75¢ Yard
Separate Skirts for Autumn
The new equipment is here. Styles and prices just
would wish. Prices range from $2.98 up to $10.00.
as you
Prices are $1
News for Carpet Buyers
Ready for you in the Carpet Department.
vets 89¢ yard.
&
For women
New Kid Gloves
.00, $1.25, $1.50. $1.75 pair.
and men and children, in
all grades, prices
They grow in variety and
THE NATIONAL® BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital $50,000.00
Surplus - $12,000.00
Personal and Local Mention
WwW alc h
tomorrow.
for Kaufman's big ad]
.re reine
Prentice Shepard iad a busi-
ness trip to Elmira yesterday.
Mrs Harvey (
guest of friends in New York.
-
We solicit your Banking busi-
peas, and will pay you three per
gent. interest per annum for money
Jef bn Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Account.
The department of saviegs is a
special feature of this Bank, and
sll deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
intevest.
M. NH. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
Bruster 1s the
Evans ale
Carmody's
street, Waverly
now on draught at
309 Broad |
tieod
Senate,
a
school 1a Stone's hall
son Friday evening
Mrs. H.
her sister, Mrs. WG. Montgomery
of Saratogs, for a few days.
Men's white handler: hiefs at 2c |
each at Kaufman's mammoth Sayre
The Valley Record
ee
J. H MURRELLE, Publisher.
W. T. CAREY, Editor
| saic, 10 a.m.
opeRing Thursday
Published every afternoon except Sun-
tay at Marrelle’s Printing Office, Bayre, Miss Margaret Dwyer and Geo. |
Subaatiption, $3.00 per year; 26 cents Andrews of Canton are guests of |
Miss Anna Voorhis, Loder street. |
Mrs F
night
A
A. Sawyer |
New
Entered as seco a8 second-class matter May Mr. and
at the Jpvsteltioe at Sayre, Pa, rcturned
Ast of Congress of March 3, York
a stay of several months abroad
James P. Falsey, James Mack |
Al the n news that s fit to print” and others went to Hornellsville |
yesterday to attend a meeting of
the Knights of Columbus at which
(the third degree was to be worked.
last from
Mrs. Sawyer 1s
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER
25, 1906.
WALKED ACROSS CONTINENT.
men's shamrock linen
hemstitched handkerchiefs, sell the
vk fron At Kaufman's
bad | mammoth sale opening Thursday,
self
Lurg
Alfred Decardo. In bespals For i JO dos
Sweetheart, Tried Suicide
NEW YOUR Out
eardo, who walked to New
San Frapeisco to see the
hoped to marry. Ur
by Jumping from the
-—t Vifrasd
¥
kili 1
Wil
world over at 23c.
usd to
9:30 am, at Sayre, 3 for 25¢ while
; they last
+ A policeman =aw him club from the m——
foul passage to the and| Congressman Mial E
eachied Bim in tine to grab Lis fool | :
ado sald that on his srnival bere | Representative
he had found that the girl he loved | WEIC
bad returned to italy a few days be
“fore He was without funds or [riends
god the Mashattan police found bim
asleep bear u bonfire at the Delancey | nia statesmen off at Waverly.
street entrance fo the Willlamsburg
hiridge.
outer ia
Lilley and
T.: Hoyt
late returning from Elmira
made
a special stop to let the Pennsylva-
louis
‘last evening. Ene train 6
lence
the was arraigned in v court | South Waverly Woman-Grabber
Ald 8 magistrate sent him to Belle Waverly— Residents of South
Liokpital, ax doctors said Le was suf
feribg from buinger le was discharg
od Troma fhe hospital just before be at
tempted to jump from the brodge He
eouhd give fio intelli ait anpt of Lis
aetions and was remomted for furl her LryIng to work his crazy
Exswination that The
frequently chased suspicious char-
The exports of olive oil from Al acters that the
getia during 1904 were 2150 tons ai |ocal police have not been given
Balss: 53 I a I complaint and have no authority
_ 07 previous seasons. ia South Waverly
the ral
ue
the Ene
alleged
tracks are ta'king of an
woman-grabber who is
tactics In
vicinity officers have
Algerian Olive Oil
in locality, but
for Newest Furniture, Largest As-
~ sortment and Lowest Prices
WILL TAKE MATTER
Will Ask Railroad
| Officials to Stop Train 6 at
| that Place.
Warverly—One
| Waverlites
of the matters
advisement of the
Business Men's association
another effort to take up with the
Erie railroad company the matter
of allowing train to
every night
| under local
is
stop here
the
knows better than
patrons how to conduct its *
Undoubtedly company
its
own
any of
{ business, but to an ordinary ob-
when the
| train used to stop here
server of business big
regular, it
| woul Id that at least nothing could
be lost
“ay,
No. 6 does stop here any
signal, and the
o be given about five mights in
[every week.
TROLLEY MATTERS
AT A STANDSTILL
| Railroad Commission Met Yes
on signal has
day but Immediately Ad
journed
Waverly—Representatives from
both the traction companies
turned from
re
the railroad commus-
sioners hearing yesterday, and all
The W. S & A
because the whole
were
people
matter has been postponed again
for thirty days, which means prob
ably until the Che-
mung Valley people smiled because
while they did not make any head-
way neither did their competitors
The adjournment was taken at the
instance of the Erie railroad repre-
smiling
smiled
next spring
sentatives whose attorneys
not yet made their case ready to be |
put before the commission
Only two of the five members of
the state railroad commission were
present, lion. Colonel Dunn of
Binghamton and Hon Frank Baker |
of
went from here w
Owege. Among
E
Simon Zausmer, Supt. Case, J. H
Murray, and Att'y F. EE Hawkes,
ere I
Meeting Postponed
Waverly —The special
ofthe N.P L
postponed from Saturday of
local members is
week to next week Thursday, Nov. |
which
| the public payoff of several charter!
»
This 1s the mecting at
| members 1s to be made
RE
advertisers will confer a
i
i
:
i
Our
Barely Missed Being Hit With a
Plank Which Crashed Through
Passenger Coach Window.
Waverly — Jarred from a passing
freight train a big plank smashed
through a window of one the
passenger coaches on Erie train 2
yesterday and John H. Murray of
this place had a narrow
from what would without
been a fatal injury
Accompanied by his little son,
Mr. Murray had been to Elmira
and was sitting in the car all un
conscious of his perl, when he and
the other passengers were startled
by the crash
fall
way.
of
escape
doubt
and saw the plank
No one was injured
The
heavy one.
in any
train was an extra
sf ————————
PERSONAL MENTION
Simon Gliisr we was in Ulster this
forenoon on business.
>re
Miss
friends in Scranton
Amz Voegel 1s visiting
and Hazelton
pe
Col. J] Norton
: .
Buffalo are the guests of friends in
of
and family
Sayre
The Rev. |. FF. Warner attended
the Ministerial Association meet-
ing at Rome yesterd: 1y
Weller and two
South Wil-
spent yesterday at Ithaca.
Mrs
daughters of No
Bernard
108
bur,
a E——
Mrs. R. A. Holcomb has return
ed after having been away pur-
chasing new goods for her store
————
Herman Jenkins, of Kasper's
to Pittston this
"morning for a short visit with his
| restaurant, went
Mr. and Mrs. B. FF. Catlin
| returned to their home at Owego
have
after having spent the past week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs
ence Walker of this place.
ee A Mp
BOYLE HELD T0 COURT
| Mike Boyle was given a hearing
Clar
before Justice Johnson at Athens
this morning on a charge of beat-
He was held to the
next court of quarter sessions and
Ling his wife
| gave bail for his appearance.
anr—— an
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
Pell Stewart was before Justice
Murray this forenoon on a charge
of attempting to defraud a board-
A POLITICAL STRIKE.
. Russian Railway Men Demand Ree
i formes—M¥Many Thousands Out.
PETERSBURG At a
mecting of tic, held
it was dewiddedd to de
on all the riviways op
with Petersburg beginning
tmian it iim ales ulead at the
Tes epitiations to Prince
Hike, fhiaisistiet if railways
Count Witte of the
tees of pais forrs inl pire
address LI
81 Ot
a
SiEEI paiva
here last nicht,
elar
erating
and
president cofliinit
ent tq them
cipanding political reforms
cluding am gz then © i iviscation
of conistitient fuser] i sioag fang it
tn i rel; pee e=siofl un
tii the return of enutations, the
tithe Inciiiyd ooo sv further isons
e deHvery
volt
sions of the situation a
of of th
chara! HH of
[hose present inch
mhber of sf
srw hes
i
HHArY
bosined by
appli desl sien] a
arg
Ihe i
midnigh: «it
£ Pring : ab
t Pet f where W mak
viv ir
toward
esdesd in
sihiles
found
bat
tutist be
to tHiperor fetid bir y
Count Witte, wh eceived] the:
Le insisted] that the interview
of a private character, he president
of the nmitter of ministers having
no right to ace tededress
M Witte pa that 1 co
ent assembly wsible
contended that the suffrage
political demands had nothing to do
with the question of the railroads The
count promised that liberty of meeting
aud of the sild be promptly
grapted aud =aid that the continued ap
sprlication of martial to the rail
roads wis due to a misunderstanding
He declared
I reasonable
thd promised to
nfer with Pi Hikofl as to the
Lest 1ealis of J tier with the rail
(quest; At the sae tin
the deputation to end
Lis
tinds of the wen
is
Cu
pt oan
nifesd
att istit-
and
other
Wis quite fife
ated
press Wa
an
itd would Le
that ie was fr
demand fog
retest i
edly to
erty
road
ou i Lie
thie
formsuiate
advised
strike and
then to peace the de-
Jax. + Wedding Custom.
wedding in some parts of Java
the Lilde as a sign of her subjection,
hneel and «x feet of the
bridezroom after he has trodden upon
raw cas
A FAULTLESS BEER
[he following article appears in
the United States Trade Reports,
a publication devoted to financial,
agricultural and mechanical inter-
esis:
At a
ithes the
There has been considerable discus-
sion of the different kinds of beer sines
so much attention has been given to the
discussion of pure food products, ad |
many are found to give bad alter-efieets. |
The United States Trade Reports has al- |
are of gene ral interest to its readers
and we have received several letters
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 |
repre sentatives in all the principal |
cities. We feel justified in saying that
the Leer which we find to surpass all |
others in purity and cleanliness is made
by the Dotterweich Brewing Co, of
Olean, N.Y.
The above-nawed firm stands high in
the commercial world, and i¥ 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 tw give credit where
credit is due, as has always been our |
policy, and we bave not the slightest |
hesitancy in recommending this beer to!
our readers. We advise all patrons to
call for this beer, especially for invalids |
and those of impaired health,
It has been a custom of this paper to
formation on any desired subject free of |
In buying a piece of china
at an art store you pay a|
good price for the china and |
an additional sum for the
“art.” At the Racket Store
in the article.
We buy in large quantities
and are satistied with sell-
ing at the usual low Racket
Store prices.
Then China is one of the
principal departments
our business, and our large
stock affords greater oppor-
tunities for selection than
is the case where china is
only an inconsiderable side
line.
cc —
Real Japanese Ware
We have just put on dis-
play a consignment of fine
Japanese ware which is par-
ticularly handsome in shape
and decoration.
The Chocolate pots in col-
ored enamels and gold that
we have marked at $2.50
would bring $1.00 at most
stores. There are pin trays
as low as 19c. Bonbon
dishes, hair receivers, salts
and peppers, mustard pots,
vases, cream pitchers, ete.,
25¢ to 50c¢ and up.
You will find in this line
a hundred or more sugges-
tions for a dainty gift.
Austrian and Bavarian
Hand Painted China
An extensive line show-
ing the latest fancy in the
large fruit and flower de-
signs at the usual low Rack-
et store prices.
Gregg’s Racket Store
Cor, Broad St. and Park Ave,
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum,
Hours 7tofam,1t08,7t8p. m.
OFFICE SAMUELS BLOCK.
Valley Telephone 37x. 128 Lockhart St.
Office, Rooms 2 and 4
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave.
Valley Phone at office and
residence.
A.J.GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
in the Valley Gall on
GRAF & CO,
great favor if they will hand in ing house keeper. Mrs. Mary
copy for changes in advertisements Brown was the complaintant but
not later than 6 p. m. on the day the matter was settled out of court.
15 |
|appear. We find. it difficult to
give later changes proper attention!
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at Chicagast 8 o o'slock toon JOIN fers Tickets 50 cents,
ing. In aL
{ before the changed form to sain ems
Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive 'the West Sayre Pharmacy hall.
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ter of inquiry addressed to this office,
per of ita class, and no other publication
could afford to maintain such a large
staff of experienced editors to oy
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,
isa pleasure to us to give this firm
lour editorial recommendation, and, at |
the same time, to supply our readers
with reliable information on such un
important subject as this,
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| Athens, Sayre
107 Steadman Bt, Rayre. Pa.
Orchestra.
ERR
C. J. Kiron,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at-
tention given to moving of
| Pianos, Household Goods, Safes
ote,
Ready for Business
Having refitted the billiard, pool and
lunch rboms recently leased of F. 8. Wol-
cott, | am now prepared to serve all cus-
tomers in a satisfactory manner. My
specialty is quick lunches of all kinds.
Your patronage solicited. Oysters and
clams in season. Try a cup of our new
coffee, 8. BUTLER,
Op. First Nat'l Bank, Broad St,
107-1m Waverly,
A. H. MURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and
Throat, and the Pro) er Fitting of Glass-
es. Hours—912; 1 ws Sandays by
appointment. Office, Whee lock Block.
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X.
112 Desmond Street,
WANT 103
Rates : ~Wanted, Lost, Found, Bot For
Bale, etc. § 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.
a
VanDuyn & Hawkins dining rood,
Deamond street, Sayre. 143 ¢
Ww anted-25 girls at “once. Call at Call at
Kaafman's this evening from 7 to 8:30.
A competent girl to ao gendral house
work. Must go to Oneonta, N. Y. Ap-
ply to C. T. Hall, Athens.
Notice.
The Record, has the best
Lease ever printed in He louse
also Vest et and Desk
Books; and a varlety of Clink
for Justices and Constables.
For Sale.
A pew Smith Premier T
bargain. Call at Record
Two parlor stoves in good repalr,
cheap, at Kepler's gas supply store,
Broad street, Waverly. 13488
For Sale or Exchange.
Double barrel 12 hammer shot-
u in perfect condition for sale cheap
or cash, or will trade for a good bieyele.
Write what you have to offer to
terats
For Rent
Two houses for rent, including
water and toilet rooms in
pes month. 1 . H. A.
thing Store,
Cards For Sale.
's
108-¢
following card signs:
For Rent
For Sale
Private Office
Please Do Not Ask for Credit
Positively No Admittance
Furnished Rooms
Orchestra
The Queen City Orchestra,
of experienced musicians, and
all the latest music, is pi to
nish any number of instruments
balls, parties or entertal
reasonable.
ny
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