MANEY
& PAGE,
OUR STRONG POINT
A SQUARE DEAL
218 Desmond St., Sayre.
If you don't trade with
Lawn
Mowers
$2.15
322 8. Main St,, Athens.
us we both lose money. “wu
We have added a new
line. As fine a line of
10c candies as can be
bought.
We are continually
new souvenir
cards. Our variety
over 5,000
styles of views, etc. A
line of Eaton Hur-
, stationery always
in stock at
WEBER'S BOOK PARLORS
183 LOCKHART ST.
Are You Looking
investment? There
better than Real Es-
roperties
should be up in a hur-
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REYNOLD'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
7 117 Packer Avenue,
Bayre, Pa, Phone 230x.
HOSE CO BENEFIT
% “The home talent entertainment
given in the Loomis opera
on Thursday and Friday
Is next for the benefit of the
gr Hook and Ladder Com-
‘Sayre will be well worth
The first is a curtain
d “ Justice,” while the
The Man Who
“Gets There”
plenty of {8—in his body.
Driggs” Wine of Cod Liver OM
75¢ Per Bottle.
0. M. Driggs
Prescription Druggist.
paok Building, - Sayre, Pa.
$10 CASH
You can save on the new machine
you buy—the slick-tongued agent's
profit.
We have the New Home, Singer
and other makes. You bave no
agent's commission to pay if you
Jay here. Call, write or telephone
Tiffany’s Music Store,
222 Main Street, Athens, Pa.
The Valley Record
“All the news that's
BATURDAY, MAY
fit to print”
12, 1908.
LOCAL BREVITIES
Parties wanting soil for lawns or
other purposes can secure it of F,
J. Tillman, 4~3
For good values in millinery go
to Miss Kaufman, opposite post
office, Athens. 5-4
Yesterday was a real fall day,
and overcoats were not only com-
fortable but very much in evidence,
Warmer weather, however, is pre-
dicted,
Mahlon Johnson, the contractor,
who has lived in Sayre for the past
ten years, shipped his household
goods to Binghamton today where
he will reside in the future,
Fruit growers say that the crop
for 1906 will be normal if not bet-
ter than the average. Many varie-
ties of peaches wintered well and
»| only a late frost can seriously injure
+1 the fruit blossoms,
Harvey Gray will give the fourth
of the second series of dances in
Eighmey's hall this evening. The
GRANTED A LICENSE
Last Night After Brief Illness
night of a complication of troubles
ansing from several slight shocks
of paralysis which he had sustained
recently. Mr. Merrill resided on
Keystone avenue and his death re-
moves one of the oldest and best
known citizens of Sayre. He had
not been confined to his home
long, but within the last week had
failed rapidly.
The deceased was born in Litch
field, February 16, 1828, and was
therefore 78 years, 2 months and
25 days old. He moved to the
house in which he died on Key-
stone avenue in 1865 and had
since continued to reside there
Mr. Merrill married twice. His
first wife was Miss Hannah Harts.
horn, to whom he was united in
On May 22, 1884, she diced.
Two years later h» was married to
Mrs. Mana Kenyon by whom he
is survived. One son, Edgar J
Merrill, of Sayre, and a brother,
Eli N. Mernll of Athens, also sur
vive.
The funeral will be held from
the late home of the deceased on
Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
A NOTICE T0 IE CONSUMERS
Inasmuch as Waverly ice men
have matters by
saying that I am not going to en-
gage in the ice business this year,
I will state that 1 will be at the
service of my patrons as usual, ex~
cept below Frederick street, for
which I have arranged to supply.
We will pardon their statments as
they are due to their inability. Am
filling orders at present at any
point in the city. As soon as the
weather man furnishes the required
temperature the establishment of
my previous routes will be made,
then 1 will endeavor to render
prompt service. Therefore I solicit
the patronage of my many patrons.
Respectfully, FJ. Tillman
Valley and Bell phones. 4 6
PAID USUAL FINE
A special officer was called
to the corner of Hayden and Lin-
coln streets last night about 11
o'clock to quiet a disturbance
which was being created by two
young men. When the officer
arrived one of the young men de-
sisted, but the other refused to
obey the minion of the law and
was placed under arrest. Later,
when arraigned before Justice Nel-
son on a charge of drunkeness and
disorderly conduct, he gave his
name as Fred Woodruff, and upon
pleading guilty was fined the usual
amount, one dollar and costs.
Friends paid the amount and he
was given his liberty.
DON'T MISS 7
The concert to be given in the
Baptist church on Wednesday
evening next promises to be a most
interesting and entertaining event.
A large number of tickets have
been sold and the attendance will
therefore be large. Mr. Moree has
consented to give at least one read
ing in costume, while Miss Treat
has at the earnest solicitation of
her friends been induced to sing a
number which has been sung by
Mme. Blauvelt in her late opera
Miss Treat's magnificent voice is
heard to excellent advantage in this
song and 1tairly charms her listen-
ers. Don't forget the date of this
Sealed bids will be received by
the South Waverly school board
on 1,200 square feet of concrete
sidewalk, be the same more or less,
We reserve the right jecting
in on
1852
misrepresented
Engage in a Brawl Last Night
and Land in Jail
Tom McAsse of Ridgedury and
inmates of the borough bastile last |
night and this morning were ar- |
raigned on charges of drunkenness |
and disorderly conduct. Both men
were arrested by Officer William
Corner. Tom had been across the |
tracks and engaged in a fight with
a bartender, and when asked this
morning if he had been fighting
stated that the other fellow must
have been doing most of the work
Tom's face was badly battered and
he looked as if he had been given
severe treatment. He admitted
having paid over forty dollars in
fines into the village treasury at
Waverly, but that recently he had
chosen a jail sentence rather than
to pay a fine. He said, however,
that he had no recollection of hav- |
ing heretofore been arrested in|
He was fined $1.00 and]
costs,
Tom's cousin, Mike, was then
arraigned and admitted having
been drunk, so much so in fact that
it was necessary for the officer to
carry him to the lockup. He also
was fingd the usual amount, and]
left his watch and cha as security |
for both fines.
EVIDENCE LL IN
FOR CONMORWEALTH
Defense in Johnson Murder Case
Began Presenting Testimony
Today
This forenoon the commonwealth
in the Charles Johnson murder
case finished presenting its evi-
dence and the taking of testimony
for the defense began. It is ex-
pected that the greater part of next
week will be consumed in hearing
the evidence of the defense and the
summing. The fact that the tnal
could not possibly be finished this
week has made it necessary to
postpone the cases that were to
come up during the second week
of court. Accordingly Judge Fan
ning yesterday issued an order in-
structing the jurors for the second
week of court that their presence
will not be required until Thurs-
day, May 17, and it is quite likely
that they will thea again b=
excused until the following week.
The attendance at the trial is
small. Yesterday morning there
were only 11 persons outside the
rail. Later in the day a half dozen
women came in, but at no time has
the crowd been large. The testi.
mony thus far produced is nothing
new, and this accounts, in a large
measure, for the lack of interest on
the part of the pablic
NEW WATER (0, NOTICE
In the hasty canvass that has
been made the last week by repre- |
sentatives of the Bradford County |
Water Company of Sayre, and the!
Fairview Water Company of
Athens, many have been missed.
Mr. G. P. Rogers will be at rooms |;
9 and 10, Wilbur House, every
evening next week from 6.30 to 10
Pay $1.00 per night for the
Privilege of Operating Popu
lar Resort this Season
This morning Messrs. Salisbury
& Murray were granted a license
to operate Ok Grove Park during
[the coming scason. The license
was granted by Burgess William
Cross and provides that the man-
agement of the park shall pay into
the borough treasury the sum of
£1 00 per night, the same as last
This will settle a question
which is said to have “agitated the
minds of some to a considerable
extent’
year,
The season this year will
fifteen weeks, which means
that the borough will receive the
lump sum of $50 for the season,
$65 more than 1s paid by the man-
agement of the Loomis for a season
times the amount received by
| Sayre borough for licenses from
|other sources. The park has
and many times has
time, the management is to be con-
gratulated that the price for the
hibitive
SECURED OPTION
Lehigh Valley
located the famous Pocono Cliff,
the State, from which can
passing grandeur,
sists of about 400 acres. Itis all,
or nearly all, within the limits of
the borough of East Mauch
Chunk, and extends over the
Lehigh has already secured an op-
tion on the property and a com-
plete survey is now being made.
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SAYRE RESIDENTS
WIN PRIZES
Several Sayre people have res
ceived notice that they have won
prizes in the D S. Andrus & Co
word building contest. The ad-
vertisements of that contest were
printed in The Record. It pays to
read advertisements and to follow
them up and The Record ventures
the assertion that our home people
will always profit by reading the
advertisements of their home deals
ers and making their purchases at
home. It is a mistake to earn
your money in one
and spend it in another.
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CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER
Oa Sunday, May 13, the divine
service will be as follows: Morning
prayer and sermon 10:30 a. m
|Sunday school, 12, evening song
and sermon 7:30 p. m. The Friday
‘evening service will be received at
7:30 p m. For the present it will
consist of litany and meditation
The new organ has been installed
community
meet all who have been missed or
who wish to know of the plans to!
services. The new rector, the Rev
Herbert I. Hannah will conduct
All are welcome.
to learn of the advantages of sub- |
scribing to same in advance. Don't |
fail to call on him. It is important.
Every property owner should be
interested. Bl
THANKS, NEIGHBOR
The Valley Record, published |
by J. H. Murrelle, in Sayre, com-
BASE BALL YESTERDAY
The Sayre High School base
ball team and the West Sayre
| Athletics played an exciting game
|day afternoon. The game which
| was witnessed by a large crowd
| was won by the Athletics, score 8
Monday. The Record is a live,
The graduating class of the
valley. —Waverly Free Press. .
Rev. J. F. Warner to deliver the
EMMERICH -ss PILLOWS
The "Esmuericu’’ Pillows
received the highest award
at all World's Fairs, and
are guaranteed to be filled
with pure, clean, downy, odorless
feathers, positively no cotton, no
shoddy, no hog's hair, Bo impure or uncured feathers, are used.
Every genuine "EmuEricn’’ Pillow has attached a patented envelopes
tag, containing the Emmerich Guarantee Insurance Certificate, an iosuragnce
policy of satisfaction or money back,
Write Chas. Emmerich & Co., makers of fine pillows, Emmerich Building,
Chicago, and receive, free, their new booklet, “Fine Feathers Make Fine Pillows."
Shows t the progress of feathers from incubator to finished pillow,
CALDWELL'S FURNITURE STORE
205 Desmond St. Valley Phone 191a.
Is Your Life Insured? If Not, Why.
Not? bs
DO YOU KNOW THAT THE
NATIONAL PROTECTIVE LEGION
Will give you a better policy than any other fraternal! or old line
company atthe exact cost of earrying it. Esxamiue its TERM
POLICY. Costs 570 to $1.85 per month. According to age.
Office 112 Desmond St., Sayre.
Without becoming a friend
of the store, scores of come
again and again customers
We are af-
ter the business of every
testify to this.
person in town who want
Big Value For His Money
And
we are offering the best up-
WALL
PAPER
HERE
to get this business
to-date Wall Paper at the
lowest price. Call and see
Beloud before buying your
Wall Paper.
G. F. Beloud &
Desmond Street,
We Want to Post You”
about a recently occurring opportunity
in real estate dealing. There are chances
all the time, but this strikes us as being
vapacially good. We want to make mon-
ey, but we are willing to share the find
with you, The whole proposition is
open to your careful —evea cautious
investigation,
FRED J. TAYLOR,
SAYRE, PA.
White
' Mountain Freezers, Oil and
Refrigerators,
K. J. Clements and Gertrude Clements |
Graduates of the American School |
of Osteopathy, under the founder, Gasoline
Dr. Andrew 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 inte al
and explain the science. All acute
and chronic cases suc sessfully treat-
ed. Examination and consulta |
free.
JOHN C. OSBORN,
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving | |
Screen
Doors and Windows at
Stoves,
oOLICH BROS,
HARDWARE
G. H. GOFF
Is now ready to furnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Gardens plonghed, ashes drawn awwy, Sayre patrons.
and all kinds of team work attended to
promptly. Livery attached. | Both Phones, Waverly.
207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x | ESRC.
MEAT, MEAT SOCIALIST GLUB
Meets every Friday evening at
SPECIALS |
' Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple
Try BELLIS all this week for special | Strect, West Sayre. All invited,
prices and see what cash will do. | K very body welcome,
Valley Phone 66x. Bell Phone 138w
E. Mm. DUNHAM, R. H. DRISLANE,
Contractor and Builder
ATTORNAY-ATLAW.
Ofioe:— Rooms 4 sod §, Eimer Book, Plans and Betimates Furnished,
Ay Th $10 Millar BL Rocinbiv