_
ustic
$2.00
While they last.
Chairs
Each
Worth double.
| B.T. Hale of Towanda was in
Athens yesterday.
Joha D. Fice and wife were in
Trinket yesterday.
Miss Kathryn Prince is visiting
Picture Framing Neatly |
GRAF
Undertaking.
= Th
Furniture
Cor.
relatives in Towanda
Mrs A. R Morey and daughter
are the guests of Ithaca friends
this weeks.
Department Commander J. An-
drew Wilt was in Athens yesterday
afternoon.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Otis
| Wells, Bridge street, this morning,
a daughter.
Jone at Reasonable Prices.
Reid Thurston and wife spent a
of Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly. week in Elmira, returning to
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital
Surplus -
ER SRT,
$50,000.00
$12,000.00
We solicit your Banking basi-
pess, and will pay you three per
cent. Interest per annum for money
loft on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Aocount.
The department of savings is a
special feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the mame rate of
- interest.
BH. HN. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
CS RT I A
The Valley Record
J. &. MURRELLE, Publisher,
W. T. CAREY, Editor.
Published every afternoon except Sun-
ay a8 Marrelle’s Printing Office, Sayre,
Subscription, $3.00 per year; 25 cents
month.
Pe Advertising rates reasonable, and made
as second-class matter May
19, at at Sa Pa,
mde he Ack oon of Horch 5,
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IDAY, JUNE 1, 1908.
MICHAEL DAVITT DEAD.
Zriah Patriot's Notable Carcer Closed
at Midnight Last Night
DUBLIN, May 81. Micha
@led at mm’ Inight last night
able career in Irish List
After a Joug iluess Hl
' Wed peacefully and po
of bis oldest so
two daughters aud Joho Di
Bad devotedly attended him thr
Bis illuess. and of many of bis wost io
timate friends
Shortly before his death | er Hat
ton bad Deen with bu Mrs Davitt
who had been In constant ath lance
on her husband until a few days
when sbe herself was taken il
prostrate io the same ! t
weak to leave her room "
get been Informed of her husbands
death.
It Is stated that Mr Davitt le
written message to the Irish
The greatest sympathy has
played by all classes of soviet
Mr. Davitt's illness. The Los
eged Ly anxious Inquirers
nd. leader of the Irish
parilatdent was a frequent inguin
telephone from the Louse of cuinu
and gave up his proposed contin
trip over the Whitsuntide bo days In
consequence of the condition of Lis
friend, the father of the Irish Land
Jeague. After a rally Tuesday night
Mr, Davitt was able to speak to tl
at bla bedside, but soon showed that be
was losing ground
Among the last callers at the |
tal last aight was Lord Hemphill on
behalf of the Bar! of Aberdeen lord
lsufensnt of Ireland, nod the Countess
of Abérdeecn
Mr. Davitt retired fron
sentation of South May nj
in . but to the ast took a k
terest in the politics of b su
ravitt
tr
mle |
ft
people
1 dis
y during
ta i
John E
party io
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na
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the repre
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4 ry
_Semeorial Day In Paris
PARIS, May 31 A © entative
gatherioy of Americans bo
staffs. of the embassy aA
was present at the
on Memorial dsy of
flowers the tomb of Lalas
pus cemetery Henry
tary of the American ciulassy
od. Splendid wreaths were mn
from the lafayette post,
Colonial Dames awd
Club of Paris. Mrs J
Bulfalo addressed the
behalf of the Daughters
fean Hevolution
)
ug the
ud
n
the
\
ft the
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Fragile Protection
Ouest (being shown «
Bo this 1s your Xilchen
splendidly appointed, but
you got so mauy mirrors around?
There must be a doren, al least
Host—8h-h! The cook Ia supersti-
tious and--this way she doesn’t dare
‘tg throw things --Bostom Transeript
ns
h
It Weems
why have
ver VAS | ==
i
Athens last evening.
ROYAL ARCANUM MATTERS Thomas i. Shaw of Elmira
— Heights 1s visiting his cousin, W.
H. Shaw, in Atheas.
Atheas—The Supreme Council
of the Royal Arcanum are sending | Miss Chloe Quick, who has been
out circulars giving the decision of (the guest of Mrs John Elsbree,
the Supreme Court of Massachu- returned to Sugar Run this morn-
setts sustaining them in their cons ling.
tention that they have the pow-| My and Mrs. Oscar Denton went
to establish such rates asi, Ulster this morning to spend
they deem necessary for the per-|the day with their uncle Isaac
petuation of the order. This action, | Brown.
while it may be gratifying to the
ok y be gratifying Carl Holcomb of Philadelphia
grand officers, will not conduce to
Medical college, is spending a
|the well being of the order. It is
‘the old subterfuge of Shylock—"It | short time with his parents in
lis not so nominated in the bond,” | Athens
| and however much they may try| Mrs. Jane David has gone to
lto conceal their real nature, there | Owego where she will be the guest
lis only one outcome, and that is|of her brother, Wesley Vanover, a
| that the order never again will have | short ime
| the confidence of the public. They Mrs Theodora Ackley Ris Fe.
say that “the members who com-|,, 0.415 Monroeton after visiting
plain have bad insurance at less her daughter and friends in Ath
than cost. How is it then that the
jens two weeks
order has accumulated a two ml
er
lion dollar surplus under the old! W._F. Baldwin, a former clerk in
order of things? They were very | Ruggles store, but now a student
glad to get these old members and | in Brooklyn, is visiting at the home
held out attractive promises to|of James Lowman
them that they would be better off
than they would in the old line
companies. These men have ac
cepted the terms in good faith and
there has never been any complaint
that they were getting protection
at less than cost until the time
came when it was thought to the
interest of the anstocratic supreme
Mrs. Seigel Kiff went to Troy
today to attend the commencement
exercises of the high school and
will visit relatives there.
Mrs. Vernon Beckwith, who has
been visiting Mrs. Alex Keefe and
Mrs. John Lyons a week, reurned
to Warren Centre today.
power to drive them out of the
It 1s time that these nabobs |
were given to understand that peo- | ledge at
ple will not be fooled by tricks of | Wednesday
this kind The order
members every day and there 1s no |
Reid Thurston saw Bob Rut-
Rorick’'s Glen, Elmira,
He was with some
boys and having a good time.
Edwin F. Loomis and his con-
cert troupe will give a concert in
the Towanda Methodist church
next Wednesday evening, June 6
order
is loosing |
jrvvo WRECKED TWO TROLLEYS
|
| Clacinnatl Physician and Others Bad-
| }y Burned In Collision
| CINCINNATI May 31 —A pumber
f f two street
auto
Charles Kitchen has gone to
Binghamton to get his famous trot
ting horse. When he
there will be some fast trotting
perscls were (nj read
returns
= were burued snd at
Ked
street Lidl
ir le
Vine
) puss
uubl
dent on the
tried
which Werte
WI es GOAL AY
I Le
two
hereabouts
The Gazette typos extended
their journey from Ralston to
Williamsport yesterday and have
some big stories to tell about the
mining camps and lumber indus-
tries in that part of the country.
Mfenr 1
Leto ewii street cars
approaching each other, but Lis car
aught and crushed, the tank ex
plodding and setting both street cars on
| fire
Was «
J F. Atkins
Lilie wae seri
owner of the
auton usly Lurned, as
were Bertha and Eugen's Nulson,
th him. The
chnuffeur Walter Leval, was also bad
ly burned
the
{oe
ters who were riding w
who has
employed in Mrs J. A.
Gould's millinery store, has accept-
ed a position in F. E Luckey's
store, and will enter upon her
duties there when the millinery
scason 1s over
Miss Lora Stevens,
A uuinber of persons on the street | heen
cars Intured They were
taken to their howe= ino cabs and their
uses were not secured
were niso
Ante Plauged Down Thirty-five Feet.
NEW YORK, May 31 — Heuben J
Taylor, superintendent of the Conti
peutal Fire lusurapce company, while
automobiling with bis wife was buried| Charles Mulligan writes home
der the machine after it bad toppled |
over a thirty five feet embankment on | from the George Jr, Republic that |
R Ibe auto fatled to|the Sayre baseball team have no
climb a steep Lill at that location and
| richt to claim a victory in the re-
began to back down hill Mrs Ioylor | - y
cafety. but Mr. Taylor kept | cent game as he with others of the
his place at the steering wheel snd | players were away from home and
when the automobile backed into |
fev and fell over the embaukment ne | that Sayre only played 4 scrub
was buried uuderueath He was taken [team picked up in a hurry. If
| Sayre will make them another vis-
| to a hospita) in a critical condition
Ocos stormed by Rebets. |; they will accommodate them
CITY OF MEXICO, May 31 —~News | “
from (General Toledo, the former war | With a real game and will “mop
ulster of Guatemala. who is advanc | the ground” with them
ug from Ralvador Iolo Guatemsls |
with 2.00% troops, including, It is sald! Frank Burney, the poor fellow
Salvadorian regulars, 1s satisfactory to |
the revolutiouists, who sunounce a vic i who has had several fits lately, got
tory over the Guatemalans. It 1s re | discouraged yesterday and asked
gored that Ocon wes sured b7 84% 15 be seat to Burlington. Chic
cliarge | Mulligan telephoned to the com
Tag Necessary. | missioners and obtained their con-
A dog which has traveled round the | sent to have him taken there and
OT baee SAS the Shae he was sent this morning. He is
got a license. | conscious of his condition and that
| he is liable to have a recurrence of
these attacks at any time and feels
that there is no one to care for
him bere, and as a last resort has
asked to be received in the county
house.
u
erdaie Avelue
jumped to
0
Bise of Furrow.
A plow furrow Is usually
inches wide by six inches deep.
First Reform.
Municipal reform comes Omly after
individual reform.
shoe shop. The store is being re- |
i
§
L K Williams and wife o
Franklindale, and John Frizbie of,
New Era, came up last evening to
sce Mrs. John Frizbie, who was
sick at the hospital. Mrs. Frizbie
died last night and they returned
to their homes this moming. The
remains of Mrs. Frizbie will be
taken to New Era later.
a great improvement on the old
one
An Italian named A Muscals,
while working at the boring shop
yesterday had the middle finger of
his left hand taken off They were
lowering a heavy pipe when it fell
and his finger was caught between
the iron and skid. He was taken
to the hospital and the fiager was
amputated between the first and
second joint. He is now at his
home on Satterlee street, and gets
ting along finely.
REPAIRING BUILDING
Athens—The workmen made
rapid progress yesterday teanng
out the burned portions of the bor-
ing shop at the bridge works, and
they will get the machinery in
order so as to resume work in a
very short time. The fire happened
in an unfortunate time, for they
have large orders that must be
gotten out at once. As soom as
the shelter is provided for the
machinery they will start it run
ning and they will be compelled to
work night and day to catch up.
INPORTANT NOTICE
A special and important meeting
of the Athens high school Alumni
association will be held at 7:30
o'clock this evening in the high
school building, to plan for a ban-
quet. All local members are urged
to be present. Let members make
special effort in behalf of the
assocuation.
By order of Committee
$8.25 Sayre to New Haven, Conn.
and retarn via the Lehigh Valley Ralil-
road, June 8d to 8th, account Knights of
Columbus Nations! Coancil. See Lehigh
Valley Ticket Agents for further par-
ticulars. 156-td
$15 45 Sayre to Boston, Mass.
and return via the Lehigh Valley Rail-
road, Juue 7th to 11th, account The First
Charch of Christ Scientist. See Lehigh
Valley Ticket Agents for further par-
ticulars. 10-td
Piles! Piles! Piles!
Dr. Williams’ Indian Pile Ointment
will care Blind, Bleeding, Ulceratad and
Itching Piles It absorbs the tumors,
allays the itching at once, acts as »
poultice, gives instant relief. Dr. Wil-
liam's Indian Pile Ointment is prepared
for Piles and Itching of the private
parts. Every box is guaratteed. Sold
by drnggists, by mail, for 50c and $1.00.
Williams Mf'g Co, Props, Cleveland,
0. Porsale by C. M. Driggs, druggist.
For Jury Commissioner
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Jury Commissioner, subject to Re-
publican rales. I am io favor of an
equable distribution of jurors in the
county, and am opposed to being direct-
od by any political boss as to whose
name may be placed In the jury box. |
gave my county four years’ service dur-
ng the Civil War and believe In ths
same equality and justice now that]
fought to establish then.
P. N. DIXON, Wysox, Pa.
April 19, 1906.-s168jan-1taw.
OXFORD TIES
For Men, Women and
Children in all the latest
styles, prices ranging
from 70c to $3.25. Ev-
erything strictly new;
no old stock. Call and
examine our shoes and
convince yourself.
D. E. McMAHAN,
1. 0. O. F. Block,
Cor. Pine and Mala Sts.
E. M. DUNHAR,
ATTORNEY-ATLAW,
Ofice:— Rooms 4 sod 5{ Kimer Block,
Athens
re's Busy Grocery
Saturday Specials!
# bunches Onions
# bunches Radishes .
3 large heads Lettuce .
4 bunches Pre Plant |
3 lbs Spinach
3 phos Nu Life
14 gts Beans :
g lbs Ginger Snaps .
Banner Oats, ply.
2 cans Red Salmon |
3 002 phys Apetize Biscuit
10 3 pags Raisins .
10) ; pkgs Currants |
10 4 pkgs Royal Corn St
: ples Macaroni . ‘
; 12 cans Hoyt's Tomatoes
; cans Telephone Peas .
J cans Climax Corn
; cans Excellent Corn
7 6 bars Marseilles Soap
3
ref]
SPECIAL CANDY—0x Hart Chocolate Creams, per pound
We Sell Cherry Hams and Bacons
PLANTS!
Pansy Plants, per box
Verbena Plants, per bo
Geramums, per pol.
Tomato Plants, dozen .
. PLANTS!
Celaory Plants
Pepper Plants
We carry a fine line of Hardiwvare, Queen
Spades,
H 1c te 12¢ a /
The I 1GHT VING
Cream
!
’
Ice
lreezer the
best m ide, 2 grarls te 3
quarls, Sr 850 up.
LA. & C.R. WILLIAM
BOTH ‘PHONES. 148 Desmond St.
FOR 1906.
The Pierce, Racycle, Miami, Rambler,
Crescent and Nubia.
FRICES FROM $20.00 UP.
Largest stock of bicycle sundries.
Saddles from 50c up.
from 10c up.
Tires from $1 SO up.
Pedals from 50c up. Pumps
Coaster Brakes from $4.00 up.
ZAUSMER'S JEWELRY STORE,
Broad Street.
Waverly.
Valley Record, 25 cents Per Month
Brand new line of celluloid
comb sets, plain and met-
al trimmed 25 and SOc.
Grey comb sets, the latest
thing SOc.
An attractive lineof bone and
celluloid hair pins, 2 for Sc,
3forS5c,6forSc. A
great bargain.
We have added more new
belts to an already good
assortment. Come and
see. Boys’ black pat-
ent leathers 9c.
New 10c assortment of fancy
ribbons. Last one all
sold out.
Gregg's Racket Store,
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
Loskhart Breet, fuayre,
foreige and Domestic Fruits.
Pare Olive Oil for medical
Macaroni at §, 8 and 10e per
No. 3 Elizabeth St. Waverly
0SBORN'S LIVERY
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
Baggage called for and delivered in
Subscribe for The Record
Large. handsome go-cart,
lace par mol, ete, Dr. HL. Tuttle,
Elmer avenue,
“The Dr. Judson property om
Soply to W. Howard
National Bank, Athena,
For Rent
| Forofire or living rooms, first floor
|over B. Freedman's store, 318 Broad stét
| Twosmall offices, one room with bath,
| suitable for gentleman. Inquire H. R,
Talmadge. 278-8
Por rent. offiee rooms ir the Wheelock
84
Two offio=a for rent in the
Maney
Page block,
&
net
a —
Strayed
| A dog came to the premises of the un-
|dersigned recently. Owner can have
same by paying for thisad. P. R
Pritchard, 315 Sammit Bt, Sayre, 308
| Notice.
i a
a r
must be for when ordered printed.
| We positively cannot
ee Choviing Wonirly ou
sping and is en! out of
proportion to the amount ia
the transaction.
Political Announcements
| 1 hereby announce myself as a candi-
| date for Jury Commissioner on the Re-
| publican ticket, subject to the rules
| governing the Republican primaries to
| be held June 18th next. 8. A. BLISH.
Bayre, Pa., May 15,1908.
| To Bradford County Republicans:
{ 1 herewith present my name as 8 can-
| didate for Representative in the Pean-
| sylvania Legislature, subject to Repub-
{lican rules. 1 stand for the enactment
of laws giving a straight, uniform two
|eent fare on all railroad lines. That
trolley roads shall bave the vested right
| to transport freights. A revision of our
{tax laws to the end that corporations
| shall contribate to relief of local taxa-
| tion and be compelled to bear their just
{share of the barden of tax. The same
| to be used for free schools or such other
purpose as our people may desire. All
laws to be drawn plain, clear and die.
tinet so thers shill be po doubt as to
intention and purpose.
Edmond M. Tuton,
14-td Beutley Creek, Pa.
To the Voters of Bradford County :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Representative subject to Republi-
can rules. 1 bave always stood for clean
politics, a fair ballot and au honest
count, and I believe in “a square deal
for all.” If elected I will vote and work
for such laws as will further these ends.
1 favor the passage of laws making pas-
senger rates two cents a mile, also for
more liberal appropriations for schools
to the end that local taxation for that
purpose ja8) reduced to the lowest
possible limit and for such additional
aid for road building and maintecance
as the best interests of the people de-
mand. I particularly favor the emact-
ment of laws that will equalize taxation
and compel corporations to bear their
prove share of the burden, the grant-
ng of freight privileges to trolley com-
panies, and a libel law that is just and
equitable. Pledging myself to the iat-
crests of the people, 1 tfully solicit
their support at the Stag vimaries,
GILES M. NS,
y 10, 1908.
Towanda, Pa., March 30, 1908.
To the Republican vuters of Bradford
Sousty :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Representative, su to
can rules. 1am lo favor of reform