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Pre-Easter Thoughts
Dry Goops SECTION
No end to selections in new Dress
Goods and Silk, 19¢ up to $2.00.
Easter Gloves
In all the
tions;
and
$1.00 articles
bp
7.
new featured produec-
8Yc.
Dry Goons SECTION
Silk elbow lengths, 8 button mous-
quetaire, all colors; regular lengths,
all colors.
Ties and Neckwear
Norion SECTION
Easter Ties and Neckwear, 10c to
$1.50. Belts, an elaborate line, 19¢
the slender
to $30.00.
ant a new Easter Suit
purse. Suits in the
to $1.50. Persian Trimmings, no less
that 3 dozen sorts, 8c to $1.50, in all
the wanted designs and colorings.
Waists
2xp Froor
& Beautiful China and Japanese Silk
8 Waists in white, black and jaquard.
S R Long and short sleeves; open down
overlooked.
Sailor Suit,
Norfolk. We
to $9.00,
NT DEPARTMENY
a Buster Brown or a
carry reputable lines
es govern. Wash Suits
front or back, as you like it. Prices
$2.25 up to $7.50.
$12 000.00 Stock to Selest From.
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RIS IRIN Se.
Murrelle’s Printing
‘John A. Hemmelein's Big |
Comedy Co.
THE DEALS
Including
Office
rs eight skilled job And Howzon's Band and Orchestra.
‘ara at your service. | Extra Vaudeville Feature, the
Great
| Arminta and Burke,
we have the! op. w
0 We kee I'he Perfect (
Miss Beatrice Earle
Qur patrons say
our promises.
man Gymnast aud |
the Funny Acrial Comedian.
Popular Prices—10, 20 and 30k.
Matinee Prices—10 and 20c,
TOWN !
M. PROCAS
{ Will open-a Confectionery S
{ Friday, April 6, at 4:
in the Jighmey Block, at C
hams's old stand.
The Valley Record Carnations Will Be Given Away Free
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Valley Phose 128x.
WE PRINT
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tive boxes
C. J. Kiron, FISH, FISH,
SAYRE'S LEADING |
We will have them every day daring
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DRAYNAN. a ei 87 "BELLIS, Elizabeth
| street,
Especial care and prompt at- |, © 1) 0 60x Bell Phone 133w
tention given to moving of ee
Planos, Household Goode, Sefes
Unfailable Headache
_g. 1] blets Cares all foras of liead-
CUICLY aebe, Neurmigis, Meostral
HILL & BEIBACH Contain no opiates. All druggista.or by
mail 10¢. Unfailble Headache Tablet
Best of Everything A J GREEN
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| ard otter pains. Do not affect the beart,
CAFE Co., Blmira, N. Y.
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At the Lowest Possible Prices.
Orders can be left at West Sayre
| yards at Sayre. Both Phoned.
COLEMAN MASSLER,
Trustee's Sale
By virtue of au order issued » Hon.
John W. Codding, Referee in Bankrupt-
| cy, the undersigned, trustee of Edna HB.
| Elsbree, a bankrupt of the township of
| Ulster, Conaty of Bradford and State of
| Pennsylvania, will expose to public sale
Borough of
Sauk, Pa., on SATURDAY, APRIL 14,
1906, at 2 o'clock, p. m., the following
| properties: —
First. Lot, piece or parcel of land,
lying and being in Bo h of Sayre
bounded and described as follows: le-
| thence vast 140 feet to a corner; thence
| nor th 46 feet to a corner; ‘thence west
140 feet to the ply e of beginning.
Lot, plece or parcel of land
| of Bradford and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded and described as follows: Be-
gioning on the east line of Chestnut
intreet 67 feet fiom Joseph Varner's
!mouthwest corner; thence south 47 feet
{along the ovat line of Chestnut street to
{ror:h line of said Elsbees; thener cast
| 140 feet along sald Edna Eisbree's north
{ line; (hemce north 47 feet to corner;
| thence west 140 feet to place of begin-
ning.
Third, Lot, piece or parcel of land
lying and being in the Borough of Bayre,
{ County of Bradford and State of Penn-
sylvania, bounded and described as fol-
lows Beginning at a point in the cast
line of Chestnut street 23 feet south of
the southwest corner of Joseph Varner's;
thenes south 456 fect Lo a corner; thence
east 140fert to a corner; thence north
{5 feet; thence west 140 feet to place of
beginning.
Fourth. Lot, piece or parcel of land,
sitnatad in Borough of Sayre, County of
Bfadford and State of Pennsylvania,
bounded on the north by lands of Gegrge
Rightiolre, west by lands of T. HH, Bai-
ley, south by Lincola street and east by
lauds of ¥. R. West.
Each of the above four lots is improved
with a concrete house thereon.
Fifth. Lot, piece or parcel of land
situate in Borough of Sayre, County of
Bradford and State of Peansylvauis,
boanded and described ax follows: Ba
ginning at the southwest corner of jot
of Joss ph Varner on Chestont street;
thence running east 200 feet to corner;
thence south 160 feel to lands of J, F.
Ovepahire; thence west along sald Oven.
shire 00 feet to lands of RB. Elsbree;
thenea north along sald Klabree 138 fect;
thenca west along sald Risbree 140 feet
to the east line of Chestnut atreet;
thenee north 22 feet to the place of be-
ginning.
Win 8 Sulehases of maid property to
title free of 3)l incumbrances.
_ Miss Cynthia Shaw was in Uls
Mrs. ¥rank Persons is ill at her
home on Frederick strect.
Lawyer W. G. Schrier was in
Towanda on business today.
Sheriff S. F. Robinson and wife
spent Sunday at Bentley Creek.
G E. Hulett has moved into
the J. H. Wilson house, Centre
Sree. se
Miss Jesse Bullard of VanEtten,
spent Sunday with her parents in
Athens.
The scholars will give a fine en-
tertainment at high school hall
tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Alice Wheeler went to
Towanda today to visit her mother,
Mrs. M. Bowman,
There will be a meeting of the
school board tonight to close up
the year's business.
Mrs. Reba Park visited her
brother Howard Park over Sunday
relurniog to Ulster this morning.
Mrs. Ida Cole has been the guest
of Will Cole a short time and re-
turned to Towanda this moming.
M.C Wells of Towanda spent
Sunday at the home of his son
Harry, retuining home this morn:
ing.
Perkins post received another
new member Saturday afternoon.
They are recruiting their ranks
steadily.
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Miss Nellie Archer, who has
been spending a few weeks with
her people, returned to Corning
yesterday.
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W. G. Newman and son Ansel
returned from New York and they
are filling up their store with new
goods for the spring trade.
There have been two deaths in
the membership of the Union Vet-
eran Legion this year, Edwin Cran-
mer and James H. Wilson.
C. F. Palmer, paper hanger and
decorator. Communications by
mail will receive prompt attention.
Postoffice, Athens, Pa. 2836
John E. Gillette of Rome, was
in Athens today. He is making
his home at present with his sister,
Mrs. A. N. Harris in Athens town
ship.
Some of our Athenians will at-
tend the golden wedding anniver-
sary of the marriage of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry T. Laine in Waverly
tonight.
Mrs. Valeria Case, who has been
sp:nding the winter with relatives
at East Smithfizld and Granville,
has rcturned to her home on Fred-
erick street.
Robert A. Ni coli was in a his place
in the bridge works office this
morning for the first time in four
wecks. He has been confined to
his home by sickness.
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Edwin S. Rolls has oi making
a months visit with his brother Eli
in DeRuyter, N. Y, and his
daughter in Shedds, N. Y , return-
ing home Saturday night.
Chester E McKinney y will start
out on a western trip tomorrow
and will be gone six months or
more. He will visit his son in
Arizona before he returns.
The ashes of the late William
Kellogg Park were buried in the
family plot in Tioga Point ceme
tery today with appropriate cere
monies, Rev. W. H, Sawtelle, offi
ciated. i
Sherman Dubois, Frank Little,
Will Croll, Fred Corby and Chas
Ostrander went down the river in
three boats this morning on a
duck’shooting expedition. Dabois
was pilot of the fleet and took all
of the life preservers with him
sailing in the middle of the
stream. They will goas far as
Homets Ferry, returning this even-
Marked the Fall of Southern
Confederacy
Forty-one years ago today wits | [i
of General Lee's army. Time does
not dim the memory of that event
to the Union soldier who was
enthusiasm of victory. General
Phil Sheridan after giving Jubal
Early his final polishing off in the
valley was made chief in command
of the force to make a detour
around Petersburg and strike the
south side of Daaville railroads to
cut off the supplies to the rebel
agmy from Richmond. As they
reachad Dinwiddie Court House a
deluge of rain came down and a
company of officers took refuge in
Widow Crump's hospital mansion,
where they sang rcbel songs with
the young ladies until a late hour
when, they bid them good bye in
the following poetic strain: “Good
bye pgirls—il we don't get shot
we'll come back—otherwise not.”
Reaching Five Forks the cavalry
rode into the works and captured
6,000 prisoners, General Pickett
was holding the works and while
trying his best to resist the attack
a Yankee cavalryman bestride a
mule jumped over the works and
ordered him to surrender. Greece
saved Rome in ancient times and
a mule was the first in the death
struggle of the rebellion,
From here the grand army
made such rapid and destructive
work that the roads were strewn
with the dead. At one place a
Confederate soldier was kneeling
by the body of a fallen comrade
with his hands uplifted as in prayer.
A Union soldier approached him
to accept his surrender or to give
succor if wounded, but he was
shocked to find him dead. Lee ex-
pected to hold the army in check
until he could escapes to Lynch-
burg, and then he hoped to main-
tain guerilla warfare until he could
get favorable terms, but he found
himself cut off and the surrender
followed. After the surrender
General Grant issued returns to
the 20,000 confederate soldiers and
the jig was up.
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Births and Deaths in France,
The oficial report of the French min
1906, sets forth that the excess
births over deaths reported in Fran
for the year 1904 is B7,086, as against
an excess In 1803 of 73,106
Raw Reporter.
A reporfer wrote of the incident as
follows: “Through his horse being
frightenéu by s passing motor car, Mr
—— was thrown out of his trap and se-
verely injured, the motorist rendering
every assistance.”
Swiss Bavings,
Fifty years ago, In Switzerland, 180,-
$900 depositors possessed $12,000,000 in
1¢7 savings banks. There are now
1,400,000 depositors possessing §160,000,-
000 in more than 300 savings banks,
Hunt in Strange Boren.
Followers of the hounds ia Lelcester-
shire, England, had the unusual experi-
ence recently of hunting in a heavy
snowstorm to the accompanimeat of
thunder and lightning.
Quite the Oppesita
Hisks*—Here's a rather clever little
book, “Don'ts for Clubmen.”
Wicks—Hah! [It isn't the “dont's”
that worry clubmen. It's the dues. —
Philadelphia Ledger.
LADIES’
Tailor Made Suits
From g1000 Up
Spring Jackets
Newest Tailored Styles for
Ladies and Misses.
A Nice Line of
Ladies’ Skirts
At Very Low Prices to
Suit t Everyone.
Call and "See Our
Spring Materials
All the Latest
Patterns
Don't Forget the Place,
D. E. McMAHAN
New
in
IO. 0. F. BLOCK
r. Pine and
GROVER'S
Soft Shoes For Tender oat
BN Women whose feet are naturally tender, or h
been made over-sensitive by wearing ill-fitting
shoss, may here find shoes peculiarly
adapted to their need.
GROVER OXFORDS JUST RECEIVED. 8
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J. W. Murrelle, D. D. S.,.
Office and Residence at
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106 Center Street, Athens, Pa. 7
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M. P. A. Block, Sayre, Pa.
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JOKN C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
500 galing of pure a Olive Oil just re-
oul 800 boxes of macaroni and im-
ported cheese. A]l direct from Italy.
No. 5 Elizabeth §'., Waverly.
Murphy & Blish,
The Purchasing
Power
Of $15.00 as applied to
Clothes buying was nev-
more strikingly demon-
strated than in the extra-
ordinary values we have
received for Spring.
Men's and Young Men's Sults
cut in “the new: fashion-
able length, with deep
center vent, broad collars
and lapels are herein all
the newest patterns.
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