EX INTIL SCHOOL BEGINS
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~{ Saturday, September 2nd
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You may want a Suit for your boy
we will have a
SALE OF SCHOOL SUITS.
You can save from one dollar to
two dollars on a suit at this sale.
Come in and take a look before
ou buy.
MANEY & PAGE
ATHENS SAYRE
a | Collar
A SQUARE DEAL Your
Dog
4
F
Ee
We have a fine new line
of dog
to 20 in. at prices ranging
collars in sizes 8 in.
from 15¢ to $2.00. Look in
the window for your selec-
tion.
GEO. L. ROBERTS CO.
8 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S. Main St., Athens.
If you don’t trade with us we both lose money. ~8
The Valley Record
“All the news that 8 fit to print”
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8,
i BREVITIES
The regular September meeting
| of the Business Men's Association
will be held this evening.
and feel the need of a dainty,
don't 1805.
The Susquehanna river 1s away
up in the air, almost as high as in
‘the spring. The water
yellow also.
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Druggist.
Is very
" | The regular meeting of the P.O
COALS of A. will be held tonight. All
members are urgently requested to
J. W. BISHOP
be present as business of import
ance is to be transacted.
There is as much difference in
je quality of coal as there is
Between white and yellow sugar.
F. S. Medlar is in town repre-
senting Scribner's magazine. He
has some fine sets of Richard
'e sell nothing but the celebrated | Harding Davis’ and Robert Louis
Valley fresh mined anthra- | Stevenson's works, put up in the
Gite, We also sell Bituminous and | latest style of silk binding.
coal and all kinds of |
oe DANES BEFORE COURT
the lowest market price. | The trial of Thomas Daines for
{criminal assault was taken up at
dh W. BISHOP, | Towanda yesterday. The court
Lehigh Ave, Lockhart Bldg. | appointed H. Stanley Winlack and
Both Phones. Ju E. Kaufman counsel for the
defense. The commonwealth sub-
yOOD woob WOOD | | mitted a strong case which could
not be shaken materially by cross-
this afternoon.
phia. Sold by
examination. The evidence for the
MOTHER'S
STILL THEY COME
. U. INGHAM & CO.
defense was taken this morning
and the case went before the jury
= The name of ex-Congressman
ou by Kolb, Philadel- cp Wright of Susquehanna has
been suggested and wisely, too, as
a candidate for Governor of Penn-
sylvania next year. Mr. Wright
has represented his disrict with
honor to himself and credit to his
constituents and the Republicans
Sayre, of Pennslvania might look long
before they find a man better qual-
ified to fll this high office —New
Milford Advertiser.
NEW CIGAR STORE
. Harry Peer of Binghamton, the
| famous sprinter, is opening a first
class cigar and tobacco warchouse
J. Kiron,
4
:
ICCEPTS
SEWER PLANS
Concise Report by Surveyors
Meets Favor of Councilmen—-
Committee to Prepare to Refer
to People—Many
ed to Council.
The Borough Council held an
adjourned regular meeting in the
municipal last
Chairman Eason of the police com
edifice evening
mittee reported that the mixup in
regard to a badge for special officer
Sisson had ansen from a misunder-
standing of onc of the committee,
had settled
following
and been
The
pad
amicably
bills were
Valley Telephone Co, h
alarm service, $100; C. F. Mallory,
crosswalks, £71.80
The sewer
Chairman Heverly, reported that
they found plans and maps sub-
mitted by the Whiteman-Williams
Co. satisfactory. Mr. Proctor was
was a lucid explanation of the plans
had
and also of the plan which they
recommended to the borough. The
they considered and rejected
report was remarkably comprehen
sive and readily intelligible, and
of
its
show ed
the
maker
thorough knowledge
question on the part of
The proposed system will carry
4,000,000 gallons of sewage a day,
and takes in all the streets of
The to
located 800 feet below the intake
of the Water Co.
was given to the probal
the
borough outlet 1s be
Consideration
lity of a
new state law the punfi
of all The
pipe would be located on Lehigh
requinng
cation sewage man
avenue,
feet, It would be
raise North Wilbur
at a maximum depth of 15
necessary to
avenue at the
Wilbur, and Brock street to grade,
in order to avoid sinking the main
pipe to a depth of 18 or 20 feet
The pipe in the business district
would be from 8 to
The velocity
would be not
12 feet below
in the
24
The drainage
sewers, necessary only in the busi-
the surface.
pipes less than
inches a second
ness district and a few other places,
would be an entirely different sys-
tem.
special official to have charge of
the sewers, and said that a plumb-
ing code should be recommended,
as the success of any sewer system
depends largely on
house plumbing
On motion of councilman Hev
erly, the council accepted the
plans submitted by the surveyors.
On motion of councilman Eason,
the sewer committee was
ized to ascertain the streets in
which it is most advisable to put
sewers,
The report recommended a
satisfactory
author-
if the whole project is
inadvisable, ascertain the cost and
report at the next meeting.
President Sawtelle said that
special legal advice might be need-
ed by the committee and recom
mended that the committee be
given power to secure additional
legal talent if necessary.
Concilman Eason said that such
things could not be provided for
n advance, but that it was neces
sary to have a municipal building
and a sanitary lockup and a suit
able headquarters for
department. President Sawtelle
said that he was in favor of these
things but that he understood that
but one proposition could be sub
mitted to the people at onc time.
Councilman Samucls made a
very lucid and forcible statement of
his position on the sewer question
He said that if the people turned
down the recommendation of the
board in the matter, the board
would vote a franchise for a private
sewer system to the first corpora
tion that came along.
the fire
Last year,
two large corporations approached
the council and wanted to apply
for charters to build private sewer
systems, and charge rental to prop-
erty owners for usage, but were
discouraged. Such a corporation
would net about 20 per cent. on
heir investment every year. lfc
rood system at minimum cost,
the people would turn such a
proposition down, he would give
the franchise to a corporation and
would try hard to buy some of its
stock, too.
On motion of councilman Ada-
my, the committee was empowered
to employ
such legal talent as
| special sewer committee was made
a standing committee of the coun
cil.
bills
rebates were presented and 23
cent. of the amounts was voted
J. E. Inman, 223; F BR Howard
M. Dobell, 239.680; Fred Kirk
(ieorge Pick=l : Isaac Piatt
Mrs. S. A. Halden, 225 Oo
£35: Milford Kroetzer
| ¥10.25; J. 1. Crandall, 8
3: James West, =
ing, 220.32; Gs Loop
| Hancock, 824.56; M_ COC, Gallag
Geo. Wilkins, 2203). G
EO IL F. Maynard, =a}
MT. Moudy, 225
14; John RH ger
Kins, 822.414 In. D He ss, X11
R200 S, Hace, 82615. H Ackerman
Ralph Williams, 2314860, Joh Lah
£2564; KE. D. Adamy, X88.2%; Cha .
=17 KR. J. Lewis, 60.24, Chasl Miles,
\. Hoag, $27.54; Jao, Pritchard, 821.42
On motion of councilman Lacey
>. C. West was
The following for sidewalk
per
|
27.00
=215 = 00
fer, XT
R32
I Liraham
=S
Hit
nomsnated to
Dr. E |}
The roll call showed a
vote in favor of Mg
\ 3
d he was declared elected
by the res n of
Williams
unanimous
West
Councilman Samuels
that som
duc. All
by incon
ignatic
AN
announced
notes would soon be
but
g taxes by Sci it
we met
16. It
£3000 W borrow
23. 0 could |
was decided that 8
ed for a year, at interest not to
On motion of
Hevetly the bill of
Williams, Whitman & Co. for plans
the
10.00, was ordered
exceed § per cent
councilman
specifications for Sewers
amounting to 3G
paid
et P--
CANDIDATE FOR
PROTHONOTARY
W. G Gordon, candidate
Republican
for the
the
office of prothonotary made vacant
by the death of Frank Pike, was
calling within
Mr. Gordon is
nomination to
on voters In Sayre
the last day or so.
the
Republicans in
one of most known
this county,
his thorough acquaintance will no
doubt stead
the brief campaign which
It
Gordon's lot to give way for others
widely
and
stand him in good
during
lies before him has been Mr
when political offices were al the
disposal of the Republican party,
but now his friends say that he has
withdrawn cnough and they
put up a strong fight for his nom-
ination. Mr. Gordon has
great favorite
will
been a
the
for
with voters
of the
vote there will
in
rural portions
and his
county
years, be
large
Wn
LATE FIRE SOON OUT
af
the
Soon after three o'clock this
ternoon fire was discovered in
house of F.
Bradford street.
J. Zimmerman
The blaze
caused by the cook stove
on
was
and was
extinguished by quick work on the
part of Dan Clarey
The alarm
and the fire department responded
The people of Bradford street had
peog
and others,
was sent in for safety
a narrow escape this time as the
high wind would have swept the
blaze down the row if it had
a bit of headway.
gained
matte A fear.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Mrs. Emma Ervay of Athens
was discharged today
Mrs. Rose Sippler of Laquin and
Mrs. Ella Litchfield
were admitted today,
ol
Dnggs
Emma Driscoll of East
Mrs. Ella Bunnell of Skin
and Mrs. Mana Mid-
of Towanda underwent
Mrs.
Forks,
ners Eddy
daugh
operations this mormng.
————— A It sa—r
MISEBOON AND HOLCONB
WILL REBUILD SOON
We are informed that K. J. Hol
comb and G. W. Roseboom intend
to erect a brick block on Mr. Hol-
comb'’s lot in the near future. This |,
West Sayre Building Controver-
ance of Directors’
the
last evening,
board of edutation was held
all members being
After the
nmunutes the
present reading of the
board went into exec-
{ the
settlement of the new school build-
ling taken
and Maynard,
utive session and the matter o
controversy was up
ittor-
and Mr,
Maney,
sunced
the re
“plance
school board,
enting Thos
As
last week
‘ocum, repre
| were present ann« hy
Reco
unqualified ace
rd
j was an
lthe terms offered by the
Mr
{ allowance for excavation
est, but th the
is
refused. The amo
| board Maney wanted an
and inter
board
28
school
unt of £1,173
ted from the contract
price, and the balance paid
i
After open Session was resumed
the several bills for repairs, school
janitor's
Chang
reported
supplies and were
ordered
building we
bill amounting to 8790
Miss Lena McCarty's
raised from $30to $33 a month
Miss Myrtie ¢ Potter's from $35
$5230
The board took
ation
salary
paid es on the new
re complete,
1, 5 L4¢ ’
Aidry was
and
» to
into consider
the admission of a student
into the high school under the pro-
vision of the
16, 1
act approved March
providing that a child
high
having
FOS
qualified to enter a school
residing in a district no
high school, may attend
district that
pre vided the
board in the latter district
The of
books and tuition is collected from
in an ad-
high
consent of the
joining has a
school
school
1s obtained Cost school
the district from which the student
came. The request was granted
after considerabe discussion
The quality of coal furnished by
Coleman Hassler for new building
Mr. Hassler ad-
mitted the coal was rusty but said
was discussed.
it was first class and that he would
the
me
indemnify board against any
loss that tht arise from its use
I'he board thought it would prove
satisfactory and directed that de
livery be continued
The matter of changes in number
of students attending the various
buildings was referred to the super-
intendent with power to act
The
1508,
law approved March 16,
imposing a penalty of from
$100 to $300 and making it a mis
demeancr for any person to furnish
by gift or
cigarettes or cigarette paper toa
minor was brought to the attention
of the board
purchase, otherwise,
They were heartily
in favor of its strict enforcement,
I'hus habit by the
prevalent to a deplorable extent
Sayre youth is
and the practice is highly injurious,
stunting the physical and mental
growth of the child, and in numer-
ous instances rendering him incap
able of domg even creditable school
work. It was thought a public sen-
against
and that
should interest them-
timent should be aroused
the violation of this law,
all atize
elves in ats enforcement
The
Monday, September 11.
ns
board adjourned to meet
rr ——
Advertised Letters
The following is a list of the advertis-
ed letters remaining in the Sayre post
office for the week ending Sept, 4, 1005,
MEN,
Fresd Balil, Geo
ger, Juno. Hannon, John
Hassler, Dr. Russell Lyon, Michael
Lyuch, Tonothy Murphy, JC, Murphy,
Edward O'Connor, James Shevlin, Pat.
rick Fred Sword, Frauk
strong, Fred L. Vaughn, 1H. Williams,
E. U, Wolfe,
Z. T. Henin-
Havens, Edward
LC onners,
Shaunnessy,
WOMEN,
Mrs. Wm. Barkman, Mrs. M. E. Jones,
Miss Sadie Randall, Mrs, T. A, Wilcox,
FOREIGN,
Rinoldi Antonio,
If not called for within twa weeks
they will be forwarded to the dead lot-
ter office, Ask for advertised letters,
giving date and bring one cent to pay
for advertising.
Sept. 4, 1005, J. N. Weaver, P. M.
AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY
Proprietor of restaurant in
aires fo wel an Shay et senna, or Wi
n right for term of five
{I rent
or
or
Plain Oak, Quartered Oak, Reed Rockers,
Nice Line of Folding Go-Carts.
Furniture Repairing and Picture Framing a Specialty.
208 Desmond St, Sayre.
Farmers" National Bank
OF ATHENS, PA.
Statement August 25th, 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans a
United States Bonds .
Banking House and Fixtures__
Bonds (Cash Val
Demand Loans
Due from Banks
Cash
$166,600.00
01,000.00
83,190.00
74.247 60—8115 0
LIABILITIES.
Capital
Surplus and Profits
Circulation
Deposits
I, 0. L. Haverly, Cashier of the above named bank, do solemnly
that the above statement is true to the best of my kuomloige and
0. LL. HAVERLY, Cashie
our store at cost.
Remember this offer is open for.
days only.
Hammocks at greatly reduced p i
It will pay you to call and look ov!
our stock.
Waverly, » N. Yoo
National Protective 0 S
Legion. |
i
Chartered under Fraternal
Laws, State of New |
York.
Health and hap-
| piness are what you
‘most desire in life
and yon can't enjoy
. 4 either fully in ape
Fraternal Life Insurance |< TEM Ck
Costs less than Old Line not contain an up-i&
and easier payments. We to-date bathroom, |
accept payments, monthly, No¥ we do Plum,
bing and do it well. BS
quarterly, semi-annually or |, you engige nia
yearly. Look up our rates, \, ft up a bath 1
they will interest you.
mi
Ti
{room for you there's
re {only one thing tha
E. F. Mercereau, Dist. Manager. [you'll be sorry fo
Rayre, Pa. 112 Desmond 8¢t. and that is,
Valley Phone 14dy (you didn’t have itgg
done sooner.
|
TEETH runing vetoes
Come let me give r teeth a thor-
QE examination. A will cost you | H K TA
hothing and may save you a lot of trou- . 1%
ble and anxiety later on, Bifoe adver- |
tising prices Ix considered very unpro- Both "Phones,
fessional and quack like, | can only say’
here that all I ask in fair prices for fair |
and honest work, VITALIZED AIR.
DR. G. F. CARLING,
de-| 138 Desmond St. Sayre, Pa Rreeything Neg an !
AMY Tred
Hours to 13; 110