SALE we will have a OF SCHOOL SUITS vou buy. WE NEVER SLEEES Collar Your Dog We have a line new line of dog collars in sizes 8 in. to 20 in. at prices ranging from 15¢ to $2.00. Look in the window for your selec- tion. Desmond St., Sayre. stop Drigg’s Soda Fountain, Sire Jou Will be sree so He bet of our Solliey. In any if we use public. bN M. Driggs We aim to please the DAL COAL J. W. BISHOP re is as much difference in quality of coal as there is ten white and yellow sugar Valley fresh mined anthra- 322 S. Main St., Athens. St The Valley Record “All the news that’s fit to print” 1905, LOCAL BREVITIES The season at Oak Grove Park closed Saturday night TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER J, Born—a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Yocum, September 4. A party of thirty or more people enjoyed a basket picnic at Green's cottage yesterday. ee Contractor Johnston was busy putting a new plate glass into the window of Bishop's coal office | today. The Old Neighbors picnic at Oak Grove was a success were fully 150 present. All joyed themselves and it decided to hold the picnic each year in the future There en— was 0 coal and all kinds of | f specialty is prompt service D yooh | WOOD MOTHER'S BREAD d by Kolb, Philadel- HOSPITAL NOTES | Sheldon Kerrick of Rummer | field was discharged yesterday, Miss Emma Driscoll of East | Forks was admitted y esterday. Mrs Mary Ryan of South River {street was admitted Saturday, D| suring from typhoid fever. George Rought of Laceyville | was admitted early Sunday morn ing. He walked off an aqueduct and sustained a deep laceration of the scalp six inches long, had both eyes blacked and received other bruises. JONES AND SMITH DRUNK AND DISORDERLY Two men who gave their names as James Smith and Arthur Jones were arrested by officer DeGroff Saturday afternoon. After three hours of gradually sobering reflec- tions in the bug house, they were taken before Justice Gay and fined £1 and costs each for being drunk and disorderly. M. W. A. MEETING The Modern Woodmen of Amer ica will meet at 8 o'clock Friday rs RESOLUTIONS Last Honor to Deceased Burgess. Traction Company Withdraws Application for Extended Fran- chise---The Sewer Question De- ferred. order at 8:35 last evening. Coun: cilman Lacy was elected temporary and filled that position until President Sawtelle appeared chairman Upon recommendation of Coun cilman Burns in tion of citizens, a hydrant anc Draper streets and onc Second street Pritchard having disposed of all the Councilman reported coats except those for the Packers, and that they had refused to receipt for them. He hold the coats until such rec cipt. was instructed to received he Committee appointed to inspect condition of the alley north of Alli- son street and east of Wilbur ave- nue, reported the condition The matter ferred to the Board of Health with that very unsanitary. was re recommendation action be taken at once Two petitions for walks on south Chestnut to and from Elsbree street to Keystone were referred to side of Lincoln from Keystone avenue the street committee The matter of Dr Evernitt's walk on Pleasant street was referred to strcet committee with power to act on advice of the borough attorney Three walks on Thomas avenue were ordered repaired Councilman [Hause brought up the matter of Special Officer Sisson He said that Mr. Sisson had and duly in a month ago, but that the chief had refused to give him a badge, giving been appointed sworn as his reason that he the mittee. acted upon instruction of the police com- The committee denied any of but promised an investig at once the situation knowledge ation Councilman that the ratlway Heverly reported for the street had refused the committee's proposition to pay $50 applicants franchise a year on cach regular and special They offered special car car to pay $350 on The committee The applicant also refused to submit cach refused to entertain the offer. any plan to the council not recom- by the withdrew the application The then brought up, but was put over un til this 8 order to mended committee, and sewer matter was o'clock in the committee evening at give an opportunity to examine into the matter more closely, Expenses of the police depart. ment amounting to $202.61, and of the street department the amount of 8116.75 ordered paid The police report showed $25 fines paid during the month, The coucil then went into execu to were tive session for a short time The council adopted the follow ing relative to the death of late Burgess Frank Pike Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God to remove from our midst our late bar- gens, Frank Pike The was held by this Council, resolutions and Whereas, high esteem in wnich he Il as the citizens of this borough, renders it pro 18 We per that we place on record our appre ciation of his services to this borough as burgess and citiz Therefore be it Resolved, That in the death of our ate burgess, Frank Pike, we lose a most respected citizen, who was ever inter ested in the welfare of our borough and always disharged the duties of his office in a most honorable and satisfactory manner; And be it further Resolved, That this borough council tenders its heartfelt sympathy to the family and relatives of our beloved fel- low citizen: that these resolutions be entered on our minutes, and that a copy be the wife of the deceased, and that be published in the daily papers sent to same M., H. SAWTELLE, E. E. WILLIAMS, I. A. SAMUELS, Committees, C. S. Keeney of West street was painfully injured this morning. He was working on a house on levenson street when a scaffold AGAIN OPEN Eorollment Not Complete Be- cause of Labor Day—West| | Sayre Building Not Yet Ready | The bell children trooped off to school yes rang merrily and many | terday morning. The total enroll- | ment for the borough was 1006 38 last Many | pupils did not attend because it was | less than year Labor day, and the enrollment will | be increased by them and by late comers from vacations out of town I'he Sayre enrollment is the largest IT here the boron Not sored n the county arc thirty-| igh m ich | teachers this once mn schools work was today Text out and les ycar One an ye books iy A CIC piven § ons assigned, and les- sons will begin te 1 he West yet ready the MINOTIO NW Sayre for business f the Clas: L organized, however The building different directions the enrolled in because of due Aug have farlure « desks to 20 arnve been les at the high hay ¢ school to cards { { rhout gra been ch nge i rooms, and are visible throu halls. There were 113 pupils the hich school depart Ihe « this year will be about as large as that of last year —oe BUSINESS MEN SHUT DOWN ON DONATIONS The following donations, ment yesterday entor class rules in regard to ct Business subscnptions, , have been by th Men's Association of Sayre “First, That we criptions, ctc adopted refuse all sub , to out of town par ties, or to patromize any calendar schemes (church or society) or any time or memorandum book that is rotten up to help out of town par tics who may be soliciting for same Sec ond, for raffles, entertainments or excur- That we buy no tickets sions “Third, That one dollar we subscribe not over in cash to hose company fairs, and that we refusc to do any advertising on programs, any money books for contestants that be connection with s or give on may running ud other organiz itiod that for same in fairs, or any may be conducting a contest’ —————— A Mp A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE A pleasant party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs Miles Ellis, 101 Wilbur Saturday evening, Jenkins York friends surprise was avenue, on in honor of Mrs daug New Forty of their immediate Mrs. Chas. and Mr entertained and hters of were Mrs Carpenter present Lowe, Briggs Mrs company and the music. After the of the things that had been prepared Mrs Ellis was presented with a beaut with company partook rood ful shoulder shawl as a reminder of her 59th birthd: oY DISTRICT CONVENTION the 1 Wii The district convention of Bradford district, P.O. S. of A be held Thursday afternoon in the P.O.S5.of A: hall block. All members arc invited to present. There will meeting the in the Elmer be also be a public of the evening 8 o'clock, the and their friends are in Rev. DeWitt of Athens will address the meeting. All members 114, P.O. S.of A. are nestly requested to be present TWO FOOTBALL GAMES The look and a same day at when members vited camp car- football up in Sayre, season to Orioles begins The picked up team from the locomotive shop played at River- side park Saturday afternoon. the Onoles winning by a score of 7-0, On Monday afternoon the Orioles and the Crescents were arrayed against each other at Riven LARGE ROWD A Thousand Attend Evening Service at Tabernacle —Inspir- ing Appeal to Men Afternoon. A thousand people at a religions | in the! is safe to say Sayre has never witnessed before, yet this is the record of the first union meeting in the Gospel | The committe the have ¢ ¢s which | had in| be resp nse arrangements charge very to the met reason hearty {which has their efforts and a beaming face | is he looked over the big About 4 at 3 pastor wore audier attended o'clock and after a brief dedicatory H. M. Cryd: nwise, | D. D., offiered the prayer of dedi-| catioh, Mr. Rees spoke the What I do with Jesus which is called Ct It w sentation men the | meeting mn Sunday | SCTVIE Ly in which Rev Rey from text’ shall then hrist?’ forcible 4s a candid and pre to | | attention ofl of a held from its manly rel the beginning ron men and everyone I tots close He has a pleasing delivery, ! never lacks for words or ideas the rhly in earnest, aud gives one impression of being ne thorous The Sunday evening servi It 1s to the Tabernacle Mrs. Rees proven a « apable and asp ining | director, and under her lcadershi ip the audience e was an an inspiring one worth | while to 10 to | hear the singing has | ¢ sang hymns old new with spirit At the members ind « | sht the | churches mecting last mi of d into groups each under the were | or ran ie v leader for personal work. There is o'clock today the Pres I'hursday nacle Mr. cn, and to be a meeting at 3 ind Wednesday in | On Taber speak to wom will be a byterian church afternoon at the Rees will there children's meeting at the at 4 o'clock. , — AIR HOSE BROKE TANK CARS BUCKLED 121% in same place Friday Engine charge of En mineer Lou Bostwick was pulling a westbound pickup freight slowly the Sunday past Lehigh Valley station the an hose between two empty oil tank afternoon when cars broke. The brakes set imme diately, the train buckled, the tanks leaped upward and were thrown the When the rearmost one struck the ground tank bioke the platform and fell in front of a Mich iran Cross adjoiming tracks the loose from Central box car which was leratled. Engine 2237, coming down a track alongside the freight, to caught in fhe mixup. SERIOUS CHARGE MADE Herbert Muir and the who purports to be his stopped barely in time avoid being woman wife, but whose name the authorities s Hause, Jdmer day tery claim North were arrested Satur who reside at 707 Avenue, cvening on the charge of adul- and before brought Justice Murray. Saturday as the certified checque for up by the B. LL 1 morning trial, S400 was put was Axed time for and a as bail, MONEY To Loan: The Athens Building and Loan and Savings Associa- tion, established 1887, has money to loan at minimum Premium. You g¢annot af- ford to pay rent when mon- ey for building your home can be had on such advan- tageons terms, Window. are expected i In Our Sou ina few days. th Window. 205 Desmond St., Sa 1. (ins i United States Bonds = i Banking House and Fixtures __ Bonds (Cash Value Demand Loans __ Due from Banks __S106,000.00 91,000.00 33,100 00 74.247 60- Capital { Surplus and Profits { Circulation }, 0.6L __. 6768 0. L HAVERLY, Cash PAY DAY any granite ware lipped sauce pan our store at cost. days Waverly, N. Y. Leglon. Laws, State of New York. Fraternal Life Insurance and easier payments. they will interest you. E. F. Mercercau, Dist. Manager. Sayre, Pa. 112 Deamond Bt, Valley Phone 144y TEETH your teeth a thor- It will cost you ye on, Come let me ough examina ble and anxiety later on, Hince adver tising prices in considerad very unpro- fessional and quack like, | can only say | bere that all | ask is fair prices for fair | and honest work, VITALIZED AIR. DR. 6. F. CARLING, 138 Desmond Bt. C. W. TIDD} BARGAIN preserving ke or pudding pz only. I) takes a seven room ho i street; lot 53x228 feet; vany terms, roou, modern Improvements on street, | $2200 takes seven room hon new, modern improvements © : ler street, | $2400 taken a nine room ho | improvements on North Wilh | #2100 takes » seven room ho haus of n Nort Rlmer avenue; enough for we ling on Rah Te Sun a rge building 4 Ava, within 20 sa on Fa V. RR. shops, FRED J. TAYLO { — i il hereby aunounes myself” { for Prothonotary, subject to { rules. Primaries Saturday, Sept. i JOHN W, 8T South Waverly, Sept, 2, 1805. | Political Announcem a hereby announce myself | for Prothonotary, subject to rales. Primaried Saturday Ne § i i } mma TOUS
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