$50,000.00 $12,000.00 Wo solleit your Banking busi- “pons, and will pay you three per interest per annun for money on Certificate of Deposit or rings Account. The department of savings is a special feature of this Bank, and all deposits, whether large or 3 small, draw the same rate of | interest. W. H. SAWTELLE, Cashier. The Valley Record J. BH. MURRELLE, Publisher, He H. E. CUNNINGHAM, Uity Editor, Pablished every at Marrelle's Printing Office, Sayre, ption, $3.00 per year; 25 cents month, tes reasonable, and made knowp oa Spplication. + Watered as second-class matter May 10, 1906, at the postoffice at Sayre, Pa. under the me = All the news that’s fit to print” WEDNESDAY, ens SEPTEMBER 20, 1805 ‘WOMAN'S DESPERATE BATTLE WITH DOGS. Vicious Pack of Brutes Almost Strip - Her of Clothes—Girl Neigh- bor to the Rescue. ._ Danbury, Conn —Attacked by a pack of savage dogs her clothing halt ptripped from her body and her flesh Jacerated In many places, Mr: Milton B. Van Keuren, wife of a marketman of this city, had a desperate battle for life within a stone's throw of her Pome She owes her escape from more serious Injury and perhaps death "fo the pluck of Miss Mary E Knapp JA Beighbor, who ran to her ald and Belped her beat the brutes off - Mrs Van Keuren was on ber way 20 ber husband's market block THE DOGS ATTACKED HER a2 OUSLY from her home, when the dogs sprang “upon ker from the roadside The jeader of the pack a Scotch collie leaped at her throat. She attempted "to beat It off, when a big bulldog and ‘as shepherd dog threw their weight : upon ber and bore her to the ground She tore the collie from ber throat ‘with her hands, only to have It slok its teeth in her shoulder 2 pddenad apparently by the wom “#n's struggles, the dogs set upon her with teeth and claws. They ripped Ber dress open from collar to hem of skirt, and tore her shirt waist from ~ per shoulders. Her position was ex tremely perilous when Miss Knapp, at _ tracted by her cries, rushed upon the dogs and by sheer strength tore them from the prostrate woman Both women were baving a pitched battle “with the dogs when men ran up and beat the animals off with clubs Miss Knapp escaped unharmed Mrs. Van Keuren was taken her home. A doctor found her suffering from shock and a score of wounds She bad saved her face from harm, But at the expense of one arm The arm was fearfully torn, and there were many lacerations made by teeth and claws upon her shoulders, neck - snd back Her condition is serious, But the doctor says she will probably recover. to : Ruiz *d Romance. A common belief in hospital romances has been rudely shocked by the story of a New York nurse. She had a very Interesting patient and there appeared some evidence of an approaching situ- ation wotll he came out of a tender Janguor, opened hs eyes upon her and asked: “Do you suppose hell is worse © than this? "—Boston Herald. ni Ringed Birds. ‘For the purpose of studying the had- is of birds of passage a “vogelwar'e has been established at Rossiten, in eastern Prussia, where birds are to be csught and liberated again after small # Bave been attached to their feet t directors request that the feet of Sch ringed birds killed anywhere to Peaches! | State Crawford Peaches. | product in the land. at this big assortment, Peaches! Finest and most look WAVERLY J. VERNON TEED, MANAGER News matter intended for publication in the Waverly Departinent should be wldressedd to the manager at Hotel saviler, Waverly, N.Y where =ub- seriptions will alsc be rece pled for faven by § do not recrive Lhe itl confer a potifving us if the Record regularly Omir subscribers « Floyd Lett clerk | Vasbinder's grocery store IS 4 New - | Dana Hopkins is senously ill | his home on Broad street ————————— Miss Nora | was a local visitor yesterday Kane of Corning W. H. Hopkins at the Oyster Bay did a rushing business yester day - Mrs Sarah E. Ley is very all at her home on Center street, side * F. A. Mercereau of Binghamton spent yesterday among Waverly | friends. | " — Miss Gertrude Stewart of Adc son 1s a guest of Mr. and Mrs A. Shidman hh - R ee Only two arrests were made yes terday and this is considered very extraordinary - The Misse called on their Waverly and Sayre Donovan of Owego friends yesterday Miss Mamie Sargeant of Wash ington, DD. C, is the cook at Hop kins Oyster Bay Mrs F. D Morns of Montrose, Pa, is a guest at the home of her sister, Mrs. C. B. McNatt Miss Huldah Shaw fine dwelling on her recently pur- will erect a chased ot on Waverly street leave F.fhe orming for a Mrs Hunters will the o visit rela tives at Be ntley Creck and Wells burg in with Miss | for some days has who has suff recovered to resume her studies at Ina Engleman ently Elnura Miss Jescie Newland of Elmira, is a guest of her uncle and Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Barden coln street unt, on Lin - The Misses Mate and Kate Mack and Miss Anna O'Day, all of El mira, spent yesterday with friends in this aty Mr. and Mrs M. A. Brooks of of the Brooks, Jinghamton were guests former's brother, C. W. the first of the week —— ——— of G. M. Legg's shoe repair shop on Broad The stone walk in front street has been raised to a grade with the adjoining walks - Ex Shenff H. B. Drake of Brad ford county, Pa, whose home 1s at | Canton, Pa, is visiting at the home of Justic e and Mrs Cc. O land Hoag - Mrs. Lucy Main of VanEtten is visiting for a few days in town York where she will spend the coming fall and winter. r——— She is on her way to New Al McNeai, at Hotel Snyder, was locked up last might porter This morn ing he was given his liberty on a suspended sentence, re ——————— Rev. and Mrs. M.S Godshall left this morning tor Waverly, Pa, {to attend the wedding of Miss Lula | White, who has on several occa because he was drunk. i { sions visited Waverly friends Mrs. Crans of Chemung street, who has been ill for some time was taken to Clifton Springs for treat ment a few days ago. She has returned home and is in a feeble Walters undertook to carry more “budge” than was really necessary in consequence of which he became so weary that a night's rest in the “cooler” was tendered him House Enter.d By Thieves Waverly Hoagland, 423 was entered throueh a Chamung street, «ndow by burglars some time after 100'clock last mirhe Several pocket books in the house were © nptied of ther contents, hut on'y a small amount Mr. and Mrs. Hoagland and their son and of change wa. <ecured i daughter were at the time, and knew nothing of this morning LA few days ago Mr. Hoagland re lthe burglary until 5 ceived £1,885 from some western securities, and it is presumed the intruders thought this money w but, had been deposited in the bank No c! guilty person 4s in the house, fortunately, it ie as to the identity of or persons has as yet been obtained Choral Union Meeting Waverly terested A mecting of all in of a Choral Union in this city will be held at High Th hirated to Waverly, bu' the promo in the organuzung hool hall this even ing memberstip will not be hos * . % fs 1X to Ce 10} i and Ath i hist belore la: number Sayr- ralled on of the ns ¢ the clo meeting this evening D A R. Were Entertained Waverly Tioga Chapter, Daugh ters of Ancrncan Revolution, com posed of ladies from this aty, Sayre and Athens are being entertained at the home of Mrs. W. C. Buck on Chemung street this afternoon Local Eleven Won Waverly A game of foot ball the this city and the Ouakdales of Sayre, between Shamrocks of played at Howard street grounds yesterday resulted in a victory for the locals by a score of 6 o. Harvest Supper Waverly — The ladies of the Pres byterian church will hold a harvest supper in the parlors of the church All the good things of the season will be served BUY BOOKS AT HONE This valley is alive with book Friday evemng agents—keep your hand on your money and buy at home! Our home booksellers can get you any- thing you want that is printed and bound between covers, and at the lowest price—though, to be honest, the public cannot be blamed for assuming that the itinerant vender is the only man from whom to buy books, for local booksellers do not advertise their wares in the public prints very extensively ——— nt? PACKER BAND MUSI FOR MOVANHO DANCE The first of a series of dances for which the Movanho Club has en gaged the Packer band to furnish music, will be held Friday evening of this A large crowd is expected to attend. week Notice to Advertisers. Our confer a great favor if they will hand in advertisers will copy for changes in advertisements not later than 6 p. m. on the day before the appear give later changes proper attention changed form is to We find it impossible to We mean to get The Record to you promptly and regularly. You perfect out service and 4 0TH ANNIVERSARY OF FIRE DEPARTMENT Highly Pleasing and Most Suc- | cessful Event—Chief Tucker Did Much 'to Make the Day | An Eventful One. | Waverly— The pleasures of a | day have gone into history but it will be a long time before the | memory of the soth anniversary of the Waverly Fire Department dics | from the minds of those in attend It ‘beautiful day and was enjoyed by The local fire department covered them- lance yesterday was a most large crowds of wisitors. selves with glory and each of the out-of-town visitors spoke of their day in this village as one ol ex- ceeding pleasure At 8 o'clock in the morning the of They were the | guests of the local Hook and Lad | Independent Hose company { Corning arrived der company and were met by their entertainers at the station, and ac- companied by the Waverly band to the hotel Tioga where they At 8:23 | made thar headquarters o'clock the Union Hose company arrived, and were escorted bg the Cayuta Hose company and the Endicott These two companies were given band to headquarters an early morning nde over the Waverly, Sayre & Athens trolley line and enjoyed the early hosp: tality of their entertainers At about noon the Sayre fire laddies made their appearance, and a finer looking lot of firemen was They were accompanied by the Packer The by the | Sayre firemen added much to the of the The parade never seen in Waverly band part taken success afternoon was a long and It was reviewed on | Broad street by the Village Board of Trustees and Borough Councils Athens. A highly pleasing feature of the parade was beautiful one of Sayre and the Tioga Juniors composed of 12 little boys dressed in white duck They hose cart suits drew a miniature and attracted a great deal of attention The Nic hols local band in furnishing band assisted the for would Msi We not neglect to mention Chief Tuck the Waverly firemen er who has worked very h rd for the success of the anniversary cel cbration The local fire nished edibles companies fur- at their several rooms and did all that was within their power to entertain their vis- tors ————————— Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that the part- nership lately subsisting between James P. Daly and Thomas Maroney of Sayre, Pa., under the firm name of Daly & Ma- roney was dissolved on the 22d day of August, 1805, by mutual consent. All debts owing to the said partnership are to be received by said Thomas Ma- roney, and all demands on the said part- nership are to be presentad to him for payment. The business will be contin- ued by said Thomas Maroney. Jaymes P. Dary, THOMAS MARONRY, H. 8. WINLACK, Atty. Aug Public Sale of Real Estate Pursuant to an order of the Orphans’ Court of Bradford County, Pa. there will be sold at’ pablic sale on the premises in Sayre borough, in said county, on Fri- day, the 20th day of October, 1803, at 10 o'clock, a. m., the following described real estate, late the property of NF Tattle, deceased, viz: House and lot situate in Sayre bor- ough, Bradford County aforesaid, and bounded and described as follows: On the east and north by George Cayvken- dall farm; on the south by Cayuta street, and on the west by land of Levi Cartis; containing one acre of land, more or ess, with dwelling house, out-building, and fruit trees thereon Being the same lot of land conveyed to N. F. Tut- tle, now deceased, by B. B. Tuttle, by deed recorded in Beadford County Deed Book. No. 263, at page 280 : TERMS OF SALE: Oue fourth of the purchase price to be paid on the day of sale, and the balance of purchase money on the confirmation of the sale, at which time the administrator will execate and deliver a deed for the same. JOB GRIFFIN, Administrator Sept. 20, 1005, 114-4 I.E. BAKER. Carpenter and Builder. 22,20 8ep.5,12.10 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, N. Y. Charles C. Annabel, _ ATTORNEY HIGH SPEED TRAINS PLANNED FOR GERMANY. Line Will Probably Be Built Between Berlin and Hamburg—Feasi- bility Demonstrated Two Years Ago. New York.—After years of patient study and experiments involving mil lions of dollars, it that at asl high long distance clectrical locomotive is about to be put to actual commercial use with ao ability, if needed, to run at a speed of upward of 100 miles an hour, The test iid Letwesn is thought the speed i. €., ws wil probably be bulit ities of Hamburg and Beriin, in Germany The dist to be exact. 178 mille and is now cov ered by high-grade steam locomotives with coaches in thres pinutes, or at the bour. A proposith fore the reichstag to lay the equip rolling sto vice that will t tween the tiie ance is SS hours and 23 of 52 miles a6 un has been laid be : and and track an sef rate German emperor the bed k to establish a vel the 17% mi in a trifle one hour and 45 minutes An ing schedule on this time—]id miles an hour— Is guaranteed 75 a part of the proposition. and the Allgemeins Elektricitats Gesellschaft. of Berlin one of the largest ral electric companies in the offers to do the work for $72 ve The Allgemeine Elektricitats Ces=ll schafli this under} taking as the limit of its deve opment | in the matter of high specd U ion | It goes further. It =ays plainly to the] German government “If you would go a trifie faster, say | 125 miles an hour, you may do so lor} $37 500 004 " Up to date es 1 two cities avel Opera based gene world iM} dors not OK pon act the German government has not decided to accent th offer Neither has It it. That the] proposition is under on=idera re jected ments in high-speed fon tects road the use of which wa: permitted by the government to the very pow sufgesting the establishment the new gervice The great German corporation mak ing the offer has demonstrated the a peaple of FASTEST LONG DIST (Can Make 10 M: Exte: Fs an ting ilse.l) feasitility of the speed and th durability of their motors to the engi peering world as far as 194d when trials at Zassen over the German military roads were successfully Al these trial celebrated in electrical world tirely new set of phenomena appeared Pr. Shulz Prendent, of the imperial German railway department and man of the «© dy Zomsen trials new back faut the ting and en now an inter hair of th what mt fiae hn thu feserile of wo will soon constitu part the a the every day trip betwesen Goimab cities “lastruments read e. ory ten seconds to take measure of speed and power. The engineer will be rounded by wires and apparat carrtes a current at 14 000 volts “it will be possible the scenery comfortably, hut persons stand- jing on stations passed Ly the train at top speed caunol be recogni od No injurious effects will be feit by aur pressure due to passing of trans on the other track, because the di-tan between tracks will be made greater, to do away with this very fault “It 1&8 likely that remains small birds ghd insects will be found after every trip on the front of the motor Birds dodging Lut they have been caught by the electric motor, which moves faster than aay bird flies.” Louis J. Magee, of New York, one of the foremost electrical engiueers of this ccuntry and the director in Amer- lca of the Aligemeine Elektricitats Gesellschaft, adds much of {uterest to the gescription of this new world Lealipg passenger train tle says “The passengers in coaches drawn by a great electric motor sh wuld be much more comfortable than in those drawn by a steam locomotive, for tne simple reason that the eleciric power l#¢ a non rotary principle or uniform In drawing power, while the steam power is a red iprocating power, or sub ject to a jerkiness of movement wot met with lo electrically propelled cars “The new trains will carry no fire wo ignite in case of an accident. There will be no smoke and no cinders. There will be no boller to burst, no steam to scald and blind, Bo gases cate.” The enormous amount of power re quired to propel electrically even a single car at speeds over 10) miles an hour 18 one of the principal objec! iond to high speed on account of its great expense and the limited carrying pacity of the cars When the German government shall have told the Allgemeine Elcktricitats Geselischaft to go ahead with its work of iostalling the fastest tralo sorviee in the world, 12 months or perhaps 18, will elapse before the first train starts Experts here say that the 100 miles an Lour electrical motor service 1a not due in America for many years yet ‘The conditions here are not yet ripe for IL H. H. Mercereau, Attorney-at-Law Notary Public are to be sur 12 lia 10 observe © of delight trains, to sutfo- AIRVOYANT READINGS AND ALD t biithant and I m«dern times Prof. M. Dubois of N*w York 1 FINS > RESULTS - Mr. Maurice Dubais, the famous and peereless New York Psychic and Palmust is for one week in Waverly, hie mav be consulted daily from 10 a, m, to 8 p.m. at his private parlors, 452 Fulton Street. This is an extraordinary oppor tunity. Mr. Dubois is on an adver. tising trip and cannot be found ouat- New York offiee at any He is the acknowledged cader of his profession, and many of his remarkable predictions and tests have been much featured and written haut He cordially invites son view him on any matter'vou in troable ar doubt not ask a will recite life fn fs side his futanre Lime to antsr- may be He will still he youg help Ain haut, sinzle question ; every incident in and if required your desires and ulvising, realize hitions Prof true and wdvies on every subject, solves mat- ters of doabt and mystery, aid [Hibois gives pewul x those In matters of law, husinrss, investments health, travels, changes, marriage, conrtahip and domestic troubles his help is a sure guaranties of success Hond reds who are suceessful in busi- who are nnsaccessfal or enhappy ness happy taining for the developes in their homes, their desires, or thank blessings they enjoy strength of mind, had habits and weakness of through mental suggestions and guarantees to accomplish fully and ithsolatelv* whatever he undertakes are him He CHres mind Special Reduced Fees this week, 500, £1.00 $2.00 for tests, readings and advice, BUSINESS MEN Men and women in professional walks of life, who would not think of consulting the proverhial “ fortane- teller,” visit Mr. Dubois regularly New York and elsewhere and wnefited. He has been visited and is endorsed by such people as Sir Robert salisbary, Ex-President Uleveland, Senator Shepard, Judge Hunt, Dr. Russell Pierce, Mrs, Lease, Lillian Russell Mme Bernhardt, Mand Adams and many others. Hun dreds of testimonials in offices same come for a half hour interest. ingly spent, while others call for and peceive valuable a lvies and help, REMEMBER One Week Only in Waverly in ire his Ww mar stim khe The Penn-Wyoming Copper Co. Male =x rus ven sth = ) piper during the last se profit was ver § which the Stix k ia this company pays monthly dividends {1 ger cent and is asplen- Hd buy present price of w¢ per share sept] yout rder payments Price suldest to tice No water in this sloxk lelterments No preferyes t 1otion stock po bonds. KE share is of equal value fe assets §7 value of plant, etic, on the investmenls at the cash of deferred hange wit lar goes into cry 0 RR 1 NE KX A proposition write worth Call or REYNOLDS Ave sayre, Pa fuvestigating R HE 117 Packer We are Agents for the Sale of the STILLWELL INCANDESCENT CAS BURNER which gives you better light than ten ordinary gas burners or twelve electric bulbs. Floods a large room with a bean- tiful white light. Comfortable for home, study, reading, ete. Saves the eyes, Makes stores, halls and churches look at- tractive and bright, Fita any gas burn- er. After a week's trial, if not satisfied vour money back. L. C. KEPLER, General Agent. 8741 Broad St, Both Phones, Waverly. C. J. CARY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER REAL ESTATE CARY BLOCK, SAYRE. H. L. TOWNER, M.D. Specialties. Diseases of Women and of the Rectum, Hours-7tofam,1to3,7to8 p.m. OFFICE-SAMUELS BLOCK. 128 Lockhart St. Subscribe for The Record. ccm: —_— Ready for Business Having refitted the billiard, pool and lunch rooms recently leased of F. 8. Wol- eott, I am now prepansd to serve all cus. tomers in a satisfactory manver. My jalty is quick lunches of all kinds, patronage nt ir LIGHT AS A FEATHER and hence comfortable to the palate, gums and the whole mouth are the new style plates of nceded teeth we fit to your face. Yes, to your face, for be considered as well as the inside if natural looks are to be retained. and prices. Then vou'll want our work Get our 1deas Vitalized Air Made Fresh Every Morning. DR. DAVIS, WAVERLY, - N.Y. If vou are looking to the interest of your pocket book you shanld buy your Groceries and Provisions where you can save the most money. Everything in the line of first-class Our Sunshine Coffee is the best on earth. All who have tried 25¢ a pound, J. L. HUNTER, 375 Broad Street, Waverly, N. Y. GOOD BREAD! When you want it call for KING'S BREAD Made at the West Sayre Bakery. Sold in Sayre by David Arthur, Fred Cook, Child, Waltisan & Young, James Daly, Hand & Doane, F. E. Seager and W, Wright. In Athens by Park & Co. Cat- lin & Co. and J. F. McKean. Good Bread From Good Materials. None Better Made Amywhere. WANT ADS Rates :— Wanted, Lost, Found, For Bale, ete., | cent a word each insertion for first three times, } cent a word each insertion thereafter. None taken for less than 25 cents. Situations wanted, free to paid in advance subscribers. Wanted. Wanted — An orderly at the Robert A. Packer Hospital. Reliable married man wanted to work it the ice business by the year, Inquire F. J. Tillman, 105 North Elmer Avenue, Sayre; Pa. 114-8 For Sale. Ford touring car in first class condi- tion; great bargain to quick buyer, Ad- dress Lock Box 12, Waverly, N. Y. 1074 House and lot, No. 121 Hopkins street, Apply to Mrs, H. D. Angell, No. 114 Wilber avenue, Sayre, Pa. 141 § “Horse for sale. Five years old. Wei thy 1350 Ibs. Color, bay. J. C. Wood, Maple street. hd Help Wanted. : Ladies to assist in soliciting for sale of flour in Waverly, Sayre thens. Address “Flour,” Record Office. 100-8 Notice. The Record has the best House Lease ever printed in Bradford alse Vest, Pocket and Deak. Rios Justices and Constables. t For Rent Two houses for rent, including aly water and toilet rooms in per month. lnguire H. A. Ka 's Clothing Store, Sayre. 106-1 For County Commissioner J hereby announce myself as a candi- date for the ofice of County Commission - er, appealing to the voters, without re- gard to pares, for their aid and support at the polls in November. Henny H. BENTLEY, Towanda, Pa., Aug. 16,06. Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that the firm of Shaw & Gay has been dissolved and that the affairs of the firm will be conducted in the future by W.W.Shaw, who Is authorized to pay all accounts and we« ceive all bills, W. Saaw. Mgr. 117 N. East street, Fayre. Orchestra The Queen City Orchestra, of experienced musicians, and all the latest music, is preg pish any number of instruments halls, parties or en night; rates reasonable, Barden, Valley Phone 2-x, Sayre, ¢ orders at Maney & Bayre. 4 - Political 1 hereby announce
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