; Wash Benches
A Full Line of
Everything for
~~ Wash Day.
16 Desmond St., Sayre,
322 8. Main st, Athens.
| Order Will Be Secured to Prevent
r Cousell Taking Further Action In
the Sewer Matter.
ban When the Sayre borough council
meets on Friday evening to complete
the letting of the sewer job the metn-
bers of that body are likely to run
Injuries Sasialned By Sayre Man at
Wende, N. Y, Prove Fatal
Hardy Madison, the Lehigh Valley
flagman, whose legs were cut off near
Buffalo yesterday, died in the Emer-
gency hospital in that city yesterday
afternoon. The remains were brought
to Sayre this morning on Lehigh Val-
ley train No 6 and taken to the un-
shape of an injunction restraining
further action until the legality of
the throwing out of the Wilkes
Barre Construction Company is pass-
ed upon by Judge Fannin:
Councliman Hassler stated to a Rec
ord representative today that the In-
junction will probably be applied for
fomorrow and that document will be
served before the council has oppor-
Higgins on Friday night
It will be alleged, says Councjiman
company was lllegal,
Grumme, where they were prepared
for burial. Today the body was re-
moved to his home at No. 111 Pleas-
ant street, West Sayre.
Later particulars concerning the ac-
cident by which Madison met death
are to the effect that he had attempted
to climb the ladder of a moving car
with a lantern in his hand He grab
bed the iron rung but missed his hold
and fell under the cars, being dragged
for some distance. Both legs were
severed. He was hurried to the emer-
gency hospital, but died within a few
hours.
Madison was 38 years old and had
worked for the Lehigh for many years
Sayre Man Advised By Western Friend
ta Steer Clear of Mining Company
Schemes.
Recently a Sayre merchant invest-
ed his cash in several thousand shares
of mining stock. To be exact he pur-
chased 4000 shares for which he paid
the mangnificent sum of one cent per
share amovnting in all to forty dol-
lars. The stock is of the dividend
paying variety and the other day the
Sayre man received a dividend
amounting to about four dollars. The
company in which he Invested his for-
ty dollars Is alleged to be located at
Denver, Col, and as the Sayre man
has a friend who is at the head of
A big realty and trust concern loca-
ted in that city he decided to write
to him, and asked for information con-
cerning the mining company. Yester-
day he received a reply as follows
“Yours of the 5th Inst regarding the
mining company received. | can only
say that this company’s name does
not appear on the city directory and
I know nothing about it. 1 f you have
Comfortable
Furniture &¥
You will find at- &
tractive pieces >
every room in the
house am this
collection, what
you lack in assort- |
ment will be more ¢
than made up in
price, for we are
termined to make a
prompt clearance of
all small lots.
A Grand Special Showing of Iron Beds, Springs and
Mattresses.
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
Yalley Phone 191 a
AANA EA 7 ay
205 Desmond street.
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The man who SEEKS experience may seck it anywhere.
The man who HEEDS experience takes a policy In
The National Protective Legio
and gels benefits of 17 years experience.
He was well liked by his fellow work-
men, by whom he was well known
He is survived by his wife and five
children, the majority of whom are
of tender years.
the other bids Instead, however,
Councilman Hassler ciaims that at
the meeting of the council held for
the purpose of opening the sewer bids
!the bid of the Wilkes-Barre Construc-
already purchased property in
Get behind its protection and share in its benefits. The time fo “met
this | sow,
i"
careful dresser.
bid had been made upon the original
iplans and specifications instead of the
amended ones. Councilman Hassler
DRIPTION DRUSGIST,
alley Record
SAYRE, PA.
BREVITIES
tier's retiring from business sale.
March is sutsaining its reputation
as the month of wind and disagreebale
weather conditions.
Mrs. Andrew Sawtelle went to
Galeton today to visit her sister, Mrs.
Herman Griswold.
The six-months-old child of Leon
Rifenburg who bas been ill of pneu-
monia, is now improving.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers séatter
the gloom of sick-headache and bil-
fousness. Sold by ©. M. Driggs,
———— | Drugs.
That Muncy man who earns but $11
a month and board, and pays $10 a
month for the support of his wife,
need not cudgel his brain over the
surplus.
The members of Monica Council
Degree of Pocohontas, No. 160 are re-
quested to meet on Thursday sleep,
The Winona will exhibit some choice
berries she is ralsing for Easter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Grimlay of Lin-
colu street, Morris Robinson and Bes-
sie Tompkins of Elsbree street, leave
tomorrow morning for New York for
a few days pleasure trip.
tist church will meet on Thursday In-
stead of Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. M. Angler, Park
Place.
Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Jenny, who!
have been spending the winter
Smithfield, are the guests’ today o
Counclimman Hassler says that the
‘bid was made in good faith, by a re-
lby a proper bond, and that the coun-
cil should have heen given appor-
{tunity to pass upon its validity
will also be claimed by the pe-
ititloners according to Mr. Ha=-'
ithat much favoritism was shown In
awarding the contract and that the
jengire proceedings are invalid and in-
‘equitable.
| MRS. SKINNER WILL
ANSWER AT COURT.
Walved Examination Yesterday After-
moon and Ball Was Fixed at $200,
Carrie Skniner, charged with adul-
tery, was arraigned before Justice
iCarey yesterday afternoon and
through her counsel the Hon. L T.
Hoyt, waived examination and was
held to the next court of quarter ses-
{sions in the sum of $200 Mil. The
trict Attorney Mill. A large crowd
which had gathered at the justice of-
fice, hoping to hear the detalls of the
story of Mrs Skinner's alleged mis-
it was announced that a hearing would
room wearing
crestfallen counten-
ances. f
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
!
Lewis Wells of Wells Township Prob-
ably Fatally Injured.
The Wells correspondent of the Re-
view gives the following particulars |
concerning a terrible accident which
happened in Wells township last Sat- |
urday:
“Lewis Wells of Daggett, met with |
a serious accident lats Saturday fore-
noon. He had just sharpened and old
knife and accidentally fell upon {t and |
lacerated himself in a frightful man- |
per. Dr. M. E. Seafuse and his broth-
er, Dr. 8 M. Seafuse of Elmira. dress-
ied the wound. Mr. Wells Is in a crit-
at lca! condition.
! Brakeman Injured.
MHS FLYNN IS
IN DURANCE VILE.
Woman With a Record is Now Safely
Caged In a Cell at Hotel Grifiin.
Mrs. Hattle Flynn, wife of “Let-'er-
Go-Fylnn,” both of whom have police
records that would fill volumes, Is
once more behind prison bars. Mrs
Flynn was recently Indicted by a
Bradford county jury. Shepard Bris-
tol was bondsman for the woman, but
when Mrs. Fiyon was wanted in court
she was conspicuous by her abesnce
Recently, however, her bondsman
learned that she was in the vicinity
of Sayre. Armed with a bail piece
Bristol made a trip to this burg and
when he returned to Towanda Mrs
Flynn accompanied him. He turned
her over to Sheriff Grijn and now she
is an unwilling guest at the former's
hotel,
Mrs. Flynn is reported to have mar-
irfed a man up near Smithbtoro recept-
ly. It was sald that the man was
worth $10,000, but just why he should
allow the wife of his bosom to be cart-
ed off to jail Is not apparent
Tonight's Program.
| The choir of the Presbyterian church
are to give a concert under the direc-
ition of Mrs L. M. Rice in the Metho-
dist church tonight at § o'clock.
They will be assisted by Miss Kath-
ierine Schnell, a well known soloist of
{Binghamton. The program which has
{been under rehearsal for several
Iweeks will be as follows:
| Prelude—Berceuse
| Organ.
|Chorus—"The radiant porn has pess-
| od away” cei do... Woodward
{Soprano Solo—' ‘Abide with Me” Reed
| Mrs. Cook
iChorus—"Lead Us O Father” Sullivan
|Quartette—"Rock of Ages"
{Chorus—"Weary" . .Neldlinger
Mrs. Teed and Chorus
Siti em Egypt's Bondage
Came’ en cine: Se PARE
Duet—" "The Lord is My Light”. Buck
{Soprano Solo ..
Miss Schuell.
| Offeratory—"Capricco” .Lamaigre
{Chorus—" Peace | Leave With You”
i . Roberts
i Mr. Loop and Chorus.
' Postlude—March In G
Organ
No admission will be charged but
an offering will be taken during the
ievening. The public is cordially in-
vited to attend.
, Smart
| Simply An Error.
| It now appears The Record was In
{error yesterday when I(t stated that |
{the Waverly, Sayre & Athens Traction |
company and desire | will make fur-
ther inquiry and get full particulars
about it. If you have not done so,
then I advise you as a friend not to
buy any stock. I base this advise on
experience in mines personally
I bave 75,000 shares in Goldfield,
Nevada Mining Company called the
Goldfield Rellapce Company, that is
at the present time held at 16 cents
per share. 1 would gladly sell all of
this at 2 cents a share. | ap using
this as an Hustration toshow you the
uncertainty of value of mining stock
You are too far from the field of ac-
tion to buy mining stock. It requires
too much attention and time, and the
certalmy of your money being used
to develop the property is likely ten
per cent. Ninety per cent of the min-
ing companies are fakes and the
chances of the company being legiti-
mate are therefore only ten per cent
Actually striking It rich is not over
20 per cent which reduces to possi-
bly 2 per cent the mining compa
that will bring you returns for your
ifiveatment.”’
The above quoted letter Is from a
man who Is on the ground and who
Is wise to the various mining schemes
and the advice he gives his friend In
the east should be heeded by those
who contemplate getting rich on a
few dollars’ Investment. The stock
which the Sayre man now holds at
one cent per share was sold to him
by a broker who at one time did
business In Sayre
The Great White Diamond.
One of the most thrilling as well as
sensational feats that has ever been
the daring “Leap for Life,” accom-
plished by Misa Leslie in the "Great
White Diamond,” which is to be the
offering of the Rosabele Leslie Co, at
the Loomis this evening As the hero-
which Is fired by her persecutors, and |
as the fire Is seen to slowly consume
the building she appears at an upper
story door, which she bursts open and |
as the fides and smoke roll up about |
5
her she makes a headlong plunge to |
a pendulem of men, who swing them- |
selves toward her, head downward |
from an opposite cliff over a deep ra- |
vine, some twenty feet distant Much |
weeks of ardous rehearsals and sever-
al severe mishaps that she was ena- |
bled to accomplish It. A plg social |
Is announced as an amusing feature |
of Friday evening's program. A hand- |
some gold watch 5 to be given away |
at the Saturday matinee
ion
Purchased Car of Horses,
Sheriff Griffin has returned from |
Elmsdale, Kansas, where he has been |
for a couple of wecks on business |
combined with pleasure. While io |
{ Kansas he purchased a carload of |
horses which have been received and |
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Manager
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
BELL AND VALLEY PHONE.
SALE AT ANGELL’S
“THE HOUSE OF BARGAINS"
GREAT BARGAINS IN ENAMELED WARE—THE BEST GRADER
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Shoe Department
Our stock of Shoes and Rubbers is complete with a full line
wen, women and children We can save you money on this line of
Look our llue over and be convinced.
Ww Gent's Furnishing Department
We are headquarters In Men's wear. Everything up to date, Full
of Men's Pants, Overalls, Jackets, Underwear, Hosiery, Work and
Shirts, Gloves and Mittens. All at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
WE CARRY A LINE OF STAPLE DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
Grocery Department
This line Is ¢trictly fresh goods. We make a specialty of fresh -_—
and eggs. We can save you ten per cent. on this line of goods. Call
and get prices. ‘ i =
106 Thomas Avenue. Valley "Phone 2-a.
Announces its opening
Monday, March 25th
An entire new stock has:
been purchased in ‘New.
York, and the latest models
jof Spring and Summer Millinery will be shown, including Pattern :
Hats, together with a line of Art Needlework Materials and fine
| GERMAN AND FRENCH VAL LACES. | go
2 Horse Power
AIR COOLED
GASOLENE ENGIN
For Prices and Information W,
or Tclephone
J. R. EDSALL,
Gen. Agt,,
Nichols, N. Y.
The new store known as
The Bon Ton Millinery
109 Lockhart St., Sayre, Pa,
their way to their home In Auburn, | don. Mores, smploved ba.3 brake. | company had asked fo a tranchise 191 placed on his farm near Green's Land- |
IN. ¥. {man on the Lebigh Valley, had one extend its lines fn this borough. Su-| NT)
a {of his hands severely squeezed .yes-{parintendent Case was present at the | |
The Sayre W. C. T. U. have chang- |{2T4AY morning while about his work. | meeting of the council held on Mon- Novelties in Furnliure,
ed thelr Thursday afternoon meeting | 1° was working on a branch of the | day evening with an ordinance pre- | |
fo Friday evening, March 22 to be held | {Lehigh Valley cutoff that runs to one {pared which he presented to the coun-| New novelties in Fine Furniture has
in the East Side Mission rooms. Mra. |° the collerles near Avoca where his ci). It was™not an ordinance nor a Lust been received at the D. S. Andrus
Norrish will bave charge. The Pro. | Fain was faking some loaded cars. peution asking for permission to lay |& Co. Pieno and Music Store, 128 Des- |
hibition club are cordially invited and {He 41d the coupling and just as (wo greet car tracks hut was a request | |mond street, Sayre, Pa. Will be sold |
all interested in temperance. ’ {of the cars were coming together his for a franchise for the Sayre Electric lon the D. 8. Andrus & Co. Easy Pay-
jen hand slipped and went between | company covering the erection of elec- ment System if desired. Popular
Haviland in jail dejected, Kautmao [the bumpers. ¥he hand and ATT Were (ric light poles, etc, to take the place [prices prevail. tu-3
and the New Yorker's creditors, out] severely squeesed. He was brogght {of the franchise now held by the Wav-
of jall, dejegted, but all still hoping {to Wilkes-Barre and (s being treated | jerly Electric Light and Power Sots | “I bought a fifty-cent bottle of KO-
that the $34,000, lost on hoping Lat the hospital, Monroe lives at 751 pany, which will be succeeded In |DOL and the benefit I received all the
stock speculation, may in some man- {North Main street. | Pennsylvania by the Sayre Electric [gold In Georgia could not buy. In|
ner, be dug up are simply awaiting | Company
developments. None of the attorneys Lewis E. W. Searles. i
on either side would say that there ————— '
w, anything doing —Scranton Trib. | Lewis E. W. Bearles, the elghteen- | |For. Dyspepsia Is sold by C. M. Drigg™ (and may be used in over a hundred
une oe year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. [rvin| Any one wanting trees, rose bushes. | Drugs. [different ways. It Is tough, quick |!" 8nd 226nlesmand street.
|W- Searles of Towanda, dled at the grape vines and shrubbery trimmed | drying, durable, elastic—the best, and
Freight Cur Looted. ! Packer hospital this morning about | hd an expert, call or phone Simeon Is something wrong? Usually it's], adapted to more purposes than any
(three o'clock, after a few days’ IIl-| {Davis, No. 408 Olive street, Sayre | the stomach. Use Cascasweet and | . .... mode
containing several | [ness of appendicitis. The deceased | | Bell phone 160-6 |put the stomach right, and the sud-| ere at your service with many 3
oranges was found | was operated upon for the malady on | shine will return to the baby's face |... things in housebold needs, at
: Coxton yeserday af- Friday jast fe was an employe of | Be very careful of your bowels |Cascasweet is best for bables proper prices | wv finishing.
mn, and adout two thirds of the ihe Darel worka at Tawaads and Is [when you have a cold. Nearly all [children £0 doses 25 cents. Sold by We carry only the better Fades] Upholstering and Re
of goods—the kind we can guarantee | And general repairing of all xinds
DeWitt's Carbolized arbi Wis Hagel NUh confidence. | J. P. OTTARSON, Manager.
_Wavetly, N. Y.
Is the best of
BRIGHTENS (times. It Is our alin (0 please our pas
THE HOME, =~ [tons and to accomplish this we are
very careful In selecting and prepar-
Jap-a-Lac brightens everything It
{three months I. was well and hearty] touches. A quart can will make your We respects
| May you live long and prosper."—C. foors, furniture and woodwork look fully solicit your patronage Kasper
IN, Cornell, Roding. Ga. 1908. Kodol [)ike new. It comes in thirteen colors, Diving and Luoch BR 3
rrythin
play was presented ail Eo
manner and évery
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ing all our fod stuffs.
Notice.
Brothers