- Rustic $2.00 While they last. Chairs Each Worth double. Picture Framing Neatly I Jone at Reasonable Prices GRAF Furniture and Undertaking. — THE NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE. $50,000.00 $12,000.00 Capital Surplus - ER AE SENS We wsolicit your Banking basi- peas, aud will pay you three per cent. interest per annum for money left on Certificate of Deposit or Savings Account. The department of savings is a special feature of this Bank, and | all deposits, whether large or J small, draw the same rate of J interest. B. HN. SAWTELLE, Cashier, i The Valley Record Ww. T. CAREY, Editor. A — Published every afternoon except Bun- As te urna slle’s Printing Office, Bayre, IR hacrigtion, J3.00 por your: 15 cents ne | a8 second-class matter May wa Fa A of March 8, “720 the news that's fit to print” THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1908. SNAKE STORY FROM INDIA. Five Big Pythons Dragged from a Bingle Hole by Mysore Hunters. } } ' Am extraordinary adventure befell Charles and William Thevbald at My- sore while out shooting game for the Prince of Wales, writes a Madras cor- respondent of he London Express Coming across a cavity In the bank of 8 stream one of them perped lu and saw something lying ‘there, which alter a few seconds was recugllized as & prthon. The mouth of the Jarged to admit the hand and the snake's tail was selged and both men tugged at it till the python was drag ged out. Then It was seized by the Bead, around which us plece of cloth was ted The Theobalds had another peep In 10 the hole and were surprised to ses mnother python This also was soon captured and placed with the first They were abou! to leave the place when a man called ont that there was yet another python In the hole This one, after some tugging. was pulled out and tied, and, to the surprise of the two young men, they found that there was still more left They hauled the remainder out with the exception of one, which retreated foward and could not be reached Five pythons were and they were with difficulty carried 20 a dog cart and brought late My- sore. They are all young and about 34 to 12 feet long hole was en - aptured in all Papuan Dwarfs That very curious race of od,” short-legged Papuan dwarfs the Agalambos, is not quite extinct Cap Barton, an official ‘a New Guinea, de web-foot- & CO. Waverly. "PERSONAL MENTION E B. Carner is in Elmira on business today Maynard, b<q, Elmira today on business Pau! went to - S. A Bish, Harold L and Merton Williams are in Can Gilhispre Hartman Mrs. Fred of South at Laceyville Henry C. Porter of the sales de th: Mecgenthaler Linotype company of New York made an appreciated business on The Record office yesterday PUMP HANDLE BROKEN The town pump located on the Desmond street park is out of com mission partment of call Some one the handle and people who have bsen wont to patronize the pump At this pump their thirst the rushing business, of the usually does season year and in the earlier pelled many times to wait his or her Whoever r the pump 1n repair turn. 1s charged with keeping <hould furnished see that a new handle is as soon as possible AT THE PARK TONIGHT Revenge ‘A Brother's act comedy-drama, 1s the ‘a four bill at the park this evening also be a complete change in the specialty program with the excep tion of the feature specialty night there another crowd present the This was large and are deserving of it the show the moving picture eat Tram Robbery picture, lasting nearly (3 15 minutes HAS BOUGHT PAPER C. I. Humphrey, of the Tow da Printing Company, Towanda in a short time Mechanicsville, N Y , where he has| purchased a weckly paper and office an will leave and go to job class newspaperman, and while the members of the pofession in this section will regret his leave taking | they will wish him abundant cess in his undertaking. INDIAN BONES FOUND Workmen in the employ of F Suc contractor who has the contract for erecting a county clerk's office at scribes a visit he pald at the eud of last year: “A rumor haviug reached Cape Nelson that these interesting folk ~bad all been massacred, it was grati- fying to And a few of them iving. | Six males and four females were seed | and examined They averred that they Bave no children iiving likely that In a few will have wholly died 4 atid it years Los yal Habits of Fallierea M. Falileres, the new pre France, is a capital baving succumbed of the game long ag President to adjure Ww & fine taste for music, whic Faure, Grevy, MacMahon Who were all smokers, Gotably lacked President Fallieres shares M. Loubet's enthusiasm for shooting, aud is a bet- gar abo! than President Carnot, who one at a shooting party ls Rambou- fllatt severely “peppered” Gen Bre Bem DRC it Le Das Laub 1 Thiers "tl, an yesterday unearthed several skeletons and one of them | was apparently that of an Indian, udging from the manaer in which The and was burned. bones were {carefully handled will be | placed in a box and rebuned NOTICE are . old by There some who have not Please call Juae 13 Plumstead, taxes Se ttle }. and and save Col- 10 " trouble. lector The undersigned acnounooes himself a candidate for the Sustiagio of Jury | Commissioner, subject to the rules of | Democratic party of Bradford eounty. J. ORAHAM. Towanda, Pa, March 50, 1908, WAVERLY "TNE OF PLY FIED left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly. After 12 o'clock noon call the main! office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X Enoch Reynolds of Nichols was in town yeste rday a Mrs. l. relatives at Hornell S Rassell is visiting Waverly this morning Mr. and Mrs Ww A ()sborne of! Nichols are in Waverly today nn Mrs Buffalo where she spent returned from! the last Swartout four days -—- : Dr G S. Carpenter 1s attending the session of the | of Medicine mira Academy W. A. Rayner of Chemung was calling on friends in Waverly yes terday afternoon. Mrs John Hayes | of East Wa verly went to Boston today friends at the Hub —— to visit There will be an official board | meeting at the Methodist church tonight. This being the first meet- ing of the new board, the meeting tomght is for the purpose of or- ganization —-— of W. yesterdiy afternoon | uncle, C. H VanNorstran on Center street. | The Rev. G A Briggs conducted | the service and the remains were | | buried at Tioga Point, THIS BOY CAME BACK The funeral W. Clishee took place from the home of his Waverly—Much excitement was | causcd last might by the report that the band of | the production of the play, “Char- the Loomis opera house under the auspices of the Cayuta hose coms pany. The rehearsals are taking place regularly and a good pro- duction is sure to result. The time has been fixed for June 21 and 22 Want ads inserted by persons | not having a ledger account with | The Record must be paid for when |ordered printed. We positively | inately—the expense of bookkeep ing and collecting is entirely out | of proportion to the amount involv | ed in the transaction Illustrated excursion hooks to Keuka Lake, Chautauqua Lake, and Cambndge Springs, Pa, | can be had on inquiry at the Erne ticket office, Waverly 15 taw summer Arnica and Witch Hazel | ter, Chapped Hands and all skin erop- tions. [It is guarantead to give satisfac- tion, or money refunded. Price 250 by druggists. Williams Mfg. Co, Prop's. Cleveland, O. Sold by C. M. Driggs, | druggist. rms ERIE RAILROAD. leave Waverly, Wednesday June 20th at 10 a. m., tions Retuening, special train will | leave the park at 5:50, wm. Excursionlsts desirous of leaving | earlier than the 10 o'clock special, can | take train 25 at 8:35 a. m. or go on after- | noon train at 211 p. m., and returning | under 12 vears of age 30¢. ets will be sold except at the ticket of- fice it would be well to secure them al day yr two in advance, For further particulars apply Ticket Agent, J. W. Clark. Gypsies that spent [some time in Waverly yesterday had kidnapped a Galloty, { His small boy named)’ who resides on Ene street | mother was greatly excited and searched all over town, and a party searched all along the Che- effect The Gypsy band was located in Owego mung nver to no and Chief Brooks telephoned to that place this and had the authonties search the camp, but they id find the This morning a farmer drove into mormng not boy. {town with the boy in his wagon stated that he found him out The that he rode out with the Gypsies ind they let? | Another theory 1s that the boy's | and in the country, boy claims him along the road mother had whipped him the night i before and that he ran i away to get ieven A A A MUSICAL RECITAL Waverly One of the pleasantest | given last evening at the home of Mrs. William E Johnson in Park |avenue. The piano pupils of Miss |E dna Mixer and the vocal pupils lof Mrs. Willam Boyd Stamford | united in presenting [um a very pleas While each number jing program was of students’ recital, those given by | Mis ; Tucker and Mr. Muldoon de Master Carl Ott also played surpnsingly well | for a boy of hisage The excellent (technique of all the piano pupils | and the artistic interpretation of the vocal unusual excellence for a | serve special mention. numbers were particularly noticeable throughout the entire pre gram roe ENJOYABLE RECEPTION Waverly —A most enjoyable re ception was given to her ny friends last Tuesday evening by Mrs. Howard W. Crydenwise, at her pleasant home on Park avenue An orchestra rendered an excellent musical program, which was high Deli- served. ly gratifying to all present cate, refreshments were The dining room was artistically decorated with terns and geranmums and was presided over by Misses Fova Blizzard, Frances Lyons, Christina Scott and Edna Eisen hart. The reception lasted from 8 to 11 o'clock in the evening. For Jury Commissioner I hereby announce myself a candidate for Jury Commissioner, subject to Re- publican rules. | am in favor of an equable distribution of jurors in the county, and am opposed to being direct- ed by any political boss as to whose name may be placed in the jury box. | gave my county four years’ service dur- ing the Civil War and believe in the same equality and justice now that | fought to establish then, F. N. DIXON, Wysox, Pa. April 19, 1004. -sl8jun-1taw, | hereby announce myself a candidate | for Jury Uommissioner, subject to the | Republican rules. CHARLES SCOTT, Liberty Corners, Monroe Twp. 4-sjunlé*® When you want a cement side. laid in a first-class, durable manner, call on Simeon Davis. You will get the benefit of years of prac tical experience, Mason work of all kinds Simon Davis, Olive St Sayre. WANT ADS Rates : — Wanted, Found, For Hale, otc, | cent a word a, for first three times, } cent a word each insertion thereafter. Nome taken for less than 15 cents. Situations wanted, free to pald in advance subscribers. Wanted. Experienced cook wanted at once. Apply Touhey Hotel, Sayre, ft For Sale. The Dr. Judson property on North street, Athens, Pa. Apply to W. Howard Allen, Farmers Bank, Athens, Pa. UO TRL Waid Cards For Sale. The Valley Record has in stock the following card signs: Please Do Not Ask for Credit Positively No Admittance Rooms Roardins Notices. Want ads inserted by pot hav- ing » ledger account with The Record must Ba for when ordered printed. | wa We poshivaly or charge want ads | of book- creping ad colooting in soir) out of | the amount In in froin 10 1 For Rent Furnished room for a gentleman. quire at the Record office stroet, 5-3 Two small offices, one room with bath, | suitable for gentleman. Inquire H. R. Talmadge. 278-4 For rent, office rooms in the Whaslosh Inquire at this office, Two offices for rent ln the Maney & Page block. net Strayed A dog came to the premises of the un- dersigned recently. Owner can have Try an ad in The Record. same by RaYing for thisad. P. KR Pritchard, 315 Summit 86, Bayre. AT JULY PRICES prices. 13.50 16.85 17.50 18.50 20.00 22.00 26.50 5.50 8.8) 10.00 12.50 Evenings at 6 O'Clock Except Saturday, Lehigh Valley At Special Prices sortment of All new, cle SHONd ATIN[ 1V by without offerings : $ 7.8) 8.00 11.00 12.00 12.00 13.50 15.00 15.00 3.99 2.50 6.00 RL .“ “ ii x12 9x12 9x12 7-6x10-6 9x12 9x12 Sin Sm ‘ “ “ “i “ ““ a 0x1 a 9x12 RUG “THI. | RO {hp 3 - sa011J [e10adg IY large rugs at closeout prices, an, fresh patterns. This is a taking advantage of these $1.59 Regular Price Now $10.00 $ 6.75 14.50 9.85 18.50 13.00 13.00 9.00 1850 13.00 35.00 27.50 19.85 14.00 17.50 yvrna Rugs yrna Rugs 38.50 29.00 20.00 20.00 16.48 -_T | IGYOLES :FOR 1906. Crescent and Nubia. PRICES FROM $20.00 UP. Tires from $1.50 up. Pedals from 50c up. Pumps Coaster Brakes from $4.00 up. Waverly. Ys D 72 WO | AS a New Arrivals at Racket Store Watering Pots, 10 and 15c. Glassware---Butter Dishes, Tall Vases, etc., 10c. Water Pitchers, 25, 35 and 50 cents. Ladies’ Wrappers in Grey, Blue and Red, 89 and 98c. Fans---A very pretty, white Fan, 25c. Palm Leaf, small, 3 for Sc. Japanese, 2 for 5c. 005000090 Gregg's Racket Store, Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave, Yaveny. Political Announcements I hereby announce mysel! as a candl- date for Jury Commissioner on the Re- publican ticket, subject to the rules forernig the Republican primaries to held June 18th next. 8B. A. BLISH, Bayre, Pa, May 15, 1908, To Bradford County Republicans: 1 herewith present my name as a can didate for Representative in the Pean- sylvania Legislatare, subject to Repub- lican rules. | stand for the enactment of laws giving a straight, uniform two cent fare on all railroad linea. That trolley roads shall have the vested right to transport freights. A revision of our tax laws to the end that corporations shall contribute to relief of local taxa- tion and be compelled to bear their just share of the burden of tax. The same to be used for free schools or such other purpose as our people may desire, All laws to ba drawn Pals, clear and dis- tinet sc there shall be intention and pu ed To the Voters of Bradford County : 1 hereby announce myself a candidate for Representative subject to Republl- can rules. [| have always stood for clean politica, a fair ballot and count, and | believe in “a for all.” If electad 1 will for such laws as will further | | favor the passage of laws | senger rates two cents a mil more liberal appropriations for | to the end that local taxation for purpose may be reduced to the lowest possible limit, and for such additional {ald for road building and maintenance aa the Beet Lutarvdie of the people de- mand. | particularly favor the enact ment of laws that equalize taxation and compel CL to ; [oper Prin Si the barden, of freight priv legey to panies, a libel a | equitable. Pi | erests of the people, y solicit their support at the i GILES Canton, Pa., May 10, 1908. | tions shall bear their A A mp |ation. 1 favor the enactment of a law permitting trolley lines to carry also law to enforoe the provisions | other r carrying | two cant fares on railroads. 38 ne George Moserip. | To the Republican Voters of Bradford | Coun 1 here y sanoance myself aa » candi date for resentative to the vania from Bradford subject to the rules of the Republican party. If elected | will work for and vobe lor the enactment of laws allo roads to freight, esta cents a mile fare on steam Com- | pelling corporations So tas thels poper | share of taxation, providing for en- | tire expense of the publie schools from the state funds, and for such other measures a8 may be demanded by the people of this county, L. Btovens, LO. Lu March 10, 1908. 3d Ward, Athens. a two
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