Agate Basins Mixing Bowls 4 quart Agate Stew Pans Large Agate Wash Basins Wire Baskets Plated Squares Whisk Brooms Pliers—All Sizes 216 Desmond St., Sayre. 322 S. Main St., Athens. site and Business. 0. M. DRIGGS, PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST, S Emm * WAN (he mews that's it to prist.” FRIDAY, JCAL BREVITES Advertise In The Record. Leny begins on next Wednesday FEBRUARY 1507 5, D. H. Ramey is {I] at his home, 317 Desmond street, of typhold fever, ~ “The Real Widow Brown” at the ‘Loomis tomorrow “afternoon and and evening. ~~ Sunshine’ and Awkwardness by Gil- Mian, Sayre High School. tomorrow “night Costs 26 cents. Enjoy a laugh The borough council will hold a rez- ‘ular adjoruned meeting (his evening when the sewer question will again be on the carpet. The matter is now in tangible form. but littie remains to close it up. _ The pool and billiard parlor which war conducted by Hurley Henson Iu bullding formerly occupled by H. A Kaufman, on Desmond street was finished at Towanda yesterday afternoon. There were a few cases in the hands of the district attorney and these were rapidly cleaned up Judge Fanning will now take up the elvil list, which Is sald to be a long John Browning was down at Tow- * anda ose day last fall, and he heard - Glilllan, the man who will speak at the Sayre high school hall tomorrow night He hasn't got through laugh- ng yet. He says that he wouldn't miss hear him tomorrow night for §5, and it only costs 25 cents . Be sure that yous do not miss it yourself. “The Arrival of Kitty,” a comedy sparkling with brillant and witty dialogue, will be seen at the Loomis ‘on Monday for the seceond time this , © The company fs without doubt one of the best on the road and 4t gave excellent satisfaction at the “of {ts first appearance. It will } greeted by a large housesou Mon- The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Pres- s church were pleasantly en- ned by Mrs. N. Z. Wagner at home on South Elmer avenue yes- y afternoon. Plans were com- for the supper to he given at greh on Washington's birthday tlie business of the afternoon was & social hour and the host- refreshments. About five members of the society Faneral Tommorrow. funeral of lewis M Morton, fh occurred at an early day morning of paralyuie. | PEPOSITIONS TAKEN IN LICENSE MATTER William Donahue, and Adiourn- ment Is Then Taken te a Future Date. Depositions were taken last night {in the office of Justice of the Peace arey in the matter of an appli- {cation of Willlam Donahue for a li- ' { i | i } building on Desmond street year an application was made eérages In the same bullding When the application was submitted to the fudge he refused to grant the license remonstrance was filed against the | application of Mr Donahue, who has for some time been a bartender for Hill & Beibach Last night the evidence of eight witnesses was taken for the petition- Jutice Carey, who had been a commissioner by agree- After the evidence had been taken for the petitioner adjournment was taken a dale which will Le named In the future to hear the tes- Umony of the witnesses for the re- moustrants er before appointed to Comparative Water Test. Philadelphla, Pa, Feb. 5, Water Com, Sayre, Pa Dear Sirs Examination of the sample of water sent to me on February 2, 1907, from the Town Pump given the following resuity: No bacteria per C. C No colon detected of sugar 1867 Savre 5350 Fermentation The bacteria obsery- ed appeared to be almost entirely of one species. The number Is high for a drinking supply I am, Very sincerely yours, *® (Signed) Mazyck P. Ravenel, active MD Examination of Raw Sayre, Pa. Sample No. 1. From Intake tub No bacteria per C. C. 1500 No colon detected Fermentation fairly active, Sample No Water fom 3 2. From River above i No bacteria per C. C. 1700 No~<olon detected Fermentation fairly active Received January (Signed) M. P 31, 1907 Ravenel, M. D At the Loomis Monday Night. “The Arrival of Kitty,” C. B. Wil- lfam's company high grade comed; production 1s to be seen here shortly in the same form that characterized {1s success, In the cast the following well Known favorites of stageland are to be found: Eveleen Dunmore, Ed- die P. Bower, Vinnie Bradcome, Hal Johnson, Edythe Boker, Keanon Buel, Effie Pearson, Jas J. Byrne, Jr, Fred A. Peel, William Heantges and oth- ers The entire production Is carried in tact and an excellent performance is assured. The sale of seats Is now on af the box office C onfirmation Lectures. Lectures concering confirmation will be held in the Church of the Re- deemer every Friday evening at 7:30 beginning with tonight These lec tures will continue until the visita- tion of the bishop. Not only the con- firmation candidates and members of this parish are lovited, but slso any who care to avall thetaselves of the opportunity. Choral evensong will be sung by mombers of both choirs. The subject tonight is “Man and His Rea- son for Existence Mr. MHoyt's Appointment. The appointment of Hon L. T. Hoyt as postmaster of Athens bor- gh is announced In today's Phila- Felling Timber Trees on the Lauds of Another. The jury in the case of James ing trees kpowing them to be on the to court afternoon and an- recommendation to the judge for mer- ¢y. Smith Is an aged resident of Athens township Two years ago he took a contiact to clear a strip of land for T. P. Maney on the latter's plot across the Susquehanna river. If he did the work according to contract he was to have another strip to clear un- der the same terms the first contract. Maney claims that Smith did perform according to contract and therefore would not en- ter into" a second one. Smith, how- ever, proceeded to cut timber on Man- ey's lands not inciuded in the agree- ment, and persisted in doing so after having been ordered to stop He wns arrested last fall charged with stealing aud the case went before the September grand jury That body falled to find an indictment, and later The trial was an interesting from a legal standpoint and the jury was out pearly all dav After his last arrest Smith began a sult agalo=t Maney for damages, claiming that he had been injured to the exten’ of §10.566 by Maney ently prosecuting him Just will become of this suit cannot present time be determined which governed not one persist- what at the “The Real Widow Brown.” Laughter is better than medicine and in “The Real Widow Brown™ not an instant is permitted to pass unen- Hivened mirth According the plot, a masquerading young man, {m- to by to personates an old deacon, in order get into the good graces of his comely daughters, and the complica- tions which follow are lndriclous. Uncommonly fies introduced and general enjoyment and This excellent attarction Loomis hose and evening “The funniest thing that ever hap- pened,” the verdict of those who witness the newest and lat- est musical comedy success, “The Real Widow Brown.” which is booked for an appearance the Loomis opera house tomorrow afternoon and evening. The story well told and splenddidly acted by carefully se- lected company fun-makers the act-endings both The and two exteremels good special- add the merriment will visit tomorow after- are to opera noon Is universal at is a of and excruciatingly with while are funny situations and is specialties novel plece interspersed new bright Union Christian Endeavor Service. The Christian Endeavor Soclety of the Baptist and Presbyterian churches will hold a union meting at the Pres- terian church at 4 o'clock next Sun- day afternoon in celebration of the Twenty-Sixth Anniversary of the founding of the society hy Rev. Fran- cis E Clark in Portland, Me. There will be an address by Rev. A. F. von Tobel of Athens, and a short talk by the pastors of the societies which unite. Some special music has been arranged and the service will be of inderest to all endeavorers and young people Pald All the Costs. An appeal was taken today in the case of 0. E. Tanner versus the Key- stone guard, the plaintiff haying been awarded a judgment against the com- pany for the sum of $180 and costs The judgment is recorded on Justice Carey's docket and Attorneys Beaman and Hoyt entered an affidavit of ap- peal this fofenoon. They paid the record costs and also the costs of ap- peal You Can Get Them Here. All kinds of supplies for of sewing machines of D & Co's. Plano and Music Desmond street, Sayre, Pa all kinds S Andrus store, 12% fri Gilltlan spoke at Elmira some thne ago, and say he dida't do a thing but rattle the dry bones They all had laugh. Some of his descriptions put the audience out-of -commission in a few minutes. The Elmira Ad- vertiser says He Is a humorist of an extraordinary kind—a humorist who is really funny who gets fun out of ordinary events, turns and twists words and prases to an exceptionally ridiculous degree, and who yet tine- his humor with _ beautiful He thus awakens emotions other than the meeorly ludriclous, and he also He will be at the Sayre high school hall tomorrow night Wintry winds whined weirdly. “HWE of OF NEW Concert Premeoler, and “Teacher” ness, Residents of the valley who have given in the Masonic hall at Waverly | on February 26th. under the direc-| tion of a woman who calls herself | Mrz E C Campbell of New Yawk wili lay the pleces of pasteboard away | as mementos of a musical event which | failed to materialize Much has been! said of "Mrs. Campbell” in the public | prints and a description of her is un- as thal, too, has been print- detall wolnan came aboyt days ago She announced that she was a member of a concert com- pany which was in Binghamton and which she would bring to Waverly She came The Record office and ordered tickets printed She laid down the cash for the tickets and or- dered window, cards, a expensive job than the falled ‘0 produce the coln in payment for the latter job. She re- turned In a couple days and wanted know if her window cards were printed She was told that she had neglected to pay in advance and that The Record was not in the habit of doing work for strangers without the cash in advance Then “Mrs Camp- bell” executed war dance and livered herself of a class of language which If not in use by polite soclety She went very much disgusted, saying that the people of Sayre were the most ignorant she had « ever met Now it learned that the woman nearly one who failed to do business with her on her terms Becessary, ed in The ten to Sayre to much tickets, but more she {0 a de- out is abused every She went to a well known profession- al man’s in Waverly and en- deavored to sell the man's wife tickets for the and sell advertising space on Simply the the profesional man politely office concert she also wanted to 8 pro wife of declined advertising the her tongue at both remarks unbeécom- £ram because to purchase tickets or woman unloosened ends indulging In ing a lady, until she was ordered from the house The following morning the professional man let- ter from “Mrs. Campbell” a verbatim of which follows received a copy N.Y Waverly, Feb. 2. 1907 Dr— Dear Sit I called at your office this morning to get subscription program, [ talked with wife told me she would not take the advertisement but would give a dona- tion | offered her two tickets, which to my intelligence meant a donation it would quite to go into detail of the situation, but 1 shall tell you the most important part of it In the place [ am Miss Campbell who has the School of Lan- guage and Higher English on Afth avenue, New York, | am also a writer with paper and maga- zines! and write sougs | personally a on a concert Your she he wearisome first connected a I am all through the But to get to the point your out of the office, without the slightest provocation, something that in all life have | been subjected to, she told me | was from the alley on the bowery did | come from and screamed it down the stalrs until man In my carriage I iive on Long Itland Sound the let me say three or four times visited the "and It has never een my mis- to meet or hear anything like wife used am bringing a great singer here very well known country wife ordered me never my ‘bowery” and what the young startled not on I have howery fortune | heard from she tells me educated {eons ie to for rather say that woman” and If she is practicing of the law manners customs of Missourl, was bowery" but this morning, to meeting would be it WAS a your she is it belleve impos- I should billings sible she gate some out and I would strongly advise you to because in the East are people except “degenerates,” sum the whole thing I would say that ex- cept you apologize to me | shall write you up In the New York papers and one In Waverly which will completely put you out of suppress her, we not used to such to I shall also teli ever) husiness I have a witness who was at the bottom of the stairs and heard all My prestige does not extend to to must there will I say amends you that this Insult you for or trouble Respectiully, A. C. C. Campbell Waverly P, ON Y the of no onvy of be construction one will knowledge Judging from the above epistle “Mrs. Campbell's’ higher English’ Use a litle “KODOL “after meals and it will be found to afford ny prompt and efMclent relief KODOL | nearly approximates the digestive | julces. Tt digests what you eat. It is sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Sold Blaze With Which Was Extinguished a Garden Hose, The tooting of inne whistles In Sayre 11:15 last night the to a blaze which originated in the yards at firemen a coal nearly all the called en- Thomas* avenue Peters, and of Nlagara Falls The fire is thought to have spark front a Lehigh and John Eddy, one of fire extinguished the blaze with a garden hose before mach the fact taoting occupied by Tom owned by Martin Galli started from a Valley engin Savie's vallant fighters was done Despite whistles begat flames frst broke fifteen before aiarm » engine ouf jt was the gen- The fo owing firemen respanded and partie- in extinguishing the biaze C. Wood, E A Wilber. Ray I. N. Wiking, James E Lyon, loin Hammond, G E. Hendrick. John Eddy and Harry Zellar The building was of not much value The fully eral minutes was sounded ipated Chief 1 LaMent, ind Bo insurance was carried loss is total HAS THE POPUL! \TION OF SAYRE INCREASED? Mooled Question as te Whether the Town Mas Any More Men Inbab. itants Than it Contained a’ Year Ago. the are scale, since which a mammooth Ever Lehigh conceded to new Valley shops, be on began operations ago, It as here over a vear has heen a whether the materially increased While the of construction merchants, and other ran high It the shops number mooted question to industry has Savre’s population in the course the hopes of the in expected shops were business that large and their families tao Sayre, engaged Was new of but now would briog a men ssed since the shops GVer a year has pa and good business men, who watched Sayre and know to say def- shops have started, have the KRTIOWwW, conditions, are unable initely whether the been instrumental increasing the population of this or not. This assertion was given a practical dem- onstration last nlght ey's office when the depositions were taken in the of Wiliam an new in place in Justice Car- matter of an application Donahue for a eating house The hisiness license to in was conduct Sayre asked the in- during them were lke new shops borough question several men, as to crease the able in Sayre's population None of with anything curacy whether or not the had added anything lation In fact, the opinion appeared to there leg skilled Sayre there past year to state ac to Sayre's popu- of that in Year ago that the new s0 much consensus indicate are mechanics than It would sem which promised vielding bat little 4 were a therefore shops, are people have Piles. Why suffer from plles when you can use DeWitt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salve and get relief. Sold by C. M Driggs, Drugs Piles of Williams’ Kidney Pills. Have you peglected your Kidneys? Have your overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your Kidneys and Bladder? Have you paina in the loin, side, back, groins and Bladder? Have you a flabby ap- pearance of the face, especially un- der the eyes? Too frequent desire to pass urine? If so, Willlams' Kidney Pills will cure you Sample Free By mall, 60c. Sold by Druggista Williams Mf‘'g. Co, Prop'r., Cleveland. 0 Sold hy C M Driggs. drugeist License Transfer. Notice ix hereby that ap- plication will be madbh ta the court on Monday 1907, fer of License of the Brundage in ®he First in from Synthia Brundage to Michael J WILLIS G Pa. Feb 7 given an February 18 tri Hote! Ward J for uns. Tavern situate Sayre Borough Farrel GORDON Clerk Towanda 1907. BIRDS! Just received a fine lot of Canaries ond Cages and Cage Fixtures. | have fine yellow-headed Mexican Par- perfectly tame, talks, laughs and Call or write before you send one rot, R. A. HOLCOMB, 423 heystone Ave, Sayre, Pa. W. P. Smeaton, UPHOLSTERING Repairing and Refinishing. ELIZABETH ST. Waverly, 228-1w N. Y. J. M. ASHTON, General Contractor and iy Plans and Estimates Furnished. Valley Phone 135, Residence 208 There are two kinds of farniture— the flashy, uncom- fortable style and the good, solid, comfortable kind. : The latter is our specialty and wecan surcly give you sat- isfaction both as to quality and price, guarantecing each 1s represented looks of any home and we: 205 Desmond street piece to be all that ar well, and long, call at 2)/ NES Rk HERE JUST WHAT YA! ARE LOOKING TWEEN 18 AND 60 YEARS. CALL ON ITIS! FIRST-CLASS INSURANCE FOR INSURES BOTH SEXES BE- POLICIES COVERING DIVIDEXD PACH FIVE YEARS. 4 cans Livingston’ 3 cans “Knoxboro” 1 case 1 case 1 doz. cans Hoyt's Home-made 1 2 cans Red Kidney Beans 2 cans Melrose Bartlett Pears 9 bars Acme Sor np 51bs. Armour’'s Shield L ard. 100 Salt Pickles 2 lbs Long Thread Cocoanut 30c¢ can Lunch Tongue 18¢ can Libby Corn Beef Hash 1 pound *‘Lowney’s’ 51bs. No 1 Ciscoes 4 packages “Roy al Corn St: arch 7 lbs Lump Laundry Starch > L.A. &C.R. DESMOND S Corn... caren $1,300 pi 25¢ 26¢ 25¢ FS WILLIAMS SAYRE, PA A PLEASE GIVE ME A TRIAL. Do you appreciate a good thing? We you all do, s0 when you want anything in the line of furniture upholstered or repaired, no matter what you have, I can do the work and do it right My prices are right, and my work is guaranteed for six months A postal card will bring me to your house with samples and prices know J. P. OTTARSON, Cor. Brond and Pennsylvania Avenue. Waverly, N. TY. J. G. Howe CABINET MAKER, Household paired. Will Call at House and Give Fstimates 501 NORTH WILBUR AVENUE, 1mo* SAYRE, PA. 618 LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE RICHARD MILTON Famed Farcleal Ecstacy by Geo. NH. Broadhurst, Interpreted this cleverest play. A LAUGH! A ROAR! Prices—25, M0, 75, #L00 Advance opens Mondny moraing at Re — VIOLIN TEACHER. Any one wishing to take Violin les- sons, evenings only, can do sa by dropping a Tine or calling at 104 Tioga street. Children my S. MATTHEWS, 104 Tioga St, Sayre Everything new and up-to-date, First- Class Accommodations. r Opposite LL .V. Station. Rates $158 Per Day. : Ave, Save work, worry and \sbestos Hood keeps the. iron hot and the handlecool. That's why it does the work, better, and makes Ironing a pleasure The Asbestos Sad Irons are for sale in Sayre by BOLICH BROS
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