SIDEBOARDS, BED
ROOM SUITS, ROLL
*
GRAF
& CO.
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF SAYRE.
Capital
Surplus
$50,000.00
$12,000.00
We solicit your Banking busi-
ness, and will pay you three per
cent. Interest per annum for money
Isft on Certificate of Deposit or
Savings Account
The department of savings is a
special featare of this Bank, and
all deposits, whether large or
small, draw the mame rate of
interent.
HB. N. SAWTELLE,
Cashier.
J. H. MURRELLE, Publisher,
W. T. CAREY, Editor.
Publiabed every afternoon except Bun-
day af Marrelle's Printing Office, Sayre,
$3.00 per : 15 cents
Sabseription, per year;
that's fit to print”
MONDAY, JULY & 1008
DISPELLING HAILSTORMS.
Experiments of German Meteorologist
Who Is Battling with the
Clouds.
Herr Stiger of the meteorological bu.
yeay of Vienna battles with the cloads
In almost every country on the conti-
ment where agriculture is the peopie’s
mainstay there is a systematic use of
scientific warfare with cloud shoo'ing
exnnon for the purpose of dispelling
threalensd ball storms Herr Stiger
began bis experiments with the funda-
mental principle of disturbing the In-
tense stillness which prevalls before
& ballstorm. He demonstrated the fact
that after the ring of a shot a small
whirlwind arises, easily perceptible in
the reflected soushine This whirl
nd ascends, ‘with a plercing whistle
last 1b seconds In day time and
J seconds at night At a dstance of
200 feet the wind destroyed a strung
diaphragm The experts who atten lod
eould plainly see the wind rise from
the mouth of the funnels with lignt-
Ring rapidity possessing all the aspects
Of 8a shot. The most marked effects
Were produced by horizontal shots ror
the experiments shields built of thick
paper and linen were placed at |nter-
vals of from #0 tw yards from the
mouth of the cannon. When the ol. cle
of wind erfolded these shields (hey
were torn from the frames. the solid
posts and framework spapped In two
and were cust from 18 Ww 22 yaris
while 5 large mast!ff standing near
was whiffed i010 the air, turned several
somesaunits and was flung to the
ground lifeless
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HAY AN ARTIST IN WORDS.
Unerring Sense of Fitness in Se
lection Rendered Speech
Incomparable
it 1s bard for those who knew and
loved Hay —and all who knew aim dig
Jove Rim to reconclle themseives Ww
the thought, writes Joseph Buckiln
Bishop, In "A Friendship wits Jobo
Hay" in Ceatury, that Le can draw no
more pictures for us, tha his
able and perfect and
Artist in words cau de
forever. As he said of 1b
son, his own is still soundin
ears. It was t
the volee of the
the scholar and the gentile
that itself wus music ad 1}
& pure and gentle and «
the words (0 which the w
Who that has had the exqgu
ure of list*alng to that
speech, with Its unerring and
ive use of 'ne only right word in
Case, Its cirar-cut and locisive
tion, the constant play
Was next coor nelghix 3
and the foer became that
sociation, (an ever forget it, «
of its loss without a pang
admir-
rarely matcaed
ight » laore
ae voles Of his
Jur
in every
intellectual
en
fahun
rt
f
Inaction
Beng contented 8 8 good way te
tease progresaing
Something Swell
A Washingtor woman uses perfumed
gasoline io ber motwr car —Chicago
Daily News
Japan's Museums.
Japan has 40 commercial museums
and the government labors steadily
dmprove then
A —
LOCAL NEWS
high Villey stock
The stock advanced rapidly, jump
on Saturday
ing a point hetween sales before
nocn The improvement had no
news development to account for
it, but the ease with which the
stock showed that the
supply was small
advanced
S L Samuels, a brother of 1 A
Samuels of this plice, will open a
furniture store in Jersey Shore, this
I. A Samuels will be inter
ested in the store financially but
The store
will be modern in all of its details,
state.
will not leave Sayre
little town, the success of the
A poetic editor rol
sentiment out of system
presents it to view—the hLberty|
head without necktie or collar and |
all the strange things that scem|
bright and new, the wide spreading
AD)
FRANK E WOOD, Representative
| News and advertising matter may be
| 1nft at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly.
After 12 o'clock noon call the main
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X,
| F Shoemaker went to Sulphur
Springs today
eu
E. Burton Hall of Elmira spent
Sunday in Waverly
S K Walcott, Pernsylvama ave
nue, is senously ill
A —
J. C Cuff of Cohocton was in
Waverly yesterday
,se eh H
Miss Pauline Turney has re
turned from a visit at Owego
-ee-
to Dunkirk
work for the
Claude Kline went
today where he wil
NPL
I. S. Hanford and O. F. Benson
arc spending the day at Sulphur
Springs
——— A ———
| Miss Nina Conklin of Kirkwogd
[1s visiting her cousin, Miss Stella
| L.aRock.
returned
| Owego yesterday, where she spent
a few days
Laura Stevens from
The engagement of Miss Anna
a
Annamay Hawkins of Elmira are
visiting Miss Theresa McKile
——
Waters, who
Miss Agaes has
eagle, the arrows below it, the | been visiting friends in Waverly,
stars and the words with the queer [returned to her home at Kimura
things they tell
The coin of my yesterday,
father
it, for some
m———— i ———
We're glad that we know |
other
the
Miss
turned
has re
it Hancock
Her cousin, Flo. Schuyler, accom-
time or twill Bernice Turney
come in very well spread | rom a viut
eagle dollar, the star spangled dol: |
iar, the old silver dollar we all love
Waverly — Yesterday was the
birthday of George M. Legg, but
that important fact had not oc-
curred to him, and when his wife
suggested that they take a lunch
and spend the day up at Dry brook
he thought nothing strange of the
suggestion and readily assented
He was somewhat surprised at the
veight of the lunch that was pro-
videdy but obediently took
basket on hus arm and went on his
As they they
were joined by ome frend after ane
other until they had considerable
of a company and when they had
arnved at their destination the
company numbered 24 They
then Mr. Legg that he
was 41 years old, and they pre
way proceeded
informed
sented him an easy chair in the
hape of a large round boulder,
upon which he sat while he de-
voured his share of the provender.
He says it was a mean trick but
he hasn't yet deaded
~ourse of action >
SUFFERED STROKE
on any |
Some at Half Price. They Must
Go Regardless of Cost
or Value
Grocery Department.
rod New Potafee
bs Granulated Sugar
per peck EM
£7 25
a -
¥
5
Fi 22
amery Butter |
Yak Leaf and Acme S ap .
: bars Hustler S
iaker
Wixed Puckies
it (1
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1:
Af una
{ k
5 7
street suffered al
stroke of paralysis last Saturday
afternoon. She was found by her)
of Chemung
an unconscious
$
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WILL PLAY BALL
ins Best {
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s Ked Seal |
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hoves Sardines
5s Star - vue : .
Brand Condensed Mik
ins Corned Beef
Roast Beef ‘
ans K .
ge cans Chopped Beef .
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* . . « = 5
# + 25C
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ner Cals
ball team expect to play ball
reguldrly and are now busily en.
raged arranging a
[hey will play Ulster at Waverly
next Saturday and Athens the fol
in schedule
lowing week
so well”
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The most popular of the cheap)
brands of tobacco men |
1
who roll their own cigaretts 1s fre |
used by
juently referred to by its advocates |
. |
as "hay" or “sawdust,” but a man|
who smokes it regularly heard a
new euphemism the other morning,
the New York Globe
ming down in the elevator in
reports
(
the apartment house where lives,
he was diligently rolling a pipe for
his the
colored elevator boy dug a shp of
matuntinal smoke, when
tissue paper from his pocket and,
vith a most engaging grin, said
little of
dat breakfus' food on ma papah,
He the
“Would yo’ please put a
boss?’ breakfast
fond.”
got
Excursions
ERIE RAILROAD. |
10 day »x Saratoga and
Lake George, $5.00 (ro: Waverly via
Erie HOI July 14th and Aug 15th. i>
W day ex 10 Chautauqua
July 6th. «ix Frise Railroad. $683 from |
from Waiver! is}
$6.75 New York and return fr w |
Waverl Erie Radlroad. July 19th
all trains Ti ts gound 15d
31.25 tw Shahola Glen or Port Jer-
vis and return Sopday, July ISth See
later dates for time of special train
$6.75 to New York City aud return
on Tharsday July 19th. Tickets good on
all trains on that day and to return in
15 days 17-taw
75¢ w Binghamton and retarn,
Sunday, July IS, and rach alternate
Sunday thereafter. Tickets good leav
ing Waverly at 7:52 and 10:36 a. m. p20
Sixth annual Eastern Star excurs
and basket picoie
Tuesday. Jojy 17h
die, children
rave Waverly
»
irsion
10s LOT Le
kt is
n
Round trip, adults
oe Special train will
via the Erie at 9516a
W0-eod-td
$31.15 ww Milwaukee Wis. and r
turn. $42.65 to St. Paul or
Minn. and retarn. Good to Oct Jist
for return trip. Low rate excarsions to
on sale at greatly reduced rates, 13 aw
For farther particalars apply to Erie
Ticket Agent, J. W, Clark
-
Beautiful Lake Keuka
tion it bears, that of bring the most
| beautiful lake in New York state.
[Ita shores are lined with countless cozy
outtagea. Those who are unable to se
ldations at the several large hotels at
Grove Springs, Keaka and Gibsons, If
{you enjoy fishing, nq other place offers
| greater attraction, the lake having been
|ansually stocked for several years with
| various specien of trout, black baas,
{ pie and picker] from the State Fish
Hatchery, located bat five miles from
| Hammondsport at the head of the lake.
| The season is now open and excellent
| catches are daily reporend. Keuka Lake
is reached via Erie Railroad, whose
| agenta will gladly farniabh information
| regarding trains, rates, ete. A beaatiful
{ illastrated booklet will be mailed on
{application to J. H. Webster, Div. Pasa
{ Agt., Elmira, N., Y. 38.diy-8-1
:
Subscribe for The Record,
pamed her
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Mrs lizzie Farrell, Anna
Cary drove to Barton and spent
the day yesterday
The Epworth League will hold
their
regular monthly business
home
Park
meeting this evening at the
ff Miss
place
Mabel Woodburn,
——
W. H. Lockerby, Elting Gore
Robert McG
Price left
month's
fh-, and
Fernlke Y
this morming for a
wuting in the Adirondacks
They will take a canoe tnp through
th chain of likes
WILL REVISE ORDINANCES
Ww AVC rly
will hold a special meeting tonight
The hoard of trustees
tor the purpose of carrying out a
the
ordinances
lution lately t
the
y
arranged
pas ed
effect that
should be
Vv
(re
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in a systematic
Just what ordinances
are hn
[he
found was in the minutes of the
the wvillag
always been a mystery
only plac they could be
clerk and these are scattered over
It
took a long and careful search to
years or more.
find whether any provision did or
did not exist. These have all been
searched out and all that are obso
icte will be repealed, and the live
practical ordinances retained
HAD NARROW ESCAPE
{
Waverly
row
Three boys went cut
the
The river 1s high,
in a boat on Chemung
river yesterd.y
the current swift,
ithe D.1. & W
| overturncd throwing
Two
reached
and when near
bridge the boat
1!l three into
them could
shore but the
do He
of the piers
{the water of
wim nd
{third was unable to <0
fl ated against one
water until a rope was thrown to
[him and he was drawn out
| D.1.&V. INPROVEMENTS
Waverly The
made by the Lackawanna
{their depot has aroused much
| tavorable comment The street has
| been paved with granite block, and
| the high terrace on the north has
been sodded and a new fence
placed on top of the terrace.
improvements
about
A number of other|
games will also be arranged.
Waverly —Charles B. Hopkins
i
were married last evening at the]
home of the bnde by the Rev. H.|
B Cook
this morning for a 10 days tnp to
New York aty
>on
Want
not having a
ads inserted by persons
The Record must be paid for when
ordered printed We positively
annot charge want ads indiscnims
y—the expense of hookkeep
i
1 ind collecting 1s entirely out
of proportion to the amount involy-
edn the transaction,
Seaside, Lake, Mountain Resorts
When considering your vacation trip
remember that the Erie hws fxcarsion
tickets on male at reduced rates to all
attractive resorts. Oar excelleat train
servioe will igerease the pleasure of
your trip All desired information will
be given by Erie ticke§ agents, or J. H.
Webster, Division Agent, Elmira, N.
Y. 36-dly-8-1
$1 go to Freeville, N. Y. and Re-
turn, via Lehigh Valley Railroad, ac
cofint Central New York State Spiritual
ist Meetings, July 22 to Aug 20th, 1900
Tickets sold Jaly 21 to Aug. 19th, in
clusive, good on all regalar trains. For
further particulars see Lehigh Valley
Ticket Agents 5
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If your dealer hasn't it, Bolich Bros. have
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Office: — Rooms 4 and b, Elmer Block,
Lockhart Street, Sayra, Pa
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Silk Rib!
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{ (locks,
ble Trumble
tlt and Pepper Shak
Vater Pitcher f, cach
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Foot Carpenter Rules
’ Brushes
Buttermll
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Suspenders
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vad fron Handles |
| candidate for the nomination of Jury
Commissioner, subject to the rules of
Democratic party of Bradford county.
JIB
Towanda, Pa, March 30, 1008,
107 Thomas Avenue,
PENN'A
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£5
2009 @
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Nightgowns 29¢
We have an oversupply of Ladies’
‘Nightgowns and Skirts
Some slightly soiled. We want to sell
every one. They were marked before at
very low prices for the quality, but we now
offer a still greater reduction. Sale began
Monday, July 9.
$1.25 Nightgowns
1.19 i"
89
39
.50 and 39c Night
1.69 Skir's
1.39
.98
.50
for $1.09
for .89
for a5
for .39
for 29
tor 1.49
for 1.19
for .89
for 39
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AONNNEE
Gregg's Racket Store,
Cor. Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly.
- lt, = ,
RA TLINn [%
- SOCIALIST CLUB Ww ANT
Meets every Friday evening at
Howard Elmer Hose house, Maple| Rates :—Waated, Lost,
street, West Sayre. All invited | Hale, ete, § cent a word
Everybody welcome for first three
BOGS
a a 2
Advertise in The Record
Ordinance No. ¢4.
SE — i
Authorizing the coanstraction of a
public sewer beginning at the wast bank
of the Susquehanna river aboat eight |
linadee d feet south of Sayrm Water Com -
pany 's pumping station, aod extending
wesleriy over the lands of the Cansol;
Good girl wanted for general work
laqaire at the Osboroe House, wos
Young man to learn hotel business.
To act as night clerk at the Norwood,
Waverly. 62-8
Clerk, experienoad clothing and sbos
salesman. Best preference uired. Ad-
dated Heal Estate Ltompany and the dress or call at H. Sattler's, 8 yre. 4748
lands of the Lehigh Valley Rallroad
Compwy to Lshigh avenge; thepnoe
uortherly on Lehigh avenge to Hayden |
stevet; thence westerly on Hayden
street to Des pond strewt; thence north
erly on Desmond street to Lehigh ave-
nue; thenoe northwesterly on Lehigh
Avenue to Lavage street; thenoe wester-
ly on Cayugn stewet to Stevaonson strest,
in the Boroagh of Sayre, Penna.
Be it ordained by “the Burgess and
Town Council of the Bor wagh of Sayre,
aad it is hereby ordained by the aathor-
ity of the same: That believing it to be
for tha general health and pablie welfare
of the citizens of said boroagh, that a
system of pablic sewers be adopted and
the same is hereby adopted for said bor- |
Beginning at a point at the west
bank of the Susquehanna river about
Sayre
Water Company's pumping station and
For Rent
Two small offices, one room with bath,
suitable for gentleman. Inquire H. R.
Talmadge. 784
General store at a bargain —ocentral;
or will exchange for other property,
F. J. Taylor. Bis
First class business block in Bayi»
borough. Terms reasonable. Inquire a$
| The Record office, Sayre, Pa. 42-12
Several hodses and lots for sale in de-
| sirable locations in town. Terms to
| suit purchasers. Inquire of W. G.
Schrier, Maynard Block, Athens. 39f
ough
the lands of the Consolidated Real
Estate Co npany and lands of the Lehigh
The has the best House
to
Valley Railroad Company to Lehigh ave-
nue; thence northerly od Lehigh avenue
to Hayden street; thence westerly on
Haydrao street Desmond street; | BY
thenes northerly on Desmond street Books; and a variety of Legal
to Lehigh avenue; thegee northwesterly | tor Justices and Coustables.
on Lehigh avenue to Cayuga street: |
thence westerly on Cavuga street to
Stevenson =" all in the Borough of | LENIGN AKD SCRANTON
Sayre, State of Pennsylvania, in accord-
ance with an Act of the General Assem-
bly of Pennsylvania, approved May 15th, |
1839, entitiad “An Act to enable Bor- |
oughs to construct sewage systems, |
asseas and collect the cost thervof;” and At the Lowest Possible Prices.
the cost thereof be paid by general tax- — :
ation, by an assesament levied upon all Orders can be left at West Sayre
the property subject to taxation in said | Store, both phones: Sayre Drug
borough. Said sewer to be constructed argh of di hel
in accordages with the plans and speoi- |
fications made by Williams & Whitman,
Ine. dated Sep. 1, 1805, and approved by | COLEMAN HASSLER,
the said Borough Couneil so far as it re- A
lates to a sanitary sewer only,
The foregoing Ordinance was unani- Maynard Maynard & Schrier
Attorneys and Counselors.
Council at a meeting held Monday even-
ing, July 2, 1606,
GEO. H. LACRY,
Attest President of Council,
H. H. MERCEREAU,
Secretary.
Approved July 3, 1908.
WM. CROSS,
Burgess,
'M.P. A. Block, Sayre, Pa. May-
| nard Block, Athens, Pa.
Iam
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rman cy
DR. F. J. GREEN
| Osteopathic Physician,
| Of Elmira, will be at the Norwood Hotel,
Waverly, every Friday from 9 to 2:80 p.
m. Acute and chronic cases treated,
| Consultation and examination free,
Uraduated under the foundes of the pro-
fession, Dr. A. T. Still, Kirksville, Mo.
Ordinance No. gs
An ordinance authorizing the increase
of the indebtedness of the Borough of
sand dollars,
Be it ordained by the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of Sayre,
Pa, and it is hereby ordained by the
authority ofgthe same: That two hun-
dred and fifty boads of one hundred dol- |
lars cach, bearing interest at the rate of
four per cent per annum, futerest payable
semi- annually, April 1st and October
1st, at the office of the treasurer of said |
borough and payable thirty years from
date, with the right of «aid borough to
redeem or pay any one orany number of
them after five years be issued. That
the proceeds derived from the sale of |
said bonds be used for the purpose of |
redeeming or paying off five thousand |
dollars of the present indebtedness of | Palater,
said borough and so much of the balance
|. L. BENJAMIN,
as may be necessary, shall be used for |
Decorator and Paperhanger.
the purpose of constructing the trunk |
line of a sewer for the sewer system of | worg dom promptly at res-
2 . { sonable prices,
said borough. That a tax of one mill on | >
the dollar of the adjusted valaation of | Realdence: . 120 Sproce Bta Athens, Pa
said borough bi levied mach year for the | Ss ]
payment of said indebtedosss until - CEMENT SIDEWALKS
is paid.
The foregoing ordinance was ugani-
mously adopted by the Sayre Borough | wy.n you want a cement side
walk laid in a first-class, durable
manner, call on Simeon Davis. You
Council at a meeting held Monday, July
8 wont il tt yrs of pa
Subscnbe for The Record.
2, 1908,
OEO. H. LACEY,
Attest President of Coupeil.
Approved July 3. 1a. all kinds. Bimeon Davis, Olive St,