- prices.
ping today
The Big Store 1s here
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Each day reduces our stock «
Hais
under Price
and melude Misses
all are
Children's
wu Off
and
Its Hard to
E = At Greater
: Mason Pints, soc doz
E Z Punts,
Jelly Tumblers, regular 20¢ do
Monday,
79¢
Sgc
Spec wl for
allern,
Parasols at Half Price
Our big stock is reduced to 4 styles, To clean
out quick at less than cost to manufacture,
Our Entire Line of
Misses and Women's
Wash Suits
In White and Colors at Sharp Reductions
Almost all style creations are here and all
colorings shown A rare chance offers to get
vour daughter's. outfit for carly fall school days,
or yourself mow, al from one fourth to one half
off,
Grey Skirts for Fall
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Mrs. M. E. Loomis retumed to
Syraciise today.
ber vacation today.
Seth Hawkins is now fireman on
the Lehigh Valley,
Mrs. Ed Ad is isiti
Miss Natalie Maurice, *
Mr. and Mrs, Carter of Newark
are visiting, G. H. Stimson and
lady. :
The case of Fish Warden Perley
Nichols was postponed until next
Saturday.
Mrs. A. J. Noble west to To-
wanda today where she will visit
at T. R Braund's,
George A. Lent of Rochester
came to Athens today to attead the
Lent family reunion.
Married by Justice Ralph Tozer
Saturday afternoon Joseph Johns
son and Myrtie Johdson,
Mrs. Lizzie Ross of Colley, has
been visiting friends in this vicinity
and returned home this morning
about 5 o'dock, Lewis Dunfee,
about 15 years old, was playing
‘tag” with Robert Rutledge and
another boy, in the alley back of
Hines' drug store. Dunfee climbed
on the back porch of the old print.
ing office building and from there
onto the Page barn. He reached
the ridge of the roof and slipped,
sliding down the western side and
off the building, fully a distance of
twenty feet or more and striking
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Here Are Some
of the Valu
Preserving Kettles. 4
quart 15c.
$3.50 to $7.50
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Such charming shades of grey; mot dull and
on some rough stones on the
church will give a social on the
ground. His right leg was broken,
At 10 per comt less than they are sold for wher
made We have 6 patterns in stock, including the
High Shelf and Closet.
mg of §; 10 87 Som
ENAMELINE at Less
ze 2¢ I's dried out some but
invigorale,
dismal, but a light shade for carlier months and
size al Jc,
moisture will re-
5c
Street Floor,
This Will Interest Those
17 patterns, scarcely more
fern in each, of Organdies,
Sts, all 23 fi 2c values ’
up fo I5c
fa Fall ang Winter Wearables,
‘W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
~ PEACE
j Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly oocupied by the
Iade John R. Murray,
Ofios hours: —§ to 10 a. m.; 0:30
fo 8 p,m. Af other times during
, day st Valley Record office.
n. STEVENS,
GE AND REAL ESTATE.
Negotiated, Insurance Writ
fen, Houses Rented, Rents Col-
lected, Taxes Paid.
ie
bh
‘DR. A. 6. REES, M.D.
OFFICE HOURS:
$ $0 11:00 a. m, 2 to $230, 7:00 to 8:00,
Siehito hrinazy aad chronic diseases
spesialty. phonea.
A. N. HURRAY, M.D,
SPECIALTIES
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
. and the Proper Fitting of whi
Houre—9-13; 1-5. 7-8; Sundays
appointmeat. Office, Wheelock Block,
OSBORN’S LIVERY
worth more.
See tablefull on the
Clasely on
dress pal
Mull and
Buy
one now be.
r12%e,
Formerly Big line New
¢ this
0¢
space over | Sheetings
Gingham 6c,
Loss of Money Caused Insanity.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Jobans Kind
ler, eighteen years old, became violent
and slarmed passengers iu an Ashland
avenue car while brooding over the
loss of $50, which he had deposited In
the failed Milwaukee Avenue State
bank. Kindler is held pending an in-
vestigation of his sanity, Kindler is
the second person to become mentally
deranged as a result of the failure of
this bank. Io addition, three persons,
including a teller of the defunct bank,
have committed suicide and one man
fell dead following the flight of Presi
dent Paul O. Stensland and the clos
ing of the bank
William Salser For Governor,
NEW YORK, Aug 27. ln a state
went given out last night Tammany
Leader Julius Harburger of the Tenth
assembly district declares he will be |
a delegate to the Buffalo convention |
apd will take the platform and pre
sent for the Democratic nomination |
for governor the name of Congress |
man William Sulzer of New York |
city Mr. Harburger sald he made
this statement in response to District
Attorney Jerome, who recently chal
lenged the leaders of Tammany Hall
to express thelr cholce for governor
Murder at Little Falls,
LITTLE FALLS N.Y. Aug 27.—
John Klenar, an Austrian, was mur-
dered in the foreign colony of this city
at ao early bour. He had been visit-
ing at the home of some relatives and
when on his way home was set upon
and shot through the stomach. His
cries brought the police, and to them
he sald be had been shot by an Italian,
The Injured man sank Into uncon-
sciougness and died in the ambulance
on the way to the hospital. The mur.
derer escaped
Senator Stevens a Candidate,
BATAVIA, N. Y., Aug. 27 Senator
| Frederick C. Rtevens of Attica is a
| candidate for the Republican nomina-
{tion for governor. The Batavia News
has made the authorized snnounce
{ ment. In an Interview with Mr. Ste
| vens be said he would take the nomina
SET team work
Livery attached,
convention
Circus Man Ground to Death.
SCRANTON, Pa. Aug 27. Frank
Holland, thirty five years old, who
* A.E BAKER,
Carpenter a and Builder.
29 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y.
Specialties
; AT wir ihr ry
ley circus, was ground to death near
| here yesterday by falling under a cir
!cus train. His home was in Ingersoll,
| Canada.
Weather Probabilities.
Falr and cooler; northwest winds,
Shown Discrimination.
A goat appears 10 be a pretty wise
{ animal, after all. You will notice that
{he merely eats the cans and never
touches the stuff that has been Inside
| them. —Topeks Journal 8
| Wonders of Chemical Research.
A recent experiment in New York
Fall Domestics in today. ¢ 4
day at 2o0c, Amoskeag
PRESIDENT CALLS FOR AID.
Valparaiso In Need of Assistance
After Her Great Disaster.
OYSTER BAY, N Y., Aug 2T-—
President Roosevelt has Issued a proc
lamation appealing for ald for earth:
quake stricken Chile. The proclama-
tiou reads as follows
“A dreadful calamity has befallen
our slstér republic of Chile in the de-
struction by earthquake of Valparaiso
and other localities. We of this nation
at this moment see the city of San
Francisco struggling upward from the
ruins In which a like catastrophe over-
whelgped her last spring. We keep
keenly io mind the thankful apprecia-
tion we then felt from the way Io
which the people of Europe, Asia and
“Iu this tine of woe of our sister re-
public I ask that our people out of thelr
as others last spring did to us. The
this purpose, and | trust that there will
be a generous response.”
Root En Route to Stricken City,
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.—Secretary
Root is now out on the Pacific ocean
salling for Valparaiso, Chile. A dis
patch was received from him by the
state department from Puerto Arenas,
Strait of Magellan, saying that be
was about to start for Valparaiso and
that be expected to arrive at Panama
about Sept. 16,
Locomotive Boller Exploded.
LITTLE FALLS N. Y.. Aug. 27.
The boller of freight locomotive No,
2433 of the New York Central and
Hudson River raliroad exploded just
west of here, causing the death of En-
gineer Chris Wagner of Albany and
Fireman Edward Hall of Oneida. The
locomotive was drawing a heavy east
bound freight and had just passed tow:
er 25-A When the explosion occurred.
The boller was thrown froin the truéks
high in the air and landed on its end
100 feet away, blocking all four tracks
of the road. A freak of the explosion
was that neither the driving wheels
nor tender of the engine was thrown
from the tracks, but ran on with the
train for a quarter of a mile.
Panie Voflowed Troliey Crash.
CLEVELAND, 0, Aug. 27.—8even
persons were Injured and twenty others
were imprisoned in a disabled car for
some time following a head-on collision
of two street cary on the Woodland
avenue line. Almost a panic followed
the collision and those who were fast.
ened In the disabled car were trampled
aver by other frightened passengers In
thelr efforts to escape.
ftaly Aguinst Drage Deetrine.
ROME, Aug. 27-The semiofficial
Popolo Romano devoted a leading arti
cle to the international American con-
ference at Rio de Janeiro, during the
course of which it says, “No Edropean
the church lawn Wednesday even-
ing,
O. J King of Towanda visited
his soninlaw, Fenton Weller, over
Sunday, returning to Towanda this
moming.
D. C. Potter, who has been visits
ing his brother, Isaiah Potter, a
week, retumed to Shohola Glen
yesterday. aa
Mrs. A. C, Perkins of Couders-
port, has been the guest of Mrs. E,
W. Degroff and returned home
this morning.
Joha M. Ryan and family went
to Elmira today where they will
visit a short time with the P. J,
Nagle family,
G W. Davidson of Towanda has
been the guest of Athens friends a
few days and returned to Towaada
this morning.
Mrs. Charles Bullock and daugh-
ter have been visiting at William
Howlands a short time and return-
ed to Monroeton today,
Mrs. George E Vanness has
been the guest of Mrs, Platt Els-
bree a short time and returned to
Standing Stone this morning.
Elmer Gleason came home from
New York to Athens Saturday
night to visit his wife and family
who have been here some time,
Mrs, J. A. Blair, who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. F. E
Spear in Milan, returned to New-
ark, N. J., today. F. E Spear ac-
companied her.
Messrs. A. E Guiles, Ed Amold,
Emmett Voorhis and George Wel.
ler, went to Binghamton yesterday
where they were entertained by the
P. J. McTighe grocery company.
Rev. A. F. Von Tobel will ad-
dress the Eastern Bradford C, E
Union at ‘Lime Hill Wednesday
evening, and the Bradford Hl,
School convention at Golden Hill,
Thursday.
Dr. L, J. Bradford and son A
ard of Sylvania have been stopping
at the home of Paul Pomeroy over
Sunday and they went to Ricketts,
this moming where the doctor has
another son, to remain there sev-
eral days.
Arthur | Macafee moved from
Ulster to Athens today and will
reside in the Dr. Morey house on
South street. He commenced work
with the Macafee Concrete works
The Keystone Guard will organ-
ize a lodge in Towanda tomorrow
night of 75 members. The order
issued 390 cettificatés last month
which is a record breaker for the
third month of any fraternal order,
Will the lady who through mis-
take took an embroidered white
silk shawl in the place of a white
crepe ane of bke pattern at
both bones being fractured about
two inches above the ankle. He
was carried into the building and
Dr. Holcomb soon arrived and
bound up the wounded member
and he was taken to the home of
his brother, George Dunfee, 135
Spruce street, and from there sent
to the hospital.
ARGUMENT | CONTINUED
Athens—District Attorney Mills
and Lawyer Wilson continued the
argument belore Judge Fanning
today in the Charles Johnson mur-
der case, Johnson was convicted
of murder in the first degree at the
first trial and the case was carried
to the Supreme Court, who ruled
that there had been improper evi-
dence admitted and directed a new
trial, He was again convicted at
the last county court, and his law-
yers filed objections to some of the
proceedings which is the matter
now being argued before Judge
Fanning.
$1.00 to Wilkes-Barre and Re-
turn. The Lehigh Valley Railroad will
sell tickets at above named low fares
from Sayre, aocouat Luzerne County
Fair, on Thursday, August 30th. Tick.
ets will be goiog and retarpi
only on special train on date of es
for children. See Lehigh Valley Ticket
Agents for farther particulars. 1
— AP ————
$6.60 to Toronto, Ont and
Return, The Lehigh Valley Rallroad
will make a special rate of one fare for
the round trip to Toronto, account Can-
adian National Exhibition, August 27 to
September 10, Tickets to be sold An-
27th to September Bth inclusive;
imited for return to So orbs 11th,
inclusive, and will beg aod re:
turning on all trains exce ig ® Black
Diamond Rx aus; within th : prescribed
limit. See Valley Ticket Aguata
for farther rs.
Excursions
ERIE RAILROAD,
$1.00 to Portage and retarn Thurs-
day, Aug. 30th, account New York
$7.78 New York and retarn A
29th, good 5 da nr
Come and be convinced
of the bargains at
McMahan's
All 12ic hams re-
duced to A
We are showing also
some excellent bargains
in table linens, lunch
cloth, center’ pieces and
tray cloth,
We have also some ex-
B. E neu,
L ©, O. F, Block,
“ 18c.
“ 2c.
22¢.-
25¢C.-
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Permanent Dentistry Dentistry:
A quarter af a century ago we
Placed some gold fillings in the teeth
fo a well known gentleman at pres-
ent a resident of Sayre, These fill-
ings today are just as bright, firm
and useful as the day they were
made. We will tell you the name of
the party, if you wish to see him
yourself,
There are variations in dental
workmanship, just as there are dif-
ferences in the various brands of
four. If you desive the highest de-
gree of proficeency—the skill and
knowledge that will make YOUR
fillings serviceable twenty-five years
from today—come in or ‘phone for
an appointment. On the other hand,
of you take pleasure sn having your
Leth filled over and over again every
year or two, you should go elsewhere
=or da wo} Go thal kind of word:
JW. Murrelle, D.D. S..
106 Centre St, ATHENS, PA.
Valley Phone 97 D.
E. BN. DUNHAM,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: —Rooms §; and §, Eimer Block,
Lockhart Street, Sayre. Pa.
Bveryiking New and Up-to-Date. Firet-
Thomas Ave, Oppose L. V. Station,
Rates 51.50 Por Dav. Rawe,
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