Sayre, Pa. saving possibilities. (See big "$3.50 and $1.00 sh close them out that pair. All 81208, all Sty les ers. $2.09 and $2.89 'S at Sorosis high grade Radcliffe, medium Boardman, These are a women's shoes; grade popular price trinity of each — a ‘ath $3.50 UO D(H) 11 itself. |] = rs: ‘“ Hand Cars and employed. at less places. on are asked most Children's hand bags Better ones, Actual count shows over each, up to —— A cleanup on Stationery 16¢ values . Yc Envelopes and 2c paper to 19¢ Jie . $5.00 iC in show. See China, Cut Glass Leather and Golden Oak F Lockhart Street Window. others Hiroughont the Bring Your FR Printive to Murrelle’s Printing Office “The Satisfactory Place.” From four to eight skilled jo! 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, timer Ave., Sayre, Yalley Phone |28x. WE PRINT The Valley Record JOHN C. PECKALLY, DEALER IN foreign and Domestic Fruits. Pure Olive Oil for medical parpe Macaroni at §, 3 aud 10e per poand No. 5 Elizabeth St. Waverly HILL & BEIBACH care Best of Everything Lockhart St. mes Sayre. we show a WOW AT Jtar Inndslide As wane, the Millinery our prices zenith of our use- because our selec- son's close. Se the value, 2ic. 10ec, Ar- 10c¢. y to about 35 styles 30 patterns. Value FLOOR In Skagit Valley COMMERCIAL New Thlve Stoo AN - r i ~ ’ lamba, $4 5407 | Pans Sheer and OU8c to $1.67 Faney, PR FOR LIFE SON Cleveland Poole feta Life A 1 was RIT ey it i i (oon) tHIEM. J King H ire Le 4 ud! i of Haak wos first Lere i An hour els leav! thr lxhiting Natal Mebels. ine which the reb chinrges] the Lely uitimately ted, | Sixty of their number dead e deter fieally The re MTHENS. Mrs. Robert A Nicol Ulster today. went to Hon. I. T. Hoyt has returned from New York The fountain on Bridge street is laid up for repairs date case frit preserver and display to stonists home from a six weeks visit in Monroeton A large number of Athens people B the N.P. L Elmira today omned excursion B J coach Overfie Arth Meshoppen this morning shipped a fine dog to Mrs J A. Bradley went to Ghent she will be the guest of relatives for a few days 1st evening, where Charles De Ia has been visiting his brother, F Athens, home this morning nion of nn, who i Donlon, in [ast returned Athens { Plymouth, Dana White, formerly of township, but now Chase county, Kansas, is visiting friends in this vicimty Benninger went to this Mrs Mary New Albany she will morning, where and July with her mece, Mrs. Shulz, Miss Jessie Kendall, daughter of R W. Kendall of Burlington, has Athens a short time and returned home this been visiting relatives in morning Charles today an home to New York tonight to play with the Freewille Mulligan came will go baseball team in a game Springfield and Northfield George A Gallinger of Chicago 1s visiting friends in Athens for a He the pneumatic few days an employe of and has exhibition of too! works been attending an mechanical tools in Atlantic City L The awning in front of Wolcott tht this morning tore cau re about § o'clock ind was pretty nearly the lighted match destroyed Some person in upper rooms threw a if the which caused the fire out window onto the awning KE. L 1) year Billings recently returned from nver, where he spent the his health He last might with B J past for stopped over Overheld to New and resumed his journey He Albany this morning will probably return to Denver C. E. CONVENTION Athens convention The Sixteenth annual of the Chnstian En ‘mon of Bradford and Sul- at the Presbytenan church this o'clock. Th- R von Tobel will lead the ser Mrs. von Tobel will make an address, and Rv. Magee Pratt of LeRaysville will ress the convention Moral Appeal to Tomorrow morning deavor | Livan counties will Athens evening at AF vice of praise, convenc CV ilso ad “The Endeavorers.’ on a sunnse ser vice will be led by Rev. F. I. Allen ato o 1 praise and devotion by Rev. R. Ke of Towanda at § o'clock; the cor by Rev smitcher of Wyalusing at 10:3 an Rev. Dr. 'W, Sytematic lock, Ira lock al service lea ssler vention sermon address by Simpson Study at 11 o dress by Rev Sayre at 11 on in ad of ‘rtnoon and Hotaling 1! the devotional services at 2 will be of Rev Ir the Velock in charge E.C Petrie of Sayre Mrs. Ida Dukes of Camden, by Rev Hoover of Dushore N J. PH and an address $3 to Buffalo and Niagara Falls, N. Y.,and return, ley excursion, Jaly 4th, 1908, Tickets will be sold for all trains except’ the Hlack Diamond Express July 4th, good returning on all trains exespt the Black Diamond Express July 5th foclusive. See tickets agents Lehigh Valley rail- road for further pathiealars, n | Subscribe for The Record. Athens— Exvaett Harder died at his home in Owego day before yesterday, after a long and severe iliness, He was one of the skilled! in! Iron Works, in Athens, in carly one of the leading industries of this the Revolutionary war, was living the time. Emmett was a nephew of his, and came from Binghamton, and resided here were sold and removed to At that Scran titac many of the ind Emmett went with them, where he remained several years Return ng to Owego he enlisted as a lieu tenant K., Twenty xth New York Infantry, in which mmand in Company served when his regiment was he two years, mustered He married Miss A. Chamberlain, one of the it of servic: Lucy Owego, and soon after engaged in the mer cantile he con- tinucd to carry on up to the time he became so feeble that he was ip all work. He finest in Owego and his friends were legion business, which obliged to give one of the homes He was the first foreman of Pro tection Hose Company when it was organized in Athens in 1855, and continued to hold that position un Athens. His tuneral occurred today from his til he removed from home, and a delegation from Protection Hose, composed of L~ec Stacey, E. M. Crawford, F K Harns and C. T. Hull, at with them a memorial wreath as a tnbute from the company tended the funeral, taking Po With the lows this r Fire Protection the nadequate peopie than ort generaliv by bucket pump no fre appara ep occasionally a hand f vhtractors Is used by Youngest Governor Herbert J Wala Hagerman, a native of Mi ernor of New i ately Ina 1 ted go Mexico, was boru in 1871 vernor io the ried and wealtly ulty Bb favor by He al of rather IUE Wo nell igur 1s the ngs He c#ldeg AVIULUR a * Rk} Kod upor th n {he ad a tters from yo ng ulitha } v t We TRO he io lw ty in has recaly Books in China bites: perial commissioners thie other Nien! that mao In Ihe ( tn the Boston V expressed Frum tte ileal DOOR alx Dest itder 1,00 vil respecting $310 to Auburn and Return, woount Old Home Week, Auburn, N. Y., June 24-20, 1908. Tickets will be sold on all trains excerpt the Black Diamond Express June 24 to 28, good returning antil June 30th inclusive For further particalarasee L. V. ticket agents, 25 $6 go to Chautauqua, N. Y. and return, account Lehigh Valley salons July 6 and 27. Tickets will be sold July 8 and 27, god returning within 30 days, including date of male. Tickets will not be aceepted on the Black Dia- mond Express. For further particulars se Lehigh Valley ticket agents, 5 —— $4.50 to Toronto, Ont., and Re- turn, account Lehigh Valley railroad ex- cursisu July 4th, 1806. Tickets will be sold on all trains except the Black Dia- mond Express Jaly 4th, good returniog on all trains except the Black Diamond Ex July 7th inclusive For tur ther particulars see L. V. ticket agents excur- press to We Still Have a Few of Those Pretty White Shirt Waists In a good variety of sizes to select from. Should YOU anything in this line need don’t forget L O. 0. F. Block, Cor. Pine and Mala Sts., Athens - hi 4 Sizes 1to 8 SHOES Widths A to E HORSE WAS JBSERVANT. Remarkable Sagncity of an Ordinary Farm Animal Described by Owner Another champi power of anion a of the reasoning has come forward with a special instance A retired farmer living in Kansas City says that he once had a farm that un doubtedly possessed] ning facul tes. “This horse Injured by wholesome after He ACTOS Wire day, when the pasture, [| sv team reach this pond | uto a fleid and on going out on the ing the fence wires ground and the pasture the team to came to the wires He back and around the “The next day he fol ataln going to water ten about the wire ay In WAY While down iu a bollow ou fight of the fence in elther the cogitatisve horse suddenly ered that those wires were lving in the same position they were the day twfore Tossing up his head with a disgrunticd he turned and trude-d Lack ar the field That was a case of reason. From col facts and propositions retatmed in his not excised Liv any new he nflectively reasoned have to makes a detour and he might as well ils horse reaso he says barbed wire, and he dread of bart not be Iying this } tad a ever lnduced to step on the und graz with at a jx wire could (ue ET OrSe Was rted em ing to waiser th To went throtgh a gate through the field ther side by cre od lowered to The horse In that I was driving water f« intili he place I crossed the refused to t and went the fastened Bec ili lowed where io fleid Inwed the team having that the t of direction remein- probably snort ound memory abd perceptions that he'd conser or later start now out PONKAPOG PLANTATION. Six Thousand Acres of New England Soil Granted Indians in 1657 the town and en- More the be the old Jour list of wnefactions Ponkapog, the bir unpretentious, Canton, are trancing to corporate = of histori =<rid ver such ginnings of th Cheviot nal wil eivi and which had ty, =avs the While themselves } ed proprietors love to trace Blue Hills John Smith's as ngs Hills of furnish an cre indutsr thelr origin in New England white men table this locall Magazine were making land LA Hans restricted there came ras’ tO IDO the mes and becoming in this section rohly endowed hy nature the |v wery crowding Into more At his juncture the quarters one predching them that Wonderful man tle Eliot The [Adan © Ponkapog ir willern the iantation at “not exceadlog 6.000 acres” was gran'sd in 1657. and Q~came the Praving Town [hese sons forest not only h (shed thelr it the prepire the Bos Second of he helped houses an ambitions shingles and clapboar ton market inted build craps bh to he early settiers elr learned ds for 1! gather th more Husks for Sausages A Cherokee county (Kan) raises corn husks for hot bunches make BE ibout $2. The and bleached to a wh new Packing using corn husks for farmer tamnles inn) ok Rushes ite Twenty full, worth are gelected tojor by a houses are also caring sausages hest procoas uldn’t She Keep Them? Mr Nagget Well, | guess | have a perfect right to my opinions Mr Nagget- Certainly you have dear And if you only kept yourselt no one would ever that might —Stray Stories Why Co my them to Juestion Unique Translation A Spanish uewspaj reporting launching f ¢ Nr i Lattiesr Drea in ight he thet 111 v the ship 8 nae al ‘gothing te ible ip wnslated C. J. Kiron, SAYRE'S LEADING DRAYMAN. Especial care and prompt at. tention given to moving of Pianos Houoeshold Goods, Safes etc LEIGH AND SCRANTON COAL At the Lowest: Possible Prices. Bo ot tg a are Drug yards at Sayre. Both Phones. COLEMAN NASSLER, A.J.GREEN CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER. Plans and Estimates Furnished “25 Btevenson St. Valley Phone 1i2y LEAIGH VALLEY R. R. 3, tga.) Trains leave Sayre as follows RASTBOUND Daily for Towanda, Tuak- Wilkes Barve, Mach Allentown, Bethlehem, New Raitimore and Washington. A.M Daily for Towands Tusnkhan- . k Fitts 1 Wikes Batre Glen sum . mit ngs Ma hE Chanch Allentown, Bet? cm ~ 's and adeipliia AM Bannock 12: ie: ¥ itadeiphia AM (Waverly f 1c A M) Week days . ly, for Athens Ulster, Towanda Mon- roeton, New Albany, Dushore, Satler- feid, Halls, Williamsport, Wyalusing, vile Tunkhaanock, Pitiston and Wilkes. Barre. (Waverly S33 A M) Dally for 8: a Tunkhannock, Pittston, Wilkes Barre Glen Bammit Sprisgs, White Haven Penn Haven Junction, Mauch Cush Allemiown Bethlehem: New York, Phii- sdrinhia, Paltimore and Washingiom A M Sanday only, for Athens, Milan, Ulster, Towanda, Wyalusing, Lacey ville, Meshoppes and Tunkhannock (Wavegiy 1223 P. M) Dally 12: Al: for ay Tuskhannoel, Pittston, Wilkes Barre Glen Summit Spris White Maven, Masch Chunk Allentown, Beth hem New York, Philadeiphia, Baltimore and Washington Hors Daily. Bisck Diamond Rx- }: 13 5m for Towanda, Tuakhaanock, HF iston, Wilkes Barve, Glen Sam- mit Mauch Chunk Allentown, Bethithem New York Taian Baltimore and Washington. (Waverly gus FP MM) Week days 4:9 rot ro ~ Athens, Ulster, Towanda, Mon- roeton, New Albany, Dushore, Satter Halls, WII Hamasport, Wyalusing, Lacey ville Tunkbannock, Pittston apd Wiikes Barre. WRSTBOUND. A.M Dally for Geneva, Buffalo, N I 63 ars alia, Toremto, Detroit, Chicago, Louis snd points west AM Dally for Geneve, Rochester, Cai- . edouls Batavia, Buffalo. Couspects for 3: og Falls and Toromto Daily for Lockwood, Van Riten, aM Ithacs, Trumansbarg, Hs Corners, Oeneva, Hochester, Bata Bu fal © Conpects for Auburn week days only. M Werk days only, for Lockwood, og Thing bribe {Til ebony burg, Hayts CoTuers Geneve, Roches tre Batavia, Buffalo and Niagurs Pal M Dally for Gene¥8 Rochester, Buf 3: A: falo Niagara Falls fRetrolt and Chi ¥ M. Daily for ABckwobdy Odenss, Rardett (Watkins) Valols, Loli, Olibert, Varick and Geneva Daily for Ithaca Truman ® PS sues, Genevs Rochener - tavia, Buffalo, Cleveland, Detroit, C Moago Connects for Auburn week days — for — Rochester, Suing Nilguy Falls Detroit, Chicago Louls nts west Daily for Lockwood, Van Eiten, Be Ithacs, Frismsasbute, Harts Corgers, Geneve and Manchester A M. Week days omly, for Owego, Free- ® ville, Cortland, Canastota, Oroien, Moravia, Anburs Wandapart. North Palr Haven Syracuse, Utica and Al lapd, Canastota, Oroton, Moravia 48 burn. Seracuse. Otica and Albany: — — | a Dally, Black Diamond RKxpress, AUBUNN DIVISION ] JE M. Dally for Owego, Freeville, Cort. » . ET,
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