| News and advertising matter may be |
elt at t Greggs Racket Store, Waverly.
“After 12 o'clock noon call the main |
| pfice at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 135X.
‘Dr. Joachim's Lecture Will Be
an Interesting Feature of Tues-
| day Evening's Session.
John Cary spent Sunday at Bar-| .
H ton. | The regular meeting of the La-
: -— dies’ Labrary club will be held on
Mis, George Legg is still seri- | Tuesday evening at 7:45 o'clock in
'ously ill ‘the library building. Note the
hour, as this is a departure from
ithe regular order of aftcinoon
Miss Elizabeth McCarty is in meetings. The change is made
| Elmira to fay. lthis week to present Dr. EB
. is Crocs an | Joachim's illustrated lecture, A
Wall paper at Strong's. | Talk on Bacteriology. This lecture
H. M. Squires of Wilawana was [13 entertaining and instructive to a
lin town this morning. ‘marked degree, and is illustrated
: by a number of fine stercopticon
views. At the conclusion of the
lecture a social hour will follow
during which refreshments will be
|scrved. Members arc asked to
| bring all the friends they wish, and
a cordial to attend is
extended the gentlemen of the)
valley. The ladies are requested |
to bring spoons for themselves and
guests. Mrs. Estabrook is chair-|
man of the meeting.
LOCAL MENTION
The Sunny South at the | QOMis |
this evening.
made to correctall
defects. | make a» al
ho x ori! testing in all
Try Strong's cough syrup.
Asfure a per-
wherever it etiats,
Da Not Use Drops
Atropine or other mydriatic, injurious drags, all of i
them, snd belonging to a past sia in the science of optics as i
to t testing. | make ase of the latest and most
scientific instruments for detérmini the possible
of disrasa and to measare aveuratery wrrors of re-
and mukcles,
Recommend Glasses
Only when positively needed and clearly promising good results,
Cousidering the character of the work [do my charge fora
examination of the eyed and glasses is moderate,
W.H
. BAIRD, Eyesight Specialist,
her the ah Coraer Broad and Clark Streets, Waverly, The only
exclasive optical parlors in the valley,
BURIED TODAY Mrs. George Painton has recov-
ered from a severe attack of the
Funeral Services Were Coduduc- | 1
= grip. -.
ted from His Late Home this Shepard & Stamford are wiring
Afternoon
the Zeta Psi fraternity house at
Waverly—The funeral 'of the Ithaca.
late RD. Vanl)izer, took place | Mrs Charles Lincoln is visiting
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from | relatives and friends at Susque-
{the family home on Park avesue. | anna.
The Rev Peter R. Rass conducted i a
the funeral service. A large num- | Five members were received into
ber attended and many friends and | | the Methodist church on probation
| relatives from out of town were | last evening.
: |
| present at the service. L. Freedman and wife of Me-
The busiuess places of Waverly | | shoppen is visiting his brother, B,
were closed during the hour of the | Freedman, for a few days.
funeral out of respect to the | — .
i i guest of Charl P.
| deceased. | The dancing club will meet at Ra 22 yes
‘the ‘home of Dana Hopkins on| ge
| Chemung street this evening.
Biggest assortment in the valley, and Ll low at ;
very time of year when most in demand. We have a w
earned reputation for handling only the best grades of t
ware at no higher prices than usually asked for the chea
flimsy kinds.
SPECIAL---All 50c Tams for 25c. 75c and $1.00 Wrap
pers for SOc.
Gregg's Racket Store,
PEOPLE HAVE DIED _
Krom serious trouble resalting from bad condition of teeth. Dangerous stomach =
disorders and severe neuralgia can often be traced to
decayed or ulcerated tecth.
BE WARNED!
| Dolnot impair your general health and personal appearance by lack of care for your
teeth. Now is the time to escape neuralgia.
I give the benefit of over 30 years continuous practice at the following low prices:
Amalgam or silver fillings, 50c to 750,
Cement fillings, 50c.
Extraction, 25¢.
Plates, $5.00 to $8.00.
EN ee
Post cards at Strong’ s.
————————
Devoe paints at Strong's
Mrs. E. I. Knise 1s visiting her |
sister at Newark, N. J.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Ospital - $50,000.00
$12,000.00
mvilation
We solicit your Banking basi-
and will pay you three per
Interest per annum for money
a
cm ——
There will be a meeting of the |
Packer Hose Co, tomorrow even-| Gold crowns, 22k, 30 gauge, seamless $4
ing. | to $5.
| Bridge work, per tooth, $4.
is the Gold: fillings, $1 up.
Stones at |
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ae ti
R. J. Barton of Sayre,
rn —
1 WINDOW LIGHT BROKEN
Waverly —A Tatge plate glass
the front of
store was broken by an
unknown party It is
though that the person who did it] wn Strauss, who formerly con-
Mrs. Zaus- |
{ducted a crockery store on Broad
| street, but hs now resides at Bay |
Shore, L.. |, 1s in town.
Mr. Charles Raub of Waverly,
{and Mr. and Mrs. Wes Baker of
Youngstown, Ohio, spent Sunday
‘with William Raub of Elmira.
-
it | The gold I use is prepared by J. M. Ney, one of the oldest and most experienced
Dr. Wm. B. McDonald spent | metallurgists of the United States, which is sufficient guarantee of its ex-
Sunday with his pareme at ling-| cellence, as any dentist will tell you.
~~ DR. J. W. MURRELLE,
106 CENTER STREET.
The Knights of Columbus will
give their last dance belore Lent
this evening. Cards and dancing
will be indulged in.
W. T. CAREY, Editor. | window
IR
Published every afternoon except San-
a8 Murrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
$8.00 per year; 25 cents
mn Simon |
Fred Drake went to Elmira this!
morning to attend the
relative.
Zausmer's funeral of a|
last night,
WP
was from out of town Barner
Fremont F of Canisteo,
IN Y, spent Sunday with his father
i Abel Barner.
{ —
IL.eon McCaslin
Owe go,
ATHENS, PA.
LORIrsions LAWS é WINLACK, “AGENTS WANTED, — = A
huts to sell teas, cufete: Spiess
RATLROAD. reminms with all orders, ‘uoh Me laos
ee Attorneys and Counselors | | curtain, diabes, chanos for
36.75 to New York City and return at Law.
March 8th. Vilid to return on or be.
fore March 16th, Children 3,40.
street at the time
and several persons were in front
mer was on the
of the store when the
broken.
caught a pass
glass was |
of
with rela-|
and wife
The crowd then ran and |
ing street car which
The
about
spent Simday
in Sayre
~¥ NR jo
: tives
was going to Dayre,
which
damage,
“All the news that's fit to print”
MONDAY, PRBRUARY 26 1906.
Czar or Tiar?
“One of the subscribers to Youth's
~ Companion asks the pertinent question
why It has adopted the spelling tsar
designate the emperor of all the
Husslas The most natural and ob
answer is that the spelling lndi-
cates thé Russian pronunciation of the
word, which czar does not. The title
from an old Slavonic word
which the Encyclopaedia Britannica
‘says Ja pot derived from the Latin
Cassar; but other authorities say that
its ultimate derivation is from the
Roman. The origin of the common
spelling fs supposed to be the writ
of Hatberstein, about 1650. The
Jetier ¢ In Roman-Slavonic bas the
sound of ts. The letter was copied
but the sound was not. The letter z
‘sever belonged in the word The
spelling czar is now—says Murray's
great English dictionary—regarded as
old-fashioned. The accepted German
spelling Is zar, which is pronounced
thar: the French have lately adopted
— see
anounts to S100, 1s
The Sayre High Schoo ! Alumni
will hold a mecting at the high
school hall next Tuesday cveniig
{
>
ful'y covered by surance,
FAREWELL RECEPTION
Waverly —The ¥
of the Baptist
give a farewell
Business houses
of Waverly
were closed from 2 uptil 4 this afs
TRANSACTED.
on BUILDING, 219 DESMOND oar
Valley Phone 180-A.
for The
Subscribe Record
ternoon as a token of respect to
the memory of the late R. D. Van.
Duzer, Sr.
The Sayre and Athens bowling
team will meet on the
tonight,
exciting game is pr omised to all.|
my People’s U plop: an |
chucch will
ree pion
alleys at Sayre A very
secicly
the, The Hon Byram L. Winters,
‘accompanied by Joseph Judd ol
the Knickerbocker News Press
The reception 1s not Limited to! was in Waverly Monday. They
the society, but all friends of Mr. | spent Sunday at the Winter's farm
and Mrs. Jolls are invited to be|at Smithboro.
present |
Mr. Jolls will leave next Satur-| Waverly lodge, P.O.S.of A,
day morning for Philadclphia to’ {and delegations from the Sayre
take |and Athens lodges of the same or-~
choir | der attended the Methodist church
The Rev. M. S
| Godshal preached a patriotic ser~
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS | ~~
in
Psst
church padors next Faday night
to Mr and Mrs J] M. Jolls
The bartenders’ association of|
a ion NONDAY. FEBUARY B, ATES LEADING
hall yesterday. Only business of : al J. C. ROCKWELL'S | DRAYMAN.
routine nature was transacted | NEW | Repecial care ad pt at.
Saitén given to gba of
108 Lincoln Bt. Bayre, Pa.
A train consisting of nine cars |
loaded with automobiles pissed
through Sayre this morning
train started from Buffalo aad pod
automobiles are consigned to al
Philadelphia firm.
rl MS
The Queen Esther Circle of the |
duties as
at the
church in that city.
up his assistant |
director B :thaay
America’s Largest and Best of All
i
Ilast evening. Colored Shows,
Hil & BEIBACH
CAFE
{A Metropolitan Attraction, Elegant
| Wandrobe, Pretty Girls, Two Quar-
| tettes, Southern Songs and
Dancing, Concert
Orchestra.
as the spelling. aod that form is
increasing in use in English The
Tondon Times, 8 most careful author
ty, employs ft. and so does the
Britasnica in Ha supplementary vol
In 99 lostances out of every 100 it |
. seem that
public document had exerted himself |
‘fo see how many words be could use
ia telling his story. Prolixity, not
brevity, is the rule.
out of the government printing office
to burden the malls and litter the
desks of congressmen and ojhers Is
paver read Indeed a great deal of it
never comes out of the wrapper that is
put on ft at the printing office, but is
gent 10 the garbage pile just as It is
received. Busy people have nol the
time or patience to wade through &
thousand pages 10 got a few kernels of |
have been given them lo ten pages
* pomé wlisen Gon't nave (0 learn Jiu.
gis is order two know how to throw
‘man down good and hard
Waverly—The. Republic an caus| Ho Shane of Jersey City, Mr. and
| cus to place in nomination candix | Mrs E N. VanDuzer and Mr. and
| dates for the village offices, will be Mrs J. O. Demorest of Middletown
held at Stone's hall Friday evening | arrived in Waverly yesterday after
at 7:30 o'clock. A candidate for | noon to attend the funeral of the
{village president and three candi {late R. D. VanDuz:r,
| dates for trustees, beside several | held this sftermook.
| minor offices are to be chosen
wane SUDDENLY STRICKEN
NOTICE
ads inserted by persons
which was
Waverly—Mzs. Charles M. Wel
suddenly stricken with
Want hemorrhage of the stomach Satur-
not having a ledger account with day afternoon while attending a
| The Record must be paid for when | reception at the home of Mrs. J. B
ordered printed. We positively | Floyd on Waverly street,
wls indiserim~ |
{lar was
cannot charge want
| inate ly—the expense of bookkeep- | she cannot be moved to her
CARD OF THANES
Mr. and Mrs. John Deuzetter
and s
ing and collecting 1s entircly out | home,
{ of pro portion to the amount involy- |
ed in the transaction, |
rl
|
{ Read The Record.
large Solid
“Regular $3.50 at $1.98.
[and farmily wish in this manner to
{thank all their friends for flowers
{and the many acts of kindness
{shown them during their recent
| affliction.
Oak Rockers
Reg-
Very Cheap Traveling
Beginning Pet. J 14 and contivuing
iy nuit A , the Erie Re
dals
will
Baptist church will give an enter-
tainment and social at the home of
Miss Lottic Charter, 709 South]
Elmer avenue. A mock trial will | A GENUINE COLORED COMPANY
be the principal source of amuse tn their P
ment All are invited
St I.-FPS - TT -
Band Parade at Noon.
astimes of the Sunny South.
Prices—25, 35 and S0c 50c
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties
The season of social gaicty is |
nearly at an end Tomorrow night |
will mark the finish and the season
{ t Il begin Wednesds
of penitence will begin Wednesday. | Discusce of Wome wud of 156 Rectum.
There will be two dances in Sayre | Hours—Tto9s.m,1t0 8,7 to 8 p.m.
tomorrow evening, but from then OFFICE SAMUELS BLOCK.
on until St. Patrick's day there will | | Valley Telephone 27x. 128 Lockhart St,
be nothing doing in this line in|
LEHIGH AND SCRANTON
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices
Sa
ENGINEERS DISSATISFIED
The D. S. & S engincers who
must move ta Hazleton on account
Btore, both phones; or at the Erie
yards at Sayre, Valley Phone 27m.
col EMAN WASSLER,
er er — Ee
of the carly train leaving Drifton
being discontinued, are much dis- |
satisfied and do not feel inclined ta|
leave the cory homes which they |
have erected in the latter town.
The average engineer on the DS
Dissolution of Partnership
Notice in hegeby given that the part-
nership heretofore subsisting between
4 W. Arthur and D. M, Arthur, under the
. irm name of Arthor & Com
himself a comfortable home which | dissolved on the 2st day of Pe a
he will now be compelled to aban | 1996, by sitaal consent. All debts ow-
comp ing to sald parinership are receivable
don under the recent order issued | said D. M. Arthur, to whom also afl
by the officials of the Lehigh Val | claims and demands agaiost the same are
to ba presented for ent,
ley. While the present order only! The business heretofore condaeted by
continued at the same
that the order will be made gene: | son street, Sayrs, Pa, bra. a Arthur,
2 the summer months.come. 26 ]
I. M Axion
Best of Everything ,
Lockhart St.
{
Sayre.
MISSES TABER & LAMBERT
Sayre Art Parlor.
129 W. LOCKHART ST.
We show a complete line of Fancy
{ new and up-to-date line of stamping Jat
terns for Shirt Waist Saits, Hata, Lin-
ele, shadow eyelet and French em-
ery.
{
i
| ATTORNREY-AT-LAW,
}
Office: —Rooms 4 and 5, Elmer Blook,
Lockhart Btreet, Sayre, Pa.
Everything New 0a Up ta First | Lo0
Accommodations.
Thomas Ave., Opposite L. V, Station.
Rates $1.50 Per Day. Saye.
JOHN PELL,
keeping, 319 W. Lockhart. Loe
The Dr. Judson on North
stre:t, Athens, Pa. Apply to W x
Allen, Farmers National
Two offices for rent in the
Situation Wanted
Widow wishes position as hou
er. Inquire at 802 Stevenson B&