arises from mechanical de
js in the construction of the
§8 or its controlling muscles.
lef in such cases can only be
APO, lication of wait
pt A ta correct all
defects, 1 make a special
ht testing ia all
p CAD ASAUre 3 per
tion wherever it exists
| Do Not Use Drops
News and advertising matter may be
1 make use of the latest and most
presence of diseass, and to
fraction and muscles
1 Recommend Glasses
measure accurately all error of re-
charge fora
The only
THE NATIONAL BANK
| OF SAYRE.
Ospital - $50,000.00
| Surplus - $12,000.00
I
We solicit your Banking busi-
‘meen, and will pay you three per
. pent. interest per annum for money
Jeft on Certificate of Deposit or
~ Bavings 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.
A A. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
e Valley Record
BH. MURRELLE, Publisher.
W. T. CAREY, Editor.
Published every Hiaoon except Sun-
at Murrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
Bubseription, $3.00 per year; 15 cents
3 rates reasonable, and made
own on application.
as second-class matter May
at the postofiice at Sayre, Pa,
Act of Congress of March 3,
news that's fit to print”
13, 1900.
ITURDAY, JANUARY
ARE SKINNEU NUWY.
he Old-Fashioned Method of Scrap-
ing Has Been Geaeraily
Abandoned.
In Yates county, New York, farmers
Bave found out that it is more profit
“able to skin their hogs han to scrape
them. This change in method, says
fhe Associated Farm Press was
brought about by ao enterprisiug
* putcher who found a market for bog
skin. He began to skin bogs for farm
ors, taking the skins for pay. as they
are worth from 50 cents to $1 aplece
" Jt Is & paylog business aod from the
standpoint of the owner of the bog
it Is 8 good thing, too. He Is pot re
. guired to make any extensive prepara
tions at butchering lume as before
Ne scalding platform to build, no wa
ter to heat, no extra help to employ
Now the butcher drives into the
yard, kills, skins acd cleans the bogs
aod Bangs them up ready for market
The loss in weight is slight. from five
fo 15 pounds, according to the size of
the Bog and the butcher will pay half
#& cent a pound more for pork skinned
10 cut up on the block and for home
use It is much better
This practice of skinning hogs 1s
rapidly spreading over the state, and
It is believed by progressive farmers
that in 8 few years it will entirely take
the place of the old methods of scrap-
ing.
Come and See
LS tas sasssas sss essed
A delayed shipment of
library tables, quar-
tered an polished.
Ranging in price from
$7.50 to $30.00.
Also parlor stands from
97c to $21.00.
Most complete line in
the valley.
FEEPPFPP OPER E PIF SFY
6RAF & (0.
SEPPPPIEPIPIITPII TINTS
Furniture and Under-
taking.
$ Corner Broad Street and Park'Ave.,
WAVERLY,
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TRADE CONDITIONS
AR 6G Dua & to's Weekly Buslacss
Repert
NEW YORK Janu 13 R G Dua &
Co's weekly review of trade says
Seasonable weather morv than olfset
| the effect ou business evadRiets of in
| creased strife between labor and capl
! tal Low temperature and snow |
| brought out the backward demand for
| heavyweight wearing apparel and rub |
ber goods restoring the one lagging
trade factor, and the other departiuents |
of jobbing and manufacturing centin |
ged vigorously engaged in preparig for |
the future except where a few strikes
produced hesitation Thus far these
struggles have not affected any large!
percentage of the wage earners, while |
it other industries the higher scales ef |
fective Jan 1 have added to the pur- |
chasing power of many thousand work- |
ers, {
Railway blockades cause complaint in
several important centers, yet Risjotse
for December were S2 per cent larger
than in 1904 Foreign commerce re |
turns at thi= port for the ast week
showed an increase of $3255 053 over |
the exports a year ago
Money markets Lave returned to 8
more normal position. but rates are
still Sr. aud a sharp rise in foreign
exchange suggests exports of gud io
the pear future but this has Dot pre
vented the average of the sixty most
active railway storks from establish
ing a new high record. Bank exchanges
at New York were 382 per cemt larger
than in the same week lust year, while
at other leading cities the gam aver
aged 187 per cent
Narrow fluctuations occurred ia the
leading farm staples, the general ten
dency being toward greater stremgth
Liabilities of commercial (fallures
thus far reported for January amount
ed to $2.178.227, of which $085,730 were
in manufacturing, $1 373 447 in treding
and $101,000 in other commercial Noes
Failures for the week numbered 309 In
the United States against 324 last year
and 51 in Canada compared with 26 a
year ago
A LIGHTNING ROBBERY.
Newark Mas Lest $35,150 Ia Basieaal
Bank at Newark, N. J
NEWARK. N J, Jaa 13 - A daring
robbery occurred in the National Bank
ing company in this Qity when au satch
After 12 o'clock nvon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 141A.
Dianes cheap at Strong's.
— ni ———
Grant Turney went to Hancock
today
Joe Freedman spent yesterday at
Nichols.
Leather post cards at Strong's.
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H. B. Ketcham of Elmira was in
town this morning.
— eee
Post card views of Waverly and
Sayre at Strong's
Edward Palmer is again able to
be at his barber shop
-
Cut prices onovercoats at Freed-
man’s, Waverly, N. Y.
Miss Bessie Perkins went to
New York city this morning.
P. I. Lang returned home yes-
terday after a tnp to Albany.
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Have you seen those $4.75 suits
that Freedman 1s now offering ?
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G. H. Goff of Clark street, is fill-
ing the hospital ice house at Sayre.
A special meeting of the board
of trustees is to be held this even-
ing.
Great cut in prices on shoes.
You had better geta pair at Freed-
man's
Mrs. Dunham Smith has re
turned from a three weeks’ visit at
Binghamton
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Miss Ella Fearing of Auburn, is
visiting Miss Elizabeth
Waverly street.
Denslow,
The ladies of the Baptist church
had a profitable sale of bakestuffs
at Brooks’ store today.
a e—-
Mrs. H. B. Graff returned from
been visiting the past two weeks.
tls t—
voung people attended a social at
Dry Brook church last evening.
Try Baby Wonder clear Havana
se cigar. Our Special 10c, manu
factured by H. E. Amrhein & Co,
Waverly, N Y tf
A. P. Denio of Chazy, N. Y,,
who has been the guest of P. W.
el containing several thousands of dul
lars disappeared frow the bank counter |
while the man who bad just drawn the |
woney turned for a winute to speak |
with a friend Both he and his friend
say they saw Do one approach the spot
where the satchel bad been placed The
police have no clew
Laban Dennis secretary of the George
Brown & (uv Stone works went into
the buuk about noom to draw $5.130
the amount of the weekly payroll He
obisine] the mousey from the paying
teller and deposited it in « satchel
which be Lad brought with him As De
started to go out he met a friend apd
stopped to speak to him. He placed the
satchel on the check sheif und thes
turned to his fricud. at the same time
buttoning ap his overcoat. Dennis thes
turned to pick vp the satchel when be
found to his amazement that it was
Kone
It is the theory of the police Wat some
Poue io the bank who Lad seen Dennis
receive the money and eouut it waited
until he turned bis back and hen
waiked burriedly toward the door tak
ug the bag as he went
Such a proceed ng would bave faken
a thief but an instant to get out on the
street. ax the door is close to the shelf
where the bag lay
Towner th: past week, returned
home today
Frank Sherry, advance agent for
spending a few days with his fath-
er, l.dward Sherry, of Broad street.
McGlenn & Co. have placed a
fine outside case in front of their
It 1s of solid plate glass
with granite foundation and lighted
by electncity.
store.
The following Waverly people
went to Elmira this morning:
Mrs. FE Clark Tobias, Miss Char-
lene Tobias, Miss Mattie Lum, and
Mrs. A. Hildebrand.
ap remem ero
EXCITING RUNAWAY
Waverly —A work team belong-
ing to O F. Benson was standing
The »mpty bag was found later by a
boy in
204 Market street
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Honored a Hea.
The Swiss village of Zofingen, Ib the
canton of Aargau, was decorated with
fings recently in honor of a hen which
aad laid her thousandth egg
jacent deputations, ac-
which serenaded
villages
uy bands
dustri
ent
companied
he 'n nus hen
Extensive Cab Rank
The largest cab rank in the world |e
situated in London-—viz, at Waterloo
station, the terminus of the london &
Southwestern raliway. It is a quarter
of a mile in length More thao 1,000
abs in the course of 24
| bourse
» led
are TRIE
Bear's Toothache
time brown bear in the
park, New York, was
thache It took the
eombined of four men to pull
the molar, after which the bear's for
mer amiability returned
Some ag
{ Bronx zoologica
suffering fron
a
strength
. Money in Dogs
A dog show which opened at the
Crystal palace, London, recently, con-
tained 3503 entries, valued at $1260,
cab
lon Pine street just before noon
|cluded it was dinner time and
| started for the stable. They ran
| down Pine street, then Broad, and
and turned up Clark street. A
| hearse was standing in front of the
stable, and they threatened to
collide with it. In turning them
| Mr. Benson frightened them and
they continued up Clark street
where they collided with a tree,
breaking the neckyoke. Neither
the horses or wagon were injured
ITE
EUREKA!
Call at
W. H. LOCKERBY'S Barber Shop
And get your Hair Cut, 16¢ ; Shave, 10¢;
Shampoo,, 16c; Sea Foam, 5; Massage,
16¢ : Whiskers Trimmed, Se; Moustache
Dyed, 25¢; Hair Dyed, $1.00,
| Call and be convinced.
| Everything neat and clean ; four bar-
| bers ; no waiting.
W. H. Lockerby,
418 Waverly St, Waverly, N. Y.
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v
Masonic Past Masters Entertain-
ed their Friends in Fine Style
i
{of the season. The committee
‘having it in charge were Dr. E M.
| Cowell, J. T. Sanford and Joseph
| W. Beaman, to whom the success
‘of the event 1s due. The tables
were arranged in shape of a horse
| shoe, decorated with smilax and
| carnations and laden with the best
seasonable delicacies
eight courses, covers being laid for
| fifty-two. After the banquet the
{time was spent in social converse
|and guessing contests, and the
| company broke up at a late hour.
ATHENS CHURCHES
| The Methodist, Baptist and
Presbyterian churches will hold
their regular morning services by
their respective pastors. In the
| evening a union meeting will be
| held in the Methodist church, with
| addresses by the three local pastors
Usual services at the Episcopal
church.
Usual services
church.
at the Catholic
Universalist—Morning subject
“The True Chnst.” Bishop Til-
linghast will address the evening
meeting on the subject: “Am | My
Brother's Keeper ?”
RETURNED FROM NEW YORK
Waverly-Daniel B. Mills, super
| intendent of the Vanktten schools
| was in Waverly last night, having
| returned York
where he went several days
with his father Charles L. Mills
Mr. Mills, Sr., remained in New
| York at Trinity hospital where he
has gone to have an operation for
a cancer which has grown on his
face.
The cancer is attributed to an in
jury which Mr. Mills received sev
| eral years ago, in being kicked by
|a horse
C.M.B. A. ELECTS OFFICERS
At the last meeting of the C M.
B A, the following officers were
elected: President—H. B. Dugan;
chancellor—Thomas Slowey. first
vice—P. H. Donlin; second vice—
A. Ham, R. C—John Enright,
financial— John Hart; guard—John
| Foley. trusteees—Wm. Foley, A
Ham, A Burns, delegate to state
convention, P. Donlin, alternate
Thomas Slowey
at ama—— i ——
from New aty
ago
Bauer's Syrup or Prunes
Is the new Laxative Tonic that Is so
highly recommended for the cure of
Constipation, Liver and Kidney trou-
| bles, {impure blood, headache and all
{ills arising from an unhealthy state
of the bowels. Syrup of Prunes is
| mild and pleasant to take. When in
need of a mild laxative or a thor-
ough cleansing of the system, try Syr-
up of Prunes, it causes no griping or
{ unpleasant feelings. It is just the
| medicine needed In every family.
| Get a free sample bottle and give it a
‘trial. H. lL. Glllesple and Child,
| Waltman & Young, Sayre.
| Quickest Route to Chicago, 17
Hours from Sayre
| Leave Sayre this afternoon and arrive
at Chicago at 8 o'clock tomorrow morn-
ing. In time for connections for west-
| ern points. This is via Lehigh Valley,
| Michigan Central or Lake Shore Rail-
| roads. Sleeper $3.00 double berth from
Buffalo. Best services and eduipaent
finest roadbed —unexoelled dining cars
| Get a Free Sample To-day.
|* Bauer's Instant Cough Cure and be
| convinced that it is the best. It is
| guaranteed to cure or your money re-
| funded. C. W. Giddings of Week's
| Mills, Me., writes, “Your Bauer's In-
| stant Cough Cure is a good seller and
| gives the best satisfaction of any
| cough medicine on the market. I
| have never had a bottle returned. If
| I sell one bottle they are sure to come
after the second one and tell thelr
friends of its merits. [ will send an-
| other order soon.” For sale by H. L.
| Gillesple and Child, Waltman &
| Young, Sayre.
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| F422 LPP P EEE P RES
3 Take Notice!
If your razor handle is broken
or the blade Is dull take or send
it to R. A. Holcomb, 423 Keystone
avenue, West Sayre, one of the
best furnished barber shops in
the valley, Sterilizers, Comn-
pressed Air; everything used is
antiseptic. All work guaranteed
first class or no pay.
Shaving, Halr Cutting, Singe-
and
SEPP EP EEE EPO OP
would rather have
the money than the goods. A bona
Lamps
Glassware
Dinner Sets
Toilet Sets
All Other China
Broad Street,
SAYRE SUNDAY SERVICES
Presbyterian Church
Morning service, 10:30
Sunday school, 11:45,
Christian Endeavor, 6.30
Evening service, 7:30
The Rev. E C. Petrie, Pastor,
Church of Christ
Morning service, 10.30,
Sunday school, 12
Christian Endeavor, 6:00
BE Evening servies, 7:00,
The Rev. M. II. Wood, Pastor.
Lutheran Church.
Morning service, 10.80,
Sunday school, 11:45,
Evening services 7:30
The Rev. E. M. Beysher, Pastor
Baptist Church
Morning service, 10:30,
Sunday school, 11:50,
B. Y. P. U. meeting, 8:30
Evening service. 7:30
The Rev, I. W. Bingham, Pastor
Church of the Epiphany
First Mass, 8:00
High Mass, 10:30,
Sunday School. 2:00 p, w
Benediction, 7 30 p. m
The Rev. J. L. Shauley, Rector.
Church of Redeemer
Communion 8:00,
Morning service 10:30.
Sunday school 12:00,
Evening service 7:30,
The Rev. F. 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 League, 8:00,
Evening service, 7:00,
The Rev. J. F. Warner, Pastor,
THE VALLEY EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY.
F.E. BIDLACK, Secretary.
We are a firm of experienced men, that
have farnished labor for all classes of
work. If you are out of a position write
us, we can give you work in all classes.
If you are a contractor aud want men
we can furnish you with from 1 to 100
if you will give us a few days notice.
Call or write, VALLEY EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, Room 1, Talmadge Bldg. Sayre
MEAT
S.J. Bellis at 7 Elizabeth street
1s prepared to furnish you with the
best meat at prices that fit your
pocketbook All orders receive
prompt attention.
Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 135w
AGENTS WANTED.
Everywhere to sell teas, coffees, spices,
extracts, baking powders and fine soaps,
premiums with all orders, such 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 regular 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.
++i bi eed
W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
A asa al an a8
rreYTTYTTYTY
Ofice 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,
PEEP PE PEEP
24544 4084848080008d
TEP ITTTITTITIYTTITITTYY
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Orchestra,
ie
iE
Waverly, N.Y.
What is more
It draws trade.
It is a winner.
attractive than a well-lighted store?
It holds trade. It shows prosperity.
The Humphrey Arc does it. Try it.
The Gas Light Company of Waverly,
340 Broad Street. Waverly, N. Y.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE| «cc re keer
WEEK OF JANUARY 15.
Earl Burgess Presents
Miss Emma Bunting
And An Excellent Company
Both Phones.
WANT ADS
Rates : — Wanted, Lost,
| Bale, ete., § cent a word
| for first three times, } cents
| insertion thereafter. None
less than 25 cents. Situations
| tree to paid in advance subscri
EVENINGS.
“The Little Princess.”
Rachel (ioldstein "
The Whole Damn
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Notice.
Want ads inserted by not bav-
Family" 0g & ledges asocount with The Record
'—Midoight in Chinatown a Dead far when Jur prises
I'he Showman's Daughter. | indiscriminately —the expense of
In the Shadow of Night. | keeping and collecting Is entirel
. proportion to the amount in
Matinees.
the transaction.
Pretty Miss Nobody
The Girl I Left Behind
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Thursday
Saturday
Vaudeville Features Be-
tween Acts.
Herbert H. Powers, the popular enter- A chambermaid is wanted at Hotel
toiner. Al, Ravno's Troop of Ball Dogs, Stimson, Athens 204-1w
the greatest animal act in America. Dav- P—————————————
Boarders wantad at 403 N. Elmer aven-
is and Walker, colored entertainers, {fo
singing, daoeing and acrobatic evolu- Ue Mrs. Jease Bell. Shop men prefer-
red. 201-1w
tions.
PRICES —Matinees—10 and 20 cents A competent girl for general house-
work. Washing and on out. High
Evenings 10, 20 aod 30 cents. Ladies’
Ww.
455 Waverly street, Waverly, N. Y. 200
give satisfactory reference.
Box 114, Towanda, Pa.
15¢ tickets have been issued for Monday | waged paid. Enquire Mrs. H.
night.
Cards For Sale.
The Valley Record has in stock the
following card signs:
For Rent
For Sale
Private Office
Please Do Not Ask for Credit
Positively No Admittance
Furnished Rooms
Boarding
For Sale.
Loose hay $10 per ton, oat straw $8,
! baled hay $10 and $12 per ton at 133
Maple street, Athena. C. E. McKinney,
One Standard sewing one
Schoninger plano, and several Wilton
| rugs for sale, No reasonable offer re-
| fused, 330 W. Lockhart street. alley
4
' | phone bOx.
For Rent
Rooms for Rent—All the modern fm-
provements: fine porcelain bath, electric
light, ete. 418 Desmond street. 204*1w
Furnished and unfurnished rooms to
let. Enquire at Valley Record. 307-8%
"Suite of rooms on the second floor with
all modern improvements for rent. W.
| H. Shaw, Athens. 207-8
for gentlemen
Athens,
DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Fruits.
Olive Oil Quart 85¢, Gallon $3.00,
16 different kinds of Macaroni at low |
prices for this week. i
No. § Rlizabeth St., Waverly
Political Announcement
1 hereby announce myself as a candi-
date for tax collector of Sayre borough,
subject to the rules of the Republican
Two furnished rooms
only, in a central locatio
quire at Valley Record
Third floor of the Glaser block.
|
Political Announcement
I hereby annouce myself as a candi.
of Tax
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