ness, and will pay you three per | cent. interest per annum for money The department of savings is a . feature of this Bank, and deposits, whether large or small, draw the same rate of interest. MB. N. SAWTELLE, Cashier. | The e Valley Record 1.1. MURRELLE, Publisher, HE CUNNINGHAM, City Editor. Published every very afternoon except San- day ae Murrelle's elle's Printing Office, Sayre, Sabacription, $1.00 per year; rates reasonable, and made 25 centa arene Ratered as second-class matter May 1 amor the At a ns of Siacs 5. “‘All the news that's fit to print” ' THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1905. —— ; Their Boat “Upsot” - Waveriy—It happened like this ‘Two young men went down the Susquehanna a day or two since on pleasure bent. A boat was engaged ‘and the young men went for a row They had been out for some time when they had occasion to change seats, and in so doing the boat was ‘overturned and the young men dropped into the deep It is not Rmecessary to say that as soon as they could reach terra firma they did so, and hustled home to change pg. Now they wonder how'it happened. One of the boys ‘says he only had eight beers before getting into the boat. It was Fred ‘who told us this story and if you ask him he will, without doubt, tell “you all about it. Two Drunks ~ Waverly—Gilbert Cuykendall, a resident of this place was arrested by Special Officer Stebbins at about 10 o'clock last night and locked ‘up. This morning in police court "he plead guilty to public intoxica- tion and sentence was suspended ~~ William Ayres, without a home, a blacksmith by trade, was locked ‘up drunk last night. This morning he was ordered out of town. He has not been seen since morning. Margaret Leary ~ Waverly—After an illness cov- ering a long period, Margaret “Leary died at her home in Ridge- bury Tuesday night Deceased was a ative of Ireland and came to America about Gg years ago. Funeral will be held tomorrow under the charge of W. C. Farley. Degree Not Conferred Waverly—On account of the ~ firemen’s doings the degree that was to have been conferred by the - Odd Fellows Tuesday evening was postponed until Tuesday evening next. FIERCE BATTLE IN MIDAIR. Hawk and Big White Cat Engage in Desperate Fight Ending in the Death of Both. - Montgomery, W. Va — Summer boarders at Barger's Springs witnessed a terrific mid-air battle between a large hawk and 8 medium-sized white cal, in which both combatants Jost their lives. The cat killed the bird, and in turn was crushed by its fall to ihe earth. “Ths cat was stretched upon a pile of boards, when out of the sky an immense bawk plunged and arose with animal grasped in {ts talons. The cat fought with great flerceness, and the upward progress of the two was marked by a swirl of fur and feath- era. The animal in its fury tore great lines In the hawk and depuded It of Its plumage. High upio (heals they hung Then they fo fall. and as they oeared the # trall of feathers followed. They the ground with a thud and all war over. The hawk was literally dis- embowied, every feather in reach of cat's claws Ty tors away. Its also hung Is little strings. The was app however, Th Sexo uv S. living within ten miles of Sayre wh Siving or Uric Ackd Disease and we wi any purchase made within 80 days at the dr This offer is only open until Addres your letter lo For a Few y suffer frien any form of Rheumatism, Imail you a coupon good for 15 cents on 1g siores of EO. FRANUKE, Athens, Pa «od the five names and sdlresses soon NEW HAVE eaches! . C. Farley has just rece State Crawford Peaches. product in the land. at this big assortment, N, CONN. Peaches! ived a carload of New York Finest and most delicious J. VERNON TEED, MANAGER News matter intended for publication in the Waverly Department should be addressed to the manager at Hotel Snyder, Waver'v. N. Y., where sub scriptions will alsc be receipted for Our subscribers will confer a favor by notifying us if they do pot receive the Record regularly 1s the! E. C. French Dryden fair today Mrs. Patrick Lynch is ill at her home on the south side —— attending W.] Amerman of Moravia made a trip to Waverly today Henry Cart of Lockwood is a guest of friends in town today a— a — Clark Tobias attended Mansfield yesterday J. Baker who has been little Mrs A. the fair at Mrs. M seriously ill is reported a better, The little child of Rev. and Mrs Briggs is confined to the house by illness. —————— Lewis Geralds of Towanda, a former resident of Waverly, was in town Tuesday. A. R. Bunn went to Ho mer yes- terday for a short visit with friends at his old home Miss Maude Thayre left today to resume her studies at the Elmira Business College > Masons are at work on the foun- dation for the new creamery block on Waverly street. Mrs. C. H. Sperry of Moravia is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. C. French S. F. 1s visiting old friends in this vicin- ity. He was a former resident of Chemung. Sovocool of Denver, Colo, Misses Hannah and Tina Engle- man are in Elmira today. Miss Tina has resumed her studies at the college in Elmira, re — Sr ———————— Emmons & VanEtten have just closed a contract for a heating sys- tem at the residence of Jesse Stedge on Lincoln street, Sayre. District - Attorney Wallace of Owego is in town arranging for the requisition of Adama and Shaw, two men held for burglary. Large crowds assemble at St. James’ church each evening to lis- ten to Rev. Father Burke. He is a highly interesting speaker, ——————————— N. and A 5 Terry of Williamston, C., 1s visiting his Mrs LL parents, Mr Gk on Pennsylvania Mr. Terry resident of this city nected with the American was a former and was con Basket company —— B M. Hall employed as under- and embalmer at the of Messrs French & Kingsbury for the past two and a half years, has gned his position Mr. Hall d openings in view taker rooms resi Fox ~ has scveral but as yet has made no definite arrangements for the future Prof DuBois, who has been in town the clarivoyant, for several days left last evening for Wilkes barre. lle expects to visit this city again about the middle of Nov ember. The professor has made many foci Waverly aang hit short stay in and his fiends will come him on his retu n A Pretty Wedding -A ding wus celebrated at the home of the bride's uncle, J. H Lowe of Front street, Elmira, last evening, Rev. Geo. A. Briggs, pastor of the Waverly Baptist church, officiat- ing. The contracting parties were Samuel I. Northrup of South {Wa verly and Miss Mabel C. VanCleft of El There a large number of guests present from this After a short Mr. Mrs, reside on Lincoln street, this aty, after Oct 1 Waverly very pictty wed mira, was city honeymoon trip and Northrup will Congratulations a host of friends * An Omission Waverly —In our write-up of the arc extended by doings of Firemen's Inspection Day we neglected to mention the Edwin C. Cook Hose Company of Bath, accompanied by the Alliance Band of Corning. This company came by special train and was entertained by the Tioga Hose Company. They formed a prominent part of the parade Supper and Inspection Waverly—The Sons of Veterans, Camp No. 88, of Waverly will give a supper at their rooms in G A. R. hall on Monday evening. An inspection will also take place at this Division Commander Moynihan of Rochester will be present and not Genthner, as pre- viously stated time. Board of Health Stopped Sale Waverly—A car load of peaches was side-tracked at the Erie station this morning and was being sold at Miss Helen Morgan of New York after a three weeks so) urn | with her parents in this aty will | return home the last of the week. Hall Clemmons and daughter, Mrs. Wilham Olney, after a vicit| with Waverly friends returned to] their home at Covington yesterday. | ee iSoim Rev. G A Briggs returned last evening from Big Flats, N. Y where he attended the Chemung. River Baptist Association Mr Briggs is vice president of the association. Mrs. Helen C. Cole, Miss Edna Mixer, Miss Bessie Perkins and E.| F. Perkins left this morning by “auto” to attend the picnic today | at the Horton Club house near Towanda. Guests from this city, Athens and Towanda are also in ! i fiftee n cents per basket. The Board !of Health viewed the fruit and or- dered the sale stopped. A large disposed of when the Board inter} fered Valley Railroad Company a few days ago, was held at St. John's church this morning, attended by a large circle of friends. Little One Suffered Waverly—The sixteen - months old baby of Mr. and Mrs. George Painton had the misfortune to get a cinder in its ce yesterday while From the marshes aod meadows they rise When the ast ray of daylight expires; WHE 8 vast constieilniion of Ares They people the dusk of the skies In an intricate kind of a dance, 1a a mystical mase trey are led, And | watch them it rolseiessly tread Wilh eyes that are beavy with trance And oft from the whir! ard the throng Some lesser jight dies is the play. They cease not their dar ce but siwaye Go circling and whir ing along And, watching, I dream that our iife Is a mirthless davce that we tread, Ne'er pausing to number the dead That vanish away in the strife We are sparks from the marsh that are fiiled For a moment with impu se A moment is curs to aspire A motsent—and then all is stilled! =N_ O Times-Democrat desire; HK. MORRIS MOORE, announcement “High-ho!” was the sigh from sofa “If 1 intrude—" “How can you intrude when you are asked to come? “Anyhow, 1 am demanding prema ture welcome, | am the first comer.” “Some one must be first, and I fan- <y—" “That | Intended to be first?” “1 was about to think so” “And for asking that question that | have already asked many itmes. You know what it is?” “] know.” “And your answer?” To what?” “You sald you know.” “Not what to answer.” “Then let me tell you what to answer, Stella” “It will be a dull dialogue If you play both parts.” “It is no play with me that I may not hope! the same as always®"”’ “It must be the same since my life my mission, my talents must be given all for progress, for advancement for wom- an’s emancipation.” “Mrs. West” “Ah, Mrs West' s0 giad to see you'" “So happy. | came early. It is so hard to see anything of you Such a crowd about her always doctor” was Lhe the Do you mean Is your answer not veer lightly into divine moods, Stella thought she had never seen him appear so heavy “What has our star been doling late- ly? Writing! Ah, genius!” “Truly, | have been writing a story of the revolution,” admitted Stella, “and that was why | sighed ” “Sighed!” queried Mrs West. “Ah, was It?" asked the eagerly “l was grieved” hastily; doctor explained Stella, “because 1 feared I could get | WEDDING GARMENT, REENTERED THE LIBRARY po illustration io time. It is a story written for a Fourth of July number.” why not {llustrate it yourself?” “Landscapes, | might But dramatic scenes?” “Why pot?” artistic fervor If only you, Mrs. West, and you, Dr, Moore, would pose for me | have two correct, genuine colonial costumes One story, the farmer's daughter from whose piggin of milk Washington quaffed a draught as he rode to Yorktown.” “If 1 had a single ancestor who had done a deed worth telling!” boasting such an ancestress, smiled in- pot the ambition to even express a wish bears with never a celebrity among them; proof positive, he never told of any such, “The other costume was that of a Col Morris, a genuine continental uniform It fs. [| was lucky enough to get it at a private auction when | was at school in the city “Quick! Qufck' The costumes’ The eamera' Before the other guests ar- Five” cried Mrs West with pleasurable excitement, Bcarcely ten minutes had elapsed when Mrs West, arrayed in the old wed- ding garment, reentered the library Never 5ad she appeared to such advan- Wearer antique costume. The doctor, in all the glory of conti- | mentals, entering just behind the widow, fashed at her a look of amazed admira- | tion. | that he felt uncomfortable while he looked kingly “Now, who are we? doing?” cried Mrs. West. “You are Nance Doyle herself Stella The artist's fervor gave her warmth io spite of the discomforting admiration that the widow's fetching appearance created. and faithful lover.” “Yes,” assented the doctor, fervently, “Patriotism only burns brighter in each breast than does the love of each for each. pure, changeless” “How truly you tell it,” breathed Mrs West “It Is the moment of parting before the decisive battle ™ “And the pose? “Take that of the already immortalized will give the needed difference” “We must be quick about it clared Mrs. West, “the other will be arriving in a moment.” Stella was focusing “Ready.” she called The doctor seized the widow's hands in his and pressed them to his heart She lifted to his entrancingly beautiful. for the moment brimming | with expression of devotion: his own {what man's could not 71 met hers with an equal ardor. Stella peering the lens caught the glanes great sob rise to her throat “It seems so long since murmured the widow sald Huguenot! lovers the de. guests eyes through so long— Stella felt as if fling her “But now —at last ” breathed Moare Stella's hand shook so that she could scarcely draw out the plate ler. It was plain that these two had loved In the long ago ht to find him here the old affection right under her eyes She had repulsed her persistent lover just once too often, and now her heart told her—too late “Any other pose?” “Too late’ sald Stella Her voles frightened her as she uttered the words beating In her heart. Too late “But you are content with your f work? quoted Mrs, West Not if {twas to give over her lover to the widow “You do not need me now? You do not want me? The doctor was eager to lay aslde the continentals “I can’t tell until-—until later develop ments” But here the guests came. They were captured with the grace of the old cos- tumes Was there magic in the ancient unt- form, Stella wondered Had she ever fancied the doctor heavy? Only Her culean. Had she ever thought him stiff? Only stately. Clumsy? Only courtly | Tales of the brave days of the revolu tion were rife in Stella's parlors that | afternoon. Each told a tale of his or { her own until Mrs Clitheral, wearing ; her gray hair like a duchess’ coronet, | and across her breast as many badges | and fusignia as a field marshal may | boast, turned to Dr. Moore © “You say nothing.” she announced, | “and you are the only one among us whose ancestor was a signor.” “And you never told me murmured Stella In his ear “But you were so Interested |n progress in advancement in emaneipa- tion from all old customs, how could | know you would care for such old | things?” | “And your father's family. continued { Mrs. Clitheral—her D. A. R. Colonial {| Dame, Daughters of Colonial Governors, | Child of Royalty badges tinkled as she { talked—""are, If 1 mistake not, of the ! Moores of North Carolina of name and fame, closely connected with the Moore, | present marquis of Drogheda Castle, | Ireland.” “And you let me boast to you of my (‘armer girl ancestress with her pall of foamy new milk." “She was one to boast of, brave, sim- | ple, true.” While the guests gathered about Mrs | Augustine Shepperd to hear for the hundredth time her favorite story of the revolution; how Col. WIll Shepperd rode neck and neck with the captured Tory across the How Fields, the doctor | whispered to Stella: “l will tell you now that it was | who | pawned these coutinentals which | now | wear." “Not really?” ‘To buy a decent coat in which to read my graduating thesis” “And now?” | “And now | have had success enough {| to feel warranted in asking you again that question” “But. Mrs West? You loved her once? I heard her say to you as you heid her, oh, so closely: ‘It seems so long” “Since you had kept us playing the fool while you worried with the cam- “And you, gazing at her so ardently, said: ‘At last!’ "—N. 0. Times-Demo- crat. Plant Lice Killer. Fifty-eight perso = competed to get the prize offered at Frankfort, Ger- many, for the best wethod of destroy- ing plant lice. The winner's prepara tion 1s as follows: Quassia wood, two and one-half pounds. to be soaked over night In ten quarts of walter and well boiled, then strain 3 through a cloth and placed, with 100 quarts of water fn a petroleum barrel, with five pounds of soft SOAR Test ot Chauffeurs At 8 recent automobile meet in Eng- land one of the competitions was to test the capacity of the chauffeurs to judge the pace at which their respect ive machines Were iraveling. Grand Parade o'clock. Hon, Bois Penrose, U, S, Friday at 11 o'clock. Stock Thursday at 10 Senator delivers an address other attractions. returning from the fair grounds and start on return Every department filled w Hon. E. ds wv immediately following tl Acrobatic and Juggling Many Sayre and Athens to and last three davs, Re- member trains stop at Fair trip from Fair grounds. ith exhibits, we Public Wedding. i | LIGHT AS A FEATHER mfortable wo the palate, whole mouth are the new style plates of needed teeth we fit to your face. Yes, to your face the outside of cheek and hence Ct gums and the for and chin are to as well as the inside be retained. 1 hen he considered lowak s if natural are to and work Get our 1deas prices, vou'll want our Vitalized Air Made Fresh Every Morning. DR. avs, WAVERLY, - - JULY DIVIDEND stow k hie rs 1 Was mailesi t “Mh The Penn- Wyoming Copper Co. =a we Ponds rduring the car wufit was pure a which the *m mthly dividends ents and itis asplen- the present pri pcr share i ash « red payments hanger wit 1 notice seston k ery into romotion stick f equal value of plant, ete, Af Lows Call or KE REYNOLDS, Packer Ave Sayre, Pa We are Agents for the Sale of the STILLWELL INCANDESCENT GAS 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, Fits any gas burn er. After a week's trial, if not satisfled your money back, L. C. KEPLER, General Agent. 874} Broad St., Both Phones, Waverly. ligating gating C. J. CARY, CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER REAL ESTATE CARY BLOCK, SAYRE. Look! Look] If you are looking to the interest of your pocket book you should buy your Groceries and Provisions where yon can save the most money. Everything in the line of first-class staple and fancy groceries at a big sav- ing of money. Our Sunshine Coffee is the best on earth, All who have tried it once use no other, 25¢ a pound, J. L. HUNTER, 375 Broad Street, Waverly, N. Y. == Subscribe for The Record. — Ready for Business MW Having refitted the billiard, pool and lunch rooms recently leased of F. 8S, Wol- cott, | am now prepared to serve all cus- tomers in a satisfactory manner, My pacity is quick lanches of all Moda, our patronage solicited. Oyw and Sita in. season, Te Specialties Diseases of Women and of the Rectum, Hours Ttofa m,103,7to8p. wm. OFFICE -SBAMUELS BLOCK. Valley Yailey Telophove x. 18 Lockie $0 27x. 128 Lockhart Bt, WANT ADS Rates :- Wanted, Lost, Found, For Sale, 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 subseribers. Wanted. Wanted —An orderly at the Robert A. Packer Hospital. Busine ss concern now doing a profit- able and increasing trade wants to double it by interesting a few local men with some spare capital. Basiness will bear closest investigation. Don't reply unless you have the fands Address “Business,” care The Valley Record, Say re, Pe nna. 115.0 Bood boy to learn printing trade at Record office, Must be in good health and willing to work. Apply before noon. A set of Duruy's “History of Rome,” Rome," or of “Booklover's Shakspere,” Inquire Record Office, Sayre, 115-6* Reliable married man , wanted to work at the ice business by the year. lanquire F. J. Tillman, 105 North Elmer Avenue, Sayre; Pa. 114-8 ee —————— Money to Loan. Party has limited amount of money to loan on desirable terms, Address inqui- ries to The Record, Sayre, 115-6* ee For Sale or Exchange. Doable barrel 12-guage hammer shot- gun in perfect condition for sale cheap for cash, or will trade for a good bieycle, Write what you have to offer to “Sports- man,” care Valley Record, Sayre, Pa, 115¢ rr For Sale. Ford touring car in first class condi: tion; great bargain to quick buyer, . Ad~ dress Lock Box 12, Waverly, N. x "107. One set “Irish Literatare,” ‘10 volumes, three-fourths morocco, perfectly new, for sale or exchange for other books. Box T, Sayre. 115-8¢ ‘House and lot, No. Jit Hopkins street, Apply to Mrs. H. Angell, No. 114 Wilber avenue, ara Pa. 114-2 Horse for sale. Five years old. W 1850 Ibs. Color, bay. J. C, Wood, ¥ Maple street. Help Wanted. Ladies to assist in soliciti of flour in Waverly, Sa Office, Notice. The Record, has the best House Lease ever printed in Bradford county; also Vest Pocket and Desk Books; and a variety of Legal for Justices and Constables. For Rent Two houses for reat, lnsluding bona $30 water and toilet rooms in per month. Inquire H. Ma Clothing Store, Sayre, 108-£ For County Commissioner I hereby announce myself as a candi- date for the oflice of County Commission= er, appealing to the voters, without re- gard to party, for their aid and support at the polls in November, ; Hexry H. Bowriay. Towanda, Pa., Aug. 16,05. Dissolution of Partnership Notice is hereby given that the firm Shaw & Gay has buen dissolved and that the affairs of the firm wi in the future by W. W, authorized to pay all accounts sive all bills.
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