ete line of both silk and wash fabrics
to $3.00. Tailored by the well-known
~ Fifth Avenue Tailors.
eller, Rothchilds & Long.
[EY & PAGE,
SAYRE and ATHENS.
RIUM STOVE SALE
. WITH COUPON ATTACHED
RECORD COUPON
Good for $1.00
On One Range This Month Oaly
Jewel Novelty Range, $30 to $35
Glenwood Range, $35, $40, $45
National Novelty Range, $35, $40
Detroit Steel Ranges, $40, $45, $50
Ranges with High Shelves and Water Frouts
Ranges with High Shelves sod Reservoirs
Ranges with High Closets and Water Pronts
This moth we will accept ons of the
coupons printed in any of our advertise.
wents for §1.00 on any range sold on either
cash or lease terms (one coupon only on one
range] Raoges sold on cash or lease
terme, and your credit is good here If it is
good anywh+re,
GEO. L. ROBERTS C0.
sond St., Sayre. 322 8. Main St,, Athens.
Ir you don’t trade with vs we both lose money. w=
POST CARDS The Man Who
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over four thousand Is the man who has blood
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all the latest
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Valley Fireman Took Overdose
of the Drug This Forenoon,
Which Results Fatally.
Coe M. Brink, a well known
Lehigh Valley fireman, died sud-
denly this forenoon about 11:30
o'clock at his home No. 312 South
Lehigh avenue, from the effects of
an overdose of aconite. Just how
he came to take the drug will
probably never be known, but it is
presumed that he had mistaken it
for laudanum, with which latter
drug he had been bathing an ul-
cerated tooth for several days
A day or two ago Mr. Brink
began to suffer severe pain in the
side of his face, and he called Dr.
C.J). Cummings.” The phy:ician
advised him to poultice the face
ind diagnosed the condition as
neuralgia arising from an ulcera-
tion at the root of a tooth. This
morning Mr. Brink remained in
bed nearly all the forenoon and
about 11 o'clock his wife who was
attedding to her duties on the firs
floor heard her husband scream
She went to his room and found
him in convulsions. She summon.
ed Dr. Cummings and when the
atter arrived he tound Mr. Brink
ina critical condition B:ads of
perspiration were standing
every pore, and the heart action
was decidely weak.
Dr. Cummings sent for help and
Dr. Dennison responded The
two physicians worked heroically
and succeeded in strengthening
the action of the hcart but te
respiratory organs had succumbed
to the powerful drug and the man
A few minutes previous
returncd
he told Doctor Cummings
It is
at
expired
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Towanda High ®chool too Strong
for the Local Ball Tossers
The game of ball on the River-
side diamond yesterday afternoon
between the Sayre and Towanda
high school teams resulted in a
victory for the latter team, the
score standing 7 to 12 The game
was witneesed by a large crowd,
the day being fine for the event
It was the first game of the season.
Up until the ninth inning the home
team had scored only two runs, |
while their bpponents had rolled |
up ten runs. In the ninth, how
ever, the home members of the
aggregation recovered from the
stage fright with which they had
evidcatly been attacked in the
carly part of the struggle, and
made five runs. The lead which
the Towauda bunch had gained
was too strong and the home team
left the fi:ld defeated. The crowd
was well pleased with the contest
and a return game is soon to be
played, probably at Towanda.
HORSE EXECUTED
UIRCUS STUNTS
Turns Backward Somersault
While Attached to Wagon,
But No One is injured
A white horse driven by an Ath
ens busines: man executed almost
a complete somersault in front of
the Williams
afternoon, and although the wagon
to which the animal was attached
contained two occupants, a man
and woman, strange cay
nei‘her was injured. The rig was
grocery yesterday
a to
Moons He Kicks Up a Row in
Sayre
The long, gothic frame of “Long
Tom" McAsey, whose habitat has,
been on the hills back of “Johnny-
bastile last night Officer Vogel
and Constable Guy Hollon had
considerable difficulty in getting
Tom's abnormal length to fit the
short, narrow cell, but after many
cflurts they succeeded, and Tom
ing, when he paid a fine to Justice
Gay for the privilege of being
drunk about the borough streets
last night and endeavoring to clean
ut the bar room at the Sayre
house. It has been many moons
since Tom's name has been on the
police docket in Sayre. Yearsago
it was his weekly diversion™o come
to Sayre, load up with booze, and
proceed to clean things up, but of
inte years Tom has given Sayre a
being his favorite places for indulg
ing the acquaintance of the police
Last nigh,
Sayre,
fortably jigged when he came, and
decided to clean house at the Sayre
house
bunch and was roughly ejected
from the premises
accustomed to defeat, and
1s not
make a last desprate charge In
the meantime Officer Voepel bad
been notified that there was a wild
~ most up-to-date
gs in Easter Post
Driggs” Wine of Cod Liver OM
not believed, however, that he took |
the drug with suicidal intent, as
during the night he had frequently
bathed his face with laudunum,
and it is thought that in the dark-
ened room he got hold of the
75¢ Per Bottle.
and wooly individual on the ram-
standing near the curb when it
became frightened and h:ganto
rear on its hind legs. The driver's
cfiorts to quiet the animal were in
vain and sudlenly it gave a leap
in the air and fel! over backwards
page and he went to the scene of
the disturbance, accompanied by
who was in Sayre on official busi
ness,
C. M. Driggs
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“All the news that's 6it to print”
SATURDAY, APRIL 14 1906.
LOCAL BREVTIE
Today is the last of Lent.
Repertoire all next week at the
hich | Loomis.
Children’s Suits, large assort-
ment, at Kaufman's, Sayre,
Big display of 25c. neckwear at
Kaufman's, Sayre.
100 pairs of boys patent leather
shoes, Easter special, $125 per
pair. H. A. Kaufman.
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Given away Saturday, a combi-
nation suit hanger with every suit
of clothes bought at H. Sattler’s. 2
J. J. Cummings announces that
he will open his spring dancing
class in Sayre in Eighmcy's hall
on April 19. 285 f
Choice Easter chickens for sale
at VanSyckle's market, 801 South
Wilbur avenue, corner Frederick
street. Valley ‘phone 118a. 284 4°
Try a mechanical massage at the
Utopian barber shop, Just as far
ahead of hand work as the lathe is
ahead of the file, No. 233 Des-
mond street. 282-1w
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The streefs of Sayre have been
literally packed with people today.
The men in the shops are not
working, and the fine weather has
caused nearly everybne to renin
out of doors.
The wife of the deceased is pros
Brink has resided in Sayre sev-
He is
sisters. He was
fect With Increased Service
An important meeting of the
Lehigh Valley railroad officials
was held in New York city several
days ago and a new time schedule
was arranged to go into effect May
i. With the new schedule Sayre
will get the service of a fast train
running between New York and
Buffalo and upon a faster schedule
than it formerly run, and a more
those enroute to New York.
Train No. 7 will replace No. 1.
This will be a solid train from
New York to Chicago. It will
start from New York at 10:30 am,
and will pass through Sayre about
§ o'clock. Train No. 6, between
Buffalo and New York, will pass
through Sayre a hall hour later
The Black Diamond express will
continue to run through Sayre
daily.
NOTICE T0 CONSUMERS
All water rents are now due and
payable at the office of the Com
pany. Tea per cent. discount al-
paid on or before Apnl 30
§
into the mud The woman leisure-
order grabbed Tom by the nape of
the neck, and after much forcible
persuasion, landed him in the bug
house
McAsey entered the bar room, it
is said, and raised a rumpus in
short order. The bartender took
exceptions, and as McAsey failed
to keep quict
duced to a pie€e of hose which is
used to soothe toughs and other
characters who do not conduct
thems lves in an orderly manner
ly climbed out of the wagon and
when the driver saw that it was
useless to try and control the ani-
mal he, too, jumped out. The
animal fell squarely on its back
and it required the services of
cight men to get it to its feet
Nothing of any importance was
broken, but the horse, which was
a pure white changed color by
coming in contact with the mud.
he was intro
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AT THEIR OWN EXPENSE
For the first time in years the
men cmployed in the Lehigh shops
at this place drew their pay on
their own time. Heretofore the
men have been allowed to draw
their pay without loss of time.
They were allowed to line up at
pay window, given their checks,
and the time thus lost was paid
for by the company. Today, how
ever, the men are not working,
having been laid off since Thurss
day. Therefore they received their
pay today at their own expense
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BALL MONDAY EVENING
The first annual ball of the
Southern Tier Division, No 10, O
After hic ha! received several ble ws)
out,
result already chronicled.
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NEW DELIVERY WAGON
The Reeser, Kessler Weiland
Co. today placed a new delivery
wagon in service. The wagon was
mide by J LL Dyer of Athens,
and is one of the finest vehicles of
its kind in this section. An artis
tic monogram, cousisting of the
letters which form the company's
name, adorns the side, and the
workmanship is of the highest
grade. The firm now has two de-
livery wagons at the disposal of its
patrons.
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B. of R. T, will be held Moadiy| TW( FINE LANTERNS
evening in the Movanho club —
rooms, The event is in charge of | The Keystone Lantern Company
competent committees who have has donated two Casey lanterns
labored assiduously to make it a! which will be disposed of at the
success, and a large crowd will be pall to be given in the Movanho
in attendance. Music will be fur-| club rooms Monday night by the
nished by the Union Lyceum or-| conductors and trainmen. One of
chestra of Ithacx. There are 20 the lanterns is on exhibition at
numbers on the dance program | Raymond & Haupt's while the
besides several extras.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
Easter services by Rev. E. K
i seve by ec CHURCH OF CHRIST
communion at 7:30 a.m. Morning] The subcct of the morning ser-
prayer and sermon and second mon will be “The Easter Spirit”
other cn be seen at VanDuyn &
Hawkin's restaurant. Tickets on
the lanterns arc five c+nts each
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ion of holy communion at| The evening theme will be “The
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The safety of any business is in its management. Investigate our order
Our Assets January 1, 1904, cee iraiesies..... $2,400,000 00
Liabilities Fetes ei eset tern rer ont ns as 4,237 80
No. of policies In force, 187,312. Gain of about 40,000 past year
Dividends paid past year .... ................. $1,810,481
Disability pald past year. rarsenscenssss 380,107 BO
Death, pa 61,889 61
E. F. MERCEREAU, Dist. Mana
ger,
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
JHousecleaning time is here and you will need
new up-to date Wall Papers. We are better pre-
pared to show the latest designs in decorations
this Spring than ever, both as ty priesand qnal-
ity. Wa carey a fall line of 11. M. Berge & Son's
high grade papers.
We are offering gilts at 5 cents, double roll.
Gilts at 6 cents, doubl= roll.
{Embossed gilts 7 cents, double roll.
Embossed gilts, 8 cents, double roll.
Kitchen papers 10 cents, double roll.
Borders same price as side.
Givao usa call before buying. 600 patterns in
stock to select from.
G. F. Beloud & Co.
Desmond Street, Sayre, Pa.
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LILIES
Jap-a-Lac
Kives uew life and lustre to old,
tables, chairs, furniture and
picture frames. It is the ideal
fiuish for Moors, interiny wood-
work, bath rooms, sash and
sills,
Thirteen colors —100 different
70 cents a quart can,
All the best and most widely
wdvertised goods are always to
be found at this store and at
And contrast their purity and white-
ness with your teeth. If the com-
parison is not favorable, or if you
already know your teeth to be
defective, do not hesitata to consult
DRS WILLIAMS & LEWIS™
whose profession is not n'y to cure
sore and painful teeth, but to re- 3!
store and place thew to thelr natae- |
al beauty. @ar methods are the lat- |
est, thorough'y scien ific and pain- |
less. VITALIZED AIR.
DRS. WILLIAMS & LEWIS, |
Opposite Big Store,
4H EFE PER RLR EEE REP 0Ne |
Pn
uNes
prices to please every parses,
BOLICH BRO'S,
HARDWARE.
G. H. GOFF
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‘Is now readv to furnish
| Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Delays Are Dangerous
Things will happen over night to |
change she entire courses of events, Thus |
Both Phones, Waverly. *
with your housaand household at peace
and in safety at sanset Easter Sunday
SS
I. L. BENJAMIN,
there mav ba no home the next day
Fire! Why don't you get and keep your | Painter, Decorator and Paperhanger,
personal property (osured through us
aghinat fire every minute in the year?
FRED J. TAYLOR,
SAYRE, PA.
E. M. DUNHAM,
ATTORNERY-AT-LAW,
First-class work done promptly pt rea
sonable prices, .
| Residence: 120 Spruce St, Athens, Pa,
L. B. DENISON, N. D.
Talmadge Building, Rimer A