DERS AND PREPAY FREIGHT OR EX PRESS ON PUR CHASES OF $500 OR OVER Articles for brit Linen pony Linen Engiish Linen Engi: culls White linen sk other strap effet this c! jacket box coat <h es als ANA» Reep con! In Buster B Blouse eff ects. "pr Infant's cotton k cashmere ow em! Under- Q Muslin <> FOR Big AND Little People « We continually Corset Covers Pants Chemise - Night Gowns broidered Little people's pan Children’ 8 gui at Little Prices. Tobe ek ok CoC Tt Toa car's look is® TRADE 1 WARR PATENTED PORCH SHADES I'he bell has some numbers worth your w Refrigerators eaualb le fend Man! il ed as hirst ind gi if Ling » regul speci py are st gile rung o } tO cluse [ca Coolers $175 and ny p Hundreds We sell practically Elite baby caps need their merit. They are them at nilet plete t iT Basement of 5 r arioys Spa La pr of Screen Doors and Windows 1st and are 1c. 23¢. & the $117. "0 37 ar load We h ear with hinges X4c Fear was 3 « ive ies this § Oflos Maney & Page Hlock, Rooms formerly occapisd by the late John R. Murray, Office hours: 9 tw 10a m; 8.30 to8 p,m Atother thoes during day at Valley Record office. C.J. Kiron, SAYRE'S LEADING DRAYMAN, Especial care and prompt at. tention given to moving of Pigaoe. Household Goods, Safes etc — LAWS & WINLACK, of BEMYILIE OO. M Out oe Sydney A luce HAMTON at Law. A GENERAL LAW BUSINESS TRANSACTED. LAWS" RUILDING, 119 DESMOND ST. Valley Phone 180-A. Sayre. LENIGH AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest Possible Prices Orders can be left at West Sayre Drug Store, both phones; or at the Erie street yards st Sayre. Both Phones COLEMAN NASSLER, HILL & BEIBACH Are Lockhart St. Sayre. Closing Blurk Yuotatlons Live “tock Markets. LE ¥ market low cB. “. BE EGL®. veal s Bens tw : prime market lower Yorkers and wipts Talr hravies Mediuma, REP. ANL | MBs nade ly fair . A ) A y ree s hsacs SENATOR BURTON CONDEMNED Sentenced to Sin and Fiaed $4 WASHING i Preis rt Joseph Months la Prisons If Seustor at iearu. nig “ Le va aut Hurtou's feme was Seuatnr scold lu the und bom the satue peus!ty the present ca 1 Llis appeal 10 Brat K that the su} Ase tle reult ’ § ty and The we t the su} t reserwed the de sion in th Hirst statice Levauses (t r that the » apd wot ed wads was pad & ia »L ney was 'r Peck LU ult ed pany as © Hepu Michigan Mince Still (losed BAY Muy 22 An ef ter fee of the eo resluced fr s refused The e all bit e March a toes Tearoom on Liner A Japanese temroom is a feature of the new Holland American liner Nieuw Amsterdam. which has Just been Aclivered to the company by Har land & Wolff Japanese lanterns | hang from the cetling On the walls are lacquers and inlays specially pre cured from Japan. THEN. George H. Raup retursed from Wyalusing last evening George LL. Fuller 1s still confined to his home with sickness Cashier S F. Robinson was in Towanda today on business Mrs. Alice Ellis and Mrs. Frank Heath were in Towanda today. Mrs Robert A. Nicol spent to- day at the Emma Warner residence in Milan Sumner Park of Nichols, was in Athens yesterday looking after his Mrs Harry Mapes went to Wy- alusing today to visit her mother, Mrs Mary Strong Dr J] T Holcomb and James B Maney are on a fishing excur- sion in Sullivan county Hon IL. T Hoyt and Lawyers at Towanda court today Aaron Vought of Orwell, grand- father of Alta B Rogers, was in Athens today to attend her funeral W VV. Bacon of Canton, and are guests at the home of WG New man Mrs. Ethan Jakeway returned from Philadelphia last evening and will go to her home in E mura to J. W. Beaman, Esq, 1s a lawer of large brain but he persists in go- ing to Towanda by way of William. sport H. O Dorman of Corning came look after manus David Kaufman of Jefferson Cols summer vacation with his parents The Athens cadets and P. O. S of A will attend the Presbyterian church with the Grand Army next Sunday morning, The exhibition of Brown & Wethenll's coal breaker and mine operations will be given in the streets of Athens tomorrow even- ing The LE. F. Hallock suit was oc- cupying the attention of Bradford county court today, and a large To number of witnesses were in wanda. Mrs. J. D Sickler of Colley, has been the guest of her sister, Mrs C. Burlingame, and returned home today. Mrs RB. Sickler accom. panies her to her home Reserved seats for the concert May 2, in the Methodist church, may be obtained at Sanford's drug store All tickets 35 cents each, including reserved seats. Jesses Childs and J. T. Sanford went to Laporte today. Jesse nursing an ojured finger, Druggist Sanford breathing spell cares 1S and 1S enjoying a from his official Charles F. Kellogg went to Ithaca last evening. Dr. Cowell accompanied him and they will Maid of Athens for the present season. George Lowman, a student of the Medico-Chi College, Philadel - phia, came to Athens last evening to spend his summer vacation. He 1s clerking in Sanford’'s drug store for a few days Mrs. Leslie Sairs gave her hus- band a pleasant surprise last even- ing, it being the anniversary of his birthday. There was a large com- pany of his male friends present and they had a fine evenung. Mrs. Ruth Morey, a former res- ident of Athens, will graduate from Cortland Normal school in June and she has already accepted a position as preceptress in the Earlville, N. Y. high school. Miss Sara Sawtelle of Elmira | college came to Athens today and will sttend the ordination services MAY 22, 1906 evening, when her brother Alvin C. Sawtelle, will be ordained to the ministery Dr W G Simpson will make the memonal address G. A. R. Sunday evening, May 27. The patriotic people of that place will hear an eloquent tnbute to the memory of their departed heroes Will E. Croll has resigned his position at the Forrest house. He has been a very valuable man for them and retires from his position with the highest esteem of hy He has not yet decided upon what he will em ployers do in the future Dr Ju ius Dodd m hi houschold goods into the WO Robinson ho sth Maur street yesterday, and now his pro- wed ise on Sol fessional that customers on the door means to his i geod to Sign he is ready to attend He avd his will be welcomed back Athens Robert | ocaba Athens in the 54S winter that t has fter spending iba He the United States governm made a of that Spanish town, and that the native Havana, new ty inhabitants are putt The stars and great civi'sz ew life and energies stripes the 1S a ing emblem 1n world’s progress Dr. McClarty has received an in. to attend the fiftieth annual commencement exercises of vitation Vennsyivama College of Dentistry, to at the Academy of Music in Philadelphia June 1. As he has a ticket the stage itis evident that he will be an honored The of the Alumni will take place from Belles vue Stratford hotel May 31 BRIDGE IS NOT A PUBLIC HIGHWAY Athens —The fnghtful disaster at the railroad bridge Sunday may wcll be taken to pedestrians who have been crossing be held on gurst banquet as a warning it recently in their pleasure recrea- the that it is not a public highway, and all who attempt to use it tions and fact it emphasizes as such The struct a curve and 1t ism do so at great penl ure 1s built on possible for an engineer on a north bound train to discern persons for but a short distance ahead of them, the speed and when the they cannot be stopped in time to prevent an accis dent trains are making usual Human life 1s too precious to take such risks as many of our chi'dren and young people have done heretofore and it as hoped that more caution may be exercised take again still that no one will it Better take the longer route across or better crossing the without the possibility of with an accident that will leave a deep pall of mourning over enjoy beautiful Howers and scenery meeting your friends $3.00 to Buffalo and Niagara Falla, N. ¥. a Lehigh Valley railroad excarmsion, [eo Day, May 30 TR. id with return limit May 3st, and retaruing ou all Black Diaisond Express ed | For furthe d retu woount LE Mav 30th good going trains, except the within (Msc rib r partic agen ta nlars 12-td ew ———— $4 soto Toronto, Ont and Return Account Decoration Day »xcursion, May 30 via Lehigh \ ley railroad. Tickets vill be mold Mav 30th, good retarning until Jane 2 inclasive, on all trains ex- «pt the Black Diamond Express. For further information L. VV. ticket agents 12-td NY We have as large a line of Hosiery Hosiery as you will find in this valley Ladies lace hose, black, K white and cream, 15c and 25¢ La- dies’ seamless cotton hose, double heel and toe, 10c. La- dies hose, 40 guage, double heel and toe, 15¢; 2 for 25¢ Corson hose for ladies, im- proved split foo' 25c Large assortment men's and chil- dren's hose, 10, 15, 20c and two for 25c. Seeing is being convinced. I. 0. 0. P. Block, Cor. Pine and Main Sts., Athens PEEL EEE P EPP IEEE OTT j SHOES 4 2 SAYR A comparison & SUTTON E, PA. SHOES] : will convince you i Office anda Bridge Work Valley Tel Residence at Our Specialty ephone 97d SALE AR ARAL ALD BASARE ddd POPP TTTTITTTITITTITTIYTTTT YY YY | Bring Your Job Printing to Murrelle's bi Office “The Satisfactory Place.” From four to eight skilled job | printers and a new, up-to-date equipment are at your service. Our patrons say we have the disposition to please. We keep, our promises. Talmadge Bullding, Eimer Ave., Sappe.] Yalley Phooe |28x. WE PRINT The Valley Record new ble and diffe POP 4900000000PPPPNNVIVVPIIFTL PIF EEEI PENI G00 Mie Tailors, Clothiers EHH VALLEY R. . {iz effect © 13. 1g} Trains leave Sayre aa follows: EASTBOUND A MM Dally for Towasds Tunkhas- sock, Pittston, Wilkes Barre, Masch husk Allestows. Beth aut. New siete g ores ashingtom. os Tunkhas- for Towanda re Bate Gien Sam : hun fay Tr inflows x ath ra adel; 3 Daily for Allentown, Beshie Ee Faston Newark and Mew York, Carries Sleeping Car P only. AM (Waveriyd, AM) Wek dam . suly for Athens Ulster, Towanda, Mon ’ toeten, New Albany, Dushore, Satter Geld Halls, WI ENemaport Wyaissing, Lacey vilie Tunkhannock tiston and Wilkes-Barre. (Waverly AE A M) Duily for A: A Tunkhansock, Pittston, Wilkes Barre. Glen Summit y White Haves, Fenn Haven Jooctios aach Chank Allentown Dethichem New York, Phil sdeiphia, Baltimore and Washington. A M Sazday only, for Athens MUaa, . Tister Towanda, Wyslsasisyg Lacey 10: 0 ville Meghoppen and knsanock (Waverly 1233 P. M) Dally 12: 80: or ua Tuskbaasock, rags Wilkes Barre. Glens Summit | White Haves Masch Chunk, Allestown hem New York, Fuiladelphis, Baltimore 2 Washington » Dally, Black Dismsnd Re | Aon for Towanda, Tuskhasseck, Pittston, Wilkes Barre, Olen Same mi M Mesch Chank Allentown, Bethlehem New | York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. | F M (Waverly gas FP. M) Week days only for Athens Ulster, Towsads Moun be roeton, New Albany, Dashore, Batter eid hy Williamsport, neport. Wyalasiag, Lacey. Lacey | ¢ Taskhansock, 10:40: WESTPOUND, | a y for Geneva, Buffalo, Ri ny es Detsolt, Chicago, Louis and points west A M Daly for Geneve, Rochester, Cal. i edcnls, Batavia, Buffalo Consects for 5 Wingas Palls and Toronin | M Daily for Lockwood, Van Ritem, | [eee Ithace Trumansburg, Ha | Geneva Rochester, Bats b; Counects for Auburn week days ouly A M Week days only tot Logi aal, Nn 0 Van Kites Sgeacer. Tthace, Ithacs, Trumans targ. Hayts Geneva, Roches | ter Batavia Paffalo and Niagars Falls A Dei ly for Ceneva Rochester Buf 3: 40: sgars Falls Detroit and Chi Dally for Lockwood Odessa, 3: AL Burdett (Wathing) Vaiots, Ledl, Glibert, Varick and Geneva r Ithacs Trumansburg, , rneva Rox hester, Ba- eveland Detroit, and ; 4 Auburn wrek dave only Express, b: 3 for a Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Detro!t, Chicago, St Louis and | potats west Dally, Back Diamond daily for Lockwood, Van Kites, 5:38 tome Ithecs, Trumansburg, Hayts Corners. Geneva and Manchester. AUBURN DIVISION A M Week days ouly, ey OS Free 05 ville, Cortland CRastots Morsvia, Aubaurm, sede. “Hors J t Haven Syracuse, Utica and Al | P M Dally for Owego, Preeville, Cort 25 land Canestots. Groton, Morsvis, As- iJe burn, Syracuse, Utica asd Albany. il This Summer? s high time to decide you want and your selection now offer for choice all model singla and dou- breasted sack suits in the gray worsteds truly ‘appreciate the of the style and try on the rent models. It will be & Blish, and Haberdashers, Lockhart St,
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