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SATURDAY, AUGUST 4, 1006,
$3 50 to New York City
Popular Coach Excursion
Valley R. R. Tickets will be
Good only on special
above station at 10:00 p.m.
th; returning on special
New York, Wist 23d street
Lasting or edbromses hatsts
m., Jersey City 10:00. bag-
ll be checked on these tickets,
ity to visit New York
Resorts at a minimum
i. Amusements at Coney Island this
F greater than ever; all in full opers-
Bee Valley Ticket Agstis
Y Vacation —An Educator
Keuka Lake
& CO.
WAVERLY
- FRANK{E WOOD, Representative
| News and dvertising matter may be
| lott at Greggs Racket Store, Waverly.
| After 13 o'clock noon eall the malin
ution at Soyte, Valley Phos 138%,
. Miss Mary Toban is “visiting
| friends in Buffalo.
| Wm. H. Dumble of Chicago is
| visiting Waverly friends.
| Miss Marion Hamilton of Ham-
'mondsport is visiting H. R. Tal-
| madge.
There will be no services at the
Grace Episcopal church during
August
Miss Isabel Hymmond of Mans-
field is visiting Miss Ora King of
Fulton street.
Rev. W. H. Denslow will preach
at the chapel ia North Waverly
ry evening.
Assemblyman Sherman More-
land of Chemung county was in
Waverly yesterday.
The Waverly Boys band will
give a concert on the Norwood
varanda this evening.
Miss Janie Burr, who has been
visiting her former home here, re«
turned to Brooklyn today.
Mrs. S. L Russell, Mrs. C. T.
Lyons and Mrs, M. H. Mandeville
will go to Freeville tomorrow.
The Waverly base ball team will
go to Ithaca next Tuesday instead
of Wednesday as first arranged.
One lone drunk spent last mght
in the cooler and this morning
Justice Hoagland allowed him to
go.
Miss Eva Pursons,; who some
years ago was a teacher in the
here. 4
Mrs. Margaret Ball of Hones-
dale is visiting at the home of Mr
change of en-
quietude and
y not prepare for Erie
Lake special excursion
leaving Waverly at valy
east ward,
Rev.and Mrs Alanson Tilden
will leave Monday for a visit with
friends in Addison, N. Y, and
Osceola, Pa.
Fred IL. Corby of New York
city will preside at the Presby
terian organ at tomorrow morn.
Ing’'s service.
Mrs. Max Nochbar of NewYork,
who has been a guest in the home|?
of Lee Schwartz, will return to her
home Monday.
The Women's Missionary society
of the Presbyterian church met
were Miss Mame Finch and Mrs
E. C. VanAtta.
There will be a regular meeting
of Local 257, B I. L, Sunday at 3
p m. All memebers are requested
to be present as business of im
portance will be transacted.
John H. Murray, W. C. Buck,
W.W. Cardwell and Col. Gillen, al!
staunch Democrats but ardent ad
mirers of Hon, Byram Winters,
attended the Republican coaven-
tion at Owego yesterday.
Painful in its mildest form, quickly
lected, When feel the Bong n
io the muscles, the firstslight stifhess
in the joints take Bloodine. It acts im-
madistely on the Blood and Nerves, and
will positively care Rheumatism, how-
ever severe, by C. M. Driggs, Sayre,
Byram L. Winters Nominated
for Assembly—Dr. L. S. Be-
towski for Coraner :
Waverly—The Waverly dele
gates to the Republican county
convention at Owego yesterday
were very much in it and returned
last evening jubilant over the re-
sult,
Seward Baldwin was unanimous-
ly chosen chairman and accepted
the honor with a brief speech, and
presided over the deliberations ina
thoroughly business like mannsr
G. D, Genung was one of the sec-
retaries,
Attorney F, E Hawkes made
the no.ninating speech for Hon
Byram L. Wiaters for the Assem
bly, and Dr, William E Johnton
followed with a speech seconding
the nomination, which was carried
unanimously amid hearty applause
from the delegates.
President of the Village Law-
rence nominited De. Leon S Bes
towski for coroner and the nomi~
nation was carried without opposi-
tion, The many friends of the
hustling young doctor are extend.
ing congratulations today.
The Waverly men who were
elected to the state convention are
Hoo. B. L. Winters and Seward
Baldwin, with G. D. G:nung alter~
nate in case Senator T. C. Platt
cannot go, To the congressional
convention, O. H, Lawrence, B. L.
Wiaters, C. O. Hoagland and F,
E: Hawkes. Senatorial convention,
W. C. Farley and B. L. Winters,
Mr Winters introduced a reso~
lution which provided that each
elecgion district should have a reps
resentative on the county commits
tee to take effect at the next coun
ty convention. After some discus
sion, Mr. Winters withdrew his
resolution as he merely wished to
get it before the convention to
think over until next year,
GOES TO TOWANDA
Waverly—George C, McKenzie,
who has been representative of
the Binghamton Press for the past
two years, for Waverly, Sayre and
Athens, concludes his labors here
today. He has been elected sec-
retary of the Towanda Printing
company, and will assume his new
duties on Monday. The company
publishes the Towanda Daily Re-
view and a weekly called the Res
porter Journal,and his work will be
along the same line as at present.
Mr. McKenzie has made many
friends during his stay here, both
in a business and social way, who
will regret his departure. Heis a
newspaper man of ability and will
doubtless make a success in his
new Treld of labors.
75¢ to Elmira and Return
The Lehigh Valley Rallroad will sell
tickets Sutlost 12th. Special train stop-
ping at Eldridge Park in both direc-
tions, Leaves Sayreat 8:06 a m.; re-
toring leaves Elmira at 8:00 p,m. Tick-
ing and returning Suly ou
Sta fod train on date of issue. See Le-
high V Valley Ticket agents for further
particulars. « 68
Have You Ever Been
Oa an Erie Railroad excursion.
how the best people
Good clean coaches forall special trains,
Fast time Note the low rate to Betha
Lake next Sunday.
Excursions
ERIE RAILROAD.
$7.75 to New York and retarn Aug
29th, good 5 days.
10 day excursion aratoga a
Lake George, $5.00 Saratoga via
Erie RR. July 14th and Aug 18th. ™
75¢ to Binghamton and return,
Sunday, Aug. I2, and each alternate
y thereafter. Tickets good leav-
ing SUNY Sher at7:52and 10:88am 2
Holders of 0. A. R. Excarsioa Tickets
to Minneapolis will be granted a ten
da% Stop = over at Chicago on retarn Hr
Ree
Jamestown or Chan Ua passengers
lease note that the Erie Railroad Co.
8 now running a vestibule coach dally
on their train one through a Jamestown
without change of cars.
For farther particalars apply to —
Ticket Agent, iw. Clark
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Washiogs acd ironings to do at home.
Call at 115) North River St, Sayre.73-8¢
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Just AS PRESENTED IN THE NATION'S METROP
Where During its Phenomenal Inaugural Season of Five Weeks i
ited fo more than a ha'f million deli
itself to be
Rqually at Home in Haron and America—In close tonch™ with
source of original arenic endeavor, and alwaya the first to 1
seot the newest and latest novelties in Circus Divertisement.
HAS INTRODUCED - EVERY BIG FOREIGN FEATURE TO
Maintains its own European Agencies, and pays mors money
Line Acts than all other shows combined. Iis not a mere sho =
university of marvels —a national institution of universal wonders.
ITS LIKE HAS NEVER BEFORE EXIS
First time of the new and Dazzling Military and
Founded on the Russo-Japanese War—
PEACE iam
brant ant icturgof military and 1
try—fortunes expended
royal costumes and brilliantly ran el of war hundreds
rectly uniformed soldiers of all nations—sape:b impersonations; of
goddess of liberty and peacs, attended by regally appareled
waiting and fair trumpsters, in great go'den cars of state, with
handsomely caparisoned horses; elephants ad other led | animals.
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™ SUPRENELY | TI SESH. SIRPY
Big, bold displays of wondrous ingenuity and climax capping Im
+ The Dashing. Diving, Devil-Wagon's Fateful Flight
THE DIP OF DEA
A yonng lady looping the gap in an automobile, upside down—A fas
nating, fearful, furore creating sensation. Costs $100 a second,
and is worth it. Holds the audience spellbound, and sends
the audience away tingling with excitement.
The latest bicycle startler—new, novel, Beivy-=Last x winter's popular
preeminent Viennese sensations—The
TWO TWIRLS OF TERROF
Aerial somersaults by two , dextrous, danger scouting wheelmen—
Fearful, flitting flights and topsy turvy turns in mid air on
bicyeles—A revelation in sgaiagetuy cleverness.
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Mew sal Attractions joing Eve:
Presented in three rings, on two stages in mid air, and
podrome racing track, under the largest tent ever o
100 ACTS BY 300 WORLD FAMOUS AR
1200 people —500 horses—5 trains of cars—12 acres of {enta— three
of performing elephants —1({) cages of rare wild Roasts ~Only hard
iraffes—Lecord making aerial congress— Hero horsemen and su
orsewomen — Acrobajis marvels of two hemispheres— Special ¢
circus— Forty funny clowns— Biggest man on earth— Smallest pe
se | livo—Scandinavian Gypry dancers and musicians—Real Roman
= | drome— Racing glories of all -0 jon ympisg 4
leaping equine deat Pceloms 0s on ai
Several houses and lots for sale In de-
sirable locations in jtown.
suit purchasers,
Kobrier, Maynard Bl
Two performances daily, at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors
s.0pen ous hour
a tour of the menagerie, museums, and
lays and for the en
Reserved and privive but gests 1 xtra,
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ale show day at WT