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Night Gown Special
Lace Trimmed Skirt
Ladies’ Sweaters
ley | Record Ladies’ Wrappers
= ‘Silk Petticoats .
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Notice
Vernon Teed baviog
his position as Wa-
|verly representative of The Val.
ley Record, all business in that
territory should be transacted for
{the present with Mr. George C.
| Mackenzie of 306 Broad street. Mr.
| Mackenzie will continue to repre-
(sent The Binghamton Press.
| Waverly news items intended for
‘publication in The Record can
leither be left at Mr. Mackenzie's
loffice or telephoned to him by
| calling Bell phone 56, Waverly.
Loar p teas. | I it is desired to communicate
customs collector | With the publication office of The
the Galilee has ' Record, call Valley phone 142-A,
instructed accord- |
reports the Wash. | O4Y'C:
at the request of J. H. MukrerLe, Publisher.
Sayre, Pa, Oct. g, 1905
Mr. J.
resigned
terrestrial magnet
fe institution, and
C the entry and |
Galilee at every for- Much Discussed Law Suit Ends
port at which she | a + 8
: sha would Waverly Attorney F. E
clear at each port, llawkes of this place as attorney
used for sclentific for the New York and Penasyl
+ or he Sun “? vania Telephone and Telegraph
departure to classi- (Bell) company received yesterday
d and 50 used as d
aR the aclontists |? decision handed down by Judge
three years of hard Lyon of the supreme cour: in the
th will result In a cor- | case of Averetta Parsons of North
hart oh por Waverly against the Bell company.
4nfluences which now Ihe case aroused much interest
mariners’ compasses. here a year ago and caused discus-
810 be classed as “on The decision the
because the United sion.
! is appropriating contest a draw,
Tor menchant. The which F. E
“ymchits, it became Hawkes was opposcd by attorney
Elasaily the Galllce aa | ' Sebring of Corning and «x-district
fy And the scientists attorney F. A. Darrow of Owego,
arose from the effort of the tele-
phone company to run a line to
woman In the world owns Lockwood, to accomplish which
+ 1s Miss they had to pass the property of
Deer. Jue hae eine the Parsons’. Mrs. Parsons owns
“South Broadway tram {the place and the suit therefor is in
‘her name. Her husbands con-
- | ducts a blacksmith shop at North
k Visible Prove. Mrs. Hevi. Waverly, and ia front of the drive-
more of a spendthrift way leading into his shop a pole
mes." walsttull”~ Judge | * placed. The location of this
sartain)y pole was the principle point of
; contest. According to Justice
thing, isn’t she” Lyon's decision, the plaintiff, Par-
Saywhars wihoot a wou 3 sons is awarded six cents damages,
frones.”—Cleveland Leader. | the cost of the action is placed on
of Security. the defendant company, the obnox
feel thai your automobile 10us pole remains in its place, but
safe? certain wires must be changed
me-—when It Is in the
EE honor Star somewhat
- Out of the onginal suit came a
In His Face. second action to punish for con-
Always got a smille on M8 oo of court certain parties to
| where would you expect the affair. An attempt was made
it7—1llustrated Bits aie fo show contempt in th; in that an in-
RAF & CO.
et ———
make
law suit, in
Having purchased the entire business of
FRENCH & KINGSBURY,
13 Pes Gent Introduclory Discoun Sale From
. Oct. 12 Until Saturday, Oct. 21.
greatest bargains in Parlor Suits,
Fancy
junction restraining the defendants |
from carrying on any of the ncces
sary operations had been disre
garded. It was shown,
that the injunction had
disregarded on the
attorney Hawkes, and Judge Lyon
dismissed the action on the ground
that the wording of said injunction
did not sufficiently describe the
boundaries of the land in dispute
Those named as defendaats in this
action were Charles Gunderman,
Joseph Bingham, Lon Stever and
George Sweet.
been
Good Officers Elected
Waverly — Much was accom
plished at the meeting of directors
of Waverly's latest new corpora
tion, the Monoca Temple Associa
tion. The most important matter
was the election of officers which
resulted as follows: - President, C
O. Hoagland; Vice president, S.
Zausmer; Secretary, F. A. Bell
Treasurer, Seward Baldwin.
The elections puts the business
of the new organization into able
and enterprising hands, and it is
stated that the Tioga House block
at the carliest possible moment will
be converted into the best business
block in the village. The corpor-
of which is already cubscribed and
a mortgage placed for the balance.
$13,000 will be paid for the part of
the hotel property to be purchased
and $2000 spent in the alternatious
which are to be commenced at an
early date. Applications for space
have already been received and the
stock apparently is a good, sound
investment. The Tioga block is
exceptionally well built.
The names of the directors are
the officers above mentioned and
S. A. Genung, Wesley Brougham,
F. S Morgan, I. G. Dodge, Louis
Lord, J. VanEtten and W. E.
Baker
sf ————
“The Princess Chic"
Waverly—Next Tuesday thea-
tre~goers will have an opportunity
Princess Chic,” which will be pre-
direction of Edward Salter.
gaily garbed and best sung light
opera in the country.
Mrs. Atwater Entertained
Mrs. I. D. Atwater was the scene
afternoon and evening,
guests being entertained,
valley.
pany’s rooms at 7:30 this evening
3icyd
Sc yd
. + 30¢
. $1.00
$1.49
. . S0c
$3.69
. $3.50
25c yd
NESHOPPEN SCHOOLS OPEN
| The forcible dismissal of the
| school board of the Messhoppen
school district was a fcaturc of the
| Wyoming county court, in session
at Tunkhannock on Monday
{ Failte on the part of the board to
employ teachers was the cause.
Children’s Coats
board: teachers were in turn named
and Tuesday the schools were
opened.
seem——
HOME, SWEET HONE
The beautitul
southern comedy drama
and touching
“Home,
Sweet Home” will be played by
Maude Hillman,
company at the
Thi pr
be one of the best poy
the brilliant star,
and her stron
[Loomis tonight omises to
price
SCAS
ular
productions booked for th
1
See the great vaudcoville stunts
between thegas, acts
B. F. EMBLETON DEAD
The death of BF.
West Lockhart street occursed at
3 o'clock this afternoon. He had
been confined to his bed for about
two weeks, and was ailing for more
than a year, but death came very
suddenly. He is survived by
wife and onc daughter, Mrs. J.
Henry Price.
CH
The heavy weight foot ball team
was organized last might with Pat-
rick Shaanon captain, PH. O"
Shea, manager, and A. C lLatun,
corresponding secretary. The first
practice will be held at Riverside
park next Tuesday afternoon at 4
o'clock. All interested
pected to be present.
HOSPITAL NOTES
Archie Daniels of [Lockhart
street and Mrs. Ruby Wakeman of
Laceyville have been admitted
Miss Anna Flood of Athens,
Miss Gladys Stockwell of Sayre
and Sam Frank of Milltown have
been discharged
ENJOYABLE DANCE
Owing to the inclement weather
only about fifty people attended
the dance given by Andrus or-
chestra at Pharmacy hall last even
ing. What the crowd
size it made up in merriment, and
everyone reported a host
able lime
—— a i —
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A FAULTLESS BEER
The following article appears in
a publication devoted to financial,
agricultural and¢mechanical inter-
ests:
There has been considerable discos
so much attention has been given to the
discussion of pure food products, and
many are found to give bad aftereflects.
The United Slates Trade Reports has al-
ways fearlessly discussed such topics as
are of general interest to its readers,
and we have received several letters
concermiag the diferent kinds of beer
on the market. We are asked to recom.
mend the best and purest, and which
leaves no bad effects after drinking.
We have made a careful investigation
locally, also referring the matter to our
representatives in all the principal
cities. We feel jostified in saying that
the beer which we fiud to surpass all
others in purity aud cleanliness is made,
Dotterweich Brewing Co, of Olean, N.Y,
‘The above-named firm stands high iu
the commercial world, and is well known
for its business tact and enterprise, as
well as for its integrity. This beer
serves as a tonic as well as a beverage,
We have no interest in making this com-
mendation, except to give credit where
credit is due, as has always been our
policy, and we have not the slightest
hesitancy in recommending this beer to
our readers. We advise a'l patrons to
call for this beer, especially for invalids
and those of impaired health,
It has been a custom of this paper to
furnish its subscribers with reliable in-
formation on any desired subject free of
charge, that they may designate by let-
ter of inquiry Yddressed to this offics.
The United States Trade Reports has
the largest circulation of any trade pa-
per of ita class, and no other publication
could afford to maintain such a large
staff of experiencad editors to make
these investigations, and depend solely
upon its subscription list for support.
We are certain that all dealings which
our readers may have with this firm will
prove mutually beneficial and profitable,
It isa pleasure to us to give this firm
our editorial recommendation, and, at
the same time, to supply our readers
with reliable information on such au
Important suqject as this.
For sale at the leading bars "13
Athens, Sayre and Waverly.
E. A. WiLsER,
Distributing Agent.
Maternal.
He was a poor little boy at the beach
and he was solitary in the crowd.
Others were having fun, but he looked
as Il nothing were coming his way. It
worked on the feelings of a kind
motherly woman and she constituted
hersell a sort of special providence.
Bhe bought him popcorn In balla and
#labs, she took him to ride on the fly-
ing horses, she gave him hot dog and
wound up by staking him to a swim,
1 just couldn't help {t'” she ex-
plained to her party. “The poor little
wietch looked so lonely I falrly had
to look after him. And I'm not sorry
for the little | spent on making this
one poor soul happy, just for one af-
ternoon. He told me he never had any
good times, he had no mother or
father, for he was born an orphan
Poor thing!"—N. Y. San,
Disappointment.
The old man had en'oyed a gool
dinner at a moderate outlay. He
pmiled benevolently at the small boy
who checked the hats
“Bey,” he sald, “do they ever offer
you tips?’ And he slipped his hand
deep in his pocket
The boy grinned expectantly,
“Sometimes, sir,’ he answered
The old man looked pleassd,
“Bay.” he sald In his unctious way,
“4f they ever offer you tips you take
‘etn »”
Iron Beds.
Reed Rockers
Oak Rockers '.
Handsome Rockers .
Dining Room Tables
Oak Dressers, in Solid Oak
Large Parlor Rugs! .
Couch Covers
HOUSE FUMIGATED
The house of John J. Curry, No.
202 Allison street, was fumigated |
by sanitary officer Spencer Breast:
am this morning. Mr.
daughter has recovered oy scar- |
letina.
. $9.98
7.98
5.48
298 up to 15.00
79c yd
. 45¢c yd
Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive |
at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn- |
ing. In time for connections for west. |
ern points, This is via Lehigh Valley, |
Michigan Central or Lake Shore Rail-|
roads. Sleeper $3. 00 double berth from
Buffalo. Best services and equipment
finest roadbed —uneseelled dining cars
———— a —
TABLE OIL CLO
Call
Bauer's Instant Cough Care
has cured more Coughs and Colds!
than any remedy known It instant |
Iv relieves the most distressing cough |
and is guaranteed to cure Bronchitis!
and Asthma Bauer's Cough Cure |
always glve satisfaction as Mr. D.
Greenman, druggist of New Harmony,
Pa “Your remedies have giv-
en the very best satisfaction to all
who have used them, and especially
Bauer's Instant Cough Cure 1 look
for larger sales on them in the fu-
ture I do not want to be out of any
of them and will order before my!
stock runs down too low.” Get a
free sample and prove what it will do
for you H. IL. Gillespie and Child,
Waltman & Young. Sayre
D. CLAREY COAL C0.
Lehigh Valley Coal
HARD AND SOFT WOOD
. S3%VS
Waverly, N. Y.
There is no nook or cor-|
Valley Record does not cir- |
culate.
Best Quality & Prompt Delivery,
Guaranteed
Bradford Street Yard "Phone, 6a
Office at Raymond & Haupt's Store, Sayre |
Both Phones
LEHIGH VALLEY R. R. LARGEST
(In effect June 18, 1908.)
Tralas leave Sayre as follows
EASTBOUND
Daily for Towanda, Tunkbao- |
A Pitlston, Wilkes-Barre, Mauch |
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, New |
a iladelphla, Baltimore and Washiagton. |
A.M. Daily for Tunkhannock, Pittston,
Wilkes Barre, Glen Summit Springs, |
Js: White Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown, |
hem, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore |
and Washington.
A.M. (Waverly 6 Week days |
only, for Athens, U the Ey Mou- |
The Largest Circulation
GIVES THE
‘ner in Sayre where The
Daily except Sunday,
Tow
MM. Daly for Lockwood, Odesas,
Pardett wakias tas) Valois, Lad, Gilbert,
Varik and Gevevs
Dally for Ithacs, Trumansburg, Toter-
rire ind Ha
Orchestra
playing |
all the latest music, is prepared to fur
And his hand exme out of his pocket
with the brass check that cal ed for
his hat tightly grasped between Wh,
fingers. —Cleveland Plain Dealer
No Danger.
Mrs. Traddles—Tommy, you —
go fishing with Peter Rishers; Bela just
ve
1:00 it, “Willamaspor Albany, Dux Bt in
usin
ville, Toathensock Phi Pliiston and Wilkes-Barre. |
AM. Wem s SpA a} Dally far
OC
8:00 5 irre. Glen anit Springs, | culate.
te Haven, Penn Haven Junction, M3508 1
Shunk Atewtowy, Sethiches Nt Yor, ft. Public Sale of Real Estate
A. M. Sanday ouly, for Athos, Milan, | | Pursuant to an order of the Orphans’
10:00 Sister. Towanda, W Al ung, Losey | Court of Bradford County, Pa., there will
rN (Waverly 12: 1223 P. M) Daily | | be sold at public sale on the premises in
for Towanda, Tunkhannock, Plitston, | Sayre borough, in said county, on Fri-
Slike Barre, Glen Summii Spriags, | | day, the 20th day of October, 1903, at 10
lie Haven, Mauch Chun tows o'clock, a. m., the following described
in Philadelphia, Baltimore and | | real eatate late the property of N. F.
o Black Dia | Tuttle, deceased, vie:
319: ax, Kapress, for a 'Justhan i Lot with two Dwelling Houses thereon
ry i’ es-Barre, Glen Sum- | Gitte in Sayre borough, Bradford Coun-
Tih Manch chunk, Micnlows. Bethlehem. Nex |v aforesaid. and bounded and described
P.M. (Waverly ¢4s F. M) Week days 28 follows: On the east and north b
:95 fear for Athens, U Ohter, Towanda Mou: | George Cuykendall farm; on the sout
Toten ey Dushate, {by Cayuta street, and on the west by
ville, rain Smear "S yalising aoe | land of Levi Curtiss; containing one
WESTBOUND, {acre of land, more or less, with two
.M. Dally for Geneva, Bafialo, Niag | {dwelling houses, barn, out-buildings,
2: 00: are Yall, Toremto, Detrolt, Chicago, 8 [and fruit trees thereon, the
Losi ut yoiate Yeut a er. Ca | same lot of land conveyed to N. F. Tut-
aches , | tle, now deceased, by B. B. Tuttle, by | Broad
34 ciebip, batuvie,_Buliado, County for {deed recorded in Bradford County Deed
0: M. Daily for Lockwood, Veo Kien | Book, No. 265, at
b:10 Spencer, Johaca, Framanibs hal i TERMS OF SALE: One foarth of the
Buifain Counects for Niagara Falls, Toromte | Purchase price to be paid on the day of
Detroit and Chicago | sale, and the balance of purchase money
A.M Week days only, for Lockwood, [on the confirmation of the sale, at whic
11 :30 Van Kilew, Spencer. ithaca, Tremans | time the administrator will execute and
UU tury avis Corners, Genes, ‘deliver a deed for the same.
x, Buflalo Niagara a Falls
» a for Geneve, Rochester, JOB GRIFFIN, Administrator,
: Catedouls, Balavia, Buffalo. Sept. 20, 1805, 1144
© G Clifton
5): an Victor. Rosh Bragea, a of experienced musicians, and
Detroit, as Be Tou and point mest" nish any number of instruments for |
P.M Daily ewersd Sunday, Rack Dis. balls, parties or entertainments, =
04h mond Kaprems, for Geseva, Kochester, night; rates reasonable. Inquire
WN Buato. Nintare Falls, Detroit, Chicago, | Barden, Valley Phone 3-x, Pop 0-3
0 ana pots west | orders at Maney & Page's, Sayre,
6: FM HA for Lockweed, Yan Kites, |
138 Foe & SRAADAIE ys |
AUBURN DIVISION.
Pree ona biaibction at Wh conberts, all
a
AM Wek , for Owego,
198
2.49
. 3.50 to 25.00
. 7.85 to 25.00
«vo 10:50
. . 12.50
1007
TH 20c A YARD
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Here.
WANT ADS
Rates :— Wanted, Found, Hat For
| Bale, ete, § cent a loc each insertion
| for first three times, } cent a word sach
| insertion thereafter. Nome taken for
{leas than 25 cents. Situations wanted,
free to paid in advance subscribers,
Wanted.
three Carpenters at once, H.
n, Sayre, 180-1
ee and ten sales-
ladies. Apply Yelasgday between 10
oo 9.00
and 11 o'clock, - H, A. Kai
Girl Wanted to clerk in a Broad street
store, One familiar with
None other need apply. 374} :
1301
Inquire 200 Chemung street,
Waverly.
Waverly. Tie
A competent girl to do general
‘work. Must go to ado ieutr) hones
ply to C. T. Hull, Athens,
{
Girl wanted to do general house
Read The Record.
For Sale or Exchange.
Double barrel 1
rhe) Noord has in Stat
For Reat ®
For Sale
Private Office
Please Do Not Ask for Credit
Positively No Admittance
Furnished Rooms
For Sale.
A new Smith Premier T
bargain. Call at Record
For sale cheap—a six room house,
half acre of land, good well. on i
utes walk from car line. luquire pany
Wedstall, National Bank, Sayre, Pa.
*
Two parlor stoves in good
cheap, at eo; ler's gas supply
averly.
quire J. C. W. C Wood, 607 Maple
For County Comm
date fox She lfon of Conaty
is nL Th
Bh
- For Rent
House for rent, 204
{or Apply at premises,
rooms, with
2
a
eam Aourla Block at. ir
high and Pack or