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‘We offer now
W. H. BAIRD,
Eyesight Specialist,
229 Broad Street.
NEW YORK STATE'S FINANCES.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
ineome For 1905 Exceeds Kxpendi-
tures by Nearly $1,000,000.
ALBANY, N.Y. Dec 30 - State Comp
troller Otto Kelsey, summarizing the
work of his department for the year
just closing, says that the cash balance
| of all funds in the treasury Sept JO
| was $10.557.014 97 The bouded debt
! of the state on that date was $11 155
860. but there was al the same time
in the canal debt sipking fund to meet
| a portion of this debt the sum of $4
807.457.97. leaving the net bonded debt
of the state $U M48 20208, which in
cludes $2.000000 of the Brest Issue of
bonds for the Large canal
The other sources of the state's rev
enue were about $9.154000 from the
liquor tax, $4,600,000 from the stock
transfer tax, nearly $7,000,000 frow the
tax on corporations, Including organiza
tion tax, about $1000.06) of direct tax
and various other items, making a total
of receipts from all sources of $2%.185
740 88. while the total expenditures for
the same period were 328470.350.31
{ The principal items of these expendi
| tures include 1n round numbers $5.800,
| 000 for educational purposes, $3.700.000
for treatment of insane $2.400.000 for
EE | charitable institutions, $300.00 for
The Valley Record | «= (which, however. include $800
| 000 of investments and sums pald to
Ee II | retire bouds) $1.000.000 each for state's
LLE, Publisher. | prison. national gusrd snd the ju
WwW. T. CAREY, Editor. | diclary. There was alo repaid to vari
mr — | ous counties to meet judgments of the
Published every afternoon exoept Bap- | court of claims under the raliroad bond
“day at Marrelle’s Printing Office, Sayre, | ing act something over $0.00
Subscription, $3.00 per year; 16 cents | sof Taw
Boats of Reeds
k Month. i bie. and 3 | The boats used by the fishermen 0}
known on spplication.
. ness, and will pay you three per
gent. interest per annum for money
Jeft on Certificate of Deposit or
gs Account.
~The department of savings is a
E feature of this Back, and
| all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interest.
MB. NH. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
J. H. MURRE
ml
Peru are bundles of reeds tied roughly
| together. The fisherman sits astride
tered as second-class pd MAY tbe bruad end and uses a paddle
4 at the postoffice at Sayre, Pa., : :
in Act of Congress of March 3,
Plenty Outside
[he man who remains outside of the
church because of the number of hypo
i erites inside of It should take a en
_ | gus of his surroundings
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‘All the news that’s fit to print’’ | Dyspepsia and Poverty.
- Being a dyspeptic may bar you from
the iuxury of a turkey but belug pool
is more likely tO
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30, 19806.
55 The new year brings new 27
: thoughts, new hopes, new am- {8
bitions, and a fresh start in »
life, What good resolution have 2%
you made ? We have made sev- (45
eral. We are resolved to make Hi
this store the
Furniture Center
of the Valley.
To have Blwiye
spection s line that is complete [8
inevery detail. To have the S80
right and the prices £8
right. To satisfy every ocus- {i
To You and Yours.
for your lo- 5
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GRAF & CO.
dStrcet and Park Aveaue,
What is our
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.
1506 Diaries at Strong's.
Hon. Byram L. Winters was in
town vesterday
New Year's Post Cards at Strongs
W. H. Freedman returned to
Waverly last night from Wyalu-
sing
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Try Strong's Congh Syrup.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell of
Lestershire are visiting friends in
Waverly
Miss Alice Beardsley returned
home last evening from a few days
visit at Montour Falls
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Miss Elizabeth Gorman of Elmi-
ra is visiting Miss Nellie Mack of
Division street, South Waverly
Miss Flo Schyler, who has been
visiting at W. E. Turney’s, return-
ed to her home in Hancock today.
The directors of Manoca Temple
association will meet at 7:30 o'clock
this evening at the office of Judge
Charles Hoagland.
Newton Hungerford of Dry
Brook has purchased a gasoline
engine which he uses for cutting
wood and fodder and for doing
various kinds of work on the farm.
Lou Miller installed the apparatus.
SUGH FIRE
Waverly —A slight fire occurred
this morning at the residence of H.
W. Mosier on Moore street. Very
little damage was done, only a few
shingles being burned around the
chimney. The department res-
ponded quickly when the alarm
sounded, but had considerable
difficulty in locating the blaze, and
when they reached the scene of
the fire it had been entirely extins
guished.
SPECIAL SERVICES
Waverly—A special New Year's
musica! program will be given at
Waverly Methodist church both
morning and evening tomorrow.
Mr. Nelson Peckins will render a
baritone solo and Miss Lissa Treat
of the Ithaca conservatory of
music will sing a solo at both
Waverly— Eugene Thompson,
who has beea proprietor of the
Lehigh Valley House at 403 Ful
ton street, south side, for some
time, has purchased that hostlery
from the former owner, Mrs. D. W.
Cain. The deal was closed yes-
terday
WATER £0. 5105.00
Resolution Passed by the Board
of Trustees---A Census of the
Viliage Is Also Authorized
Waverly —The board of trustees
of this willage held a meeting last
might at which time the report of
Consulting Engineer Vermule in
regard to the value of the water
works was received. The report
was considered in executive session.
After the report had been thor-
oughly examined the board passed
a resolution offering the water
company the sum of $105,000 for
the water works system
Another resolution was passed
in accordance with the village law
that a census of the village should
be taken, and president Tucker was
authorized to employ five enumer-
ators at $2 per day until the work
is completed.
COLLEGE CIRLS ENTERTAINED
The Misses Jessie and Pauline
Angell, Vassar students, at their
home at 414 Chemung street, as-
sisted by other alumni and students
of Vassar, entertained the college
girls of the valley from 4 until 7
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Part of the entertainment con-
sisted of stunts by the individuals
or by the representatives of cach
college collectively. Much amuse-
ment was derived from this source.
The yells of the various institu-
tions were given and it is said that
the conglamorations of noise pro-
duced was such as to fill the spirits
ol the aborigines with envy.
STOLE BOKES
Waverly—Someone stole two
boxes valued at $3 each from Bak-
er's mills in South Waverly last
night. The boxes were about
three feet long, a foot deep, and
are divided into five compartments,
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World's Highest Garden.
At a height of 8000 feet, near the
summit of the Petit St. Bernard Is
situated Queen Margherita’s Alpine
garden, which Is the bighest garden in
the world. It was started on a small
scale nine years ago by Abbe Chonoux,
who lives in a house nearby, and soon
after the queen, who Is an ardent Al-
pinist, visited it *Her majesty 100K a
great Interest in the scheme and oOb-
tained Alpine plants and lichens from
all parts of the world, wany of which
ple planted herself,
Livisg Among the Place,
SCOTTSVILLE, Va, Dec 2y Presa
dent and Mre. Roosevelt are living in
the little shooting lodge awong the
pines, while mea who sccompanied
them are in a white cottage uear by.
The president enjoyed a hunt lo the
wowds of Albemarle county
First Electric Mill
Euogland’'s first spinning mill to be
worked by electricity has been started
at Pezmlilebury, Manchester. [t con:
tains $0 900 spindies and has no chim
ney.
“UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEY"
The theatre going public will
hail with delight the good news
that our old friend “Uncle Josh
Spruceby” is to visit us soon
This company, which has made an
exceptionally strong impression
it has appeared, has
many friends here who will await
The
wherever
their coming with interest
organization this year 1s better
than all the old favorites
being retained and new ones being
added, and now takes rank with
the best dramatic companies tour
ever,
ing the country. The play is one
of those New Eagland
dramas with a beautiful story run-
Comedy, pathos
abound Strict
attention has been paid to detail,
and a full new set of scenery has
Un-
doubtedly a big crowd will attend
to welcome “Sally,” *“Dutchy,”
“Out-0-Sight,” “The Hayseed
Band” and “Uncle Josh” himself
No theatrical season
without the joys afforded by
“Uncle Josh” and fellow
“Reubens.” The elegant orches-
tra, so long a feature of this com-
pany, is still retained and as usual
is still a source of delight. At the
Loomis Tuesday, January 2nd.
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Read The Record.
SAYRE SUNDAY SERVICES
Presbyterian Church
Morning service, 10:30,
Sunday school, 11:45.
Christian Endeavor, 0:30.
Evening service, 7:30,
The Rev. KE C. Petrie, Pastor.
Church of Christ
Morning service, 10:30,
Sunday school, 12,
Christian Endeavor, 6:00,
Evening service, 7:00,
The Rev. M. B. Wood, Pastor.
Lutheran Church.
Morning service, 10:30,
Sunday school, 11:40.
Evening service 7:30.
The Rev. E. M. Beysher, Pastor,
Baptist Church
Morning service, 10:30.
Sunday school, 11:50.
B. Y. P. U. meeting, 6:30.
Evening service. 7:30.
The Rev. I. W. Bingham, Pastor.
homely
ning through it
and sensation
been painted for this season.
is complete
his
Church of the Epiphany
First Mass, 8:00.
High Maas, 10:30.
Sunday School, 2:00 p, m.
Benediction, 7:30 p. m,
The Rav. J. L. Shanley, Rector,
Church of Redeemer
Communion 8:00.
Morning service 10:30,
Sanday school 12:00.
Evening service 7:80.
he Rev. FP. T. Cady, Rector.
Wheelock Memorial Chapel
Preaching service, 2:30,
Sanday school, 3:30.
Methodist Church
Men's meeting, 9:30,
Morning service, 10:30.
Sunday school, 12:00.
Junior League 3:00 p. m.
Epworth 030.
Evening service, 7:00.
Rev. J, F. Warner, Pastor.
MEAT
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Furs,
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. Both Phones.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
TUESDAY, JANUARY 2.
Dave B. Levis’ Big “roduc-
tion
UNCLE JOSH SPRUCEBY
All
Waverly, N. Y,
L. B. DENISON, N.
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave
Valley Phone at office and
residence
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
Small Farms, Large Farms, Good B!
ings, good fruits, well watered. Ho
and Lots for male or
bargain prices. Houses to remt.
REW H
Room 2,
Home phone 61-M
13th Year of Success.
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.
Walch for the Big Street Parade.
Prices—25¢, 35¢ and 50c. Seats on |
Sale.
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Political Announcement
1 hereby announce myself as a candi- |
date for tax collector of Sayre borough, |
subject to the rules of the Republican
primaries. J. L. Plumstead. 19% ’
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H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law