Suites. Prices Right. Large Assortment. New Goods. GRAF & CO. Cor. of Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly. SAM'S HOMECOMING. When Sam Camaril! red onto the back fender of the street kept his weathe pen for the ductor who demands money from who ride, he began io r+ on the troubles of a married man with small | Wages It was Mos and it many Sn baon companto at Perro after imbibing m a Clambs ang Fr ave ¢ ra ei was i=ft =i aay night Ho! his aon, Bours agu hat = uch wins of fis ind jus + the weekly ‘cond. Interest per annum for money 3 Jeft on Certificate of Deposit or self major part peno eave righ! away h Maria and the little they car on Polk Then he thought of Pletr who had been give { supporting Bis ing for ab pment & BIE poli course Ly pulling bi with the warning Ye blame ginny toime | caught next go to jE stre The department of savings is a hi= cousin special feature of this Bank, and all deposits, whether large or masll, draw the same rate of interest. BH. N. SAWTELLE, : Cashier. the altern wi 1d family or go As he decided his feader tao jail cogitated, man m off the arrd fhe! iis the 1th ve stealin a ride tole ye go 10 the station Smarting under this pew | Sam walked toward (he tracks and freight | | clambered 1e Valley Record I. MURRELLE, Publisher. : WT. CAREY, Editor. every afternoon except Sun- Murrelles Printias Office, Sayre, $3.00 per year; 15 cents rates reasonable, and made sbhaard bound for the west Ia vain did Maria apply to the salooukeeper, fOr news of her lord | You go ‘way growled Perro © Your! Sam he owes me much for drinks | Now he is gone Maria went men! Worke: without 1 passing Perro, | The tried to avall Final woman found her a piace to scrub in| an office building, while were cared for at the sett thie meantime every effort to have Maria swear ber erring husband “He will make much m come back to me” she mths iittie So Kindly comfort sattie her the Lables at. In Was mad out a warrant for bat she refused ney and then | would say i d that a walked d for was whiud the the iene a8 second-cliss matter May h at the at Bayre, Pa, It was four nu ifterwar dejected -jooking into Perro's saloon beer ind she man the news that's fit to print” 'EATURDAY. MARCH 1 B17. 1908, You know Sam Camarillo? LOCAL MENTION |. > Know On Wednesday T next, March 21, er will end and spring will be- and valle sos Perro s wife bar didn’t ko was Sam Camarillo 'W that customer queried Bim?" replied No. b He save Sam Nana Perro, vbtemptucusly it Tony, knows him owes him much money fOr wine and 60 cents on a game of He says Pam Is gone, and Maria, his woman, is clean ing Boors. She has told the policemen to put Sam in the prison.” Sam shuddered He remembered how stern the huge rambling bulldis iK looked. A freight car would be mu« by better, he thought, only that the tion gang had told him he cheated at | cards, and they had given him the warning of the crossed fingers never to be seen on the railroad But then Maria was going to give him to the police Cofild she be suaded receive him Lack {if brought her a present? [it was a bright idea He counted the moogy in bis pocket. There was just 18 cents Then he walked over to Maxwell stree to a Jewish peddler Punkas, punkas'” called he. Sam didn’t know just what they were, but he jingled his 19 cents and asked “How mucha da punk? Twenty cent,” answered dier Giva you nin'teena cent” All you got?’ asked the peddler All replied Sam, laconically “All right” The Jew picked out the smallest pumpkio ind Sam d off with his prize under his he peo junior class of Sayre high | hold a cake sale today at | &C. R. Willi yms’ grocery stor The scarlet over. patients are all reported as slowly improving, and p mew cases have been reported in the past few days. eC per he A ] Buckley, advance agent for he “Under Southern Skies” com- which is to appear at the “ Loomis on Saturday evening next, transacted business at The Record to All members of the Junior kp League are sprcially re- quested to be present at the mect ig tomorrow afternoon at 3 in the M. E church and as gp others who desire to DL) the pad Sam sald attend ee tl marche arm He walked through the streets to the ttle rear shanty without being recog E Large Radicces will no doubt |Bized. Turning Into the narrow pass ageway between two bulldiugs that led greet Miss Emma Bunting and her lio nis erstwhile home. Sam obened the . excellent company upon their res [door Marla, who _At the turn engagement at the Loomis turned and regarded her spouse 5 coldly opera house on Thursday, March| “you have come?” she sald 22 A matinee and night perform I have come, Marla,” answered = ce will be given on this occasion Sam, quietly “It was the Mafia. See, ; : pr . | have brought someétu.ng,” and he matinee bill will be “The Girl |ueid forth his “punk.” Maria tell upon the West,” and the evening ("is eek - - My good man!” she exclaimed mance “The Sidewalks of [he reconciliation was complete Ma " New York." Both plays are new ria confided in a neighbor woman the our city, and in the hands of this |"¢xt day 1 : i i You Sam went away for a company wil Ue ubt | ime and when he came back very enjoyable. Special night he brought g beautiful ye p and costuming are carried | htm mel. We have eaten of 11 sabiles are sick. It was a fine gi’ both. [he vaudewlle acts car- Sam's pumpkin bought his way back | nied by this company, which are into his good wife's graces, but the | I knowledge of 2 ‘nw whereby he could the best that have ever apprared ; punished for further ders here with a popular price orgamza [held over him as a club by the tion, will be seen in a complete *lbelt wise, settlement worker, has Bi away from Per 8 And until BUod woman per Him 10 gu to night school, Tones de couple pat —————— wml that he learned | THEY WERE C0OD BOYS : fis enstomary to condemn the gy, ago “Recerrd Herald boy for the noise he makes and the ts he plays. There are occa 8, however, when he should be Was busy stove Eee long ast ow | and | no i& it i | he the iaded where he a) of ambitious Gree 1* true pur jla*punk Small Pension who | British ite of A fermer mended, and last cvening at bed Trigg a 2 iar fr Jecture at the high school hall MY. as the othr or while in one of them. There were the enjoyraent of a pension of 22 cenls 250 boy's in the hall and they (* 87 the closest attention through. i never showing the least im~! ce. This was highly appre~ a clicited the adult audience. pris lancers YRArs in the been No Census. The population ¢i Morocco can only | be guessed. No census Las ever been taken. The best authorities estimate DISTINGUISHED ERS STUDY COMMISSION- INSTITUTIONS. MAKE ONLY A BRIEF STAY With Chinese Politeness, Send Flowers for Marshall Field—The Unusual Tribute to ths Dend Citizen Business Stopped {ICAGO have Jt - We =f Leen en the membe of tha Chinese industrial raanissa 1S3IRIBE r= supposedly teristic of 8 town \ ive whirred them f have them = Ja h aif we a there; ress} roufronted them 4 on have i-maked = and wor a well entals isiics we fad have 4d finished interes i Chinese = has the Fd i oO hat most =ting [atters Fru: 64.10 these rv ial had + a calm, anr of sWee dowed with ti enerations of e philos iral-life loving men it Appeared Of. ss the Chinese Laps Tr an and lizht, a man wisdom of conn phi and to somewhat filed phillosaohe nest la fess sitle zs theasa incon - entia. ‘Bea zruous for a group of Chinese men to set themselves the task of ing Chicago.” They entered the gat city, the iinent 1 person Fe--Sialesmen the | Ritaches iraflroad) of and infiy. sdminds. counting servant # persons Accom- ners were Lient of 1} United in San Fr the disting thay sat foot on Chi eo ‘pron irty retaries ind 2 anmbering six wmnying the commissi Vhite and Capt. Z States marine sppofnted to corps ancisco, ritast gnvoys and whe ago sands a | jetalled to iher ing thei: what sir ntly dur =! As hike Jods eed coming 1} sf peace the int rye tt Et pec alas highUindet avin bu rshall Field the pre ramme of their entertainment nec. eagarily underwant ch members BIL SO31ts the LIK of Mn tow fecs ihsent At the Mayor fed to t + the h And [f nwitl mimissioners, Tai Huong Fang with their stafy were n y n f conducted t rm town the Andi met city f the grange sprawling weste First the party went to wwinm, where they were officially ed by Hip 1 the local le Then the picturesque Chinese gentle forth train for Dunni that has charge ind Insane The vi through ths assy gs of the institu ined They were shows shart a time and hurled they seemed n cl ra and tea wer ng La mean ot hy ng tiie Institut county tars fur ar 1 expl paupers were esoorted 1 the workin 20) itl vs i the Oriental in short the ion they onal adiantages sium ¢'a < ried commissioners rough grimy sireels to Miss Jane Addams in whiskes fty Lat order, and ther Yo the HI wer told an ) in Hull se received the parts In v gave a bar ceding the fiauet t which were the evening the citizens of Chica the envovs sption present! more hanis of the clty rial commission wCormicd interes: vohinery the sere t et to qu re wos vy the great the agricn! withao! =a ta the 810 They wandered abot t) f Marshall Field & Co n of the paid a I it Fort Ir It goes ken rmal mem! Sheridan vall Fleld ITH trues nriesy that arrived ir Chicago the Marshall wus id requested they be i ems! flowers to the dead great » And among Wi of was Chine-e vielton Fi: fo oot illowed man the blos this ith Ooms tritmte r «ver to have the day of Mr. | lcago Marshall! seen Ch Field's funeral, In CW Qualified. The monkey house at the London zo0 is belug cleaned, disinfected and partly reconstructed The Field remarks: “The work will be under the super. left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly. After 12 o'clock noon call the main office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X. Try Strong's Cough Syrup. - Harry Thatcher is in Elmira today. tM Try Strong's beef, wine and iron William Faulkner mira today went to El- Sem Mrs W. H. W. Jones ing the day in Elmira is spend- District Attorney Stephen Wal- lace of O wvego, was today { in Waverly ey Finch « of Miss the Owego. [ Cayuta avenue, is Miss gucst Young at a Mr. and Mis. Frank DD. Swarth- out of Waverly street, went to Buf falo today to visit relatives er — A mn the Vill of Waverly : I am a candidate for election to! ticket to be voted for at the clec- tion next Tuesday, March 20. For the purpose of removing the false impressions that may have been created by stories circulated Sayre. Plain and colored. 2 for zc. At Strong's pharmacy, Waverly. Mrs. Margaret Arnold 1s the new stenographer at the Broad’ street! | pany. ictal Miss. Marion Harding tained a party of young her home on Lincoln enter ladies at street last evening Benjamin Levy of New York aly, formerly engaged in the cloths ing business in this place, is visiting Waverly friends. Frank Sherry, advance agent for the Emma Bunting stock company, Mr. and Mrs, rry of Broad street. s—— EN. - - » visiting his parents, Edward She The Colgate glee club will give the cvoning, ia concert at Mond Bro pla < Baptist church March 26. Ray Ralph Knapp of this members, — a } “A 1s born this morfitg to Mr. Mrs. Vance Zetby of Philadelphia at the home of the latter’ ts, Mr. and Mrs, Frank Kingsbury of Droad street, —— Avis Porter, ay ks dre and Son Ww and parc Mr: wife of Fred Porter, died at her home on Center The held from the house at 1 o'clock be at { strect this morning, aged 24 { funeral will be Mond | The | Remit alternoon oat will made | The Republican committee met Last evening at the office of Attor- ney F. I. Howard. O.H. Law [rence presided and Judge F. A Ways and ins for conducting-next Tues Bell acted as secretary, | mig yoy s election were discussed, ——— A Mp. STOLEN RIG WAS that I am not and never have been a stockholder in any Water com- pany. I am not and never have been a stockholder in any traction company, electric light company or gas company. The only concerns in which I hold stock are the Waverly Opera Hcuse company, The First Na- tional Bank of Waverly, The Mo- noca Temple association, and the Waverly Co-operative Savings and Loan asssociation. I believe in municipal ownership of waterworks and all other public utilities. | am not sceking this office in the interest. of any corpo- ration, clique or individual. | am not running against any particular candidate. | am an American citi- zen and believe that each one of my fellow citizens should have the | opportunity of voting choice of men. I respectfully solicit the votes of between a Seven Dollars ~-Fred Woodworth, the { | | | After Selling the Horse for | Waverly dy" Mathers’ Cowles’ [the entire outfit to a farmer named | near Miller Hollow, for | seven dollars. Officer Corcoran started out in [pursuit yesterday and finally lo: cated the rig, but the culprit with ka Wns, | | | disappe ared “Biddy” ied the cfficer, and if the case of | heaves with which the horse is af- | his property by this time “AGENTS WANTED. extracts, bakiug powders and fine soaps, | premioms with all orders, such as lace | ourtains, dishes, ete. A good chance for !boys and gi after school hours. We also give prizes to | boys and girls selling a uch as wa { i gard to party affiliations and wish to assure the voters that if elected, the interests of every citizen will receive the most thorough and businesslike attention that I can give. Retain this statement for future reference Very Respectiully, Simon Z wusmer, ITALIANS IN A SCRAP Waverly—Two ltalians, Jobn Damandana and Thomas Durance indulged in a lively scrap on Eliza. beth strect last evening and blood Officer McHenry under arrest and flowed TYreely placed both men this morning they had Police Justice Hoagland. Each tried to blame the other. Durance] “John no shake hands, call me outside,” but after much quib- bling both pleaded guilty. They evidently expected stiff sentence bubbled with delight the justice fined them $3 to face said, and over when each Thomas paid the fine for both and they departed the best of friends. SAYRE SUNDAY SERVICES Presbyterian Church Morning service, 10:30. Sunday school, 11:45. Christian Endeavor, 6:15. Evening service, 7:30. The Rev. E. C, Petrie, Pastor, Church of Christ Morning service, 10:80, 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, 11:45. Evening service 7:30. The Rev. E. M. Beysher, Pastor. Baptist Church Morning service, 10:80, Sunday school, 11:50. B.Y.R LU meeting, : 30. Eve sing wervice, 7 e Rev, In Hotaling, Pastor. Church of ‘the Epiphany Firat Mass, 8:00, High Mass, 10:30. Sunday School, 2:00 p, wm, Benediction, 7:30 p. w. The Rev. J. L. Shanley, Rector, Church of Redeemer Communion 8:00. Morning service 10:30. Sunday school 12:00 Evening service 7:30. The Rov. F. T. Cady, Rector. Wheelock Memorial Chapel Preaching serviee, 2:30, Sanday school, 3:30, Methodist Church Men's meeting, 9:80. Morning service, 10:30. Sunday school, 12:00. Junior League 3: RL mw. Epworth [ League, 8 The Rev. 1. F. Warner, Pastor, LUE Garpenter and Builder. 17 Pleasant St. Waverly, KN. Y. We positively will move on April and in order to reduce our $15,000 stock of CLOTHING AND SHOES we will innaugurate a removal sale, beginning March 13, to last 12 days and will give you some convincing prices. SUITS HATS Men's suits that were $7 nowy 48 S175 and $2 derbies and soft Men's 9 “ 6.78! hats, newest shapes, $1 287 Men's 12 820] Men's 15 965! OVERCOATS Overcoats that were $6 to gg, $4 78 “ 1wto4, 6830 i“ i“ i" # w i“ we “" SHOES ; 100 pairs men's $3 shoes, now $198 Children's shoes soc and up. KNEE PANTS soc and 75c values now 42¢, 25c values 18¢c, MEN'S PANTS 150 pairs Men's Pants that were | 81.50, now 8c. $2 and $2 50 Men's Pants, wo) S148. FURNISHINGS 500 silk bow ties worth 23¢,! three pair for 25c. go dozen black half hose, silk finish, three pair for 25c. Men's 50c work shirts, double or single fronts, now 38c. Men's white handkerchiefs 3c each, two for sc. — Suit cases worth $1.50, now g8c. 60 pairs ladies shoes, the $1.25 | kind, now gsc. Men's odd vests, worth $1 to | $1.25, now 65c. Bring in your boy to be clothed, we will save you | money. B. Freedman, 308 Broad Street, Waverly. SPECIAL CASH PRICE LIST AT ANGELL’S STORE Sayre. No. 107 Thomas Ave. Fresh eggs . Gilt edge creamery butter Full cream cheese . 3 pks seeded raisins 7 cans sardines Yeast foam 8 bars Oak Leaf SOM Gold shield soda 17 24 16 25 25 04 25 05 Political Announcement To the Republican Voters of Bradford Yun pr it I hereby announce myself as a candi 13 bars hustlers’ Soap 25 1 . date zx Fseatative a tut; Best grade teas . 25, 40 and 5o| ¥ania Legislature from ond cons Best grade hn o 18, 25 and De Veott dh she Foley ot Sha Hepatic Table syrup, glass or tin 10| MAKB10, 1008, 2nd Ward, Athens, Cooking molasses, can . 10] Olives : 10 Banner oats . . 22 4 lbs ginger snaps . 25 4 lbs. coffee cakes . 25 8 Ibs. starch Granulated sugar Best bread flour . Wanted —A situation in general house work, in a private family. Mrs, Nettie Sad 2. Inquire at Osborne House, WANTED -An experienced lady book- 5 | keeper at once. Apply at this oce. tt os 25 For Rent 15 | FOR RENT--Three rooms up stairs. 33, Ibs. oyster crackers . 23 Faquite at No. 114 Harviastrost, Athn; 3 cans York state corn . 25 zcansredsalmon . ... . 25 | Block. Davis baking powder, 1b 8] The Dr. Judson Headlight oil . ‘ 12 | stre:t, Athens, Pa. Fava. to Howard Walter Baker's chocolate 28] Alles Farners Natiohal Bank, Athet 3% q's beans . . . 25 | A sait of rooms for | 2 cans chipped beef . 40-2 25 on the second floor in we block, Ati Fine large fresh oranges, doz s0| Suche All the madera Jmproystitie. Fine large fresh lemons, doz . jcansredseallye. . . . , 18, Two offices for rent ln the Matity & Good floor brooms 20 and 25 | Page block. 25 Mop sticks . cv aie: 10 Scrub brush brushes . . 5 and 10 Brush brooms 10 and 15 Best double wash boards 25 Folding ironing tables 98 Clothes pins, box 05 Clothes lines . 10 Best line work gloves and mittens kept in the valley 10, 20, 25, 35, 40 and Also full line overalls, jackets, + cach ‘ Full line work and fancy shirts Black sateen shirts 50 Just received new line men's work shoes at $1 50, worth more mgney. Also new line children’s shoes. Men's fancy socks, 2 pairs . Ladies’ and children’s hosiery 100, 3paF . 25 Better grades, 2 pair . 235 Good line boy's and men’s sub ber boots. FISH, FISH, Wi ha ws a Jar Dros. 1s, Foe a Ving aveoue and Madison street. Enquire of G. W. Morse, 120 North Elmira Athens, 260-2w Try an ad in The Record. 50 5O| Por Bale—Eight land, fine chic minutes walk from shops, ata bargain, Must be sold before April 1. real estate agent, Sayre. "Good work bor borse for sale chea) quire 322 Chemung street, Waverly. 200-8t = 1905 Automobile, two or four
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