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THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital - $50,000.00
Surplus - $12,000.00
We solicit your Banking busi-
ness, sad will pay you three per
esnt. interest per annum for money
~ Iaft on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Acecunt.
The department of savings is a
special featare of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interest,
8. B. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
Published every afternoon except Sun- |
ab Murrelle's elles Printing Office, Bayre,
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“All the news that’s fit to print”
noon Charged With Unlawful |
Fishing
Atheas—About
afternoon Chief Mulligan rounded |
up three members of the Heeman
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on a charge of illegal fishing.
‘man Heeman and three socs, fen
ry, Lyman and Fred were cn-
camped at “the point” in a tent,
‘and the first three mentioned were |
faken in tow by the brawny chief
‘while Fred succeeded in escaping
The complaint was issued at the
deputy fish warden of Towanda,
‘aud the men were taken to the
county seat on the afternoon train
for a hearing before Justice Orcutt |
HOSPITAL NOTES
~ Mes HD Morgan of Sayre, H
A. Mathews of Waverly, and Chas
Vander of Waverly, were operated |
upon this forenoon.
Mary Johnson of Sayre was dis
Mrs. L. W. Dorsett has returned
from a visit with her parents at
Addison.
There were go couples in attend- |
ance at the dance given by Harvey |
Gray in Eighmey's hall oa Satur-
day evening. A thoroughly en-
joyable evening was spent by all.
Mr. Gray will give the second
dance of the series on next Satur
day evening.
| WILLIAMS
SHOES
AT PORTLAND, ORE.
| Residents of That City Badly
| Frightened But the Damage Is
| Small
The Stock Exchaage at Waverly
reports that an earthquake shock
was experienced at Portland, Ore
gon, at 1 o'clock this morning
‘The shock lasted several minutes.
There were no casualties but the
residents of the city were badly
fnghteded. The damage by the
shock is trifling.
© WILSON STUART
Waverly—Wilson Stuart died
last Saturday evening at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. H. H. Knapp
at 103 Providence street. Deceas
ed was 86 years old and the prim
ary cause of his death was old age
| He was a native of Ohio and had
| lived in Waverly for only a short
time. The funeral took place this
afternoon from the house, The
Rev. P. R Ross conducted the
was made
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PAYMASTER MURDERED.
David Rosenberry Held Lp and Kill
ed Near Piatishurg
PLATISBURG, NX April 23 ~
| James Brown, charged with the mur
der on Saturday of Paviaster David
Rosenberry of the Witherbee, Sherman
& Co's wines at Miueville, NY
arrested at his brother lu law's house
fu Minevilie after he Lad attempted to
shoot Sheriff Baruard of Essex county
| Roseuberry, accompanied by a driver
used Wickes, left Mineville to drive
to the Couk shaft, a few wiles awny, tC
| pay off the wen at work there. He
had with bl about $3.00. Both Rosen
berry aud Wickes were armed with
| revolvers, as usual
They had wot gone far when 8 aD
recognized as Brown, it is sald, jump
ed froin the woods luto the road ahesd
of the Lorse and, leveling his rifle at
the wen, demanded that they stop aud
throw up their hands. lustead Wickes
lashed the Lorse luto a run
The highwaywau theo fired five shots
three of them striking Hoseuberry
who was killed instantly. Wickes es
caped with the teams and mouey and
| Rosenberry's body. Brown disappear
| ed again lo the woods
Brown was accidentally discovered
hiding io a haywmow in the baru of
| Baruey Comiskey, bis brother-in-law
| aud arrested
BASEBALL RESULTS:
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| New York Giants Advancing to Lead
| in Natienal Sport.
| NEW YORK. April 28 New York's
| fourth victory over Brooklyu places
| them within one game of the ex-cham
piou Plttsburgs, who uow lead lu the
| race for the National league peunant
As geuerally anticipated, Boston has
| falled to keep up the gait it struck io
Brookiyu, and the result of its In
| glorious defeat at the hands of Phila.
| delpbla removed thew from the top of
the column to an equal position with
the Quakers lo third place
The games In the American league
did not affect the standiug of the two
leaders, but the Greater New Yorks
| fell back from third to fifth place,
| while the Detroit and Wasbhiugton
teams made 8 slight advance St
Louls won Its first game
Score of Saturday's gawes
Natioual League New York, 2;
Brooklyn, 1; Philadelphia, Hostou,
8; Pittsburg, 5, Ciuclouatl, 3, Chicago,
5; St. Louis, 2
American League
New York, 1; Wa
! 8; Detroit, 4: Chicago. 3
Cleveland
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Philadelphia, 3,
«biugton. 4, Boston
St. Louls, 3
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Werld Marching In Procession
at Revival of the Ancient
Greek Speris.
ATHENS. April 23 Under glorious
Olympic games was performed hers
by King George of Greece
The huge stadium was already pack
od to its utmost capacity when the
royal procession arrived to lhe stralus
of the Greek and British asatbems
First came a carriage containing King
George and Queen Alexandra, hen
came a carriage with King Edward
aod Queen Olga. These were followed
Ly carriages with Princess Victoria,
the Prince and Princess of Wales aud
the members of the Greek royal fami
ly, with their Lrilllant sults aud rep
courts “The procession traversed the
whole length of the stadivm swid vo
ciferous cheering, aud the diguitaries
took seals in u selnlcircie.
Then Crown [Prince Constantine,
duke of Sparta, who is the president
of the games, moved from the center
of the arena, saluting King George,
and read au appropriate address, stat
ing the objects of the weeting and ¢x
pressing the hope that the victors,
whatever their uatiouality, would re
member that thelr victory had Leen
acclaimed on the sacred soll of Athens
Ly descendants of the ancient Hel
jeunes. He coucluded by begging Kiug
George to proclaim the opening
King George arose and declared the
gaiues opened.
All the participants then moved In
procession around the stadium, beaded
by bauds of music. As the 00 picked
athletes of the world woved past, pre
senting ap imposing display, they were
cheered to the echo. Passing the royal
personages, the standard bearer of
each tea lmpressively lowered the
fag of hls country, King George grave
Iy returning the salute.
The games begau with gymuastie
displays aud contests uo Americans
participating. The members of the
royal! family remsaived to the finish
At night the Acropolis Is brilliantly
illuminated
Ell B. Parsons, Yale university and
New York Athletic club; Fay R. Moul
ton, Kansas City Athletic club; Jawes
S. Mitchell aud H. I. Hillman, New
York Athletic club, are steadily lw
proving sud probably will be able tw
compete ln the gales
The Awericaus were visited In their
quarters by United States Minister
Jackson. On returning Le sald that
they were delighted with their recep
tiou and with the facilities for their
comfort and couvenisnce. Not a siugle
complaiot did be Lear on any side from
suy owe of the Awerican coutiugeut,
and all seewed to Le in the best of
spirits aud perfectly confident of the
issue. ““Tluere has been some dif
culty esperienced with the physical
condition of a few of the wen,’ be
sald, “but there Is nothing very serious
the watter with auy of thew"
TWENTY-TWO DEAD.
Disastrous Explosion In Mise at
Trinidad, Cole.
TRINIDAD, Colo, April 23. —As the
result of a ust explosion iu a wioe of
the Colorado Fuel and Iron company,
forty miles west of Trinidad, twenty:
two miners are known to be dead aud
one other is missing
There were forty men In the mine at
the time of the explosion. Seveuleen
miners who were working 3,700 feet
from the eutrauce escaped unlojured
through another opening The explo
slon occurred in rooms 8 and 4, pear
the main entrance, and was the result
of a windy shot which ignited the dust.
An order for twenty-two coffins has
been received by a local undertaker
here, that many bLoodies baving been
taken out. The mine was not badly
damaged, and work can be resumed in
a couple of days. The wine gave ew
ploymeut to 150 wen. General Super
intendeut Robert O'Neill Is personally
directing the resque work. Awmoug the
dead is Jumes E. Reed, fire boss. Most
of the others are Italians and Japa
nese
Gorky’'s Friends Condema Americans
ST, PETERSBURG, April 28.-
Twenty five Russian autliors, Leaded
by M. Cherekoff, author of the drama
“The Jews," and M. Kuprin, author of
‘The Duel,” published a resolution
condemning Atwericans for their treat
ment of Maxim Gorky “The Ameri
can authors represented by Mark
Twain,” the resolution says, “bave of.
fended Russian authors in the persou
of Maxim Gorky and Russian woman
bood lu the person of Mme, Andreleva
by futerfering with thelr private af
fairs"
Porte Rico Judge Resigns.
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 23.
Charles FF. McKenna of Pittsburg,
judge of the federal court of Porto
Rico, Las cabled bis resignation to
President Hoosevielt, It Is reported
here that the Ber association Is re
sponsible for Judge McKenua's sudden
resiguation
Som Berm to Prince Adolphus.
STOCKHOLM, April 23. A son bas
been boru to Prince aud Princess Gus
tavus Adolphus (formerly Princess
Margaret of Conusught; at the royal
palace Lere.
A Family Tragedy.
PASSAIC, N. J, April 23 Stanley
Gertz of this city shot his daughter,
Mrs. Waiter Peters: shot at ber hus
band and then killed bimsell. The
daughter's condition is grave The
FRANK R WOOD, Representa] ve
News and "advertising matter may be
left st Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly,
After 13 o'clock nooa call the main
fice at Bayre, Valley Phone 138X.
Mouldings at Strong's.
Clark Tuttle speat Sunday at
Ithaca.
Wall paper at Strong's.
Walter S. Peck was in Elmira
yesterday.
Devoe paints at Strong's.
A. Unger spent Sunday with
Elmira friends.
Floyd Letts spent Saturday and
Sunday in Elmira.
from Wilkes-Barre.
Luther Pearsall of Corning, was
in Waverly over Sunday.
The Sunshine club is preparing
to send two barrels of merchandise
to San Francisco this week.
William Andrews and wife of
Windham Summit spent Sunday
with E J. Neaves.
The Rev. E. C. Petrie of Sayre
preached at the Presbyterian church
yesterday morning.
Miss Margaret Wells of Wells~
ville returned home yesterday after
visiting Waverly friends,
The Rev. B. Cook, who was ap
pointed pastor of the M. E. church
at the last conlerence, conducted
the services yesterday. .
Bernard Bensley, the Lehigh en-
gineer, and wife, Lewis Miller and
Miss Lulu LaRock took an auto
rip to Nichols yesterday.
CAUGHT TRAIN RIDERS
Waverly—Three colored gentle
men from Elmira were taking a
ride on the Erie railroad without
the formality of paying their fare.
They were taken in charge by
Special Officer Knapp near the
tower. They were sentenced to
spend ten days on the stone pile,
and were taken to Owego by
Officer Tozer this morning. One
Waverly boy was also captured
and fined $3.
TOWN HALL IMPROVEMENTS
Waverly—Some needed changes
are being made at the town hall.
A number of seats will be placed
in the trustee's room. This will be
a welcome improvement to those
who wish to attend meetings of the
trustees and who have been
obliged to stand during their prog~
ress The walls are also being
cleaned and the building is being | ¢
wited for electric lights.
COLLECTION TAKEN
Waaerly — Yesterday morning
the Baraca class of the Baptist
Sunday school raised $6 for the
San Francisco sufferers, and in the
evening the congregation gave $15
This was very good, considering
that no previous notice had been
given that such contribution would
be requested.
MRS. LOUISE GOODWIN
Waverly—Mrs, Louise Goodwin
died last Saturday afternoon at her
home at 447 Broad street. She
was born in New Jersey and had
lived in Waverly only three months,
Her death was due to heart dis
case. The funeral took place from
the residence this afternoon and
the remains were interred at Glens
wood.
WILL GIVE RECEFTION
Waverly—The members of the
Methodist church will give a re-
ception to the Rev. and Mrs. God-
shall at the church parlors this
evening, A musical program has
been provided, and the reception
is not limited to the church mem
Claude, the young
and Mrs Walter B-ooks ol Miller
street, is reported seriously il!,
Cummings’ danciag class will
meet for next lesson Sa‘urday
evening, April 28,at 7 p.m. 204-6
There will be a meetiog of the
Fire board at the Packer hose
rooms tomorrow evening at 8
o'dock. —
Watch Found—Owner can have
same by proving property and pay-
ing for the advertisement. Call at
409 South Elmer avenue,
There will be a special meeting
of the borough council on Wed-
ncsday evening to take up matters
The l.A.toB.of R R. T, will
All members are re-
quested to attend as business of
importance is to be transacted. By
order ol Mistress.
The Sayre W.C. T. U will hold
a meeting tomorrow afternoon at
Sterigere, Hayden street.
Lucas, the superintendent,
have charge of the meeting.
Mrs.
will
The members of the Business
Men's association are requested: to
meet tomorrow evening at the
association rooms at 7:30 o'clock
and secure tifkets before going to
the banquet hall, as it will save
much time and trouble.
The cleaning up of the borough
streets has been temporarily in-
terrupted by the storm. Street
Commissioner Fields and a force
of men were engaged on Saturday
scraping and removing litter and
the roadways began to present a
fine appearance.
A series of summer socials
are to be given by the Lad-
ies’ Library Club beginning to-
morrow (Tuesday) afternoon at
3:45 o'clock. Eatertainment will
be furnished by the Junior Etude
Club of Sayre. A full attendance
is desired to show honor to these
young ladies. Mrs. J. H. Murrelle,
president
The Waverly high school team
played ball with the Sayre high
school aggregation on the River-
stile diamond on Saturday after-
noon, or rather, the latter team did
most of the playing, as the score
stood 16 to 0 at the finish, The
game, which was of a decidedly
uninteresting nature, was witnessed
by a fair sized crowd.
Williams’ Kidney Pills
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Have you overworked your nervous sys-
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the loins, side, back, ins and blad-
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the face, especially under the eyes? Too
frequent, desire to pass urine? If so
Hiams' Kidney Pills will cure you.
Sample Free. By mail G0c. Sold by
D iste. Williams M('g. Co. Props,
Cleveland, O. Bold by C. M. Driggs,
druggist.
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FRIDAY, APRIL 27
ONE NIGHT ONLY
The Greatest Rural Play Ever
Written,
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Including the World's Best Yankee
Character Comedian;
DAN DARLEIGH
Superb Band and Concert Orches-
tra Watch for the Farmer
Band Parade at Noon, Day
of Performance,
Prices—25, 3s and 50 ind 50 Cents.
Unfailable Headache
Tablets Syme tk
and other pains. Do not affect the heart
Contain no opiates. All druggists or by
mall 10c. Unfuilble Headache Tablet
Co., Elmira, N. Y.
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H.R. TALMADGE,
Bath "Phoves. Eimer Ave.
K. J. Clements and Gertrude Clements
(iraduates 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,
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-
ed. Examination and consultation
W. T. GAREY,
JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE
Office Maney & Page Block,
Rooms formerly occupied by the
late John R. Murray,
Office hours: —9 to 10 a. m.; 6:30
to8 p,m. At other times daring
day at Valley Record office,
Wm. B. McDonald, D. D. S.
All modern methods for the scien-
tific performance of painless opera-
tions on the mouth and teeth.
104 South Elmer Ave,
OVER THE GLOBE STORE.
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Specialties.
Diseases of Women and of the Rectum.
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Valley Telephone 27x. 138 Loekhart 8s. | *©
There is no nook nor cor-
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Wanted.
A dinlag room girl. Apply at 110 Des-
mond street. 284
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Five rooms at 218 Tylec treet Athens
Inquire at the premises.
Rooms for ent, modern |
£34 range, gas lights,
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Pasture to let afer May 10, 1510.
Prices, 15¢ per week for Jeatlings; 388 ;
for older cattle and G0c for horses. J.
H. MoKinpey, R. F. D. No, 26, Athens,
Two small offices, one room with bath,
suitable for gentleman. Inqairs H. BR.
Talmadge, 78L
For reat, office rooms in the Wheslock
Block. 04
Two offices for vent in the Meas
Page block, .
Third floor of the Glaser block. Kies.
elo light, bath tuo 3a4 | all modern
provements. Enquire at
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church, Waverly, acd Broad street.
Leave at Gregg ket store, 20088
For Sale.
Upright piano, cost $350.00,
for § velvet carpet ish
cost $52, will sell for $30; and
Sot a other furniture.
408 Elmira street, Athens.
Six room house and
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Pa on t
Im electric pit line,
Westrall, National Bank, Bayre,
in od conditie
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Political Announcements
The undersigned announces Bigasit »
candidate for the hominatios of :
Commissioner, subject to the Sh
Demo cratic party ar Belated county.
Ba
Towanda, Pa., March 30, 1900.
To the Republican voters of Beadford :
County :
tos roby al auhognee
or ve,
i Mirus ee oa
Pe . to the end that
iat
permitting trolley linea to carry
also law to enforce the provisions
Counstitation relating to raliroads
other carrying companies (see Ar XVID
of Constitution). 1 dun alee alsa in Aver of
wae cent fares onrailroads,
To the Republican Voters of
County:—
1 announce myself asa ¢
date for Sative to the
Janis
to the — gp the F
If elected I will work for sud :
the enactment of la
roads to
the state funds, and
people of this aanty, nl
Marah 10, 1508,