Furniture
OF SAYRE.
$50,000.00
$12,000.00
Capital
Surplus -
ES SEA,
We solicit your Banking busi-
pess, and will pay you three per
peat. Interest per annum for money
jeft on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Account.
The department of savings isa
special feature of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the same rate of
interet,
“M. N. SAWTELLE,
Cashier,
A
The Valley Record
Published every afternoon except Ban-
day sé Marrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
Pa.
Hobeeription, $3.00 per year; 2 cents,
Advertising rates reasonable, aod made |
mows on application. aaa
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“All the news that's fit to print’ |
WEDNESDAY, MAY 0, 1806.
Mrs. Mary Moody, Mrs. John)
Caskey, Mrs. Hey Price and Mrs
William Price ta Wilkes
_ Barre this morning to attend the
celebration of Old Home-Werk
which begins _igeient city tomors
went
Mr. and Mrs Norman Wagner
| of South Elmer avenue, is in Pitts-
‘ton today attending the funcral of
| his mother, Mrs. Naoma Wagner,
FE whose death occurred ia that place
on Monday. Deceased was &4
years old, and leaves five children
ta mourn her loss
A S. Mercereau, an uncle of E
F. Mercereau of this place, who
has resided in San Francisco for
many years, has written a letter to
his relatives in Sayre to the cfi:ct
that he lost all that he had in the
earthquake disaster, except a small
quantity of bedding. Mr. Mercer
‘eau was engaged in the photo-
graphing business
SAYRE ITEMS
; Born to Mrs. Ethel Miller of No
304 Orchard street, Athens, a girl.
Don't forget the concert at the
Baptist church, Wednesday, May
16.
_ The Villey Dnving Park
Association will hold a meeting at
the Athens town hall tonight
Martin Gallagher Niagara
Falls, who was so seriously injured
in the explosion at VanEtten last
winter, was in Sayre today.
rn ———
$3 Sayre to Geneva and Return
Account Centepuial Celebration, via
Lehigh Valley Railroad. Tickets sold
May 15th to 18th incinsive; return limit
May 19th. Tickets will be good going
and returning on all tralas except Black
Diamoud Express within Lhe prescribed
limit. Cousult ticket agents for farther
particalars. 200-21
Wilkes-Barre Centennial Jubilee
The Lebigh Valley Railroad announces
reduced excursion fares to Wilkes-Harre,
Pa , account Ceatennial Jubilee. Tick-
ets will be sold May 8th and 12th, to be
returning until May 14th, and will
booored on all trains except the
yack Diaisond Bi prea. Fare from
ty 3 rod trip. Bee Lehigh
Valley
nlars.
-
of
ticket agents for farther partic
296-18
/ 2's Carbolic Salve With
~ Araica and WitchHazel
Salye ia the workl for Cats,
Ulosrs, Salt Rheum, Tet-
Hands aod all skin erup-
; taed to give satisfae-
refunded. he
WELL: Mrg. Ca, Prop's.
p. Sold by C. M, Driggs,
nable Prices
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POLICE SAY SUICIDE.
Mystery In C. L. Spler's Death at New
Brighton, Staten island.
NEW YURK, May 9 Police officials
who have been investigating the mys
terious death of Clurles LL Npier, coun
fidential agent of H H Rogers who
was found dead in his boise in Staten
Island. reported that the evideuce in
dicated that! Spier had committed sul
cide. Mrs Spier had informed the po
lice that Spier left his bedchamber to
go to the dining rovis 16
burglar and that sbe
shots
search of a
afterward heard
Except that the furnishings of
the dining roow in which the body was
found were disarrauged, the police say
that there was nothing about the house
to indicate the presence of a burglar
Oue door was found unlocked. Lut
without signs of Laviug Leen forved,
apd ag active bulidog which accetupa
burglar, If there was vie
Ou the other hand,
ascertained that a month Lefore Lis
death Mr Spler bad insured his iife for
$75,000 sud bad had to discount a pote
of the policies when it became payable
jast Baturday. The policies were PRY
from Mrs. Spier to a trustee of his es
tate
The police have diseevered also that
bad Leen outstanding agaiost
Spier and others since February last
These judgments were eutered after
the Yetmau Transmitting Typewriter
company, of which Mr Spler was pres
ident. went into bankruptcy
H H Rogers, Jr. and W HM Brough
couducting
The inquest will wot take
sud Ly that
time more may be koowu about the
coadition of his fipauces
A KURDISH VENGE
{ays
ANCE.
Sensational Murder of Nediim Eddin
Bey at Sewtari
CONSTANTINOPLE. May 9—Ned
jun Eddiu Bey. procurstor grueral of
the vilayet of Tripoll, perth Africa has
beeu wurdered in a Lighly sensational
Miuver by All Skawyl Pasba, former
wilitary governor of Scutari, & suburb
of this city
All Sbhawyl who 1s a Kurdish chief
tain apd whe recently was exiled to
Tripell on the charge of being ool
cerned tu the wurder of Redved Pasha
at Ceustautinojle, was uudergoing an
examination at doutari
Suddenly he rusbed upon the prec
rutor general fxed Lis teeth iD bis
throat aud Leld ou i + bulldog until
bis victim was throttied to death
.
Speokel’'s Body Found at Last.
NEW YORK, May © — Gustave F
Speckel, 2 wealthy commission mer
chant of Sg7 Riverside drive ended a
baif year's search for his leasing sou
Henry George Speckel when he iden
tified the young man's body at the
Ferdham morgue The body was uk
en from the Hudson river at Spuyten
Duyvil bridge and had Leen lu the wa
ter for months The father identified
bis son's body Ly the clothes, & ped
knife and by an elastic stocking on the
left leg. Young Speckel disappeared
ou Nov. 20 last frown Lis bome
Hartford Girl Killed by Aute.
BARTFORD, Coun, May 9 — Mary
Counors, aged thirty a dowestic, was
struck and lustantly killed bere last
night by au automobile Her neck was
broken and her face mutilated Ste
puen OG. Plerce apd Wilsen A Feno,
both of this city, who were iB the car
were arrested and are now held pend:
ing an iovestigation by the prosecuting
attorney
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Closing Stock Quotations.
Money on call firm at ly per cent
prime mercantile paper, 530% per ceny,
exchanges, $s 07 66, baland as, RIAA
exports of general mer handise from the
port of New York for the week ending
yesterday wers valued at BIN ea
Closing prices
Agua Copper
Atchison
B AO
Brookiyn RT
c.cC.Castl
Chess & Ohio
Chl & Northw
D&H
Erie
uen Electric
Hi Central
Lackawanna
Louis & Nash
Mantatitar
Metropolitan
Missouri Pac
1% NY Central
Wie Nort & West
18° Penn R ®
8's Reading
» Rock Isiand
7% Bt Pau
56 Southern Pac
gouthern Ry
Bouth. Ry pf
Sugar
Texas Pacifle
Union Pacific
U #8 Steel
U. 8 Steel pf
West. Union
1M
85g
“hw
169
in
i
19%
150%
1%
n
Sew York Markets.
FLOUK-Dull, but firm, Minneapta KS:
ents. $4 ogee, winter straights RT4IN,
winter extras J165G33, winter patents
1g
WHEAT The continuation of low lem-
peratures and frosis through winter
wheat states gave wheat a slronger opes-
ing and early advance, commissies
Bouses and shorts were the buyers. July,
oN 3 leg
TALIA Wo Steady, city, be. country we
ye
Yay Steady: shipping. VON good to
cholce wig"
STRAW Quiet, long rye i. ©.
BEANS -Qulet. marrow 0 Ae 10 my
Slum. $2OBGL 10; pea, BLING Te red kid
ney, B®
HOPS- Steady. *tals common
106 14, S@1v., ols
Pacific 188, loglic 194
ele 3
POTATOES Suet and barely steady:
Peunsylvania, choice, per bushel, wise |
New York and western, choice, pet Lush
ol. S@Nc.; do. fair to good, per bushel,
Hyg.
ive POULTRY — Unchanged. fowl
old roasts $ spring chickens,
heady fow
ta chelcs,
nominal
coast, Ag,
1
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WAVERLY
FRANK E WOOD, Representative
News and "advertising matter may be
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock oon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley "phone 128X,
Past cards at Strong's
Mrs. Breakstone went to Wilkes
Barre today.
——— i A ———
Mis. Michael O'Brien is in the
Sayre hospital
Wall paper at Strong's
James Elsbree of Nichols was in
town this mormng’.
ee
John Carey returned from New
York city yesterday
Try Strong's headache wafers
ELT
Miss Helen Ferguson is spend
ing the day at Elnora.
Manoca lodge, 1. O. O F | imti-
ated five candidates last evening
a
Devoe paints at Strong's.
et
Mrs. H P. LaRew is confined to
ee
i
Anson 1). Burchard and daughs
ter of Elmira were in town today.
Mrs of East
i John
Laer
| Waverly went to E'miua thi
Hayes
| morning
| a eee
Miss Mae Sadler left for Wilkes
Barre this morning to attend the
celebration,
tending (orty~hour devotion
Coming, NY.
Miss Minnie left for
New York city this morning where
he will visit her brother.
Freedman
rr — MP
Miss Adelaide
to Wilkes-Barre today, where she
Hemstreet went
will visit friends for a week.
A
John H. Murray and wife started
for Buffalo yesterday on a driving
trip. They expected to reach Cor-
ning yesterday and stay over night
in that city.
et ra——
Elting Gore left this morning
for Albany, where he will attend
the Baraca convention as a dele-
sate from the class of the Waverly
h
i —
Baptist churc
The advance agent for Cum-
ming's circus is in town
making arrangements for the com
ing of the circus which will show
on Lincoln street soon,
—— i
The Epworth League will give a
reception in the church parlors this
evening for the new pastor, the
Rev. H. B. Cook. All members
of the church and friends are invit-
ed to be present,
IN POLICE CIRCLES
Waverly—F. F. Rolls was found
lying in the ditch on lower Broad
street last night by Officer Gridley.
With difficulty the man was loaded
car and taken to
He was discharged
A young fellow
on to the strect
the lockup
this
aamed Mosley was druaok, and be-
morning.
coming demonstrative on Erie
treet. he was taken in charge by
Officers Gridley and Corcoran, and
after a hard fight was taken to the
lockup. He fought all the way
over, and a crowd followed and
entered the town hall. Just as the
officers reached the head of the
tairs with their prisoner someone
| turned out the lights, This mora~
og Justice Hoagland sent the of
| fender to Owego for 40 days.
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JUDGE DAWSON RETURNS
Waverly— Judge Edward W.
Dawsonhas returned to Waverly
New York city, New
{
i .
{after a tnp to
IC. The judge is a Yale alumnus,
| and visited his alma mater for the
| purpose of heanng the address of
| Secretary of War Taft, which was
delivered at New Haven a few days
ago. The judge looks fine and re-
LOCAL NEWS
The straw hat which made its
appearance last week has been
taken in out of the cold.
Ten new trolley cars for the
Lehigh Traction Company at
Hazleton passed through here
recently.
a
John Bull of Lincoln street, was
thrown from a wagon at Lake We
sauking on Monday and sustained
a sprained ankle. He will be laid
up for a time.
Mrs. Michael O'Brien of Waver-
REAT FREE 0
The Valley Record has secured the exclusive
ty (Pa.) and Tiogo County (N.Y.) of what will be
the eruption of Vesuv
from actual photographs.
ly, Dire Gregory of Meshopper,
and W. HL. Dennis, Jr, of Athens,
were operated upon at the hospital
this forenoon.
Harvey Gray will give the fourth
of his second scries of dances m
Eighmey's hall on Saturday even
ing. Music by the Loomis opera
| house orchestra.
————————
It is announdéd that the opera
tors will reduce the price of hard
|coal forty per cent. This will be
cheering news to the consumer, if
——if it only proves true
i
It is conservatively estimated
| that the suspension in ths coal
{mines will cost in the neighbor
| hood of $15,000,030, and that morc
than half of this loss will b= borne
| by the mine workers,
| Several local fishermen left yes
terday for the wilds of Sullivan
| county, where they will whip the
| streams for trout. As they are law
At the meeting of the Fire
department last might it was dead
led to hold a street fair for the
| benefit of the department to raise
money to defray expenses ol the
| Valley Firemen's Association thi
{ fall.
.
The most liberal offer ever made
by any newspaper in this section
should be read by every onc llere
is an opportunity to get a book of
400 pages describing the San Fran.
cisco disaster in a forceful, truthful
and comprehensive manner,
— pe
Dan Maroney, a Lehi
brakeman who resides in Sayre,
[fell from a freight car at Reeders,
gh Valley
| last night and sustained painful in~
| juries to his shoulder and wrist
| le was brought to his home this
place.
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Oscar Timm, a resident of
Stevenson street, employed in the
Valley shops, is suffering from a
badly crushed finger. Mr. Timms
was engaged at his work when a
hanger fell upon the middle finger
of the right hand, crushing it
badly. He will be compelled to
lay off for several days.
Julius Voegel, the night police
officer, is doing day duty during
the absence of Chief Walsh, who
has gone down into Sullivan
county on a short fishing excur-
sion. The chief is wise the
haunts of the trout and his many
friends will be bouatifully supplied
when he returns.
to
ORDINANCE NO. 93.
ancm—
N ORDINANCE amendiug Section 4 of an ur
dinance granting consent to Joseph K Rush
his gasocigtes SuCCESSOTS OF Assigns hereigafter
10 le ipcurporstied as The People s Gas Light
Heal and Power Company), to lay gas mains ug
fet the streets alleys and publi groun is uf the
Borough of Sayre, County af Pradford and State
of Penasylvania
section 1. Be it ordatped by the lown cou
of the Borough of Sayre spd it is heret
fained by the authority of the same that Section
, of an ordinance, entitled, "An or finance grant
ug comseut 10 useph K Rush his assoc
cuccesaars of assigns (hereinafter to be io
| ated as The Propirs Gas, Light, Heat amd |}
| Company) to lay gss mains un drt
slieys and public grounds of the Borough
sayre, County of Bradford and State of Feunsy
vamind'' af saved the fifth day of March a«
which reads as follows —
section y. The said Joseph K. Rush, his seo
Ciates, SUOOENSOTS Of BEsigns shall within sisty
faye from the date of the passage of thi
wance Sle 2 written acorplance of the provisions
of same with the Secretary of the Borough Love
G1 snd shall at the same time Ble with the Bor
Treasgrer, # certified check payable to the Boro
Treasurer, for fc co Jo case the pruvisl
“ection = of this ordihance are not (ully mptied
with the said certified check shall revert to the
Borough of Sayre withoul reserve Aberw ive it
«hall be relurned to the said Joseph K. Rush, his
sociales. sicoemsors of sasigns after de lucting
from same the OFOrssary capense luv teed, such
as advertising this {rapchise, be and the same
is hereby amended to read as follows
ection y The sak] Joseph K. Rush, his assoc
cistes successors or assigns, shall withiv
days from the date of the passage of this ordi
nance, file un writlen acoeplance oO the provisions
of same with the Secretary of the Borough Coun
{ cil snd shall st the same Lime file with the Boro
Treasurer a certified check, payable to the Boro
Treasurer, for feces Iu case the provisicas of
section 7 of this Ordissace are aot fully com-
plied with, the said certified check shall revert to
the Borough of Sayre without reserve, otherwise
it shall be returned fo the sald Joseph K_ Kush,
his associates, successors of amigns afler deduct
& from same (he necewdry Expense involved,
ales
pot
we
the streets
mas Of
franchise
saute was adopted by the
Sayre Borough
at a meeting held Mon
day evening, May 7, y
BH. LACKEY,
© president of Council
lutely without any charge.
THE TERMS:
If you are not 1
to pay down $1.00 when you begin
one month afterwards, and pay the
payment,
deliver the book just as soon as w
book will not cost you a cent,
If you arer
subscriber.
Of course the objec
secure prompt payme
of collecting subscriptions to a daily newspaper is
History of the Sah Fr
thing, yet we have esti
cent book free to cach subscriber
to the expense of collecting eve
You are going to take a local daily pape
terested in what is happ
BEST? Any local daily will cost—you a
pay the money some time.
in The Record with that printed
admit that THE RECORD 1S LE
editors and reporters are wide-awake
happeis in Sayre, Athens, Waverly and surrounding towns ,
and write them up in grammatical and attractive form
graphic news in this paper eah day are aloas worl the
fearless in its denunciation of wrong, wherever existing, an
always. These are a few of the features that mika The Record
you have taken it for awhile youn will notics other gw faatured
price of
you should call at the office This is a strictly legitimate
“string to it, and it will pav you to take advantage of it
the supply of these books will ba limited, and they are going fast
FFER
story of
clear type on good
quantities The
We
Your subserip-
ars of pay-
game basis as a new
The cost
heavy, and while the
amount of local news
subscription. The Record i
Alte
r. we will gladly explain it if
i8
Lace and silk, black and white, long and
short, 25 and 50c.
Those 25¢c fancy belts went quick, not one
left, but we have a new lot almost as
pretty in a variety of colors, only 10c.
Jom
New Gloves and Mitts
W hite embroidered canvas belts, 10
and 25c.
A pretty assortment of ribbons, flowered
and plain, only 10c a yard.
The latest in collars 10 and 25c.
overs 5 and 10c.
Turn-
New line of 10c jewelry, cuff pins, bead
necklaces, etc.
Candy justin. We take pride in having
it always fresh, 10c a pound.
F404 99400
Gregg's Racket Store,
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving Graduates of tle American School
. of Osteopathy, under the founder,
Ganlens ploughed, ashes drawn away, Dr. Andrew ‘Taylor Stull, Kirks-
aud all kinds of team work attended 0 cilla Missouri, are located tempor-
promptly. Livery attached. at . ' 2
arily at the
207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x
— Hotel Snyder, and Floor, Room
3, Waverly N. Y,
L. B. DENISON, # D. until they can secure permanent of-
Office, Rooms 2 and 4 fices in this city, and will be pleas-
: ed to meet all who are interested
Tumedge Building, Elmer Ave |, explain the science. All aculs
Vailey Phone at office nod
reeidence
and chronic cases successfully treat-
od. Kxamination and consultation
== {ree
Advertise in The Record,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Pr
SPECIALS i
Try BELLIS all this week for special
prices and see what cash will do.
| Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 133w
ES Se
Office: Rooms 4 aud 5, Kimer Block, |
LENIGN AND
[ekhart fitreet, Nayre, Pu.
JOHN ©. PECKALLY,
DEALER IN
foreign and Domestic Frulls.
Pure Olive Oil for medical purposes.
Macaroul at §, 8 and 10¢ per pound.
COAL
At the Lowest Possible Prices.
Orders can be loft sb West
|
WANT ADS
Rates : — Wanted, Lust, Por
| Apprentice girls wanted at Miss Shu-
lenburg's dressmaking parlors, 158 Che-
| mung street, Waverly. -8
Machinists Wanted McIntosh,
mour & Co, Steam Engines, Aubu
Y, 00-&
YOUNG LADIES and GIRLS cau
steady work—good wages-—and
| while learning at BLMIRA ENI
| MILLS, Elmira Heights, N. Y. (
For Rent
| Bix room bouse on N. River Bt,
| minutes walk from new shops.
{ of L. P. Worster, 116 ¥. River.
House for rent at 200 North
| avenue. Inquire at 2094.
| Rooms for rent, modern
| gas range, gas lights,
| Wilbur avenue, s
| Farm house, garden and room for one
or two houses if desired. Two miles
| out of Soyte, Price $4. J. H. MeKin-
|= 2 ¥. . No. 26, Athens, 8Wé-4w
| Pasture to let after May 10, 1908,
Prices, 15c per week for yearlings; 26s
| for older cattle and 50c for horses. J.
H. McKinney, R. F. D. No, 26. Athena.
"Two small offices, one room with bath,
suitable for geotleman. Inquire H. I.
madge. 278
improvements,
Inquire 523 8.
2900-8
For rent, office rooms In the Wheelock
Block 304
"Two offices for rent in the Maney &
Page block. nes
Third floor of the (Blaser block, Klea-
trie light, bath room and all modern im-
provements. Enquire at Glsser's Loan
off oe, Lockhart stroet. 176
For Sale
| Chestnut horse, 6 years old, drive
| gle or double, Good work horse
is Turper, Keystone Ave, and Pl
jatreet, South Waverly, 05-0F
.
| A boat 16135, suitable for salle oF
| er. loquire of McMahan, Odd
Block, Athens,
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| House ad lot on Lewis street :
{ for particulars to F. H. Gin s
inson Building, Elsira, N. Y. 0 1a
The Dr. Judson on North
street, Athens, Pa. Apply to W. J
Allen, Farmers National Bank, Athens, _
Hof
Pa. 240-4
Notice
A pair of shoes was left at
Smith's shoe hospital in Athens