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A CASE OF THUMPS
Turfmen Deny Truth of Foul Play
With Lou Dillon.
CLEVELAND, 0 Feb 13 ~The story
from New York involving EE. Swath
ers in indal buolit around his pos
session of the $3,000 gold trotting cup
won with Major Delmar from Lou
Dillon at Memphis in 1904, wherein
the mare Is alleged have been
“doped.” Is denied by Cleveland borse
meu Private telegrams from Mr
Smathers In New York and Millard
Sanders in Pleasanton, Cal, deuy tle
charge. The telegrams follow
Swmatbers—Ir: filling my apswer 1
denied the charge as being absolutely
false. You of all wen sbould guess
who ls back of the whole Latte
Sanders—Btory absolutely false 1
have never made attidavit of auy kind
regarding Lou Diilon's race with Major
Delmar at Memphis or any other place
H K Devereux of Cleveland, oue of |
the 1moft prominent amateur relusiien |
iu the country, witnessed the ruce for
the cup
Just as the horses turned to score
said Devereux 1
as
to
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave., Sayre,
Valley Phone |28x.
WE PRINT
The Valley Record
W. T. CAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
SA L5548.
ev YYe
Office Maney & Page Hlock,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
iste Jobn R. Murray,
, Office hours: 9 to10 a. m; 6:30
; 08 p, m. At other times daring
day at Valley Record offices,
ALAA LMLLMLLLLLLLLLESL
PPI TTIITIITTITIVTITTETY
BLACKSMITHING
HORSESHOEING AND GENER-
ERAL REPAIRING,
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{
The Eat Way-
ing Lou Dillon, say to Billiugs that the
trotting queen was In perfect condi |
tion. But she had coverwl scarcely a
quarter of a mile Lefore It was seen
that something was wrong with her
Sbe could pot keep up her gait, und a
mile ln 215 wonid have been a fast
vue at the rate she wus going
“Ihe heat was Huisbed
slow time, and in the second heat it
was plain thet the mare was in
coudition for a race An examiuatiou
by a veterinary disclosed the fact that |
Ler stomach in bad shape No
definite statcinent concerning her ill
ness was wade It was called a cuse
of the thumps
fo very
no
was
Gift of a Battery to Meaelik.
VIENNA, Fel 13 It is stated ou |
good wuthority that the Austrian Huu. |
gArian go Las fully |
equipped battery of wountain guns as |
a gift te Ewperor Meuelik of Abys |
sinla The Austrian crulser Pauther
took the battery to Jibutil French
Somaliland, from which port the guus
were sent to Addis Abeba, the capital
of Abyssiula It le assutued that Ans
tria sent the gift to Menusllk alin
tivu for the action of Italy lu seuding
« wountaln battery to Prince Nicholas
of Mouteurgro
verntuent seul a
iu ret
Cassie Chadwick 11] In Prison.
COLUMBUS, Oo, Fel LLM t
sle LL Chadwick
pital at the
When Mrs
as
0 the
dep
prison hos
femal
Chadw
irtment again
ck vutered thie pen
wot live to serve out Lier tern
Twenty-two Dead In Mine Disaster
CHARLESTON, W. Va. Feb 13. {
Twenty-oue bodies Lave been recov |
ered from the Parral wine io Fayette
county. It Is supposed that only one
body remains fo be recovired, making
the total fatalities twenly two.
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Miners Hesume Work.
DUBOIS, I'a, Feb 18 At mass
meetings beld at Punxsuluwuey and
Reynoldsyille the terms of settlement
reached by officials of the TTuited Mine
Workers and Geuernl Manager LW
Robinson of the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsburg coal interests at conferences
beld at Punzsutawnpey were ratified
and the employees of the company re
suined work today. The winners went
oh strike the first of just week, olleg
ing that the operators were not ving
up to the agreements embodied ju the
Altogun scale
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Wants Military Park at Ticonderoga.
WASHINGTON Feb 13 -A project
for the estublishwent of a wilitary park
at Ticonderoga, N.Y. was discussed
with the president Ly Representative
Flack. in whose district Ticonderoga is
located. Mr. Flack in a bill which he
bax introduced lu the house proposes
that about 400 acres surroundiug the
old Fort Ticondervga be
the purpose of a military
acquired for
park. The
of some of the historic events of the
ODESBA, Feb 13 Ikaul
bars, governor geueral of Odessa, Is
suad a proclamation saying that every
General
arms or
who ls found lu possession of
The proclamation
covers the governments of Kherson
and Odessa, of Bessarable,
Ekateriposiay and the Crituea
iuciusive
Dewey Is Overdue.
WASHINGTON, Feb 13 ~The navy
dock Dewey The last
was on Jan 22,
when it was 1.900 miles from Gibruitar
At the rate of 100 miles a day, which
it was figured could be made under
favorable weather conditions, the dock
should have reached Gibraltar an Sat.
urday
from the dry
Gladden's Seventieth Natal Day.
COLUMHBUSR, © Feb. 13 Hev
Washingtou Gladden, moderator of the
Congregational church, Is lo receipt of
wany telegraios and letters on the o
casion of his seventieth birthday. The
comitpunications are from all over the
United States
Tesarkana Fire; Loss, $75,000,
FEXAKKANA Feb, 13
destroyed half ofa city block bere, en
talling a los of about £75000 The Gre
originated jn the Covington hotel, Bag
raisers saloon, the Pullen bulldiug
and Jugraw block suffered from the
Bames
Tex Fire
High Jumpers.
The “Holy Jumpers” certainly are
jumpers.
FRANKJE. WOOD, Represcniative
News apd ‘advertising matter may be
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 125X,
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bus, Ohio, last night.
Walter Franks Ithaca,
calling on George M. Lege today
of is
Mrs. J. C Vau! Atta will enter-
tain several of her fiionds
dinner party this evening.
at a
All kinds of up to date photog
raphy at Coe & Webster's, 342
Broad street, Waverly
Ping pongs
a specialty; 28 for Zi 234 3t
Mrs. Gilbert Fonte ent tertzined a
company of ladies at her home on
Fulton street last
of the birthday of her <a:
Mrs. Edward Blizzard.
ce —
CREAMERY BURNED
AT CHEMUNG, N. Y.
~veming in honor
ichter
Totally Destroyed by Fire Last
Night---Loss Is Partly Covered
by Insurance
at Chemung ncer the Erie tracks
was cntirely destroyed by
between 7 and 8 o'cli ck last
ing. The loss
about £3000, and was ncarly cov-
ered by insurance
The controlling interest, which
had been held by the farmers in
that vicinity, was recently
fire
cVven
is
trans
ferred to out of town patties who
had succeeded in buying an
of the stock.
Waverly—Our citizens are be-
coming very much interested in the
much talked of home talent play
to be given in the Loomis Febru-
ary 21 and 22, under the auspices
of Tioga hose company. Rumors
of Mr. Mallory's marvelous ability
as an actor and his success in dnll
ing the cast come from all over the
country.
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY
Waverly—The Sons of Veterans
in collaboration with the G. A. R.
of Waverly, celebrated Lincoln's
birthday in the G. A R hall last
evening. Miss Pearl Baker reas
dered a solo, and addresses were
delivered by the Hon. J. F. Shoe
maker and the Rev. H. M. Cry
denwise.
MRS. WILLIAM LINDSEY
WaverlymMr¥ William Lindsey,
an old resident of Waverly, having
lived here for many years, died
last Saturday in Jersey City at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Hattie
Myers. The remains were brought
here yesterday afternoon for burial.
ajority
Necessary Preparation.
“Laura,” said Mr Ferguson, “what
kind of a looking gir! 1s this Miss
Wilmerson who is coming to visit you
next week?”
‘She's the handsomest girl of my ac-
qualotance” answered Mrs Ferguson.
‘Well that means that I've got to
take that cracked mirror off the bu-
reau and put a new one in its place”
— Chicago Tribune
The Coming Aristocracy.
Visitor (in penitentiary)—Who 18
that distinguished looking convict?
Warden—He is known here as No
1.147
“He scems to hold himself
from his fellows”
“Yes; you can hardly expect him 0
associate with the common berd. His
trial cost the state $200,000." —Chicago
Tribune
aloof
Establishisg a Basis:
Tuffold Knutt (at the kitchen door)
—Hev ye got a pipe organ that needs
tunin,’ ma'am?
Woman of the House—Pipe organ?
Of course not!
“Well, ma'am, seein’ I bain’t got
po chanst to earn as meal, would ye
mind jest givin’ me a bite of some
thin' to eat?"—Chicago Tribune
F WILLIAMS & SUTTON
| SHOES Sayre, Pa, FURS
pear in Sayre in Many Years
| “" . = :
penn veces YOU Get the Best” When Y
son i M ¥ alte Feary Frown ok ou 0 S n ou
Rubbers
of Cayuta street, Milltown, was ad-|
mitted to the hospital yesterday |
4 s and see if you have'nt
worn them out els, when the rubbers are §
afternoon, and today the physicians |
at that institution have diagnosed
the malady with which he is suffer-
as crrebro spinal menengitis,
quite good in oth spects. Then stop in and al-§
4 low us to show you the Candee Extension Heel
# rubber which will wear as long again as the ordin- J
vi jary rubber at the same price.
ing
This is the first case of the kind to
g> on record in Sayre in a long |
ume. 1he disease usually appears
in epidemic form and about a year!
ago there were hundreds of cases | ily
in the city of New York. The
medical fraternity have never been
able to demonstrate its cause, nor Us
is it claimed to be contagious, but
it usually makes it appcarance in
epidemic form. It broke out in this |§
first among the Indians|
previous tothe Revolutionary War, | ©
“spotted fever” by
the physicians of tht day from the
fact that red spots appear upon the
chest usually in a few days after
the attack. Later day science de-
veloped the fact that the disease
was the result «f un inflammation
of the spinal cord and the meninges,
hence
THE CANDEE RAILROAD ARCTIC
Has becom famous for hard wear. Do not buy
the ordinary when you can get the extraordinary
with a heavy ap sol= and hess] at the same price.
and was called
PROGRESS (EHIGH VALLEY R. R.
Is the order of the
' day. Asa city, we
will inevitably have
a new Town Hall,
a complete sewer
system and fine
pavements,
; You can add to
the general im-
_ prove ment.
An up to date
bathroom ora good |
(In effect Dec. 3, 190%.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows:
EASTBOUND.
A M. Dally for Towanda, Tunkhan-
rock Pittston. Wits Rerte, Monch
Chunk, Allenic Bethlehem, New
ladeiphla, Baitimore and Washington.
pt Daily for Tunkhannock, Pittston,
J) Sito fore vcs unr Anemos: caro:
aven, Ma
30 5 New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and W ashiagton.
0 AM. (Waverly
4,
suly { Jot Athens
alls, ne, Wiliam
| ville, Tunkhannock,
8: oh) Tomas ha Tei 6 A. oi Daly or
Mil ly, PL il Cnr TRE Cr ni
White Haven, Pean Junction,
a
the name “cereb:o
spinal
m-rengitis
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GOODNESS.
It Makes Its Seal and Stamp on the
Soul of Man and Is Manifest
ed in Character,
Attorneys and Counselors
at Law.
But goodness hath its seal and stamp
on the soul of man. Is not this what
Wordsworth means when he speaks of
the old statesman’'s face as “channeled
and furrowed with ten thousand noble
thoughts and deeds?’ Was {t not this
Teunyson had in mind when he said
that Mary's cyes were “homes of silent
prayer?’ Az you recall your dead, can
you not close your eyes and with the
{fnper vision behold some whose faces
as glorious as an {lluminated mie
sal by some old master? Ah, what a
company of saints have I known here,
who now are known to God and have
been welcomed and are beloved by
those wh about Him' What
marks on the human face, stamped
there forever Lv the angels of peace
and of pity! What lines of loveliness
lent by those artists named sympathy
and kindness' What loveliness Is lent
by the angel of sacrifice and service!
What {mage shall I find rich enough
to set forth the character of some men
and women who have met the angel of
God In the way, and are not! [I will
liken them unto some cathedral in a
foreign city on a dark night
Coming around the corner of that
narrow street in Cologne suddenly tHe
cathedral rose before me, glorfous as a
temple let down ont of heaven from
God Its lofty arches and towering pin:
nacles seemed like candle flames sud-
denly frozen in thelr upward flight to
ward the throne of God. The lights
within lent luster to windows, holding
the faces of angels and seraphs. Fra
grauce from the waving censors filled
the air and fAoated skyward and from
within came the sound of organ musle,
with peal on peal risiog as If In search
of those singers that on the midnight
alr sang of peace op eartlr, good will
to men. Ob, glorious cathearal! illum-
{nated cathedral, home of music, elo
quence and beauty, with all thy bells
pealing hope forth upon a weary
world! to the end of life, thou shalt
be the imape of these great hearts that
God's true temples, for his wor
Against all such characters there
These living gospels
make infidelity petty. ln the presence
of these heroes and saints atheism
shrivels up like a leaf and disappears
Hke smoke Against these arguments
of mobile life there Is no opposition.
Great is the value of some old parch
ment, that holds the lines of an Arie
totle, written 200 years ago. But what |
js that parchment compared to the hu-
man face, written all over with the
marks of the Lord Jesus.—Rev. Newell
Dwight Hills, in N. Ww. Christian Ag
vucate
M. Dall
Burdett (W
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ctor, Rochester, Caledonia,
Counects for
Detroit, Fut St. Louis and points west.
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Ripres. ior Gepevi, Rochester
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