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, DECEMBER 29, 1905.
NOT FOR FORTY YEARS.
Boston Mas Ne Hopes of Getting
Thieves
BOSTON, Dec. 29 Chief luspector
W. B. Watts anpounces that, while
there is little hope of Boston getting
and Edward Fair
banks, both of New York who are sald
to bave confessed io Elizabeth, N. J
recently to thefts in various cities In
cluding Boston, amounting to $50,000
there was good prospect of recovering
some of the valuables which were stol
eu from two Boston residences
The two supposed teleplione inspect
ors gained admittance to the Back Bay
bouses of Rear Adwiral F. T. Bowles
and J J Collins, a brother of the late
Mayor Patrick A Collins. Awong the
plunder was a box containiug the blog
raphy of Admiral Bowles, which the
thieves sent back
Local police and telepboue luspectors
jolned similar officinla from Lalf a doz
en eastern cities in the search fur the
alleged telephone officials, and at last
they were arrested {nn Elizabeth on Dec,
13 It is alleged that they bave told
where much of their plunder might be
found Chief Watts states that if the
wen served full terms in New York,
Philadelphia, Balthmore, Washington,
Albany, N Y.; Bridgeport, Conn ; Tren
ton, NJ. aud other places where they
operated it would be forty years be fure
Boston would be able to deal with
theiu
Tried It on Horse
A teamster in Oakland, Cal, arrested
for driving a lame horse sald his em
ployer was trylug Lo cure the horse by
Christian science and had made him
take off a poultice from the horse's leg
She Knew Him
An architect remarked to a lady that
he had been to see the great pave In
the new church The lady replied
Don’t mention ames, | know the
When Smart Baby Should Cry
If babies were half as smart as thelr
parents claim they would cry less at
night and harder when a book agent
ers Atchison Globe
ly others going
at corresponding
RAF
Park
& CO.
FRANK E. WOOD, Representative
News and advertising matter may be
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main |
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 142A.
1906 Dianes at Strong's
Miss Fannie Morgan went to
Elmira today.
New Year's Post Cards at Strongs
J. C. Wright has returned home
after a visit at Toronto.
Try Strong's Congh Syrup.
Aleck Hawn of New Hamburg
Canada, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. E. B Doyle, Loder street,
is suffering from an attack of the
gnp
Pyro wood and outfits, low prices
to close out stock at Strong's
Pharmacy.
Victor Getman will go to Hicks
this evening to visit her parents for
a few days.
Hern and Leda
Hedges are visiting friends at Dry
Brook today,
Misses Lena
tp
The work on the buildings at
Baldwins lumber yard is progress-
ing very rapidly.
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Mrs, Peter B. Tompkins of Buf-
falo is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs, E. S. Hanford.
C. E. Brooks and wife witnessed
the production of Camille by Sara
Bernhart at Binghamton last even-
ing Z
James and William O'Dea of
Philadelphia returned home after
spending their vacation with their
grandmother, Mrs. Ellen O'Dea.
m——— tp —
A man who resides north of
Waverly came to town yesterday
afternoon and proceeded to All
himself full of distillery products.
He fell into the hands of Officer
Corcoran and spent the night in
the town hall. He was allowed to
go this morning on a suspended
sentence.
COING TO CALIFORNIA
Waverly—E. J. Eisenberg, who
has been a co partner with GE.
Bailey in a cigar factory at No. 11
Cadwell avenue, has sold out his
interest to Mr. Bailey and will go
to Califorma.
He has not yet decided just what
line of business he will pursue, but
intends to make California his fu-
ture home.
Bargains in Choice
Building Lots
buys a Stedman St. lot, 650x140,
buys a Hopkins 8¢t. lot, 560x150.
Lot corner Stevensoa and Stedman,
cheap.
Lot on Allison St., central.
1500 buys new hous: and lot near
silk mill.
41300 buys & house and lot, corner
River and Lockhart.
$2100 takes new house, modern im-
provements, Madison street.
$2100 takes seven room house, North
IL
COMMITS SUICIDE
Given As the Cause
Waverly—Byron D. Ingham, a
farmer residing in the town of
Chemung, about three miles north
of Waverly, died yesterday from
the effects of a dose of strychnine
which he had taken with suicidal
intent.
The deceased had been suffering
from Bright's disease for some time
and this, coupled with other trouble
is supposed to have furnished the
motive for the act,
The funeral will take place to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock at
the house with bunal at Glenwood
cemetery, Waverly.
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
William Stanley and Miss Maud
Ovenshire were united in marriage
at the parochial residence by the
Rev. Father Moianty. Miss
Christine Pierce of Elmira acted as
maid of honor and Walter Stanley
of the same place was best man,
After the ceremony a wedding
dinner was served at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. L.. Ovenshire on Broad street
Only the immediate family and a
few intimate friends were present.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley left for a
brief trip and on their return will
reside on West Broad street.
or a———
Titled Author
King Edward's Urother-in-law, the
duke of Argyll, bas eclarged his sphere
of literary effort by writicg a bovk of
nonsense verse in the form of a long
ballad. His first work, ‘The United
States After the War,” brought Lim w
the rotice of American readers. After
serving as governor general of Canada
he wrote a book descriptive of the do-
wision
et
Woman Expert.
Miss Nell Havens, of San Francisco,
is the only woman recoguired by the
government as an expert in photogra-
pby. She bas studied the Bertllloo
system of identification and pictures
taken by her are accepted by authori
ties as equal to those made Ly Bertil.
lon himself.
Wasteful Giri.
Tbe Brooklyn Gazette says that 8
Castleville young man, whose best girl
while in a sportive mood hit him Ip
the face with a ripe pawpaw, Is look.
ing for another girl, oue who will
know better than Lo waste pawpaws 0
near the end of the season
Dangerous Proverb to Quote.
“Remember, said the charity sharp,
“he gives twice who gives quickly.”
“In other words,” rejoined the mar
ble-hearted map, “he gives twice as
much as the fellow who stops to think
it over.” Stray Stories.
Acquiring Knowledge.
Mrs. Jeakins—My son writes that ba
is at the head of his class at college.
Mrs. Jones—Ob, the freshman class,
isn't It?
Mrs. Jenkins—No. He calls It the
“welterweight '—Philadelphia Ledger
Her Opinion.
noisy tie, “is 8 superior animal.”
“That's what” rejoined the yound
lady in the parior scene. “A man ead
be more kinds of a donkey (han »
styles.
Prompt Action of Proprietor of
the Establishment Averts Pos-
sible Disastrous Conflagra-
tion
Athens—This afternoon about 1
o'clock P. ]J- Stone was on the roof
of the engine and boiler room of
his carpet cleaning establishment,
South main street, making repairs
on the roof. He was only mcely
engaged at his work when there
came from the room bencath a
thick black smoke which hurried
him to the ground and he found
the engine room all ablaze. He
had set a pot of coal tar on an oil
stove to heat, which boiled over
Seeing Mr. Macafee at his back
door he asked him to turn in an
alarm of fire. Then, with a hoe
he reached the stove and snatched
it out of the building, and the rest
of the combustible contents. The
floor of the engine room is con-
crete so that the fire could do no
damage until it reached the wood-
work. Mr. Stone had a desperate
experience for a few minutes. Had
the fire gotten under headway
nothing could have saved his
establishment and the Smith barns
adjoining. No. 1 hose company
reached the place very soon but
their services were not needed.
Lived and Died Together.
While several guesis were celebrat.
ing the dlamond wedding of a couple
pamed Bader, at Koulgswalde, Ger
many, the wife was seized with syn-
cope and dropped dead at the table
Within ten minutes the aged widower
also fell dead
Kept Her Word,
Tess—S0 you're really engaged to
him? | thought you sald you wouldn't
marry bim If he were the last mao 18
the world
Jess—Well, he Isn't, Is be?—Phlladel-
phia Public Ledger.
Bcarcity of Copper.
Two years ago the United States had
as surplus of copper. Now It is the re
verse. A coustantly increasing demand
and a constantly decreasing visible
supply Is the present state of the cop
per industry.
Great Tarrier.
Killing 80 rats in 20 mioutes was
one of the feats of Nell, a cross-bred
leeds (England) terrier, which has
just died. Her record kill was 170 In
obe night
Imperial Orchids,
The empress of Germany is passion-
ately fond of lowers, but for some time
bas favored orchids, of which she pos
sesses a great variety.
C. J. Kiou,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at-
tention given to moving of
etc.
MEAT
It draws trade.
It is a winner.
340 Broad Street. Both
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2.
Dave B. Levis’ Big Froduc-
tion
UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY
13th Year of Success, All
New This Year
20 People 20, Hayseed Band, Grand
Operatic Orchestra, New and
Novel Specialties, Carload
Special Scenery, The
Great Saw-Mill
Scene.
Suberb Mechanical Effects.
Prices—25¢, 35¢ and 50¢.
Sale
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It shows prosperity.
Try it.
Phones. Waverly, N. Y,
L. B. DENISON, NM. D.
Office, Rooms 3 and 4
Talmadge Building, Eimer Ave.
Valley Phone at office and
residence.
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