:
im effect Dec. 3, ins.) :
Trains leave Sayre us follows:
EASTBOUND.
Towuada, Tuskhan-
Mision, Wilkes Barte Mauch
Allentown, Bethlehem New
Baitimore asd Washington.
Springs,
Haven, Mauch Chunk, Allentown,
York, Phlledeiphia, Baltimore
£3 A M. (Waverly Sus A.M) Week days
: a hl, Wh Ulster, Towanda Mon
Thasy Dushore, Satter
2 h Williamapor wre veins. | Lacey. |
So AM feet 3pAM Daily for
Pittston
‘Wilkes Barve. Gier Summit ng,
Haven, Pens Haven Junction, Masts
Allentows, Bethlehers New York, Phil
Baitimore sof Washington.
A MM. Sunday only, for Athens Milan
Tieter, Towanda Wyalusing Lacey
ville, Meshoppes and Tuskhannock
F uN Wir as F MM) Daily
for Towanda, Tuskhanvock Pittston
Barre Glen Sammit
a Chank Allen: nih 11
New York, Philadeiphis, Baltimore and |
Daily Expr Sund
for ees Neakian
on. Whkes hare Glen Sum-
Allentown, Bethlehem New
== Baltimore and Washington |
FFM (Waverly («FP M) Week days |
y= Athens Ulster, Towanda, Mon- |
New Maye Dushore, tter
yal
pri Pittston No Wilkeo Barre
WES TBOUND.
A.M. Daily for Geneva, Buffalo N
ars Falls, Torento Detroit, Chicago. 8
Loule potas west
MM. Duily for Geneva, Rochester, Cal
Batavia, Buffalo Commects for
Wiagare Palls and Toroato
AM. Dally for Lockwood, Van Rites
, Mhaca, Trumamsbaurg H
Rochester, Bata
Commects for Nlagers Falls, Toroute
Detroit and Chicago.
A. MM. Week days only, for Lockwood,
a cer, theca, Trams
Geneva, R
ae os aad Niagars Falls.
. M. Daily for Geneva Rochestar
, Batavia, Baffale
L M. Dally for Lockwood Odessa,
Watkin) Valois Ladi, Glibert,
d Varick and Geneva.
Dally for Ithecs, Trumansburg, roles
laken, Ha Corners, Geneva, Clifton
Victor, Rochester, Caledonia,
Comnects for Niagara Falls,
Chicago, St. Louis and points west
P.M. Daily Reept Sunday, Black Dis
or Geneva, Rochester,
. aia Detroit, Chicage,
RAR Aces Eola. Dor Ho
x Spencer, Trumansbarg, Hayts
§ Corpers, Geneve and Manchester
AUBURN DIVISION
"AM. Week days ouly, for Owego, Pree
, Cortisad, Canastota, Groton,
ville, !
PU Miccuvia, Acbom Wenduport, North
Esven, Syracuse, Clica and Albany
P.M. Dally for Owego, Freevilie, Cort-
" Groton, Moravia, Aw-
ot bur, yracne s Pica wa and Aldeny
. CARY,
‘CONTRACTOR
AND BUILDER
REAL ESTATE
SAYRE.
ns and Estimates Furnished.
108 Lincoln St St Sayre, Pa. Pa.
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For Rent
Third floor of the Glaser block. Eleo-
3r'¢ light, bath room and all modern im-
provements Enquire at Glaser's Loan
office, Lockhart street. 176¢
A suite of rooms in the Andrews block.
corner Blmirs and Bridee streets, first
por, city and cistern water, farnace
x of Rev. W, W. Andrews,
Elmira street, Athens
A ————————————————
x Rwo furnished rooms with all modeen
0 ats, No. 208 Chemung street
183-4 |
sults of rooms for a small Tamily o mm
pond floor of the Shaw block. All |
improvementa. Apply W. H.
182
Bousés for rent. App! y to A. D.
room 7 Elmer block, Sayre
Wanted.
Party eighes to purchase a modern
eegirally located in Waverly
Housekeeper, care The Recon
151-4
For Sale.
Pars of B0 acres, very cheap, or will
for improved real estate in
I? or Waverly; also first claim of
6 oni 200 ncre farm, interest 63 pay-
‘ ly. Address, Box 75
i,
183 Gand
“A well matched team of ‘work —
Atle at a bargain. EE. Reynolds,
17 avenue, Sayre. 185-8
I have a pumber of houses for sale,
up. Inquire A. D
room 7, Elmer block, Sayre.
— EE a— Fl 2 : ~ .
Difference Invested in Ench by Some
of the Larger Munici-
palities.
If reading is a preventive of crim- |
inality, as some persots declare, som? |
American cities are slow about put. |
ting this remedy for crime into effec
tive operation, says the New York
Sun New York city, for in-
stance. has $5500 000 invested in jaila
and correctional Institutions, and less
tuan $6,000 600 in libraries !
Philadelphia has $2150000 In jails
to $360,000 in libraries Cleveland has
$250,000 in jails and $3:5.000 in be
braries
These are the notable exceptions
Boston has $2 600,000 invested In jails,
and $5260 000 in libraries Chicago
Pas $1000 000 In jails and $2500 000 in
St Louis has an almost
$550000. invested In
i
Qual amount
ca.h
Hittsburg and Milwaukee have more
on each in libraries. and
Pittsburg stands fourth in this par-
ticular led caly by Boston Chi-
cagu and New York Allegheny Clty,
v hich is geographically a part of Pitts.
has $730 600 in itbraries,
and Newark has $515 ooo Baltimore
Buffalo and New Orleans have only al
small Investment in library bulldings
San Francisco has $270 00 and Omaha,
a much smaller city $315 000
NERVE OF THE "SOONERS"
Methods Taken by the Adventurers
Who Try to Beat to the
Front.
elves
invested
a newly discov.
cred fact is mply a spring-boary
from which they dive into a bottomless |
sea of speculation, says Samuel Mee
Chord in Atlantic They
pride themse on their ability to
jump at ns, forge ‘hat!
lumping an in the |
lower orders it
en elephant could jump as far io pro-|
to bis as a flea thery!
would be no hoiding Bim on this plan
Every new discovery is followed
ty a dozen extravagances engineered |
Ly the Get-wise-quick people. There]
ir always some Young Napoleon of
Fhil who undertakes to corner
truth-market It's like what happened
at the opening of Oklahoma territory
Before the day set by the governmen!
when they all start fair in|
their race for farms a band of adven
turers led Sooners sSIuggied
tLetselves ACTOSs the line When th
boua fide his quar
ter-section impudent
in possession You can't
find any fresh feild of investigation
at isn't claimed by these sooners. [¢
| comes because people are no longer
educated logically
SLOW CURE FOR INSOMNIA
The Victim Took Beer for It, But in
Extremely Moderate
Quantity
For many pers
s
Crothers
ives
conclusk ‘ting
which
betters
exercise
their
is
exes
jortion weight
el
osophy
were fo
cal
seltler arrived on
be found an
sooner
“Speaking of Romeo pathy.” said the
according ‘0 the Philadelphia!
Record remiods me of the case of
Miss N—, who traces her gncestry back
through a long of Puritans and
kas imbibed from ng and une’
yielding principles as regards saloons
and liquor. Miss N— has been troubled!
with insomnia. and bas tried all sorts!
of remedies Finally, she told me of!
her trouble. [| suggested that beer
might help her to woo sleep She was
horrified but at last a beer peddier
ped at her door and Jef! dozen
VE
foctor
ine
them stro
slo! “"
bottles
“The beer man
three days for
My dear man
bottles are not
returned In about
empty bottles
ald Miss N
yer empty
he
the
The beer man walted several days
more and agair red
Your b perfectly
N told him. and then a thought
k her ‘but if you need
uearly empty which
apps
ttles ars safe
Miss
tru
fiave one
have’
I guess
them |
you may
you don’t drink It
i the man
Mis 1
teaspoons ia
SCOURGE OF STCCKMEN.
Ravages of the Big Gray Wolf Far
Worse Than Those of the
Coyote
¥ery
fast HEEgests
Why ' replied
IWice
take
in both Texas
rare
they
Big wolves are found
an! Oklahoma. bu ey are com
pared to the and are
great wanderers, says Theodore Roose
velt in bner's A or in par
of three or ur or half a dozep
they travel to 8nd fro across the coun-
ry. often leaving a district at once |
hey are ites are more
everywhere through
«t the wesl |u thinly settled districts
ind they often hang about im
jiate neighborhood FF 4 They
fo enough damage to farmers
and ranchers kill them whenever the
hance offers
Bu! this damage
when compared with
their grim. big brot
h. wherever ‘
veritable
fOYirles
Sr! one
{ies
("oy
molested
38 plentiful
in the
JW Ns
make
Is not appréciable
the ravages of
the gray wolf
in numbers
the stock
her
@h Xints
= a pOOIUrEe lo
meg
A Little More Credible
A man who had been shooliog on Cape
returned Uy fraio. aod a stranger
who was obliged Hare his seat en-
tered into cunvers with him. and
asked {f he had had good sport
Very goodk indeed rep ied the
SPOristmLaAL We got 10 head to twg
guns
You
(od
10 =
ation
don't say s0'" ejaculated the
stranger. apparently in astonish
ment at the size of the bag Double
barreled guns | suppose — Youth's
Companion
Value of the Herring.
The berring is more largely used as
an article of food than any other fish.
both In its fresh and cured states
More than 250000 tons of herrings |
eked. on (04 counts of Gres
Britaln every year, representing a |
mosey value of about $6,000,000. i
Host
(KIT
- BY THREE FIRS =
DESPERATE BATTLE IN CARL
FORNIA GOLD COUNTRY. |
Is Badly Wounded, But Slays One of
the Big Grizalies—Found by a
Companion and Nursed
Back to Health
Boston — Charles Chut ick, of Selita!
ate, Mass, an old California miner. the!
only man living who, attacked by thre
grizzly bears, fought them single |
banded, killing one and escaping wit}
bis life
Becoming reminiscent the «
he told the story of his escape
porter
“In the autumn of 1857," Le said
lot of us gold miners were «
near Fren far
foot of mountain, in northerr
California. One Sunday. while out
Punting, we climbed the mountain by
following the rocky bed of a guleh til)
We reached Table Rock, a ledge ao
rock, fiat as a mortar board, that cape
the m covered with
ftunted es. bushes and ULriars )
had separuied from my companions
and gone a third of a mile Keeping
ciose to the overhanging rock on m)
ft. watching for game down the moun
tain when a partridge whirred past
and disappeared
“1 looked up, hearing a slight rust
ling of leaves and saw a big grizzly
ttanding on a r 12 feet above me
instinctively | jumps rouching
He leaped and rife cut of
my reach Reali: in another
Second the brute ipon me. |}
whirled about and made tracks for the
gulch, with «ar a few fee! behind
“As bears una'le 10 run fast
down Rill | Lad gained on Bim about
20 feet when, issuing from the gulch
immediately in front of me came twc
cther grizzlies One struck me a Me
mendous blow, which disiocated my
hip and hurled me down the mountais
I knew now tight was impossible
ut, fale dowr
the Jeaves, playing ‘dead man’
I bad lain absolutely stil] for a win
only when | felt on my head the
Lot breath of one of the bears and the
sensation of his jaws slipping ‘own op
either side of my peck came 'ogethe;
with a crunch He dragged me for
teveral feet, then he rooted me in the
ther day
Are
y
CAN ped
bh guich from the
Scott
not
i ai
K
ach
my
ihat
d Le
Swept
ag
Nou
are
LE
i
“1 PLUNGED THE KNIF}
THE ANIMALS pv
HETWEEN
HELEGS
side and licked the blood that tric
own my face finally getting on
«1 me and pressing his
weight till [ heard my ribs snap
my breath stop and the blood
Irom my ears and nose
I had given up all hops
was leaving my body, when the
bears began to quarre
fclves and | managed
craw my bowle knife
‘They had notice!
lustautly ceased fight
Ow then came tO ine
me, aud. exerting all
strength [ plunged
to the hilt between
ie gs He gave au
raised himself on
m* with hin
were face
“Then 1 feit
off some of my face ane
a bear In the rear » a lped
consciousness VL hether the
attracted by eo ohjec
fighting amon themselves |
say, but when | revived
and | was aloue
“1 tried move but
caused me 50 much pain
sloud ln my agony
“A hunting companion of mine heard
my volte, and following it, stumbled
over me. | was deprived of speech and
so mutilated that he did not recognize
me, but picked me up and carried me
down the mountaly. back to the camp.
where, after eight montis of suffering,
I was at last able to sit up but it was
a full year before | conld walk
Naps on High Window Sill.
New York —Morris Spencer weary of
window cleaning. calmly sat down and
fell asleep on the parrow ledge of the
twelfth story of a Wall street gky-
scraper For three hours he slept on his
parrow bed unconscious of the peri,
and 135 fest above the street Then a
pollcemar ummoned by a horror-
stricker below gently raised the
window and, first gelling a firm grasp
on the sleepin joan's arm awoke him.
He secre d ivdignant at the policeman’s
disturbing na He resumed his
window clean ug.
kied
top
entire
felt
voze
fown
for all life
three
them
to roll over and
from its sheath
ents and
The big fel.
toad
I among
my moven
IDE
aud uel
remaining
Clear up
creature s fore
unearthly squeal
hind legs, lifting
and for a ment we
ny
the Ligde
the
n
to face
his claw + they tors
later
11 lost
bears were
to
canndt
dark
second
me an
or went
it was
the action
that I cried
Q
crowd
“Oyster Divers.
Oysters are obtained In many ways.
At Minorca the fisherman simply dives
i to & depth of 70 feet, with a weight In
coe hand to carry him down. With the
cther band he picks up ds many oys-
ters as he can carry, and brings them
® the surface.
ad a missionary to one of the can-
ed to have answered, In the most dis |
Souraging mannet: “Certainly not
I am a vegetarian”
A cartoonist In Manila was
sented to génla) Secretary Taft “An-
you are the man.” ex. .zimed the
secretary, “that has been faking lib
with my face! “Gallty,”
pleaded the clricaturist; “but re
member that your face 8 my for
p.e
A story is told of a dying rabbi,
been all his lifetime ex
tremely religious. but had likewise al
ways suffered much want and mi
“Do you know,” he sald to those in
the sick-room, “if, after all the sad
experiences | bave had in the past,
there Is no future life, I shall be
greatly amused”
“lI know a woman,” says Belva A.
Lockwood, “who got a modern serv.
ant. a cook, from a noted cooking
school. On the thira aay she an
nounced that he was going to leave.
‘You only keep two servants®' she
said to her mistress, ‘and I've been
accustomed to living where there nre
four. which suits me better on ac-
count of my partiality for bridge."
A redheaded man one night raked
up enough courage to propnse to a
girl with whom he was ver: deeply
and sincerely In love. She replied
to his suit in a sad voice I'm very
sorry, George, hut [ €ould never mar
ry anyone with red hatr™” “I'm very
nothing.” sald her suitor my barber
tells me that at the rate my hair is
falling out 17 be completely bald In
two years ™ «
THE woRLD OVER.
The attemp: to matize in Eng
land the famous blue poppy of Thibet
bas proved a fallure
Canada hag enacted a law providing
far the payment of a salary to the
leader of the opposition in parliament
Certain banknotes that circulate in
Austria-Hungary are ornamented with
the portrait of a favorite prima donna
An advertisement from the York-
thire Post. “Would any lady of means
care lo marry poor, crowded out clerk,
age 17
Under the auspices of the U niversity
ot Frieburg Switzerland, a business
academy for women only has been
opened In that city
The Alastian city of Malhausen not
only provides [ree baths for its school
children, but free medical Inspection
and dental treatment
English poachers have adopted
khaki for wear during business hours
They find It makes the evasion of
watchful gamekeepers easier
The tpwn of Lucerne has bought for
200 Schaffhausen's old guillotine, and
announces that it will lend it to other
towns at $550 an execution
During the last 11 months Oxford.
England. has lost by death its mayor,
three aldermen and four town council-
ors. which is considered ‘a municipal
record
For the exclusive purpose of looking
after motorists and motor cars, a corps
of 200 policemen is being raised in
Paris. who will be required to pass the
cficial examination for motorists’ cer-
tificates
With the permission of the Russiaz
government an Italian company is try
i0K 0 raise a British war vessel which
sank !u Balaklava bay, Crimea during
the war of 1854-56 The wreck Is be-
lieved to contain a large sum of gold
ac
TERSE TRUTHS
Only those who have suffered can
truly sympathize
A friend In need Is a friend in deed,
not alone iu words
Some men who
pose reforms are
them
It Is better to be known as a good
man than tw be known as a good fel
low
Some
merely
them
The world has very little confidence
in a man who is too proud to remem
ber his origin.
Some men would never know they
had a good time yesterday if they
bad no headache to-day
Instead of complaining that they
do not get what they deserve, most
men should be rejoicing because of it.
If the possession of money were
the only reason for happiness, the
world would lose most of its cheer
fulness
A mother is always ready to trust
her daughter's happiness to a young
man who Is courteous and polite to
his sisters
are
the
quick tw
last
pro
to accept
men think they are popular
because people Impose oa
SO IT IS SAID.
A shoemaker Is the whole soler man
and generally well heeled
A baker can always raise the dough
A butcher can usually contrive to
make both ends meet
A hatter Is sure to be a block ahead
of all other men
A huckster has no trouble with the
police in making a good living out of
green goods
A baby carriage manufacturer never
fails to push Lis business.
A bairdresser, as a rule. does a
'ariving business In combination jocks
A newspaper man rarely fails to get
his paper on the street
An electrician Is always posted on
urrent topics.
Truth Comes Out.
Mamma—Of wurse you
this Is so sudden!’
proposed
Daughter—No; | fully Intended to,
but | was so exgited I forgot and ex-
claimed, AL last!"—Chicage Dally
said, “Oh,
when Tom finally
S————
i
i
each member of the gang had promised
Mquors during “business hours”
To Win Truth.
If you wish for truth, you must
give freedom; there must be neither
exaction nor tyranny. It Is human to
{etire liberty, and the yoked human
(reature does not express his genuine
vplolons — Breoklyn Eagle
Action of Gravity.
“Senator, how did you get your
start In life? asked the reporter
“l was born on a hillside farm In
Vermont” sald the eminent states
man, “and at an early age | roiled
down.”"—Chicago Tribune
Birds at Home.
More than 10000 photographs of
birds amid their natural surroundings
have been taken by an Fugli:h natural
1st. Some of them entailed az much
As 8 week of walting and watching
The Right Place
If ever we have to board azain we
sre going to look for a place In a
home where the housewife feels com-
phimented if you eat until your coliar
burts — Chicago Sun
Woman's Hair,
Few ladies are aware that they carry
some 40 or 50 miles of hair on thelr
Reads. The fair-haired may even have
tc dress 70 miles of threads of gold
eY¥ery morning
In Other Words.
Her 1 wonder Solomon never
referred to any of his wiyes’
Him-—He did He said
vanities; all Is vanity
News
why
Vanity of
Chicago Dally
Keep Shoes Bright
In Paris even the par man stops on
Lis way work have his shoes
thined. It costs him only two cegly
apd he might lose his job If he did
tot
to to
Helping the Fallen. ’
Every man you help out of the gut-
ter Is ons ess left there to pull
sou down The Columouer
Bargains in Choice
Building Lots
$500 buys a Stedman St. lot, 650x140
$500 buys a Hopkins St. lot, 50x150,
Lot corner Stevenson and Stedman,
cheap.
Lot on Allison St. central.
$1600 buys new hous: aud lot near
silk mill
$1300 buys a house and lot, corner
River and Lockbart.
£3100 takes new house, modern im-
provements. Madison street,
$2100 takes seven room house, North
Elmer,
$2000 buys modern improved, new
house, Frederick St, Athens. Lot 860x158.
F. J. TAYLOR.
ERptertainment
ye
man |
Of Course you wll entertain this
winter and will therefore need some
of the following:
Nottoes, Fancy Lace Paper Doilies,
Birthday Cake Candles and Holders,
Souvenir Boxes for candy, etc.
We also make Wedding and Birth-
day Cakes to order; Hand Decorated
if desired. Also all kinds of Fancy
Cakes and Dainty Rolls.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
GEORGE PAINTON,
3.5 Broad Sreet,
Waverly, N.Y.
C. J. Kiron,
SAYRE'S:LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at
tention given to moving of
Pianos. Household Goods, Safes
etc.
Both Phones.
Bring Your Job Printing to
Murrelle’s Printing
Office
From four to eight skilled job
printers and a new, up-
equipment are at your service.
Our patrons say we have the
disposition to please. We keep
our promises.
Talmadge Building, Elmer-Ave., Sayre,
Valley Phone 142s.
WE PRINT
The Valley Record
OF SEASONABLE GOODS.
SHOE AND RUBBER DEPARTMENT
NEW LINE JUST RECEIVED
Men's felts
pair.
Men's ~
pair.
Men's four buckle arctics $2.00
pair
We have all other grades of men's
shoes and rubbers at the
prices
Fine
pair
Great cut price in ladies’
children’s shoes and rubbers
16s’ rubbers 4k
Best line of men’s and boy's caps
in the city for 25¢ and Sic.
Great stock union-made
wear
Overalls and jackets 50¢ and 75¢
Full line of underwear, all kinds
Work gloves and miitens from 10x
up.
Men's woolen socks
and 25¢
and rubbers $200
Six pair cotton sacks 25¢
Full line of millinery. Ladies’
one buckle arctics $1.00 and children's trimmed hats at half
price, also biby bonnets at half
price. This line of goods must be
closed out regardless of cost or val-
ue
We have a line of misses’ coats at
onie half price
Outing flanpels and ginghams at
cost to close out,
lowest
stock men's slippers 50c
and
Lad
Men's linen collars 5¢, six for 25¢.
Folding ironing tables 98¢
Bible stands with shelf 35¢
Jardiner stands 3
Double rocking horses 75¢.
Doll games, A BC books, and
larger books, notions and school
supplies
We are here to
are light, and
cheaper than
le -
Hor aL
up
men's
stay, our expenses
can sell goods
house in the val-
we
any
le, 15. 19¢
blankets at costs
New Brick Block, Next Door to Bradford House,
H. D. ANGELL,
THOMAS AVENUE, SAYRE, PA.
If you wish t) make a lasting present and be most appreciated &
give this your immediate attention, for your profit
as well as your friend's happiness
; Suits ad Overcoats, Fancy Arm Bands, Trunks and Valises,
Hats and Caps. Gloves, Mufflers, White Vests,
| Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, Shirts and Collars, Shoes.
Special attention given to wrapping presents
to be sent to distant friends
Save 25 Per Cent by making your purchases of
B- FREEDMAN
308 Broad Street
WAVERLY BY: Y
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What is more attractive than a well-lighted store?
It draws trade. It holds trade. It shows prosperity.
It is a winner. The Humphrey Arc does it. Try it.
The Gas Light Company of Waverly,
340 Broad Street. Waverly, N. Y.
HILL & BEIBACH
Foreign andDomestic Fruits.
CAFE
Olive Oll—Quart 85 R5¢, Gallon $3.
rw ita 3 Wacaron! aon Best of Everything
Lockhart St.
Both Phones.
JOHN C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
No. 5 Rlizabeth St.. Waverly
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectam, |
Hours -7to Pam, 1t08, 7to8p. m,