see ns. 242-
revolver
Piles of people have Piles. Why
suffer from piles when you can usc
{DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Haze!
The men who harvest natural ice | gaive and get relief. Sold by C. M.
ought to have no cause for complaint. |
Ice 1s everywhere of sufficient thick- | CTI88% Druga.
ness for commercial use. The cold. Another decided change in the tem-
has been severe enough to give I perature and the grip germ will now
quality as well as quantity. If they | proceed fo do husiness at the old
have heen a ve to the Importance of stand
8 while the it.
Want Wo get married?
Here Is your chance. The Earl
Burgess Company, now playlug a
week's engagement at popular prices
Loomis opera louse,
dinary. Here is their offer
25 In gold to any couple who will
come on the stage and be married af-
ter the performance.
A generous fee to the minister and
4 carriage to and from the theatre
thrown in
The &ompany, which opened Mon-
day evening with a record standing
rooiu only house, is still furinshing
thrills to the lovers of melodrama.
Yesterday afternoon a large audi-
ence saw that majestic drama “Dark-
est Russia,” given a good representa-
tion and last night “The Queen of the
White Slaves,” aroused the gallery in-
to shrieks of delight
The play for this evening will
racked Around the World The
play Is full of love, intrigue, laughter
and tears. The many adveutures are
brought about by the machinations
of a band of outlaws and gamblers
whose only thought in this world is
Their awful deeds have ter-
rdrized the entire country -for many
years and while many have been ar-
rested and brought to trial, convie-
tion has been impossible, owing to the
dread in which they are héld. The
play Is brought to bright ending by
a fearless young fellow. The vaude-
ville is changed at eacn performance
On Friday evening there will be an
amatenr contest, three. cash prizes
dre offered. On Saturday evening
there will be a “Pig Social,” the
lnughing event of the season Vot-
ing coupons will be given out at each
performance. They are also giving
away at every evening performance
a silver dinner service of thirty-seven
pleces
be
money
THOMAS J. DESMOND
DIED AT THE HOSPITAL.
Popular Young Lehigh Brakeman
Succumbs to Typhold Fever.
Thomas J. Desmond, a young Le-
high Valley brakeman, who has been
etuployed by the company for the past
year, died this morning at the Pack-
er hospital of typhold fever. The de
ceased formerly resided with his par-
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Desmond,
of Rome township, and he came to
Sayre about one year ago. He was
23 years of age and was well liked
and respected by all who had formed
his acqaintance His body was
shipped to his former home on No
i this afternoon. The funeral will
be held at Towanda on Saturday. Un-
dertaker P. H. O'Shea of this place
has charge of the funeral arrange-
ments,
ants,
HOSE COMPANY TO
PRESENT PLAY.
“The Henors of a Cowhoy” Will Be
Presented at the Loomis on
March 7th.
The members of the J. EL Wheelock
hose company are making prepara-
tions for a play to be given in the
Loomis opera house on the evening
of March 7th. The play which has
heen selected The Honors of a
Cowboy,” and It will be staged under
the direction of the Boston Theatrical
Company, assisted by the strongest lo-
cal talent Rehearsals will begin at
aud the has been
at 25 Tickets
hands of members
and are belug offer
Is
olige admission
placed and 35 cents
in the
company
are already
of the
ed for sale
$100,000,000 STOCK ISSUE.
win
Authorize IL
Pennsylvania Stockholders Be
“Asked to
New York—The Pennsylvania Rall-
road Co, announced through its rep-
resentatives in this city that it has
“ld $60,000,000 in three-year 5 per
ent, notes. The company also an-
wunced that the proposed Increase
of §100,000,000 each in bonds and
stock which the stockholders will be
isked to authorize at a meeting on
darch 4 will not be used this year
The statement of the company says
that this sum, with the proceeds from
he sales of stocks of other companies
wretofore made, will meet all finan-
ial requirements of the company
this year for construction expendi-
tures and otherwise, including the
«ew York terminal; also §50,000,00
of notes maturing November 1 next
Freight Car Robbed.
A Lehigh
1902,
Valley freight car, No
containing a cohsignment of
nerchandise was broken open by un-
(nown thieves while In transit from
fowanda to Monroeton. A box of
rape nuts was taken. The thieves
mve not as yet been identified.
Notlee.
A general Invitation Is extended by
Keystone Lodge, 226 I. A. of M. to
Jl machinists and apprentices of the
lL V. R. R. shops to attend in a body
-1the funeral of our late »
HOSBAND CANE WT
After Spending All Night at Lehigh
Station Waiting for Recicant Spouse
She Needed the Services of a Phy.
sician.
Alter spending the loug hours of
last night In the ladies’ walling room
of the Lehigh Valley station at this
place, anxiously and vainly watching
for a recreant husband who came
Mrs. Blanche Sliter, a slip of a
who says she Is only eighteen,
thie passengers wailing for
by falling from Ler seat to the
a swoon. When those in the
room reached her side the
A messen-
H. 8S. Fish, and
in the meantime Station Agent Kendig
provided a col which was placed In
and upon
which the woman was lald. After ex
amining the woman's condition Dr
Fish stated that she was suffering
froma heart trouble and that there was
a slight inclination toward hysterics
which had probably Leen Induced by
vigil during the night
Heart remedies were administered
and the woman regained conscious
ness. Then she told her story
She said that she was married to
her husband about one month ago in
Corning, N. Y., after a courtship
which began only a few weeks prev-
fous. Recently she had been living
in Towanda while her husband has
been employed In Sayre Yesterday
she wrote him that she was coming
to this place, and asked him to ‘meet
her at the station. She came to Sajre
night, but her husband was no!
on hand to meet her
od to locate him by telephone, but in
this unsuccessful She als
made inquiries among the raliroad
men, but they were unable to give
her any information. Then she decid-
ed to walt at the station, hoping that
her husband, who iz employed by the
Lehigh. would come t{o the station
She waited all night, but he came not
this morning tired nature gave
way. Her want®were attended to by
the station officials and an effort will
to find her husband
not,
giri
started
No. §,
floor ia
the Iiadies’ toliet room
her anxious
last
She endeavor
was
and
be made
MOTORMAN OF WRECKED
TRAIN EXONERATLD.
Welisboro, Pa—Edward R. Rogers
motorman of the electric train on the
Harlem division of the New York Cen-
tral which jumped the track Satur-
day night, resulting in the loss of
twenty lives, formerly lived here. He
was a locomotive engineer for the
Fall Brook and New York Central
Though arrested after the accident
waz released on his own recog-
nizance. His friends glad
earn that attach
blame to him, declaring that he was
time and that
to causes be
he
are to
the company no
running on schedule
the
vond his control
Rogers had been an engineer In the
New York subway, but recently left
it to accept one with the New York
Central in the electric system in-
structing engineers in the driving of
He
conservative
disaster was due
electric motors
a careful,
thorough electrician
has always been
driver and
“Playing the Game.”
The
Joseph
characters that Are played by
and William W. Jefférson
“Playlug the Game” the new up-to
date comedy by Cleveland Moffett and
Hartley Davis writ
ten for them by
ists
younger
in
were especially
these clever dramat
suited to the
talents Toseph
and are especially
Jefferson's
is cast for a polished Southern gen
from Mississippl, while Wil-
portrays a young scion of
Hundred who Is persistent
in his endeavors to marry
tleman
Ww
Four
Han
the
Two very
in this
production the reading and writ-
Ing Waldorf-Astoria, and
the other the Interior of a well known
stiidio—both
productions of the This
delightful comedy will at the
Loomis Opera House on Monday even-
handsome scenes are shown
one
room of the
artist's being exact re-
originals
he
ing. February 206
Washington's Birthday.
Tomorrow Is Washington's birth
day. The day In Sayre will be observ
ed to a certain extent by the men in
the shops taking a day off; the banks
will remain closed, and the postoffice
will only be open during the usual
holiday hours. There will be socials
galore this evening, and tomorrow af-
ternoon the Earl Burgess stock com-
pany will give a special matinee per-
formance. The scholars In the public
schools will also be given a holiday
The Record will be printed as usual
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kinds of furniture—
the flashy, uncom-
fortable style and
the good, ssid,
comfortable kind.
The latter is our
specialty and weean
surcly give you sat-
isfaction both as to
quality and price,
guaranteeing each
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ar well,
and long, call at
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POLICIES COVERING
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LLEY PHONE.
THE JEFFERSONS
AT THE LOOMIS.
Patrons of the House Are Assured of |
a Really First Class Predaction
on Mondays Evening Next,
of the
been exceedin
Watrous
has
secur
Loomis
gly for
for
Manager
ulera
i fioyse
funate in 15 the Jeffersons
Monday evening when they with
supporting company will
Playing the Game,” a refin-
which was written
these talented sous
and lamegled Joseph
whose “Rip VanWinkle”
been equalled The
Jeffersons have inherited a large
their late father's ability |
appear at the]
patrons of that!
ening's entertain
well
next,
a capable
present
ed comedy espe i
for
renowned
ally
Jet- |
has
younger
ferson,
never
amount of
and their
insures
popular house
which
nessing
congent
the
fo
Loomis
an es
be
the
engagement
ment will worth wit
Hecentis Jeflersons play
long Pittsburg
theat
nothing
ed a at
and the
that
regoers unite in
approaching the
been given In that city |
The Jeff:
a large house
saying |
per-
formance has
in a long time reons will be
grested by on Monday
evening, when they come to the Loom
i=, and It
communicate
date
seat
advizable to
office at
sécure a
therefore
with the
in order to
is
box
an early
desirable
Political,
Mitchell of Troy, in announc
candidate for the
nomination for Diftrict
H K
ing that
Repablican
Atloreny, says
If nominated and
faithfully adminster the office
best interests of the
he is na
elected 1 will
for the}
people. 1 will |
trivial
I will not un
indictments i
use Influence to
ind
neces:
my prevent
igele Htigation
arily multiply
will protect the
ful ind
respects conduct
county against unlaw
for and
the office a
: 15 consistent with the
of Justice |
conferred
unjust clatms costs
in all
CCOLOIICOIN
administration
the
proper
will use powers upon |
|
tie for guilty |
and the
and will
fustice
dices
official
trolled by
the punishment of the
protection of the
ald the
withi mercy
innocent |
court in tempering
Neither i
shall influence |
apd 1 will not be
et of men fn the per
preju
frieud=hip
Bot
mh acts Con
ny
of
formance iy duties
Advertise n “The ‘Record
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
Special Engagement
Monday, Feb. 25th
JOSEPH AND WILLIAM W,
JEFFERSON
ASSISTED BY
AUBREY BOUCICAULT
for the first time
American Comedy
thi
in
Presenting in
city the
three acts
“Playing the Game”
Cleveland Motiett and Hartley Davis,
new
Complete N.Y. Seenle Production and
Cast of Metropolitan
Players,
25, G0, The, $100 and $1.50
Prices:
Advance Sale opens Friday at 9
m. at Box Office.
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tk of {ke ie
ved in the morn.
pi Acditchops
everyiing else,
Al
Baves Time,
Laber, Meaney,
BOLICH BROS
LOOMIS OPERR HOUSE:
Ww averly, N,
One Week, Commencing
EARL BURGESS COMPANY
Presenting Plays That Plexse the
People.
EVENINGS,
Monday—For His Sister's Honor.
luesday—On Thanksgiving Day.
Wednesday—Queen of
Slaves
Thursday —Tracked
World
Friday
Around
Secrets of the Police. 5
How Women Ruin Men.
saturday
MATINEES.
Wednesdav--Darkest Russia. :
Friday—A Daughter of the South.
Saturday—The Whole Dam Fami
HIGH CLASS VAUDEVILLE
TURES BETWEEN THE
Prices
Matinee Prices
Ladies’ 15
for
cent tickets are being f8=
Monday evening limited
syed
200
J. G. Howe
CABINET MAKER,
Household ond Oiice Faralture Re.
paired.
Will Call at House and Give FoLimaTRy
501 NORTH WILBUR AVENUE,
1mo* SAYRE, PA.
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Bullder
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
210 Miller St.
SEWER.
Sayre, Pa, Feb, 9, 1907.
proposals will be received
Clerk until 7:30
Tuesday, March 12,
Sealed
the Borough
o'clock P. M.,
190
following trunk iine
labor and ma-
tha
including all
mately
Sewer
terial
£400 feet 24-inch pipd
1.060 feet 20-inch pipe.
650 feet 18-inch pipe.
The Town Councll
right to reject any and all bide A
certified check for $500, payable to
the Borough Treasyrer, must accom
pany proposal. : :
For specifications, address
H H. MERCEREAU, ou
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