OF SAYRE.
Capital - $50,000.00
Surplus - $12,000.00
We solicit your Banking basi-
neat, and will pay you three per
cand, interest per anuum for money
8 lsft on Certificate of Depusit or
- Baviags Account.
~The department of mvings is a
_ wpeeial feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
= draw the same rate of
Terrible Explosion on Kear-
sarge Off Mansanillo Bay.
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Pewder igunitiag In Ferward Turret
Carried Death and Weunds te Uf-
Seers and Gan (rew-—-Bat-
tieship lutaet.
WABHINGTON, april
and consternation were brought to the
cablegram frow Hear Admiral Evans,
commanding the Atlantic fleet, saying
that an explosion had occurred ou the
battieship Kearsarge, by whiich seven
men were killed and fourteen eritically
injured.
The dead are: Lieutenant Joba M
Hudgins, turret officer; Lieutenant Jo-
seph W. Graeme, guu umpire; Ellis BH
Athey, seaman; Jullus A. Koester, tur
ret captain; Peter Narberg, guaoer's
mate, Theodore Nasgely, seaman; Ab
ton O. Thorson, sesinan.
The accident oceurred off Manzanillo
Atlantic feet Lave been at target prac
tice. The official account says
“Shortly after the completion of tar
gel practice on the Kearsarge the for:
low and one section luside thirteen
iach remaloed Intact Cause pot yet
determined nor accountability. Mat.
tar Is being investigated WII bury
desd at Guantanamo Vessel unin
All the news that's ft to print”
- SATURDAY, APRIL 14. 1908.
PERSONAL REXION
M. Rice is : Visiting friends
mamion.
d to Elmira
Wm. E Lane, Esq., ol Towanda,
in town today on business,
Mrs. J. M. Ashton, Mrs
"Crayton and Mrs, James Cornish |
are spending the the day i in Elmira,
Miss Anna Gerrity of Strouds
State Normal School, is vis-
iting at the home of P. H. Donlin.
E Miss Agnes McClure of Riley's
College, Binghamton,
pent the Raster vacation at her
3 Miss Margaret Ryan returned
to Willard yesterday, after spend-
ing a few days in town visiting her
William McGuire and Jack
in of Jefferson Medical col-
are wisiting at the home of
PH. Donlin. ik
“Rev. E. C. Petrie will go to Scran
108 tomorrow to attend the spring
ting of Lackawanna presby-
which will convene in the
church this evening.
r. Evan Jenkins will represent
his church.
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* PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST
The Daughters of the American
‘ Revolution will give an entertain.
_ ment in the Sayre High School on
* Friday evening, April 27, at which
time prizes will be awarded for the
best historical cssays There will
#
nce is expected
It is sald that when the powder In
closed in the ordinary sacks was being
lowered by lift in the guu turret a
shell or some other bard and beavy ob
ject struck it and caused igunitica
The full charge of powder for a thir
{ teen Inch gun Is too large to be ban
| died by one man, se It ls divided lute
| sections In canvas bags, and It was
| three of these, probably just eucugh te
| Bl oue compartment in the ammual
i
The Atlantic fleet, the strengest
bad been for weeks eugaged lu the
Caribbean sea, culminating lo the
Tule prac
i
expected at the department ou the ba
sis of prelliuinary reports received that
all records would be broken lu the wat
ter of rapidity of fire and efficiency of
came the dispatch frew Rear Admiral
Evaus :
Lieutenant Joho M. Hudgius, the on
ly officer who lost bis life Ly the ex
plosion, was a uative of Virginia and
was appointed to the Naval academy
from that state on Sept. 85, 180
Lieutenant Graswe was appoloted to
the Naval scadewy from Pennsylvania
ou Sept 9 1383 He served at the
Washiogtou navy yard from Nov. 10,
1902, until April 17, 1005, when he was
assigned to the crulser Maryland He
is a son of Thowas Graeme of Wilkes
barre, Pa. He Is married
Dowie Accused of Embezsloment.
CHICAGO, April 10. —Ueueral Over
seer Wilbur Glenn Veliva produced the
first of Lis Lateh of documentary evi:
dence by which Le hopes to overthrow
cotupletely John Alexander Dowle and
Lis followers, who are eudeavoring to
regain control of Zlom City. The lo-
struent was a letter written under
the date of Apri 18 1004, and ad-
dressed to Dowle, who was then In
Zurich, Switzerland. The letter sald
that Dowie Lad overdrawn his ac
counts at the bank io Zion City, that
he had received deposits when It was
known that the Lank was laseolvent
and that the proof of the appropriation
of large sume for Lis own persons! use
sud for ends outside of the ludustries
pamed would be tantamount to & cou
viction of embezziement in any oeurt
of law
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Rev. Avthur P, Potnam Dead.
BALEM, Mass, April 16 —~Rev. Ar
thur P. Putnam, D D., a retired min-
ister of the Unitarian faith, died here
last night Io bis seventy-ninth year
after & long lliness. He was a native
of Danvers, Mass, and a graduates of
Brows university and Harvard Divip-
ity school. He bas held pastorates in
He had been prowlinent in politics.
SEZ CE SE 3 ee — -
i SUTTON §
SHOES
left at Gregg’s Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
| ofl at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128.
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A B Baldwin is in Watkins.
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Easter post cards at Strong's.
Clark Tuttle spent Sunday at
Ithaca.
John Cary spent
Bartoa.
Sunday at
Post cards at Strong's.
Charles Woodin spent Sunday
at Towanda.
Mrs. E D Mixer is in Bingham-
ton today.
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Supt. W. E. Case is in Bingham
ton today.
George A. Harding will go to
Albany tonight.
Post card books at Strong's,
A number of local sportsmen are
trout fishing today.
Wall
Strong's.
and paints at
28%
paper
CT Kingsbury of Ithaca, spent
Easter in Waverly.
Miss Martine Kendrick went to
Elmira this morning.
Mrs. Eunice Pierce is in To-
wanda visiting friends.
Miss Anna Quinlan is visiting
friends at Randolph, N.Y.
A fine new Cadillac motor car
arrived in town on the Erie.
John Haadrick spend Sunday
at Great Bend, visiting his parents
O. R. Hardin and wife are home
from a two weeks wisit to New
York.
J. Freedman of Wyalusing, was
visiting his parents in Park place
yesterday.
Theodoic F. Mercereau, the
Broad street confectioner, went to
Union today.
G. W. McGlenn and his partner
C. A. Smith of Troy are in Buffalo
on business today.
Three candidatés will be muster-
cd into the local S. of V. Camp,
No. 88 this evening,
Mr. and Mrs. W. E Harding
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs,
E. E Frutchy at Elmira.
William Noble, formerly of
Waverly but now of Newark, N J,
15 visiting relatives in town.
Ralph Knapp of Colgate Univer-
sity, spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J N. Knapp.
Mrs. Rosnell Crane and Miss
Margaret Tew returned today from
a week's visit at Rochester.
Only one drunk in the lockup
Saturday night and he was allowed
to go on suspended sentence Sun-
day morning.
The Knights of Columbus will
give a dance in their hall tonight.
Refreshments will be served, and a
fine program has been prepared.
The Rev. J. J. Moriarity went to
Syracuse today to atténd the
funeral of the Rev Dr. Kennedy,
of Syracuse,
The Easter service at the Baptist
| church last evening was largely at
)[tended, The program, consisting
very high order, and was greatly
Mr. and Mrs. W, P. Tillotson,
turned to Troy, Pa, last evening,
that those in charge desired The
music was of a very high order,
and elicited the highest commenda-
tion from all who were so fortunate
as to present.
FUNERAL YESTERDAY
Waverly—The funeral of the
late Ellis Crandall took place yes
terday afternoon from the home of
Mrs. Topping, Waverly street, and
was largely attended. Rev. Ross
conducted the service and hook
and ladder company No. 5 of Owe-
go attended in a body, the bearers
being members of the company. A
number ol friends from out of town
were also in attendance. The floral
offerings were very numerous and
beautiful. Interment was at Glen-
wood cemetery.
C. M. CLARK
Waverly —Word has been re-
ceived of the death of C M. Clark,
which occurred yesterday morning
at Newark, N. J. Deceased was a
former resident of Waverly and
conducted a confectionery store on
Broad street. Oae sister, Mrs.
Edward Knight, resides at Wila-
wana, and the remains will be
taken to that place Tuesday for in~
terment.
LEAVE OF ABSENCE
J. B. Hutchins, chief train dis-
patcher for the Pennsylvania at this
place, has been granted a leave of
absence until April 23. During
his absence John G. Kinney, who
has been assistant dispatcher, will
assume the duties of chief dis-
patcher, and Mr. Kinney's place
bil be filled oy &, F.S. S Mitten,
NOTICE T0 CONSUMERS
All water rents are now due and
payable at the office of the Com-
pany. Ten per cent. discount al-
lowed on current flat rate bills if
paid on or before April 30
Metered bills and flat rate bills for
the past quarter will be treated as
delinquent after April 20. The
Seyre Water Company. 284-10
eet.
Want ads inserted by persons
not having a ledger account with
The Record must be paid for when
ordered printed. We positively
cannot charge want ads indiscrim-
inately—the expense of bookkeep-
ing and collecting is entirely out
of proportion to the amount involy-
ed in the transaction,
Lehigh Valley Easter Excursion
to Buffalo and Niagara Falls
Tickets will be sold April 15;
return limit April 16 Fare round
trip from Sayre, $3.00. See Le
high Valley Agents for further
particulars,
et
Let me alte your spring suit, The
cutting and fitting will be done to your
entire satisfaction. Furthermore, in
every garment made in my establish
meat nothing bat good are being
used. When you leave your measure
here you may rest assured that your
clothes will not be seat ont of town 2
be made In the city sweat shops b
cheap labor, If ive me a trial you
will be convin of the facta mentioned,
Having 18 years’ a Shoat at the trade
in first class tailoring in different
cities, | can assure you of first class
workmanship, prices the lowest. 8, J,
Masadowski, the tailor,
Cleaning and pressing.
Williams’ Kidney Pills
Have you neglected your Kideys?
Have you overworked your nervous sys-
tem and caused tronble with your Kid-
neys and Bladder? Have you pains in
dee side, back, in and blad-
Jen} Have yous flab ce of
the face, especially under the eyea? Too
f uent desire pass urine? If so
wil ' Kid Pills will cure you,
Sample Free, mall 50e. Sold by
Di Williams Mfg. Co, Prop's,
Drasginte. 0. Bold by cu Srons.
ruggist.
iuxcursions
“RIE RATLROAD.
70.285 to Los Angeles, Cal., and re-
turn, tickets on male April 24th to
May 4th inclusive, Valid to return
Bap ov rw of Br
over p
river, sdmay-eod
Unfailable Headache
Tablets soe, Neurig
of Head-
Menara! |
Channing Polleck’s great West-
em mining play, “A Gime of
Hearts,” will open the weck’sen-
gagement of the Cook-Church
‘Stock Co., at the Loomis opera
{house tonight, and the merc fact
of this well known succes: being
offered in repertoire for the first
time on any stage at the popular
prices, brilliantly acted by a su-
purb cast, and presented with all
its original scenery, etc, should
and will no doubt pack the opera
house to the doors, to greet this
famous stock organization on their
first visit to Waverly. The win.
some little soubrette, Ruby Er-
wood, has been surrounded with
an exceptionally clever cast, each
of whom has been carefully chosen.
At the matinee tomorrow “Little
Miss Military” will be the bill
Tomorrow night the sensational
play, “An Heiress to Millions."
Vaudeville acts at every perform-
ance, headed by “The Pryors,”
singers, dancers and musical ar-
tists. Ladies’ tickets tonight 15
cents. “Amateur Night” Friday
evening, April 20. Three cash
prizes will be given.
Specials
GOOD UNTIL APRIL (8
Bister always brings fresh things
to eat and we have them:
Cucumbers Sweet Potatoes
Tomatoes Cabbage
Lettuce Popcorn
Green Onions Figs, Dates
Radishes Oranges
Parsnips Bananas
Spinach Lemons
25 lbs. granulated sugar .
4 boxes Nu Life . . , .
boxes Vigor. . , ..
3 boxes Eggo See. . . .
4 cans corn <.
3 cans peas
3 cams pumpkin
7 Ibs. starch .
10 bars Oak Leaf soap .
10 bars Acme soap . . .
12 bars good soap
3 pk. cornstarch
3 bottles ammonia
4 lbs. rice .
4 lbs. prunes . :
soc table syrup .
6 boxes sardines . .
Fresh salt salmon, per Ib.
5 Ibs best ciscoes -
i Ib fancy mackerel .
t Ib Royal Luncheon coffee
known the world round to
sell for 25¢c, and worth the
price at that, sells stolay, Ib
{Oc tea
40cC tea .
jsctea . .
3 cans condensed milk
42 table pickies
i Ib Arm and Hammer soda
bulk
We have best NAmS. weighing
from 10 to 15 lbs.
Place your order early and get it
for Easter.
lowest market price.
A. J. HOAG
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220 DESMOND STREET
" Valley Phone 161 x
Maynard Maynard & Schrier
Attorneys and Counselors.
M. P. A Block, Sayre, Pa.
nard Block, Athens, Pa.
May-
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Bpecial attention to Pension Papers,
Valley Phone 11 X,
13 Desmond Street
TOUHEY'S HOTEL
B U
roping Now od Up p-to-Date. First
th TP Alda LY, Map
Rates $1.50 Por Day.
AE BAKER
Brooms, Pails,
are invited
Cor.§ Broad St. and
L00NIS OPERA HOUSE
BEGINNING
WEEK MONDAY, APRIL 16TH
MATINEES
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Famous
CODK-CHURGH STOCK CO.
Supporting the Dainty Sou-
bret
~ ’
Miss Ruby Erwood
Evenings in the following success-
ful plays.
Monday —*A Game of Hearts.”
Tuesday “An Heiress to Millions.”
Waduiaday “An Actor's Romance.”
Thursday--“The Colleen Bawn."
Friday “Her Only Crime.”
Baturday~<-“The Little Avenger.”
MATINEES,
Taesday “Little Miss Military.”
Thursday —*“East Lynne.”
Saturday —“The Little Red School
House,"
Vaudeville Acts by “The Pryers” sing-
ers, dancers and musical artists.
Harry Moore, Ben Loring and Ruby
+ Erwood.
PRICES — Evenings, 10, 20 sod 0c.
Matinees—10 and 20c,
Ladies’ Tickets Monday Night, April 18,
16 cents. Limited to 200.
“Amateur Night "
A Friday evening, April
Three cash prizes will be given,
W. T. GAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACESY
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupled by the
late John R. Murray,
Office hours: —9 to 10 a. m.; 6:30
to8 p,m. At other times during
day at Valley Record office.
K. J. Clements and Gertrude Clements
Graduates of the American School
of Osteo , under the founder,
Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, Kirks-
ville, oni, are located tempor-
arily at the
Hotel Snyder, and Floor, Room
3, Waverly N. Y,
until they can secure permanent of-
fices in this city, and will be pleas-
ed to meet all who are interested
and explain the science. All acute
and chronic cases successfully treat-
od. Examination and consultation
H. L. TOWNER, M.D.
Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectam.
Hours-7tofam,1¢08,7t08p. m,
The best In te oa market can be pu
pockatsoor, 8.3 at prices that fit
J. BELLIS, ht
Soe. | Vey Phoue 66x. Bell Phone 138w
i N.C. OSBORN,
Park Ave., Waverly.
H. McKinney, R. F. D. No. 20, Athens.
Two small offices, one room with
suitable for gentleman.
Talmadge,
For Bale—1 plano and household goo
Mrs. H. 'D. Sweetland, 329 C|
street, Sayre, Pa,
For Bale or Rent—-C
tures, 405 Broad street,
and fixtures cheap.
sylvania avenge.
ave
Inquire i Poa
K.Wolcott. 288.8t*
A Crown organ in
cheap, aire of C,
Wilbur oie iv,
Soudition
Me dwe
Herbert Millhelm had jus
new milk routé in Bayre, He
dairy of Jersey SOWA, | and pa
assured the richest and — milk
tainable, Orders can be left
phoned to Osborne House, Sa
Count
can rules. Iam in Mover of
ation. 1 favor the enactment of wn
Constitution relating do railroads and
To the Republican voters of Bradford ov
" Dy pubaun ce wet 3 candidate
r resentative, sul
04 reform
lation, to the
tions shall bear no or
permitting trolley lines to carry
also digs eo 1he pi a
other carrying companies (see Arxvil
of Constitution).
arn 10, 1000 Bal
1 hereby announce myself a cand
So Beanie dha state