stady t testing in all
its branches CAD ASSUre A per
fect correction wherever it exists.
I Do Not Use Drops
Belladonna, Atropine or other mydristic, injurious drags, all of
them, and belonging to a past stage in the science of optics as
applied to ight testing. | make use of the latest and most
ved scientific instruments for detarmining the possible
presence of diseasa, and to measure accurately all errors of re-
fraction and muscles.
I Recommend Glasses
Only when positively needed and Stary
Considering the charaeter of the wor
examination of the eyes and glasses is moderate.
thorough
W. H. BAIRD, Eyesight Specialist,
Remember ¢he place, Coraer Broad and Clark Streets, Waverly. The only
exclusive optical parlors in the valley.
—
promising good results.
1do my charge fora
FINALLY WEES HS
LONG-LOST LOVE
A REJECTED SUITOR REMAINS
| TRUE TO OLD SWEETHEART.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital $50,000.00
Sarplus - $12,000.00
EN a ————————
We wolicit your Banking busi-
peas, and will pay you three per
cent. interest per anpum for money
joft on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Account.
The department of savings is a
special feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interest.
BM. NB. SAWTELLE,
Cashier,
New York Teacher Marries Maa She
Spurned Forty Years Ago—Story
of the Reroarkable
Romance
Kingston, N. Y —After 40 years
separation Miss Margaret Cadwell
and Irving Kinney, of Janesville, N. Y.,
met by accident in the village hotel
at New Paltz the other night/ and
their marriage in this city 24 hours
later completed their remarkable ro
mance
Miss Cadwell was the Delle
Janesville 40 years ago, and had many
suitors, among the moet ardent being
Kinney, a handsome young fellow of
good family and education, who swore
that no woman but Maggie Cadwel
should ever be his wife, He laid bis
EC
The Valley Record
re —— — _—— -
J. H. MURRELLE, Publisher.
Ww. T. CAREY, Editor. | be refused.
- Shortly after the rejection of bis
suit Kinney left Janesville. Occasion:
ally reports of his successes reached
home and found their way to Miss
Cadwell. Whether she revented over
the coldness with which she bad re
ceived Kinney's advances is her se
cret. In a few years, rejecting all
other suitors, she decided to devole
ber life to sebool-teaching. and she,
too, left Janesville. With the death
"Published every afternoon except San-
day at Murrelle's Printing Offics, Sayre,
Subscription, $3.00 per year; 15 cents
per month.
Advertising rates reasonable, and made
known on application.
as second-class matter May
the postoffice at Sayre, Pa,
Act of Congreas of March 8,
she was born were severed years ago
When Kinney had seen enough of
the world to deaden, as he thought,
*“All the news that’s fit to print”
THURSDAY, JANUARY 11. 1908.
tm
Indians Eat Two _mericans.
Los Angeles —Evidence showing that
Henry Miller and Augustus Olinder,
who left this city last year on an ex
pedition to Tiburon island, in the Gulf
of California. were killed and eaten by
8 tribe of cannibals on the island, was
received recently. A letter to George
W_ Know, of this city, contained the
information that a pair of dried hu
man hands, the charred remains of a
huge feast fire and circles of an In
dian war dance were discovered by a
trapper ou the shore of the island
near & deserted Indian village
Girl's Daring Feat
Waterbury, Conn. -Grisella Heid, 15
years old and chief In all the innocent
mischief in her class in the grammar
school In Rockville, answered a dare
from her classmates by climbing to
the pinnacle of a big stack of a man-
ufacturing plant. It is of concrete and
tises 180 feet. Grisella never faltered
until she placed a flag on the very top
of the big stack. The girl made the
ascent by means of ladders aud a rope
tuside the chimney.
HE ASKED THE WOMAN IF HE MIGHT
SPEAK WITH HER
the pangs that had returned whenever
he thought of his boyish love, he re
turned tu Janesville. The old wounds
were reopened He inquired where
Miss Cadwell bad gone, bul pO ODe was
able to tell him. She bad passed out
of his life, be thought, but he deter
mined to keep his youthful vow, and
thereafter no Woman, no matter bow
beautiful or charming, received more
than s passing glance from him, and
he devoted himself to his work
The friends of his youth had retired
and their piace was being taken by
a younger generation, but still the
love of the man remained In the
High-Priced Onlous
Oulons are so scarce in New Zealand
that recently they were seliing at $85
to $95 a ton at Wellington
More Than Quantity
Degree is much, the whole Atlantic
might be lukewarm aod never bol us
a potato. —Century
Come and See
LEP ICTRERR IEPA IETS
A delayed shipment of
library tables, quar-
tered an polished.
Ranging in price from
. $7.50 to $30.00.
Also parlor stands from
97¢ to $21.00.
Most complete line in
the valley.
BE
GRAF & C0.
EEE +e
Furniture. and Under-
taking.
Corner Broad Street and Park 'Ave.,
jl WAVERLY. N. Y.
a member of the faculty of the New
York state normal school, at New
Paltz, Ulster county
Among the strangers at the village
hotel the other afternoon was one who
kept looking across the table at a dis
tinguished looking woman. His heart
almost stopped beating. He thought
he recognized the face that bad Deen
enshrined in his heart for 40 years
possession he leaned over and asked
the woman if he could speak with her
for a few minutes alone. The request
was graciously granted and they re
tired to the hotel parlor. What was
sald Is thelr secrel
The stalwart stranger and Miss
Cadwell came to Kingston Thursday
pight, and at the home of Mrs. Mar
garet Conklin, a frien of the bride's,
they were married. When wedding
music was proposed one of the few
guests suggested that the occasion
was too unusual for ordinary wedding
millar 40 years ago were played at the
romantic wedding
Chinese Lucky Color,
Most of the numerous temples
throughout China are painted :
everything lucky snd pleasant among
the Chinese is of vermilion color.
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THEN FAREWELL
Mr. and Mrs C J. Cary Were
Tendered a Most Appropriate
Reception at the M. E. Church
Last Night
A large number of friends of Mr.
{and Mrs. C. J. Cary gathered in the
Methodist church parlors last even-
Post card views of Waverly and ye Juera, a
| Sayre at Strong > : (they intend to make their future
Mr. F. E. Brown is spending a home. :
few days in Mansfield. A very pleasant hour was spent
- in social intercourse after which a
Towanda short entertainment was given.
Rev. Warner spoke in highest
Miss Kate Dawes is employed terms 81 hue NOHO Ny Gacy ut
in Kepler's gas supply store. as leader of the choir, and in a few
4 7 well timed remarks presented him
a binocular telescope, saying that
{if he had cause to think of the
Two new members were initia- [good things in reference to the
ted at the last meeting of the Bar— church that he should look
bers union. {through the telescope in the ordi-
| . | nary way, but if to consider diffi-
' Smith Buck and wife of Wind - [culties that he should use the
lham Centre are visiting at S. K.| reverse end.
| Osborne's. *
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nA
"RIE
i
News and advertising matter may be |
left at Gregg’'s Racket Store, Waverly.
After 121 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 142A.
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Diaries cheap at Strong's.
————
Lou Miller is in Lowman today.
Mrs. W. E. Dodd is seriously
ill
Leather post cards at Strong's.
N. FE
| yesterday on business.
————————
Tew was in
Mrs. John Bailey of Bradford
street is visiting Syracuse friends.
Mr. Cary expressed his appreci-
Mrs. D. M. Handrick and sister, | ation and assured the friends that
and Miss Heldebrand went to | Be would never have cause to use
Elmira today the gift but in the customary way.
— nai | Rev. Warner then presented Mrs.
Try Baby Wonder clear Havana [Cary a beautiful gold brooch sct
lsc cigar. Our Special 10c, manu | with pearls, which he said wasa
factured by H. E. Amrhein & Co, | token of appreciation of her services
Waverly, N. Y. tf |in the church and the aid society.
S————— Mrs. Cary expressed her pleasure
Miss Cora Neaver and Mrs. D [for the gift as well as for the friend
| H. Eaton went to Windham, Pa.iship of the donors and assured
(last Tuesday to celebrate the Oth them of her lasting remembrance
| birth anniversary of Mrs. Neaves' 3nd gratitude.
grandfather, Mr. William Andrews
pl
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The following Waverly people | WILL PUT SENATE ON RECORD.
went to Elmira this morning . Mrs | sesater Brackett Will Press Resola-
Alice Keeber, Chemung street, Sea Agulan Depew.
? , . ALBANY. N. YY, Jan 11 Sesnater
Mrs. Annie Kinney, Fulton street | gro xett's resolution requesting the
land Mrs. R. S. Hamdon
Fulton | resiguation of United Btates Senator
Chauncey M. Depew was the only fea.
street.
——————— ture of the senate session here, al
though it was not introduced after al,
| and the expectation of another sensa-
tional attack upon and defense of Sen-
. | ator Depew was disappolated
Waverly—B. W. Emery died| Tue senate bad run through its order
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at | of business in fifteen minutes and Sen-
be ki { his daugh M | ator Raines moved to adjourn. Senda
the home of his daughter, Mrs. | tor Brackett declared that it was done
Josephine Lee of North Chemung | to “choke off” his resolution
i cused Senator Raines of discourtesy ia
street. |
: pot advising him of his Inteation
Mr. Emery was over gO years of | “Speaking of discourtesy,” said Sen
| age, and was well and favorably | ater Raines, “the senator might have
K ; th All H | told me be Intended to latroduce the
known in this village. e was| ovo"
employed at Hall & Lyon's furni~ | Senator Brackett sald everybody
ture works for a number of years, |
He ac
knew he was going to mtrodace the
resolution in accordance with his an.
pouncement when the resolution was
before the senate Jast week
“No such announgement was made,”
interjected Senator Martin
“Oh, very well,” sald Senator Brack
ett. “Tomorrow will do as well It
was understoud when the resolution
was withdrawn that it would be pre
sented at ouce, and hereafter, 1 sup
pose, 1 shall have to eousslit with my
leader in the senate”
Sepator Brackett sald he would yet
put the senate on record on his reso
lution
and was an active worker up to]
about 3 years ago. He was one|
| of the oldest Odd Fellows in this
| part of the county, and was a mem-
ber of Bradford lodge at Towanda
Two daughters, Mrs. Josephine
| Lee and Mrs. George Gooding who
| reside in Waverly survive him.
The funeral service will be held
| tomorrow morning at ¢:30 atthe
house. All Odd Fellows are
earnestly requested to be present
as the funeral will be in charge of
the Waverly lodge.
The remains will be taken to
Trumansburg N. Y., for burial and
a delegation of?Odd Fellows will
probably meet the body on its
arrival at that place.
FITTED UP NEW OFFICE
| Waverly—Atty. F. E. Hawkes
|and the Hon. Byram L. Winters,
|assemblyman from this county,
OIL FOR THE I8THMUS.
California Company Will Fat Pipe
Lime Across Canal Zone.
WASHINGTON, Jan 11 —Secretary
Taft has recommended to the presi
dent that he sanction the issue of u re
vocable license to the Union Oll coin:
pany of California to construct and
maintain a pipe line across the canal
gone There were six applicants for
such a right. but the cownpany named
is the only one which specified the
price of the oll If used by the govern
ment and whose offer was otherwise
sufficiently definite and reasonable
It 1s, however, expressly provided
that the license shall uot be exclusive,
so that other companies way hereafler
compete for the business. For Its part,
the company undertakes to pay $500
per month, to be applied to school pur-
poses in the caual zoue, and also to
permit the government to draw upon
its pipe line at any point for oll at #0
oesnts per barrel. Secretary Taft in bie
letter to the president explains that
this is about equivalent for fuel pur
poses to Pocahontas coe! at the pres
ent cost on the Isthmus of §4 per too,
80 that the oll may be used for all pow-
er purposes If desired Ju the construe
| tion of the canal
As only refined oll is at present ear-
ried over the Panama raliroad, the sec
retary does not fear that the trauspor
tation of crude oll by pipe would in.
jure the business of the railroad. The
company undertakes to cowplete the
lloe by Aug. 1 next
| have fitted up new offices which
| will be used by them jointly. The
| rooms have been thoroughly ren- |
|ovated and remodeled, and the |
| offices are among the finest in this
| village.
~~ DECLARED DIVIDEND
Waverly—The annual meeting
| of the stockholders and directors
| of the Loomis Opera House asso- |
| ciatlon was held last Tuesday even-
ling in the law offices of Attorney |
Hawkes. A dividend of 2); per|
| cent was declared for the last six
| months.
A Panama Joke
First American—Why are the Pans
ma electric lights like a certain weld
| known fever?
Second American—Glve It up.
“Because they are intermitteat’-—
Panama Journal
Elephants’ Tusks.
Among elepbznts both sexes of the
African species have ivory tusks,
while in Asia these sre generally re
siricted to the male
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PACKING BLEW OUT
Waverly—The packing blew out
of the dpme of the boiler at Hall &|
Lyons furniture factory this morn
|ing, and it was found necessary to
shut down for a half day until the
damage had been repaired.
: 3
We have a large
would rather have
stock for this season of the year, and
the money than the goods. A bona
Broad Street,
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, JANUARY 12,
The Dramatic Event of the |
Season.
Dramatization of Bertha M Clay's
Popular Novel
DORA THORNE.
SEE
Lodge Keeper's Cottage
[Home of Dora
The Gardens at Earles Court [llum-
inated
The Struggle for Life on the CLfT
The and
Prices—-15, 25, 35 and S0c.
J. Bellis at 7 Elizabeth street
is prepared to furnish you with the
best meat at prices that fit your
pocketbook All orders receive
prompt attention
Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 138w
AGENTS WANTED.
Everywhere to sell teas, coffees, spices,
extracts, bakiog powders and fine soaps,
premiums with all orders; sach as lace
curtains, dishes, ete. A good chance for
boys and girls to make money after
school hours. We also give prizes to
boys and girls selling a specified amount,
such as watches —good timekeepers,
rings, wrist bracelets, guns, stick pins,
dolls, etc, These prizes come extra and
do not include your reguiar commission.
Men and women are making a good in-
come off our plan. Write today for full
information to the SAYRE SPECIALTY
WORKS, Box 115, Sayre, Pa
S
Slr b rrr bre br rrr bd
iW. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
TeTTTYTTrTvY
Oftice Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Murray,
Office hours: —9 to 10 a. m.; 6.30
to 8 p, m. At other times during
day at Valley Record office,
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
Rveryth New and Up-to-Date. First
C Accommodations.
Thomas Ave, Opposite L. V. Btation.
Rates $1.50 Per Day Savre.
A.].GREE
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Estimates Furnished
525 Stevenson St, Sayre, Pa.
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS !
Small Farms, Large Farms, Good Baild-
ings, good fruits, well watered. Houses
and Lots for sale or exchange. All at
bargain prices. Houses to rent.
ANDREW EVARTS,
Room 2, Talmadge Blk,
Home phone 61-M
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Special attention to Pension Papers
Valley Phous 11 X,
19 Dagmn 1A Rtas
Orchestra.
Orchestra guaran
all concerts, balla,
reasonable, Leave
Music Store, 138
£2444 P PEEPS IDET PEEP PTe
Ad ass tasssssasassas sa sad bb bddd
FPPITTITITITTTTIYTTTT
Qao=a
D. B.
at
ote. Prices
at D.&
117 X. Bast street, Sayre,
Lamps
Glassware
Dinner Sets
Toilet Sets
All Other China
Waverly, N.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. Both Phones. Waverly, N. Y.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
WEEK OF JANUARY 15.
Earl Burgess Presents
a — =
Read The Record.
WANT ADS
Miss Emma Bunting ......""
Notice.
And An Excellent Company
Want ads inserted by
EVENINGS.
The Little Princess ”
Rachel Goldstein”
“The Whole Damn
Family "
Thursday— Midnight in Chinatown
Friday —The Showman's Daughter.
Saturday—In the Shadow of Night
Matinees.
Wednesday -To be announced
Thursday—Pretty Miss Nobody
Saturday The Girl I Left Behind
Vaudeville Features Be-
tween Acts.
Herbert H. Powers, the popular enter-| A com nt girl for general house-
toiner. Al Rayno's Troop of Bull Dogs, | work. Washing and ironing out. High
not hav-
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Situation as salesman or clerk, 15
years experience In general store, can
e satisfactory reference. Adatan
¢*
¥
ay: 114, Towanda, Pa.
A chambermaid is wanted at Hotel
Stimson, Athens 204-1w
ree ee — eo —————
Dining room girl wanted at 's
hotel. oi at hotel Tord
Boarders aated at 408 N. Elmer aven-
ue. rs. Jease Bell. Shop men
red. ya
the greatest animal act in America, Dav- | wages paid. Enquire Mrs. HW.
is and Walker, colored entertainers, in | 4556 Waverly street, Waverly, N. Y,
singing, dancing and acrobatic evolu- |
tions,
PRICES —Matinees 210 and 20 cents!
Evenings 10, 20 and 30 cents. Ladies’ |
16¢ tickets have been issued for Monday
night.
For Sale or Rent
Eight room house at 108 Center street.
Enquire of Mrs. Fannie Smith on the
poemises. 199-8
rR
Cards For Sale.
The Valley Record has In stock the!
following card signs:
For Rent
For Bale
Private Office
Please Do Not Ask for Credit
Positively No Admittance
Furnished Rooms
JOHN C. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Olive Oil—Quart 86c, Gallon $3.00.
15 different kinds of Macaroni at low
prices for this week.
No. g Rlizabeth St., Waverly
For Sale.
Loose hay $10 per ton, oat straw
| baled hay $10 and $12 per ton at 13
Maple street, Athens, OC, E. Mo .
One Standard sewing mac!
Schoninger piano, and several
rugs for male. No reasonable offer re-
fused. 330 W. Lockhart street. Valley
phone Px. 2014
‘For Rent \
Rooms for Rent—All the modern
provements: fine porcelain bath,
light, eto. 418 Desmond street. | 204%1w.
Furnished and unfurnished rooms to
let. Enquire at Valley Record. 207.8%
Suite of rooms on the second floor with
all modern improvements for rent. W.
H. Shaw, Athens. 4°
Two furnished rooms for geutiemen
only, in a central location, Athens. In-
quire at Valley Record office. 208-81
Third floor of the Glaser block, Klee
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. 199
Political Announcement
I hereby annouce myself as a candi-
or J. J. Hummel,
s