GRAF
& CO.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Lo *
Oapital - $50,000.00
Burplus - $12,000.00
We solicit your Banking busi-
ness, and will pay you three per
cant. Interest per annum for money
left on Certificate of Depasit or
~ Savings Account.
~The department of savings is 2
feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
mmall, draw the same rate of
interest.
B. N. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
Hn MURRELLE, Publisher.
Ww. T. CAREY, Editor. |
every y afternoon except Ban-
5y a4 Murrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
“Subsaripticn, $3.00 per year; 2 cents
‘month.
rates reasonable, and wade
a
Entered as second-class matter May
Jao a8 the the Julies at Sayre, Pa,
of Congress of March 8,
A RE
“All the news that's fit to print”
TUESDAY. APRIL 17 n 1908
a
LOCAL MENTION
Mrs. Ellery Hammond of S»uth
Elmer avenue is Sune scniously il,
tl ———
There is no Rook Or corner in
the valley where The Record does
© Mrs. Johs Park of Factoryville
and Mrs. James Arnold of Sayre
—————
Wear Harz, Shaffer and Marks
‘Clothing. For sale by II. A. Kaul
“man, old postoffice builiding Des
mond street, Sayre
Miss Edna Stevens, who has
Been visiting her cousin, Miss Ger
frude Stevens of North |
avenue, 1iclumed to her
Scranton today,
fcr
home at
Class 14 of the Baptist church
will hold a social at the home «i
Edna Weller South Wilbur avenue,
Friday evening, Apnl 20, 1500,
Home made candies will be on
sale, Catherine Forbe
“An Heiress to Millions" is the
attraction at the Loomis this even
ing. It will be presented by the
Cook-Church repertoire company,
a dramatic organization which is
playing its first engagement in this
localiny. >
The Lehigh Valley telegraph
office at Glen Onnko cut, or end of
the third track, as it 15 sometimes
~ called, has been closed for the
preseat, and the operator has been
transferred to Penn Haven to take
the placs of the night operator,
who died one day last week.
Half a dozen clerks in the coal
department of the Lehigh have
been laid off indefinitely on account
of the suspension at the mines. It
1% also reported that the clerks in
expected in a few days if the sus.
tinues,
Erhigh Valley Easter Excursion
Buffalo and Niagars Falls
£ will be sold April 15;
J anit Ape) 16 Fare round
from Sayre, $3.00. Ser le
Ageuts or further
FRANK E. WOOD, Representative
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
office at Sayre, Valley "phone 138X,
OF PRESBYTERY
today.
Opened Yesterday with a Large
| _ Delegation in Attendance
| town yesterday.
| yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, a |
arge delegation being present. |
Mab Fight.
JOHNSTOWN P'a. April 17- Three |
meu have been slio! dead a buy fatal |
ir wounded and a mining engineer,
Eugene Delaney, taken to the bospital |
in a serious condition as a result of a |
the striking |
coal miners last night
The place is In a state of terror. Sher- |
HY Begley bas been summoned, and an
appeal Las been made to Governor |
Penuypacker for troops. There are sev-
eral others of the riviers who have sus
taloed slight lwjuries
The Lodies at a Inte hour were lying
in the street where they fell the strik-
ers refusing to allow the undertakers
to remove them
The riot was the result of an at
tempt ou the part of striking miners
to rescue sone of their comrades who
Lad Leen placed under arrest
The forelgu eleinent have best cele
brafing Easter Monday in the miulug
section aud much liguor Lesa Deed
used The streets Lad been thronged
with a boisterous crowd
A body of strikers were assembled
ia frout of the Windber jail discussiug
| the mass meeting that bad Leen held
during the afternovn. The discussion
grew into an argument and soou there
Deputies that
the con! mines was frst inaugurated
of arrests were made. All of We ar
rested wen were uniou men, and thelr
colleagues set up a ory that they were
belug discriminated against aud lw-
posed upou
ibe arrested men were marched to
the lockup door, but there a wob bad
foriued, aud au attewnpt was wade to
take the wen from the officers. Forced
Lack from the juil dour, the wed,
growiug wore violent every mioute
threatened the deputies until the off:
cers fired The mob besitated, ap
parently uot expectiug the deputies
would resort to firearius When the
smoke had cleared away aud the vic
tins of the shols were viewed Ly the
crowd there were ¢ries of auger aud
soul miners that were armed returued
the shots of the deputies lhe fring
cessed alliost as soou as It begun,
Lowever, and the crewd fled away
frow the jall
A state of terror exists because of
the prevaleuce of liquor aud the anger
ed wilers There is much dynamite
stored bere, and it is feared the sirik
ers will resort to the expiosive lu re
Yeuge
Baflale UMicials ludicted.
BUFFALO, April 17. The luvestiga-
tivu of the grand jury lnto the pur
chase by the county of Erie of the
North street cemetery as 8 site for the
Sixty fth regiment armory has suded,
und as a result of their work two fed
eral officeholders and six former coun
ty officials bave Lecotiue involved lu the
alleged larceny frow the county of
about $38,000. The iudictinents are
agalust Fred Urellier, postivaster, Fred
O Murray, customs collector; Bernard
Pitass, alderman sud former super
visor, Jobu H Stock, foriwer super
visor; Holbert 8 Woodbury, foriwuer
clerk of the board of supervisors; By-
rou U. Gibson, former supervisor; WU
lam B. Jackson former supervisor,
and John W. Neff, former county aw-
ditor
An Flephant Farm Ia Califernia.
LOS ANGELES, Cal, April 17.—-A
syndicate ls planoing to raise ele
Mineral park. a densely
wooded tract sdjuiuing South Pasade
ua
phants io
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quetations.
Meney on call easier al { pers seat
Prime mercantile paper. L,Js per cent
Exchanges 517405 84. balances, BOVIS IQ
Ciesing prices
Amal Copper 14 N.Y
Atchison oy
B&O ils
Brooklyn RT, NY
LO, Ca BLL MY
Cher & Ohlo © Bt
li & Northw. n3 Southern Pao “he
DD &H pal Bouthern Ry “why
Erte South Ry pf Iw
Len Blectric. WA Bugas 14
I Cratral 7 Texas Pacific MM
Lackawanna Unis: Pacific 151%
Leuls & Nesh 1 U. 8 Steel ay
Morhattan U. 8 Steel pf. 18
Metropolitan West Union wg
Misscui! Pac
Central 1M
Noel & West $94
Penn RR 140
Reading 1
Rock Island oh
Paul 17s
New York Markets,
FLOUR-Duli and unchanged. Minne-
sola patents. Ege. winter straights,
$3 Sudse. winter extras, 8 5J1 8, winter
patents 8 wgdes
WHEAT ~-Opening We lower oi Daarisl
weekly ligures, good wealthier and bers
receipts, Wheat rallied enly sll, htly on
covering and with corn. May, 108% ; |
July
CORN Options opened aboul unchang- |
od apd advanced on bull support and cov
ering induced by wmmall receipts and lignt
LJ ,
ady, city, o.. country, |
SP {
Ww Steady, shipping, Wyte. | good te |
choice, BQ ax |
LAR TE]
farm effentnnli May
TALLOW Ste
STHAW Easy. long rye ety
BEANS Juret, MArTow
ytd, pea NW
WOOL Steady
HOPS Quiet
red k
domeatic fleece, BY
giate common to choice, |
1g6c.. elds QTc. Pa
c., olds,
cif oust, INE sade 154, 9
r pound. |
he'd,
renovat-
ile |
cream. large and |
fancy, MAC. |!
seconds, Ia
axiras, 1g1¥y firsts. 17Qi%¢
extras Ik firsts
CHEESE Stats, full
colored and white,
to prime, IP4Be. ; common te fair
Sc; light skims, winter made, bast
1 skims, prime, falr to
: tot full =kims. PQ OTe.
fowls,
chickens,
Nn Work
os +
Mrs. J. L Hunter is confined to
{ home on Pine street by a severe
| cold.
G. S. McGlenn
Buffalo last night, where
been on a business trip
A class of about 25 will take the
initiatory degree at the meeting of
the Odd Fellows this evening.
re
The Sunshine club met at the
home of Mrs. Miller on Loder
| Brown of McGraw.
The Rev. Dr. G. F. Hollenbeck |
| After
| transacted the presbytery adjourned
until 7:30
a scripture reading by the Rev. J,
H. Colclough, followed by prayer.
retiring moderator then
preached a sermon from John xxi,
| 15, after which the sacrament of
ithe Lord's Supper was adminis-
| tered.
At this morning's session, after
a devotional service led by the
Rev. Dr. Hollenbeck, the’ reports
of the various permanent com
new members Next Friday even-
ing the club will serve a 15¢ supper
it G A R hall
The Waverly people who went
to Richford fishing yesterday
brought back a fine lot of the
speckled beauties. It is stated
that there were 138 people fishing
on Willow creck.
E. J. Ronan, Miss Anna Ronan
and Miss Moran of Brooklyn, N.|
Y , who are the guests of S Ayres, |
Clark street, spent Sunday
Monday at Niagara Falls and
turncd to Waverly last evening
and
Miss Stack of Wyalusing, Miss
Gordon of New Youk city, Messrs.
John Tobin and John
Hornellsville, and Messrs. Lynch
and Sullivan of Binghamton, at
tnded the K. of C. dance last
evemng
A NEW PASTOR
The Rev. Herbert B. Cook Will
Now Fill the Pulpit at This
Place
Waverly—The Rev. Herbert B
Cook has been appointed pastor of
the Waverly M. E,
hishop Goodsell, of the Wyoming
The new appointee
las been a member of the confer-
nce for 30 years except for a few
cars when incapacitated by poor
health. He to Waverly
fom the High street church, Bing-
hamton, and the Rev. M.S. God-
‘hall who leaves the Waverly
charge will go to the Binghamton
High street church.
K. OF C. DANCE
Waverly—A large number at
tended the K. of C. dance and en-
tertainment last evening and en
church by
conference,
comes
joyed a very pleasant time. A
short musical entertainment was
given, which the company
danced until a late hour, the music
after
being furnished by Kram's orches
tra. An excellent buffet luncheon
added to the pleasure of the occa-
Guests were present from
Wyalusing, |
son
Towanda and Ithaca.
rm —— A ps —
CLLAN-MORGAN
Waverly—W ord was received in
Waverly yesterday of the marriage
| Mrs. Benjamin Gallan of this place,
| and Miss Helen Morgan, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Morgan,
| Lincoln street.
Express company and
that the presbytery was ina very
satisfactory condition.
A luncheon was'served by the
ladies in the church parlors at 12
m. today, and at 2 p m. the ladies’
missionary society joined with the
delegates in listening to an address
by Mr. Metzler, a returned mission-
ary from Chima,
THE CONGREGATION
{
i
i
i
pressed that the Rev. M. S.
Godshall Will No Longer Fill
the Pulpit
Waverly—About 200 members
of the Methodist church gathered
at the railroad station last evening | _
to welcome Rev. Godshall on his
| return from conference. From all
sides were heard expressions of
sorrow that he
leave them
The assembly went to the church
where a meeting was held, several
members making short addresses
expressive of the regret of the
congregation that he was to leave
and declaring their appreciation of
his labors, and expressing their re~
yard for him as a man,
THREE DF DRUNKS
Waverly—A trio of drunks was
gathered in by the police last
evening. One, a woman named
Monroe, took considerable time to
make up her mind whether or not
she was guilty, finally decided that
she was. Two men were captured
together. One was a first offender
and sentence was suspended The
other had already time
fracturing rocks at
was ordered to leave town.
TROLLEY CAR DERAILED
One of the big cars of the Trac
tion Company was derailed on the |
Desmond street switch this afters
noon. Help was summoned from |
the power house and the car was|
retracked with only a shight delay
in traffic
served
Let me make your spring suit. The
| cutting and fitting will be done to your
entire satisfaction. Furthermore, in
ment nothing but good goods are being
used. When you leave your measure
here you may rest assured that your
clothes will not be seat ont of town to
be made in the city sweat shops by
cheap labor. If you give me a trial you
will be convinced of the facts mentioned.
in frst class tailoring in different
cities, I can assure you of first class
Masadowski, the tailor, McCarty block.
(“leaning and pressing. Jen.00
Piles! Piles! Piles!
will eare Blind, Bleeding, Diserated and
A
BEGINNING
WEEK MONDAY, APRIL 16TH
MATINEES
‘Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The Famous
COOK-CHURCH STOCK CO.
Supporting the Dainty Son-
| brette Star,
Miss Ruby Erwood
| Evenings in the following success-
| ful plays.
Tuesday —“An Heiress to Millions.”
Wednesday — “An Actor's Romance.”
Thu sday- “The Colleen Bawn.”
Friday “Her Ooly Crime.”
Saturday “The Little Avenger.”
MATINEES,
+ Taesday- “Little Miss Military.”
Thursday “East Lyone"”
Saturday “The Little
House,”
Red Sehool
Vaodeville Acts by “The Pryers" sing-
ers, dancers and musical artista,
Harry Moore, Ben Loring and Ruby
Erwood.
PRICES Evenings, 10, 20 and 30c.
Matinses 10 and 20e,
Ladies’ Tickets Mooday Night, April 18,
15 cents. Limited to 200.
“Amateur Night © Friday evening, April
20. Three cash prizes will be given,
W. T. GAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
ra Se ae
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupiad 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,
K. J. Clements and Gertrude Clements
Graduates of the American School
of Osteopathy, under the founder,
Dr. Andrew Taylor Still, Kirks-
ville, Missouri, are located tempor
arily at the
Hotel Snyder, 2nd Floor, Room
3, Waverly N. Y,
nntil 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
ed. Examination and consultation
free,
H. L. TOWNER, MN. D.
Specialties
Diseases of Women and of the Rectow
tours Twa om. 1tof, 78pm
OFFICE KRAMUELS BLOCK,
128 Lockhart Ht,
MEAT, MEAT
Th~ best in the market can be pur
chased every day at prices that At your
pocketbook. 8K. J. BELLIS, Elizabeth
street,
V alley Phone fy x. B
JOHN C. 0SBORN,
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
Valley Telophons 27x.
Bell I hone 138w
Gardens ploughed, ashes drawn away,
and all kinds of team work attended to
promptly. Livery attached.
207 N. cLetign Ave. Valley Phone 208x
ORDINANCE NO 92
N ORDINANCHE granting consent (0 Joseph
K. Rush, his associates, successors or as
signs (hereigafier to be incorporated as The Peo
pie a Gas Light, Heat and Power Company) to
fay gas mains under the streets alleys lanes and
public grounds of the Borough of sayre, County
of Readford and State of Peansylvania
Be it urdained Ly the Towa Coupcil of the Bor
ough of Sayre, and it is hereby ordained by the
{ authority uf the sare
Sectiou 1 That consent is hereby giveu to
| Joswph K. Ruth his associates, sucoessomn or as
| signs hereipaflter to be inc rporated as The
{ Pe pies Gas Light Heat and Power Company)
jx 3 lay gas mains with all necessary attachments
connections sue d fixtures under the surface of any
! and all streets, lapes alleys and public grounds
| within the corporate limits of the said borough
| as they pow are or shall be hereafter extended
| for the purpose of supplylag gas for illuminating
heating and mechanical purposes and to operate,
| use and repair, maintain and extend the same
funder the surface of all of the public streets
| lanes alleys of public groupds in sald borough,
and for Lhe purpose aforesaid to make all neces
| sary excavations aud treaches in any and all of
{said streets lanes alleys and public grounds st
iu ud all Limes
| der’ All excavatious and trenches made un
Ger the rant aforesaid shall forthwith be refilled
» as fo leave the public streets, lanes, alleys and
| putii groands in as good condition as before
such excavations or trenches were ade. and
such work shall be done subject lo the supervision
and direction of the Street Committee of the Bor
ough Council | and ia case the said Joseph K
Kush, of the company hereinafter to be lacor
gperated as The People's Gas Light, Heat and
Power Company, shall fail to make repairs as
i aforesaid, then and ig that case the Borough of
Sayre may make such repairs and the cost thereof
shall be collected from the said Joseph K. Rush
of the sald company. And the sald Joseph K
Kush, his associates, sUCCessorns of amigas, agree
to pay all damages, costs and expense which may
Le recoverad against the sald wugh of Sayre
by reason of the making of such excavations or
trenches, or refilling or fallare 10 refill the same,
or placing the sai as mains, pipes attach-
ments, connect lons and fatores fo r using, operat
ing or extending the same suthe ote hereby,
and 10 pay all costs and dana which may re
sult from the carelessness, geglect or misconduct
of the agents of the said Jomeph K. Rosh, his as
sociales, sucoessors or assigns, and in making
sald excavations ot trenches and in refilling or
piling to refill the same
3 The gas wmanufactored and Lo be sug
pied to the people of Sayre shall be of bret
quality in ever pect end gas malo shall ¥e
of the best —y wrought from or steel &
ta De laid of present ia all 4 the privci
aces streets of sald L Joe
mites of of Raion on br
i
Brooms, Pails,
Gor. Broad St. and
i= to say they shall run 200 feet for one consumer
goo feet for two consumers, un feet for three con
sumers, snd so on for any additional numer
All service pipes to be lad (0 the curb on either
side of the street and a curl well set and meter
furnished free of charge to the consumer. The
consumer shall pay fiom the cuth well at the
company s established rates for later aud niate
rial of the consumer may have the privilege of
laying asd connecting Bis own service from uth
well if he =o desires subject to inspection and ac
ceplance of sak! Company This franchise is
granied upon conditions that the said Joseph K
Rush, his asociales sucoessors of awigns fur
uish acriylens gas to cousumers in the Esrough
of Sayre at a price not exceeding §: 2 per hun
dred cubic feet, if used for lighting purposes
only, and §: © per hundred cubic feet, meter
measurement if used for heating or cooking and
Hinminating purposes, with a cash discount from
above prices of 1x per hundred cubic feet if
paid at the office of the company on or before the
sth day of the month Kllowiag which bill is
rendered. Provided however That where acety-
lene is used Both for fuel and illuminating per-
poses the price shall be §1 go per hundred cubic
feet, suiject to the cash discount, as above men
tioned, provided that this rate shall only apply
to consumers who use five hundred cubic feet or
more per month. If natural ges is fornished,
the price shall not exceed “5. net per thousand
cubic feet for all purposes [If water aoal or other
¥as_ excepting acelyiene, is furnished ihe Jae
mum price shall be §1 28 net per thousand cubic
feet if used for lighting purposes oaly, aad fro
pet thoussnd cubic feet, if used for heating or
cocking and iHummating purposes
Sex 4 That aothing in this ordinapce or fran
chise shall be construed as giviog the said Joseph
K Rush his associates, suliessors of assigns
any claim for expenses or damages to whikh
they may be subjected in consyuence of estab
lishing or chapgiag the grades of any public
treet lane or alley along which ther shall have
ial the mains, or Ly the laving of a sewer ve
tem by the said Borough of Sayre at any time
hereafler © but Lhe grades of such streets shall be
given to the said grantees’ representatives by the
Borough Fugineer prior to the opening of chan
ing of sald street, and lhe sald Joseph K Kush,
his assaCistes, successors Of assigns, shall pay
ex peak of said Borough Hagiueer
laying pi in acvordapce with this onli
ae there shall be no luterference with auy
other pipes, sewers Or other underground drains
or wires, now of hereafler to be 1aid lu the streets
of this Boruagh
Sec 4. There shall be wo trausfertiog, selling
of eating of this franchise, ot agy rights there:
nnder or any of its products, to any person party
1 wot poration, without the appro Te Sayre
Borough Council
Sev 6. This franchise and all rights and priv
ileges therennder shall terminate at the explra
tion of thirty-five (35) years from the date of its
pravting
Sec 7 The said gas plant, mains aad all pe
cessary appliances shall be laid and constrected
sud in full operation on or before September
1d, excepliug the layiog of mains, as provided
iu Section 1. and in case the same is not dope,
this franchise and al! rights thereunder shall be
void,
Sec. = The said Joseph K. Kush his associates
sucuessors Of assigns, shall pay into the treasary
of Sayre Borough during the mouth of January
18, $c mo for the vear 1908 during the mogth
of January, 19s the sum of $7408 jor the year
tang. duriug the month of January, 1510, $100.00
for the year 1310; during the wonth of Japoary
igi1, $125 00 for the year i911, during the mosath
of January, 1511, 2 per cent. of the gross receipts
of the year igi2 an 3 during the month of January
of each year thereafler 3 per cent of the gross
feceip ts for the previcas year, during the term of
this franchise Commencing with the mouth of
Jauuary, i513, the said Joseph K. Rush, bis asso
Ciates successors of assigns, shall furnish to the
Sayre Borough Council a sworn statement show.
ing the gross receipts of the company for the pre
vious year, said stalement to be shown ip such
detail as the said council may require The
sald couscil may have the right to appoint a
commitiee (0 inspect such books, accounts and
other records and take such other means of
verifying said statement as they may consider
necessary, and said Joseph K. Rush, his associ
ates, successors Or assigns shall give such come
mitter acorss 10 any books, papers or other re
cords, aud render them such assistance as they
may require in verifying said statement
Sec. g The sald Joseph K. Rush, his assoc
ales, sucoessors of assigns, shall withia sixt
days from the date of the pa e of this omar,
nance file a written acceptance of the provisions
of the same with (he Secretary of the Borough
Council, and shall at the same time Gle with the
Borough Treasurer a certified check yable to
the Borough Treasurer, for xe cc a case Lhe
provisions of Section 7 of this ordinance are got
fully complied with the said certified check shall
revert to the Borough of Sayre withoul reserve,
otherwise it shall be returned to the said Jo
scph K. Rush, his associates, successors of as
signs, after deductiog from same the necessary
expense int olved, such as advertising this fran
chise
Sec 10. A failure on the part of the sald Joseph
K. Rush, his associates, successors or assigus, to
fully comply with sud carry out each and every
one of the terms and cua Liticus of this (ras
chise shall render the same and all rights and
privileges thereunder void and the same shall be
thereby forfeited
Sec 11. This ordisance shall take effect and
be in force after the same has been properly
passed, signed by the Burgess and advertised, ac
cording to law
Sec 12 The sald Joseph K Rush, his associ
ates, successors or assigns, shall pay the expeuse
of drafting and advertising this ordiuauce before
the same shall go into effect. ctherwise thy same
is to be pull sud void
Sec 13 The said Joseph K Rush his associ.
ales suCcessors or awigns, agree that at Jeast
ri per cent. of the ys Fhe Prople's Gas,
Light Heat and Power Company may be taken
by residents of the Borough of Sayre, and that at
least teu residents may subscribe for pro rata
shares of same, and that for such purpose the
stock subscription list shall Le held open and
properly advertised for sixty days, afler filing
certified check with the Borough Treasurer Pro-
vided, however, that the said stock shall be sub.
scribed for within sixty days after said certified
check has been filed with the Borough Tressurer
and the sdscription list o
Sec 14 The Borough of Sayre shall have the
right to purchase said plast 20d equipment at
any time alter Gflern years from date of granting
this franchise st the actual cost of coustruction
of plant and equipment (uot including repairs or
walutenance) up to the time of parchase plus five
pet cent per annum
Sec 16 The said Joseph K Rush, bis associ.
sles, successors of assigns, beginning September
1, vgoy, shall supply free gas for all bose and Bre
companies for Muminsting purposes inside their
rooms and outside also, where their mains reach
Where their mains do not reach the hose or fire
companies’ rooms the said Joseph K Ruch his
associates successors Or assigns shall pa 34 the the
Borough Treasurer the sum of fiow
hose and fire company each year a
said s¥m (0 be pald during the mouth of Jane
ary of each snd every yeart after. Provided
owever, Lhat if the sald hose and fire companies
where (Re maios of (he said y reach do
not sleet 10 use sald Jas, then and in that case
the said yh it Rush, his TE
Sora of Swigus, 40 also pay sum
annually for ach company y not wo using sald
ges aforesaid.
Sr En, i Ta 00
Park Ave., Waverly.
A dining room girl.
Apply at 110 Des-
mond street. 284
For Rent
Rooms for rent, modern imp:
gas range, gas lights,
Wilbur avenge.
rovements,
west of Bayte: Price $4.
ney, R.F. D
Pasture to let after May 10, 1004,
Prices, 16c per week for yearlings; 25e
for older cattl= and 60c for horses. J,
H. ‘McKinney, RF. D. No. 26. J Athens.
Two small offices, one room a with bath,
suitable for gentleman. Inquire H. R.
Talmadge. 2178-4
Block.
Two ofions for reat in the Masey, &
Page block,
Third floor of the Glaser block.
provements. KEag
offies, Lockhart stre~t.
Amber prayer beds between Datballs
church, Waverly, and Broad street
Leave at Gregg Racket store, 200-8t
For Sale.
Six room house and one-half acre of
land good well water at the door, also
find berry patch on the place, ten mine
utes to electric car line.
Westfall, National Bank, Sayre,
For Sale—1 piano and pascal goods.
Chemung
Mrs. H. D. Sweetland, 3519
street, Sayre, Pa.
Fur Sale or Reot— Cig shop and §1- fix-
tures, 405 Broad street, Waverly. Stock
and fixtures cheap. Inquire 429 Pean-
sylvania avenue. HB. K.Woleott, 286-8t%
A Crown organ im good condition
cheap. Inquire of C. 5B. Maan, 501 N.
Wilbur avenue. 179-2w®
Baby carr for sale cheap, in fine
condition. Taguire 202 Olive, 76-42
The Dr. Judson
street, Athens, Pa.
Allen, Farmers Ni
fo_Now North
y to W, Howand
Beak, Athtiey
Political Announcements
The und announces himself a
cn dered nomination of Jury
Demooratic party of Praia county.
J.E.GRAHAM. .
Towanda, Pa., March 30, 1908. 5
To the Republican voters of Bradford
County :
I hereby announce myself a candidate
for Representative, subject to bil
can rules. [am in favor of reform
lation, to the end that corpora
tions shall bear their just share
ation. 1 favor the [nattiment of a or
permitting trolley lines to carry
also law to enforce * he provisions he
Constitution relating to railroads and
other carrying companies (see Art, XVII
of Constitution). | am alsoin favor of
two cent fares on rallroads. 3
288 George Moserip.
To the Republican Voters of Bradford
County:
1 hereby announce mysell as a candle
date for Representative to the
vania Legislature from Bradford
sub) to the rulea of the
If elected 1 will work for and rote
the enactment of lawn all
roads to carry freight, establish at
cents a mile fare on steam radn e
pelling corporations to bear thelr pi
share of taxation, providing lor
tire expense of the public schodls 1
the state funds, and for such
measures as may be
people of this county. | CLE
L. B
March 10, 1908, Pad Ward,
1 herby Sahunes By a0
ne on Era carer:
nty,
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