- a Your choice at ten cents each of any of the following: 18 quart tin pails. 10-quart tin dish pans. Penection cake spoons. Perfection graters (four sides.) Bowl strainers. Huater fibur sifters. ire soap savers. - Wire soap racks. BARGAINS say 60 Drop Head Domestic, 60 Drop Head New Home ther makes as low as 20, 25, 35 The Sunshine society will meet this evening with Miss Phena White, Pleasant street, South Wa- verly, The grand jury meets at To wanda today. There are several Sayre cases to come, before that body. The Traction company will have fifteen cars in service on Friday next to take care of the circus crowds, L. J. Sadler suffered quite a severe burn of the let hand on Saturday night while arranging electric wires at the power house. There is no doubt but. Wood's bread is the best bread in the valley—try it. And those buns are—well, simply the rage, 86-3 For sale—A small building, suit. able for a shop or an office. Ceiled and in good condition. Enquire of Paul E. Maynard, M. P, A. block, Sayre. ; 84 tf T. C. Adamy received a telegram August 14 from Chicago stating that his daughter Daisy had sub- mitted to an operation for appendi- citis that morning which proved a very critical case. Her friends here wish for her speedy recovery. JA pew form of postal card, near- ly square, and printed in delicate f | blue, is begioning to make its ap. It bea A. Traction Company for In- juries Sustained a Month Ago Ja couaty court today Paul E. Maynard, attorney for Michael Boyle began an action against the Waverly, Sayre & Athens Traction Company to recover damages in the sum of $5000 for injuries alleged to have been sustained by Mr. Boyle at the hands of the des fendant company. A month or more ago Mr. Boyle was driving across Elmer avenue at Steveason street, when his rig was struck by a trolley car, Mr, Boyle was thrown from the wagon and injured, the wagon was damaged, and the animal he was driving was so badly hurt that he had to be shot. In his complaint Mr. Boyle alleges that the trolley car was run- ning at a high rate of speed and that no warning signals were given He laid the matter before his attor- ney, and as the Traction company would not adjust the matter on Mr, Boyle's statement of claim, suit was brought today. The case will be an interesting one, and will be watched closely by the legal fraternity as several fine points of law are involved. Two years ago Mr. Boyle was in- jured by being struck by a trolley car, and at that time the company JEAN FORSITH AS DIRE Dread Malady Again Makes Its Appearance in Sayre Jean Forsyth, daughter of Grunt Forsyth, of No. 213 West Lock- hart street, is suffering from diph« theria. The girl is about fourteen years old, and she was attacked by the disease on Saturday night and Dr. C. L Stevens of Athens was called. At that time her condition was considered critical, but today she is reported as slightly better, This is the first case of the mals ady tb appear in Sayre in nearly a year. Last summer there were sev: eral cases in various parts of the borough, and in some instances death resulted. OAK GROVE PARK The Partello Stock Company will open their second week at Oak Grove Park this evening with a production of Mark Swan's clever play, entitled “The Ranchman's Daughter.” Mr. Swan wrote the “Princess of Patches,” which has pleased theatregoers here, and “The Ranchman's Daughter” is said to be a better play in every way. All the scenes are laid in England, and the story depicts a young American girl moving in English society and having the good sense to refuse a title for a good, honest American. Miss Ken- nedy, as the American girl, will, in her potrayal, add another to her long list of successes, Mr. Leland is cast for an English nobleman. The rest of the com- pany have good parts and will be heard from. The specialties will all be new tonight aod a number of novelties are promised in this the company's last week at the park. . LADIES WILL ASSS A general meeting of the ladies of Sayre, who will assist the fire- men to banquet and entertain visit- ors on the occasion of the Valley Firemen's coavention, will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock in the rooms of the Wilbur Hook and Ladder company. The aid of the ladies on this occasion is in dispensable, and every lady friend of the fire department is earnestly requelited to attend the meeting to- _boes and Others Who Desire to Ride Free The officials of the Lehigh Vals ley are bound to break up the practice of illegal train riding, and all the special officers of the com- pany have been instructed to arrest violaters of the law on sight. De- tective Shaffer and his assistants are keeping a sharp lookout and every train that comes into the Sayre yards will be searched for the men who like to ride but who do not like to pay fare. The rule has been in vogue for some time and at various points along the line many offenders have been tak- en in custody. * TRATION CONPRY WOKS TAR SUT Judge Fanning Hands Down Decision in Which Sayre Bor- ough Is Interested Several court decisions of wide interest were handed down by Judge A. C, Fanning on Saturday afternoon. In the case in which the Waverly, Sayre & Athens Traction company is plaintiff and the Borough of Sayre and County of Bradford the defendants, the trolley contpany has won a decision by which they escape the payment of borough and county taxes for the year 1904, bcause during that year a law relative to the taxation of corporations took effect. serena — PERSONAL MENTION Miss Hazel Graham of Syracuse is the guest of the family of J, D, Wright on Maple street, Attorney Paul E, Maynard is at the county seat attending to legal matters before the county court. Rev, Frances Miller and J. M. Koons of Philadelphia are the guests of the Rev. E. M. Beysher. Mrs. James Faucett of 610 Gray street, Elmira, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs S. T. Danton, 317 Lin- coln street. Mrs. Nora Fanning and son San- ford went to New York on Satur. day for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Kinney. The Rev. I. N Bingham of Norwich, N. Y,, preached at the Baptist church yesterday morning. | He went to Spencer this forenoon. Miss Katherine Kimmett, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs, C. L. Stephens, for two weeks, has returned to her home at New York city. ie I Miss Anna Swain, who has been visiting Mr, and Mr. and Mrs, John Morrison of Elsbree street, re- turned to her home at Towanda today. Rev. J. F. Warner and family, who have been in Allentown for some time, left today for Ocean Grove, where they will remain for some time, M. J. Farrell, who represented the Sayre Aerie of Eagles in the National convention of Eagles held at Milwaukee last week, has re- turned home. ‘Mrs. George Ball and son Ray have returhed to their home in Susquehanna after a thirty day visit with Mrs, James E, Lyon of Franklin street, msm —— DON'T TAKE IT DOWN Experienced telephone people say that the receiver should never be removed during a thunder storm. When the receiver.is in its proper place the circuit is ground- ed, but as soon as it is removed a coanection is made and in case of lightning striking the wire it is COME ‘ i — Watch Case Will Likely Be Investigated by the Grand Jury Today The case of the commonwealth versus Jacob Solomon will prob- ably come up before the grand jury today or tomorrow, Mr, Sol- omon is a member of the firm of Solomon Brothers, clothiers, on lower Desmond street, and the establishment on West LockRart street. Mr. Atkin that one Sunday several home leaving it in charge of a Polish girl named Anaie Konetch- sky. During the absence of Mr. Atkin an! his wife it is alleged that Solomon visited the house three times and that while there he took a piece of rubber tissue such as is used to stiffen the bottom of pants legs. When Mr, Atkin re- turned his gold watch which had been left in his vest which hung in the tailoring establishment was also missing. Mr. Atkin caused 2 warrant to be issued for Solomon's arrest, charging larceny, and after hearing the evidence Justice Carey held Solomon to the grand jury. The case against Mr. Solomon is purely circumstantial and its dispo- sition by the grand jury will be awaited with interest. SATURDAY NIGHT'S CONCERT Messrs. Higgins & Sullivan, pro- prictors of the Park Hotel, sprung a welcome surprise on the public Saturday evening by giving a band concert at this well known hostelry. Hosmer's marine band of Athens strengthened the very favorable impression it had already made upon the music lovers of Sayre, and the artistic rendition of a fine program of popular and classical selections was thoroughly appre. ciated by a large audience. It is stated that a concert will be given at the same place every Saturday evening during the heated term, The new management of the Park have introduced several innovations that have elicited favorable coms ment, but the Saturday night con- certis a distinct stroke of enter. prise and should result in bringing added popularity to that hotel. ——————— BOY PURLOINED PURSE Yesterday afterneon John Solok, a boy about 11 years old, accom- panied by his sister, went into A. Barner's place of business on Desmond street. While the little girl was making a purchase of candy her brother saw Mr Barner's purse lying on the counter. The lad placed the purse in his pocket and went away. When Mr, Bars ner found that his purse was miss- ing he notified Chief Walsh and the latter went to the Solok home. He recovered the purse but Mr Bammer says that part of the con- tents was missing. The lad's father settled the matter before any arrests were made. KILLED AT GENEVA The dead body of a man, evi- dently a farm laborer, was found lying in front of the Geneva station at an early hour yesterday morn ing. The man, whose identity is unknown, had been struck and killed by the cars, Special officer Johnson of this place is in Geneva today investigating the matter. Exposure Brings on Rheumatism Paloful in its mildest form, quickly becoming an agony or torture if neg. lected, When feel the first pain in the muscles, first alight stiffness in the joints take Bloodine, It acts im- mediately on the dlood and Nerves, and will positively cure Rheumatism, bow- ever severs, Sold by C. M. Driggs, Sayre, Home Coming of Wm. J. Bryan The Lehigh Valley Railroad will sell tickets at ial rate of 7.°5 from Bayre to New York and return, Augnst 209th; limited for return until September 2nd, Tickets will be good going and return. ing on all tralna except the Black Dia. mood within limit. Ticket or fa y SIAN IN Ry + “wt No ‘PICTURE FRAMING ASO he) 205 Desmond: St, Valley Phone 191 a. : ! A) : ITI A \W 4 N % tween 18 and 60 years. Call on Bell and V Four ict Comedy Drama This Evening * The Specialties Are Leading Features SATURDAY MATINEE 10c TOALL We have the reputation of sending the LARGEST PLUMBING BILLS of any firm in the valley. Awful, isn't it? A number of our all-well- pleased customers have ex- plained it this way: “We gave yon a small job that required immediate atten- that so promptly, and did your work #0 well that we decided to havea lot of oth- er work attended to at the same time." We please others, and we know that we can please you if you'll give us a chance. Try us on anything in Plumbing, Heating, Gas- Fitting and Tinwork. H. R. TALMADSGE, Beth ‘Phones. Eimer Ave. G. H. GOFF Is now ready to furnish Pure Reservoir Ice to Sayre patrons. Both Phones, Waverly. A.].GREEN CONTRAGTOR AND BUILDER. Plans and Estimates Furnished 535 Stevenson St. Valley Phone 21%y SOCIALIST CLUB Meets every Friday evening at Howard Elmer Hose ny Maple street, West Sayre. Everybody welcome. Political Announcements stile Tr Te So er Democratio party of Bradford county. \ or RR GRAHAM, Towsods, Pe. 80, 100%, { No matter how adversely the fates have | treated you, Lot of comfort in that— : {to say nothing of loan values of real property when the times pinch too hard, *t us show you how to acquire a home {on small bat regular riodieal pay- | ments. Advice free, pe FRED ]. TAYLOR, SAYRE, PA. | —— Sayre Rendering | WORKS G. 0. LLOYDT, PROP, * Remove dead horsts and cattle ab notice, All orders will receive attention, Remove stock 8 tant from Athéos, Sayre and Hides mast be on carcasses; | of charge. 1 An Propared to do | Ineas, have ambulance to haal | also boy hidas, skins, tallow and Ry market prices. Call Bell 0. 633, SAYRE, PA. The Cayuta Land Company of Bayre, Pa, desires to announce that they have some very desirable building {lots for male on cheap and elsy térms, | and that they have placed the agescy for selling them [a the hands of Andrew Evarts of this place. All those wishing | to provide themselves with homes or to | invest in lots for speculative { will do well to consult with Mr. Evarte | before purchasing elsewhere, This plot {of land is nearly surrounded by Indus | trial placts, with bsantifal scenery and | all the advantages of a modern Induse | trial town. Terms to suit purchasers. | Steps are already being taken to {all the land comprising this plot a fall supply of the beat water the affords. ANDREW EVARTS, 108 H tal place, Sayre, Pa. Phone 3440 : R. H. DRISLANE, Contractor and Builder Plans and Estimates Furnlshe/, 210 Millar ¢# Were, I's JOHN C. PECKALLY, DRALER IN foreign and Domestic Fruits. Pare Olive Oil for medical Macaroni at §, 8 and 100 per No. 5 Blizabeth Si, Waverly. the best Howse The Record, has Lease ever ted in Bradford ar Emi oe 13 3 a « | tor 3% 04 8 varisy ot | ~S. BUTLER, DINING HALL AND LUNCH ROOM. 600D LUNCHES AT ALL HOURS. Pool and Billiards in the Rear, + 184 Lashaatd Sizes, Sayre, Po.
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