SAYRE, PA.
WE FILL MAIL OR-
DERS AND PREPAY
FREIGHT OR EX-
PRESS ON PUR-
} CHASES OF S$s.00
OR OVER.
—
store a delight.
prices possible.
Special
Be are never satisfied, that's why
stuff arrive, in fact almost every «
large window display you will se
‘and priced to your benefit.
Furs
west, a fine degronstration, when
‘show you x line only fqualled in
CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
REAL ESTATE
GARY BLOCK, SAYRE.
The Summer Vacation
Is the time to have the children’s
teeth attended to.
Your daughter may owe
much of beauty to her perfect,
even, white teeth.
- To them so they must be
well for.
She will thank you some day for
: paving her from disfigurement and
Special Prices for July and Au-
gust.
W. B. McDonald,
DENTIST.
But we
we are having new
regular 26e article,
+ several new num.
Those formerly
Notion Men-
tion
Hat Pins of burnished gold
Special on these beginning Sat-
Street Floor
nicely they support
Pearl Beads and
9.15, 23. 47c.
at 10c.
Brown and white
20 in. stamped and
the collar, Gold plated Sapport-
Pendants in amber, amethyst at
Waa %aN%
SN
NE
+
Linen Centre Pieces, sizes 12 to
tinted patterns, and all the ma-
et, oC, 458¢
we will show you
Actual «
the very large eit-
today, $1.60 t
UPHOLSTERING
Furniture upholstered,
attresses renovated, Um-
brellas re-covered and re-
paired, 250 patterns of up-
holstering goods to select
from. Satisfaction guaran-
teed.
W. H. DENNIS, JR.
Cor. Bridge and Elmira Streets,
Athens, Pa.
HILL & BEIBACKH
CAFE
Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y.
1 our $1.00 and $1.25 Shirts.
raw Eats at half price.
i's Shirt Waists at half price.
Suit
Sale price 79¢.
Rockers just on the floor
Has 5 drawers,
20x24
Dresser, glass, bevel
FPN INS
ITS
SIMPLY
THIS
Health “and hap-
piness are what you
most desire in life
and you can’t enjoy
either fully
which
1
ak yo
does ¥
|
an up- Hil
in
house
not contain
to-date bath-room
Now we do Plum
bing and do 1t well
If you engage us
to fit up a bath-!
room for you there's
only one thing that
you'll be sorry for!
and that is, that! ~ &&
you didn't have it &5
done sooner
Plumbing, Heating and Tinning
H. R. TALMADGE,
Both "Phones. Eimer Ave.
TEETH
Come let me give your teeth a thor-
cagh examination. It will cost you
nothing and may save you a fot of tron-
ble and anxiety later on. Since adver-
tising prices is considered very nnpro-
fessional and qnack like, [ can only say
here that all 1 ask is fair prices for fair
and honest work. VITALIZED AIR.
DR. G. F. CARLING,
Sayre, Pa
138 Deamond St.
Hoars—0 to 12; 1 to 5:30; 7 to 8, Sun-
day by appointment. The Place, over
Samuel's jewelry store,
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
(Hoar ~Ttofam,1tod,TtoBp m.
} OFFICR-SAMURLS BLOCK.
Valley Telephone 27x. 128 Lockhart St.
$
Brief Local Mention
Abe Campbell of Litchfield, Is In
Athens, to-day.
M. T. Haxton of Towanda was a
caller here yesterday afternoon
Miss Eunice Fitch has returned
from a pleasant outing at Lagquin
Olin Tanner of Athens, is attending
the Tanner family reunion at Towner
Hill, to-day
Horton VanNess of Pine street is
putting down a cement walk in front
of his home
Mrs. Horton Van Ness of 110 Pine
street, visiting her
Standing Stone
is mother
at
Wm. Carpenter and family are at-
Campbell
Vawter, to-day
tending the reunion at
Martin Rogers of Waverly was In
town last evening In the capacity of
a business caller
Mrs
of Mr
North
Mr Romaine Stevens of
North Main street, are at Nichols for
Clark McMahan is the guest
and Mrs. D. E. McMahan of
Main street
and Mrs
Mr
turned
visit
and Mrs. Frank Corneby
last night
New York
re-
from a pleasant
in city
4
BEB The Rt Rev. Charles H. Colton, bishop
of Buffalo, visited at the home of Mrs.
Wm. Coleman, South Main street,
Miss Balentine, one of our school
teachers left this morning for a Sun-
day visit at her home at Ithaca
The Bird of Pine
street of First
street, are receiving coats of paint.
A
been
houses of Mr
and Geo. Leonard
G. Miller of Ithaca, who has
of Chas
Athens, left for Leravsville this morn-
ing
the guest Moore of
Mrz. Leslie Conrad of First street,
has returned from a visit to her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dunlap of Meshop-
pen
Miss Theo
iz visiting her grandparents, Mr
Mrs
street
Major W. H. H
turned vesterday
Bowman of Owego,
and
of North Main
Jas. Bowman
Gore and wife re-
from a pleasant
visit with friends Iu Ulster and She-
shequin
Mr
treet,
Jas. Bowman of North Main
who has been (ll for several
returned to his work at the
Silk Mill yesterday
weeks,
Mizses Grace
104
mother
and Flora Gerould
Pine street, who visited
Smithfield for
have returned home
Mrs. C. H
the home of Mrs
their
in a week,
*
Osborn, who has been
A. R Owen,
during the past week, returned to her
home at Towanda to-day
at
Miss Lena Weaver of Corning, ac-
Miss
will arrive in the morning to spent
the day with Miss Weaver's father,
A. V. Weaver of North Main street
companied by Agnes Johnson,
Constable Fice has purchased the
John Kramer lot Mr. Fice's
property on North Main street Mr
Fice expects to build a dwelling house
on his new Jot.
Dr. Murrelle left this morning for
Laporte, where he will join his fam-
ily for a few days’ respite from his
He will bring his familly
when he returns.
next
labors.
The Stimson House register shows
the following out of town guests yes-
terday evening: N. Kopton, Scranton;
R. Hannas, New York; and E. C
Hall, Philadelphia.
Mrs. W. G. Jordan and daughter,
Mildred, who have been visiting In
Watkins, N. Y., returned home
Mrs. R. 8. Crane will accom-
pany them here for a brief visit.
H. B. Drake and D. A. Keefe were
down the river fishing yesterday, but
the fish are all We
are told they made a second attempt
in the afternoon—but with no better
result.
Miss Lottie Kendall of Burlington,
who has visiting friends
in Owego, stopped on her way home
and spent last night with Mrs. N. W.
Lane of Pine street, returning home
this morning.
Mrs. A. J. Keeler, who has been
in the home of her daughter, Mra
Frank Corneby of Cooper street, dur-
ing Mr. and Mrs. Corneby’s absence,
returned to her home in East Smith-
fleld this morning.
Mr. Clayton McKinney of Auburn,
N. Y., who has been spending a week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
McKiney on Maple street, left this
morning for a brief visit with his
sister at Satterfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cole and
to-
day
“in the sea.”
been
M. Carl and daughter of Grove, |
Pa., attended the convention at.
Sayre yesterday, staying in Athens
over night. He returned home this
morning. Miss Carl will stop at To-
where she has accepted a
position as stenographer with Frost
Brothers
wanda,
A warrant was issued Thursday
by Justice Doty of Milan for the ar-
rest of Charles R charged
with wife beating dissatis-
faction existed and the parties were
in Athens this
fo secure a new warrant,
but for some reason they didn’t show
up.
Mr. Hosdorick of
Ocean Grove, after a six weeks
it
Curry,
Some
to have appeared
morning
and Mrs. Jno
vis-
a six weeks visit latter's
at the
old home at leraysville, and a trip
to Niagara Falls and Toronto, Can,
their return
pald a visit to Mr. and Mrs
Mrs
Miss Ola Gorham and
stopped off on and
N. W
Lane, Pine street Hosdorick
was formerly
was employed In one of our Athens
stores,
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Minutes’ Wo
END US ther with this advertisernent. the as: .
S living within ten miles of Sayre, who suffer hes And Mant
Neuralgia, or Uric Acid Disease, aud we will mail you a coupon good for |
any purchase made within 80 days at the drug stores of
H. L. GILLESPIE, Sayre, Va. or, EK. 0. FRANCKE, Athens, Pa.
This offer is only open until Ocloler 1¢1, =o send the § mes addresses soon.
Addres your letter to - een ™
THE ATHLOPHOROS COMPANY,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
CIRCUS DAY
SAYRE, PA,
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12TH
UNDER THEIR HUGE HAPPY DAYS WATERPROOF PAVILIONS.
The FRANK A. ROBBINS
NEW GREATEST ALL FEATURE SHOWS.
Acres of Animals, Acts, Antics and Attractions. Room for Ten
sand tO Enjoy a Thousand Revels.
THE TRIBUNAL OF NATIONS
A SUPER-SPLENDID PAGEANT REFLEX OF HEROIC
RY Introd wing Upon Samptuous Triumphal Floats and Noblest
Reception to New Teachers
An enjovable
the
affair last evening
was reception in
room of the Athens
Miss Curtiss,
by
the directors’ |
High School
the principal, assisted
the members of the senior clasa,
gave a reception to the new members
of the High School
Supt. Rogers
faculty and to
’
The young people had decorated
the room in their class colors, and
otherwise adorned the and
The
in
walls
floors with flowers, rugs, ete
evening was pleasantly spent
games, conversation and the members
of
the class served dainty refresh-
ments. One of the pleasing results
of the evening was that teachers and
pupils became friends
The members of the faculty
Miss Whitaker
Miss
Lavers,
new
are teacher of Latin
Halfpenny, Eng-
Mr. Phil-
leaving Miss
and German
lish; Mr
lips, mathematics:
science;
this
Curtiss with history and Greek. Supt.
Rogers assures us the class have the
brightest of prospects for the year's
and
determination to make things go
work, start out with seeming
Athens Church Notes
The services at St. Joseph's Cath-
ollie church tomorrow are as usual
Mass at S and 10a. m
Rev
mira,
Lewis Halsey, D. D,
the
of El-
Baptist
church, tomorrow morning and even-
ing
will preach In
The usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church tomorrow,
The subject of the morning sermon
will be “Reform and Revival.”
Rev. Kelley of the
church, North street, will preach from
Universalist
the subject, "The Monopoly” at the
morning service. In the evening his
sermon will be “The Harvest.”
Dr. W. G
di«t Episcopal church will preach to-
Simpson of the Metho-
morrow morning on “The Important
Quest."
“Salvation which Is in Christ Jesus.”
His evening theme will be
In the Coop Over Night
John L. Sullivan, one of our Ath-
ens police court favorites, was round-
ed up In the lock up for the night,
as a result of too much grog.
Sullivan, after filling up with the
fire-water, proceeded up Main street
in high glee. The climax was reach-
ed when he began to abuse one of
the ballast men. Mr. Ballast man,
“reached him one” and Sullivan
“dropped.” His assallant then
brought him to the lock up, but not
finding any one In to look after the
man, he dropped him. Later Spec-
fal Police Hudson arrested him and
lodged him in the coop. Sullivan
wears a black eye this morning which
is not altogether a thing of beauty.
Cass-Brown Wedding
Mr. William Cass of Walnut street,
Athens, and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Brown
of Grand Rapids, Mich., were married
September 3, at the home of the
groom's sister, Mrs. John A. East-
man, Wilseyville, N. Y. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. B.Frank
Toby of that place, in the presence
of a few relatives and friends. The
Record joins with a host of friends
of Mr. and Mrs. Cass in wishing them
many years of happiness.
Special Night Police
We are Informed that a special
police for Payne street has been put
on night duty. Our informant tells
us that so much piifering of milk
and provisions has been done of late
that had the malter been allowed
THE PARAGON OF RADIANT, ROMANTIC REALISM.
THE VERY CREAMOF EARTH'S GREAT CIRCUSES
THE WORLD'E MOST WONDROUS BAREBACK EQUES-
TRIANS, Saddle Sensationalists — Manege Marvels—Revolutions and Revelations In
ing, Delicate Ridiag— I'l» Handsomest of Horses— The Greatest of Artists, =
pe
[th
A HOST OF CLOWNS THAT CATER TO A NATION.
Whese luimitable Borlesques of Popular Games, Prominent People’s Fads and Fashions
Fools and Follies Make Folks Fall Off their Seats ;
Most Surprising Beasts of Many Species.
Ia Cute, Cunning and Curious Antics to Charm the Children, :
The Animal Stars of All Arenas. A Monster Motley Assemblage of Wondrous Wags,
Worth Their Weight in Gold to a Weary World.
THE COMING OF ALPHA AND OMEGA.
DARE-DEVIL RIVALRY ABOVE A YAWNING DEATH TRAP,
Flying Awheel Across a Dizzy Cap of Fifty Feet. 3
THIS FEARSOME MID-AIR FIGHT FOR FAME Which Makes the
Rravest Gasp and Tremble, Which Submerges Applause in Awe-Struck Admiration, Is
Wonderful Beyond the Power of Words. Prodigious Beyond Photograph or Pendl An
Event of Supernatural Sensation
REPRODUCTION OF A TRIUMPHAL FETE IN TOKIO,
Introducing the Great and Only Royal Mikado Troupe of Gymnasts. The First Schools
of Athletic Art. Brought from the Capitals of Kings. Composing the Champions of Every
Country. The Agile Eminence of The Far East and West
The Acrial Bensations Recognized From Every Throne.
Beautiful, Bewitching Bicycle Prodigies, The Coliseum Race Course
ing Our Great Circus Rings and Olympian Elevated Stage Unites
THE GREAT HIPPODROMES OF HISTOR
THE HIGH-CLASS CIRCUITS OF OUR CENTUR
In Resplendent Rivalry A Furor of Fleet, Flashing, Flying Finishes, which Thousands
Watch with Breathless Interest, and which Horsemen Pronounce locomparably
ALL THE MOST MARVELOUSLY EDUCATED TITANTIO AND TINISST WILD AND O 28
WILD BSASTS.
AN ACTING ANIMAL MILLENNIUM.
+ JUMBO JERUSALEM. '* The Colossus of all the Camel Species—Ta
Than Most Full. Grown Elephants
A GIANT FREE MORNING MARDIGRAS-PARADE.
Of Commingled Magnitude, Magnificense and Mirth, Two Performances Daily, ro
Shope. General Admission, =; Cents. Doors Open at 1 and 7 P. M. for the Menageries 2m
Grand Popular Promenade Concerts by Prof. Frank Gregory's *' Banda Rossa.” Aresic ©
plays, Hippodrome Races, etc, 1 Hour Later
M 0
Upholstering
To Loan
The Athens Building
‘Loan and Savings Asst
‘tion, established 1887,
money to loan at mini
Premium. You canon
ford to pay rent whe
ey for building yonr
can be had on such g
tageous terms,
We have opened a shop at 157
West Broad Street in the building
formerly occupied by DeForest &
Munn, and are prepared to repair |
and upholster
All Kinds
of Flurniture
Chairs, Couches, Parlor Suits, Ete.
Mattresses thoroughly renovated.
We guarantee first-class work and
right prices. Samples for your in- |
spection, whether you order or not. |
Max M. Shepard & Co.
Waverly, N. Y.
Dissolution of Partnership
Notice is hereby given that the firm of
Shaw & Gay has been dissolved and that |
the affairs of the firm will be conducted
in the future by W. W, Shaw, who is
authorized to pay all accounts and re-
orive all bills, W. W. Baw.
90 Cnax, BE. Gay.
We are now showing Importe
Domestic Woolens for Fall
and Winter
Have your next Suit made b
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic
Pedr che
No. 5 Elizabeth St., W
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va