have a large
and Undertaking.
OF SAYRE.
Capital - $50,000.00
Surplus - $12,000.00
We solicit your
pees, sad will pay you
cent. interest per annum for money
loft on Certificate of Deposit or
WAVERLY
FRANK E. WOOD, Representative
News and ‘advertising matter may be
After 11 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X,
F. A. Bell is in Owego today.
J. W. Hoban is in Elmira today.
S. C. Smith spent Sunday at El.
mira.
Abe Unger was in Nichols yes.
Judge Shoemaker weat to Owe-
go today.
John E. Lewis was in Elmira
yesterday.
E. L. Green spent Sunday at
Susquehanna.
C. F. Roe and family are visiting
friends at Troy.
Andrew A. Slawson went to
Corning today.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. LaRiew
spent Sunday at Elmira.
David O. Decker, Esq, is in
Waverly—State Railroad Com-
Missioncr Frank M, Baker preside
at the hearing at town hall Satuc
day in the matter of the application
& of the trustees of the village for a
‘bridge at East Waverly over the
The witnesses sworn by the vils
Jage were President Lawrence,
Trustees Farley and Howard, 1. G.
Dodge, Nelson Lyons and C. M
Frisbie for the village; E N. Kin-
ney was sworn for the Lehigh Val-
ley railroad.
F. A. Bell appeared for the vil-
lage, and G. N. Clifton of New
York city represented the Lehigh
The testimony produced teaded
to show that the crossiag was much
used, dangerous, and that a bridge
was needed. The present plans
will call for an expenditure of
$10,000,
BEMENTED WOMAN
TAKEN IN CUSTODY
Waverly — A woman named
Newell, who formerly resided in
Waverly, and who is demented
came to Waverly yesterday, it is
thought from Binghamton. Later
she went to Sayre, where she wan-
dered about, and was taken in
charge by the police at that place,
and sent by them to Waverly. She
was then placed in charge of Super-
intendent of the Poor George Mil
ler, who found lodging for her over
night with fricads in South Waver-
ly. It is said that the woman has
a son in Waverly but that he re-
fused to give any aid or even to see
his mother. This morning she was
taken to the county house, where
she will stay until it is determined
where she belongs.
MISS WARY E. BURKE
Waverly—Miss Mary E. Burke
died at Buffalo last Saturday after-
noon after two weeks’ illness from
pneumonia. Miss Burke formerly
resided here, where she was well
known. She was a musician of
rare ability and at one time sang in
tthe choir at St. James church. At
~ the time of her death she was
musical critic for the Buffalo Cour-
W. G. Merriam went to Owego
on business this morning.
Miss Ella Powers is home from
Binghamton for a week's visit.
William Osborne of Towanda
was in town this morning.
Miss Lottie Payne of Chemung
street is speading the day at Owego.
Dr. H. E. Minian and wife of
Owego were in Waverly yesterday.
Miss Jennie Pratt went home to
Campbell to spend Sunday with
her pareats
John Handrick spent Sunday at
Great Bend and will return to
Waverly this evening.
Mrs. George M. Legg is spend
ing the day at the home of Wesley
Wilcox at Walkhr's Hill
Miss Hattie Evans has resigned
her position as bookkeeper at
Shepard & Stanfords.
Miss Florence Edmiston re-
turned from Philadelphia, Satur-
day, where she visited for the past
two weeks.
Misses Richardson and Randall
ot Elmira returned home last even.
ing after visiting Waverly friends.
Mrs. W. A. Stevenson, whose
husband recently died at ElPaso,
Texas, was visiting Waverly friends
yesterday.
G. Tracy Rogers of Bingham-
ton, president of the new electric
railroad combination, is in Waver-
ly today.
er eo ———
Mrs. C. H. Clark and son Sew
ard returned to their home in New-
ark, N. J, yesterday, after a two
week's visit with J. B. Glazier.
C. B McNitt is putting electric
wires in his Fulton street barber
shop for the purpose of installing
electric lights, fans and massage,
THE LAST DAY!
The Record wants two or three
more agents to handle the finest
book that will be printed about the
San Francisco disaster. Since the
book is to be given away absolute-
ly free to Record subscribers, it
will be the best agent's proposition
Waverly— William Washburn, a|
farmer, residing at Ellistcwn, was
struck Saturday afternoon by the
Lehigh passenger train that runs
between Sayre and Waverly to
meet the Erie train, and received
injuries from which he died about
an hour later. The accident hap
pened just east of the Penasylva-
nia bridge. The Lehigh train was
coming north to meet Erie train
No. 1, which reaches Waverly at
3:45, and it is thought that the de-
ceased stepped from in front of No.
1, in front ol the Lehigh train. He
was brought to the Ene station
and when examined by Drs. W. E
Johnson and L. S. Betowski it was
found that several ribs were crushed
and that he had a bad wound on
the head,
The identity of the injured man
was established by his son in law,
who had come to the station out of
curosity. ’
Deceased lived with his son,
Frank Washburn, on the Pennell
farm. He'is also survived by one
daughter, Mrs. A. Brink, of
Waverly.
The funeral was held from his
late home at Ellistown this morn
ing; burial was at Nichols and was
in charge of the Odd Fellows of
that place.
FEAR MAY DAY RIOTS.
Pasis Stisred Over Attempt ta De
stvey Argesnteunil Bridge.
PARIS, April U.—The civic aud mil
itary authorities have completed final
preparations for dealing with the May
tay situation aud are coufdent that
the day will pass without serious dis
order, but st the same time the public
which Is not lu the least reassured Ly
the elaborate military concentration, is
again showing great unvasiness as the
1st of May approaches
This uneasiness was accentuated by
ths explusion of a bomb Friday night
uader the raliway bridge at Argenteull,
ia the suburbs of Paris, which links
the capital with Havre, and by sn at-
tempt later of a band of a hundred
striking jewelers to penetrate the pop
uleus center of the Place de I'Opera for
the purpose of makiag a demonstration
before the great jewelry establish-
meats In the Rue de la Paix
The activity of the police in making
mere searches aud selaures, although
designed to insure the public safety,
alse has had the effect of lucreasing
public apprehension, many persons be
lleviag that such extraerdinary efforts
indicates the seriousuess of the situs
tien. “Government, military and polles
officials give the mest positive assur
ances that order will be maintained,
and the ealmer beads accept these
statements. But the nerveus element
of the city 1s hastily preparing -fov
eventualities, seme persons leaving
town and taking their valuables with
them and ethers laying In eteres for
aa emergeney. The seenss at the
great supply stores are unprecedented,
hundreds of persens invading them
aad clamoring fer emergency supplies,
The explosion of the bemb under the
Asgenteull bridge is the first evert act
ia what the revelutiemaries term “di
rect action.” The bridge is 5 massive
structure cressing the Helae aix miles
outside the St Lasare statiea, and
hundreds of trains eroes It dally. The
military re-eaforcements that bave
been brought te Paris erossed the river
ea this bridge.
Dispatehes from the provinces show
that moet astive preparations are be
ing made for the May day diserders.
At Lyons 20,000 mea have quit work
Re-enforcements of troops have been
seat te all the big cities.
Scbelarly Prelate.
Oasdioal Perraud, bishop of Autua,
Prance, who died recently, was noted
a8 ene of the most scholarly prelates
of Burope. He was made an immortal
in days whea the sacredotal habit had
already come to be a Poor recom-
mendatien for public honor, but the
cardinal, who, like Newman In Bug-
land, was the head of the Oratorisns
in France, never had amy difficulty ia
maintaining a position of quiet dig-
nity.
Reveres the Rite.
Heary D. Moorman, 26 years old, the
youngest county judge In Kentucky,
Was recently elected in Cloverport, and
& few days ago performed his firm mar-
riage ceremony. He says It will be bis
this thing of linking two lives. The
seriousness, the sacredness, the 3imoa-
pure of the thing is not there when an
officer of the law ties the knot”
Friend of the Drama,
The Maliep of Loudon, generally re-
Bosente Postefos Abjaen.
0.—Fire of wa
premptu trial, when be confessed te
having killed Mr. Johnson After the
hanging the erowd dispersed.
Murder Flend te Be Orueified.
MOGADOR, Morocco, April 80. — A
cobbler of Marrakesh named Mesfowl!
will be crucified en Thursday for the
murder of thirty-six women, whose
bedies were found buried under his
shep and in his gardea.
A Cruise Down the Fetomae.
WASHINGTON, April 30. — Presi
dent and Mrs. Moosevelt, whe started
Saturday ea & orulse down the Pete
mac river on the Sylph, retusmed at
0400 clos last night.
$3 Sayre to Geneva and Return
Account Centennial Celebration, via
Lehigh Valley Rallroad. Tickets sold
May 13th to 18th inclusive; retarn limit
May 19th. Tickets will be good goin
ard rotorning on all trains except Blae
Diamoud Express within the prescribed
limit. Consult ticket agents for farther
particalars. 208-21
Wilkes-Barre Centennial Jubilee
The Lehigh Valley Railroad announces
reduced excursion fares to Wilkes-Barre,
Pa, account Centennial Jubilee, Tick-
eta will be sold May 9th and 12th, to be
ood returning until May 14th, and will
honored on all trains except the
Black Diamond Express. Fare from
Bayre, $2.86 round trip. Bee Lehigh
Valley ticket agents for further at o-
ulars. 16
Williams’ Kidney Pills
Have you neglected your Kideys?
Have you overworked your nervous sys-
tem and caused trouble with your Kid-
peys and Bladder? Have you pains in
the loins, side, bacle, ins and blad-
der? Have youa flabby appearance of
the face, especially under the eyea? Too
frequent desire to urine? If so
wi Kidne will eure you.
Sample Free, mall 50c. Sold by
D ista, Williams Mg. Co, Props,
Cleveland, 0, Sold by C. M. Driggs,
druggist.
K. J. Clements and Gertrude Clements
Graduates of the American School
of Osteo , under the founder,
Dr. w Taylor Still, Kirks-
ville, Missouri, 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-
2. Examination and consultation
ree.
A. H. MURRAY, N.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Har, Nose and
1 ag ot § by
Wheslook Block,
sppointment,
R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
Plans and Estimates Furnished.
210 Miller Bt. Sayre, Pa.
"MEAT, NEAT
SPECIALS ’
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Valley Phone 60x. Bell Phone 138w
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Excursions
EF. RIE RAJLROAD.
Only $78.25 to Los Angsies, Cal-
ifornia, and return, from Waverly, via
Erie Railroad. Tickets on sale 1
24th to May 4th inclusive. Go
retarn to reach original starting point
nqf later than July 3ist. sdmay-eod
California Excursion—LosAngeles
or San Francisco, Californias, and re-
tarn, via Erie Railroad. Tickets on sale
Good to
retarn to reach original starting point
not later than Rept I5. Round trip
from Waverly, $50.25. 208 taw s july 1
SOCIALIST CLUB
Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
street, West Sayre, All invited
Everybody welcome.
WANT ADS
Rates : — Wanted, Lust, Found, For
Sale, ole, § cent a word cach lassrilon
for first three times, § cent a word each
insertion thereafter. None taken for
less than 35 cents, Hituations wanted,
free to pald in advance subseribers,
Notice.
Want ads inserted by persons not bav-
ing a ledger account with The Record
aust be for when ordered printed.
We positively cannot charge want ads
Jeasiortusbnnmiy. tie expense of buok-
keeping and ecting is entirely out of
p to the amount Iavolvad lo
the transaction.
Wanted.
Wanted —-A No. 1 reliable and well
broken work horse, weight about 1200;
must be fair roadster, Inquire of A H.
Sawtelle at Valley Telephone Company
building, Sayre. 2008
Card Reader
Madam Boott, the famous card reader,
is here for 10 days only, Wednesday aud
Saturday evealogy excepted. Price 25
and 00 cents, Erie House, Waverly,
N.Y. 200-0t*
For Rent
Suite of rooms in the new Odd Fel-
lows block, south flat, Hot add cold
water, electric lights and gas. L.F.
Shaw, Valley phone #9m. 300-8*
Rooms for rent, modern improvements,
range, gas lights. Inquire 623 8.
Wilbar avenge, 200-t8
Farm house, garden and room for one
or two houses If desired. Two miles
west of Sa Price $4. J. H. McKin-
ney, R. F. D. No. 28, Athena. B4-Aw
Pasture to let after May 10, 1008,
Prices, 160 per week for yearlings; 2bc
for older cattle aod 50c for horses. J.
H. McKinney, R. F. D, No. 26, Athens.
Two small offices, one room with bath,
suitable for gentleman. Inquire H. R.
Talmadge. 278-4
For rent, office rooms in the Wheelock
Block. 204
Two offices for rent in the Maney &
Page block. nef
Third floor of the Glaser block, Eleo-
House and lot on Lewis street. Write
for particulars to P. H. Ginsburg, Rob
inson Building, Elmira, N. Y. 300-1m
Good breedin nate, yeligree can be
farnished Call at Graf & Co's, Furni-
ture store, Waverly, 748
Uprighs piano, cost $350.00, will sell
for $200; velvet carpet with border,
not worn at all, cost will sell for
; sideboard, cost $25, will sell for
16; plecoio banjo, cost $18, will sell
at $5. 408 Elmira St, Athens, 200 38¢
Small Organ, cheap. aire at 305
Desmond street, ne 209 6°
The Dr. Judson on North
street, Athens, Pa. y to W. Howard
Alea Farmers National Bank, Athens,
L. B. DENISON, N. D.
Office, Rooms 2 and 4
Talmadge Building, Elmer Ave,
Valley Phone at office ani
residence
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