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Valley Record
SDAY, BEPTEMBER 11 1808
Free Free
A. C, Trainor, Colchester, Conn.,
8 that a free mample bottle of
be her when she was all
v ine is a body builder
tonic of wondeefal merit,
have not tried it, you should
“an
are itivel
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0 and Return
th Valley Railroad will issue
to and retarn from Sayre
; low fare, account Tioga
Fair, Bept, 11th-14th. Tickets
sold Sept. 11, 12, 13 and 14th;
for return until Sept. 15th, in-
and will be good guieg and re-
on all traine, within prescribed
Hoe Valley Ticket Agents
os partioniuen. for
o Buffalo and Niagara Falls
rebarn. The Lehigh Valley Rail-
‘will sell tickets Sept. 12th, at above
Jow fare from Sayre limited for
antil . 13th, inclasive, Tick-
1 be going aod returning on
ins, except Lhe Black Diamond Ex-
within ibed limit. Bee Le.
all Ticket Agents for faxtiaer
ar I
Notice to Contractors
pe is hereby given that the un-
d récaive bids for the cou-
a hose house on Mile Hill,
bids must be received on
10th day of September
ilding committee reserves
to reject any orall bids, D.
of bailding com-
Welles avenue, Atlitus;
Rates West
lroad Is again offering
the Pacifie Coast and
nts. Inquire of Erie
write J. H. Webster,
Elmira, N. Y. #00130
Valley Railroad will
ber 2d and 16th; good
on special train on
Special train leaves
m.; returning leaves
Ha! p. m. Half tickets
for ebildren. For farther par-
rs saa Lehigh Valley Ticket
: I
10 a.
8
- Week-Ead Outings
$15 to $50.
& CO.
REMARKABLE REMEDY
{ Turner's Inflammacine Ef-
| fecting Cures That Are
Little Short of
Miraculous
| Turner's Inflammacine,
‘the new remedy that has
‘been introduced in this val-
ley within the last few
months by E. LeRoy Burg
Dorf, seems to have gained
a strong hold on the popular
favor as evidenced by the
testimonials that follow. The
remedy has been used by
some of the employes of The
Record, and gave good re-
sults. Inflammacine is a
certain cure for piles, and
Mr. Burg Dorf will be
pleased to refer sufferers
from piles to persons who
have been cured by Inflam-
macine after years of doe-
toring in the usual way.
Mrs. George Luthdr, 143
make a canvass of Sayre
every two months. Mrs,
Eliza Hoagland, 302 Des-
mond street, Sayre, is agent
for Bradford county. The
remedy can be obtained
from either of these ladies
at any time. It is made by
the KE. B. Turner Company,
Bergen, N. Y. Read these
testimonials :
Sayre, Pa, Sept. 6, 1906
. Turner,
Bergen, N. Y.
Dear Bir —I am 78 years old and
I have bad the hay fever for the last
35 or 40 Neo every year. I have
tried many“ gdoctors and remedies
and foand y temporary relief.
Yoar agent lea box of Turner's
Inflammacine on trial at my house
and the first application had the
mos! soothing effect. From the sec-
ond or third application it retarded
the sneezing and discharge from
my nose and eyes completely. After
one week's treatment it did me more
pond than any remedy I ever tried.
now realize that I am perfectly free
from hay fever. If I could not get
another box of it, | would not take
ten times tha cost of the box for it.
I would cheerfully recommend it to
all sufferers with hay fever.
J. H. Post,
111 Plummer St., Sayre, Pa.
Mr. E.
I commenced using Inflammacine
for goitre and in less than a month I
could see a great change in my neck.
I will gladly recommend Inflamma-
cine to all that are afflicted with
goitre. Mrs. E. A. Boggs
469 Cayuta Ave. Waverly, N.Y.
So. Waverly, Sept. 4, 1906
Mr. E. B. Turner.
About 23 years ago, after giving
birth to my oldest girl, I had a Milk
Leg, was sick at that time for about 6
months. Then after 11 years ulcers
broke out on both limbs and I have
suffered from them ever since with-
out finding any remedy to heal them.
Your agent left a box of Turner's
Inflammacine at my house on trial.
I used it, found immediate relief,
and bought up what of the remedy 1
could get of my neighbors. 1 have
now used three boxes which have
completely healed the ulcers and
sores which I have been unable to
heal for 19 years. I can cheerfully
recommend your remedy to all wom-
en who are suffering from milk leg,
and will be glad to answer any cor-
respondence from anyone in regard
to my miraculous cure.
Mrs. Maggie Billing,
139 Pitney St., 80. Waverly, Pa.
LOONIS OPERA HOUSE
Week Commencing
MONDAY, SEPT 17.
The Greatest Stock Company in
Existence.
GASPARD BROS.
N. Y. STANDARD STOCK CO.
In a repertoire of new melodramatic
productions and new vaude-
Ladies Monday Night 15¢.
News and advertising matter may be
left at Gregg’s Racket Store, Waverly,
After 13 o'clock noon call the mals
office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 138X,
“Devil's Island” tonight at Oak
Grove park.
G. S. McGlenn is in Troy today.
Owen Hoyt is ia Syracuse today
H. C. VanDuzer is in New York
city.
Miss Cora Bingham is visiting
at Syracuse,
Inspector Albertson spent yester-
day on his farm at Chemung,
Max Shoemaker was in Bing.
hamton yesterday on business,
The regular monthly meeting of
the G. A. R. will be held tonight.
John Christic has purchased a
house and lot from Mrs, Lane on
Fulton street.
The Boys' band is playing at the
Tioga county fair at Owego today
and tomorrow.
Mrs. Charles W. Woodward of
Corning is visiting Mrs, Frank Lee
of Clark street.
Call at Lockerby's barber shop
or fish bait. Also get a shave
and hair cut for 25c. 8g.25t
“Devil's Island” tonight at Oak
Grove park.
Leo Warren and Miss Minnie
Warren left this afternoon for a
short visit at Niagara Falls,
Brick are being laid on the
Fulton street pavement and the
strect will soon be open to traffice.
Ray Brooks has gone to Brook-
lyn where he has secured a very
desirable position with an electri-
firm.)
Rev. H., B. Cook came home
from Ocean Grove to conduct the
funeral of Mrs. Charles Mills this
afternoon.
M. O'Brien attended the reunion
of his regiment at Wilkes-Barre
yesterday. About 150 of the vet
erans were present,
The Packer band has decided to
accept the offer made to them to
attend the centennial at Bingham-
ton for three days next week.
Empire Lodge No. 32, M. P. A,
will hold a box social next regular
meeting, { September 19, at Red
Men's hall. Ladies bring a box of
eatables, All are invited,
“Devil's Island” tonight at Oak
Grove Park,
The Tioga hose company met
last night and decided to hold
drill on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings of next week
in preparation for the Valley fire-
men’s convention,
Remember you can get a quart
of old Bourbon whiskey at Dunn's
bottling works for soc, the same as
you pay a dollar for elsewhere, and
a quart of Ohio and California
wines for 25c. Both phones,
Erie street, Waverly. 6t
A number of Erie officials were
in town today with a view to low-
ering the Pennsylvania avenue
bridge, as asked by the village.
The proposed pavement over the
tracks at Fulton street was also
a matter of inspection.
Following are some of the Wa-
verly people who attended the fair
at Owego today: Miss Agnes
Sayder, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Tozer,
Mrs. Frank Persons, Miss Clema
Hoyt, Edward Ellis, Matthew Mc-
Guffie, and Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Wol
coft.
George Spurr and wife of Puealo,
Wash., who formerly resided in this
part of the country, but who went
west 17 years ago, are visiting at
the home of John Falkner. Mr,
Spurr is very glad of the opportu~
nity to see his old friends but he
could not be induced to reside here
Prices--10,.20, 30 ‘and 50c,
f
|
ed for Sayre.
The Rev.and Mrs, E. Palmer
of Litchfield were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. C, A. Neaves yester~
day. Mors. Palmer has just return-
ed from a trip to Toronto, Canada,
James Clohessy has secured the
services of the Boys band to lead
the Waverly fire department at the
convention to be held in Sayre
on next Thursday. He is looking
for another, but has not yet been
able to find one.
CROWD NUCH LARGER
Waverly—The crowd that at-
tended the I. O. O. F. fair last
night was even larger than that of
the night before, and a larger sum
was also realized, The fair, is a
success so far in every particular,
All the booths were well patrons
ized, but the fish pond proved to
be especially attractive. The Boys
band gave one of its usual popular
concerts, which pleased everybody.
The indications are that the
crowd tonight will even prove
larger than that of last evening.
TRUSTEES MEET TONIGHT
Waverly—The trustees of the
village will meet tonight for the
purpose of passing a number of
ordinances that will come up at
that time. This is the result of a
movement that was started some
time ago to have all the old ordi-
nances gone over, the dead ones
repealed, and to pass any new
ones that were needed,
BURIED TODAY
Waverly—The fun of Mrs,
Charles Mills, who died last Mon-
day evening, was held this after-
noon from her late home on Che
mung street at 4 o'clock. The
Rev. H, B. Cook conducted the
service, and the remains were
buried at Forest Home cemetery,
SIEDLCE HORRORS
A Refugee From Devastated
Town Tells His Story.
BRUTALITY OF RUSSIAN SOLDIERY.
Fleeing From Massacre Unfortuanates
Make Thelr Way Through Wreck-
ed Streets Where Dead and
Dying Lay Uncared For.
ST. PETERSBURG, Sept. 12 A ref-
ugee from Siedice, Interviewed bere,
tells the following story
“I was staylug Saturday at the Ku-
pleckl hotel in Siedice. Suddenly, at 9
o'clock in the evening, 1 heard two
shots which were at once followed by
a volley. In a few moments a number
of Jewish women and children rushed
into the hotel, pursued by soldiers.
“The shootiug coutinued for an hour
and then came to an end. Then the
only noise from the streets was the
crylog and moaning of the wounded
At midnight several soldiers passed the
bouse sloging martial songs. 1 learned
that troops had been searching houses
In an effort to discover two members
of the terrorist band
“To this end they went through the
Wiktorja hotel and pillaged the wine
room. They got drunk rapidly and,
coming out on to the streets, began
wholesale murder aud plunder.
“At 2 o'clock Sunday morning ter-
rorists who were defending a house
on Plenkna street threw a bomb at
the soldiers. Batteries were at once
brought Into play and bombarded
houses on Plenkna and Warsaw
streets, The Kupleck! hotel, where 1
was staying, was destroyed. Refugees
were fleeing through the streets, and
as they ran the soldiers were constant
ly firlog volleys at them,
“Il ran with the others and managed
to reach a church In safety. Here 300
fugitives, most of them wounded, al
ready had congregated. This was ‘¢t 4
o'clock Bunday morning. I had passed
down Sokolowka and Polvwa streets
and found that the market place bad
been burned.
“At the end of two days lack of food
and water forced the refugees In this
church to leave it. We made our Way
through streets covered with debris.
There were many dend bodies and
wounded persons lying about. We
finally reached the village of Roskossz.”
This refugee would not give his
name, as he feared persecution at the
bands of the police.
Were Instructed For Dix, |
GLENS FALLS N.Y. Sept 12,-At
the Wasbhiugton county Democratic
convention at Salem the deleghtes to
the state convention were lostructed to
present the name of John A, Dix of
Greenwich for guvernor and vote for
him as long as there was a possibility
i &
The New York World.
A delightful romance —the au-
thor's t success.
North American, Phila.
The plot baffles the reader's in- |
genuity and maintains his in-
terest to the very end.
Baltimore American.
Far and away the best work of
Mary E. Wilkins-Freeman. |}
Pittsburg Dispatch.
This really great novel of hu-
man interest, charming love in-
terest, extraordinary action and
deepest mystery.
!
133 Lockhart St.
AT THE LOOMIS
The now historic wedding of
King Alfonso and Princess Ena of
Battenberg —especially historic be-
cause of the attempt at assassina-
tion—is one of the most notable of
many great features to be repro-
duced by Lyman H. Howe in
Loomis Opera House on Saturday,
Sept. 15. The day was a beautiful
one and therefore the pictures are
of the finest photographic quality,
Not the least interesting part of
them are those parts showing the
vast throngs of spectators, provin-
cials, citizens, foreigners, the dis-
play of troops and body guards in
historic uniforms. The streets are
shown in their most gorgeous
decorations. Heading the proces-
sion are the nineteen curious gala
coaches of the lords and ladies of
the court, each drawn by eight
white horses gaily caparisoned.
Next in order the pictures reveal
the twenty-two state coaches con-
taining the time-honored grandees
of Spain. Then comes the crown
coach occupied by King Alfonso
and their to the throne. Closely
following this is the dainty coach
bearing Princess Ena,
At the cathedral, the historic at-
tendants of the Spanish kings and
ecclesiastics add not only a splens
dor, but a brilliancy and interest to
these great scenes that cannot pos-
sibly be imagined. Senators, depu-
ties and the diplomatic corps still
heighten the effect.
LOCAL MENTION
M. Hawley of Binghamton, a
brother of James Hawley of this
place, was brought to the hospital
yesterday and this morning under
went an operation for appendicitis.
While pushing his automobile
out of the storm into the barn yes-
terday aiternnon W. R. Raymond
sustained a severe strain of the
right leg. He will be laid up for
several days on account of the in-
jury.
The W.C. T. U. meets at the
home of Mrs, L. M, Bostwick, 112
North Wilbur avenue, Thursday,
Sept. 13, at at 2:30. All members
are requested to be present to hear
the reports from the county con-
vention.
A. N. HURRAY, M.D.
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Eye, Rar, Nose and
Throat, and the Proper Fitting of Glass-
es. Hours-0-12; 1-5; 7-8; Sundays by
appointment. Office, Wheelock Block,
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Read The Record.
A.E.BAKER
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant 8t. Waverly, K. Y.
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Notary Public
Spselal shbention to Penston Papers,
Valley Phone 11 X,
Sayre, Pa.
Wanted carting to do. Leave orders
104-8
P. O. Box 143, Waverly, N.Y Adacess
. O. Box 143, Waverly, N.Y, w
salary sud references, : 100
Carpenter work, new or repair jobs,
by day or contract. J. OC, Wood, 507
Maple street, Sayre. 103-1
avenue. Valley phone 101y.
Young man stenographer.
Every woman
needs a good
shear. A cheap
shear or scissors
18 never econom-
ical, never stays
oo sharp. never giv-
es satisfaction, As a household
shear we can guarantee that Wiss
shear will give better satisfaction
than any other. Call and see them.
We have all kinds and sizes.
rey
USL IRU an (ELIA IES
ONE
COMPLETE
LINE OF
CUTLERY AT
BOLICH BROS.,
HARDWARE
GC. J. Kiron,
SAYRE'S LEADING
DRAYMAN.
Especial care and prompt at-
tention given to moving of
Pianos, Housshold Goods, Safes
otc.
HILL & BEIBACH
CAFE
Lockhart St.
Sayre.
H. TUTTLE, NM. D.
Specialist
Practice limited to diseases of the Rye,
Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses socurately
fitted. Hours 10 to12 a.m, 2t0 6, 7 to
EaiA on Valley ‘phone aa Baus
DR. F. ]. GREEN
Osteopathic Physician,
ry a he Norwued Motu)
a tol:
me An aad Chale aa) b
Consultation and examination free,
Graduated under the founder of the pro-
feasion, Dr. A. T. Still, Kirksville, Mo.
Read The Record.
G. H. GOFF
Is now ready to farnish
Pure Reservoir Ice to
Sayre patrons.
Both Phones, Waverly.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
When want a cement side-
age at Unger & Ellis’, clothiers, Waves
ly, N. Y. 1028
Kooms for light housekoep! the
Misses Gerould Loeation Plog a in
West Bayre oron Mile Hill, near street
car line, 102.8%
Housekeeper, elderly woman for a
widower on farm, To home fot sight
pasty. Address A. B. C, Valles
0
01-8*
A girl for general housework. Ean-
ar Lincoln street. 11
Men to learn the paint business. Ap-
ly immediately. A. H. Thomas Paint
Waverly. 95-1
An outside man. Enquire at Packer
hospital. 85-41
Rooms first floor over Unger & Ellis’
store, Waverly. 100-8
House to rent on Caldwell avenue,
Waverly, moderu improvements. In-
quire of G, H. Gon, Waverly. 107-8
Foar rooms for light housekeeping.
Inquire of F. E. Buith, West Bayre
Plamber, 105-24
Housekoeplng rooms for rent, No, 818
West Lockhart street. Inquire on pro.
ise,
For rent, office rooms in the Wheeloak
Bloek. Ww
Two offices for reat in the Maney &
Page bloak. ned
Cards For Sale.
(Ln effect May 13, 1906.)
Trains leave Sayre as follows:
Daily for
. fae Towsads, Tunak
ork, Baltimore and Weskiagtay,
. PAM. Dally for Towasda, oes nan
t . Bare, jo
2d it Springs, Mauch Chunch ‘Allentown,
. New York and Philadelphia, «
ns Towads, lve:
’ New X Dushore, A
. AM (werety 1 rh Daily
$0 seek he fe
0005S a
. CR (Waverly 12:33 P. M) Dally
Sammit
fleas
RL Dally, Jack Diamend
Slims a
Yl Mom fon
ville, Tuskhannoek,
1:58
®
ne
A.M. Dally fur Geneve, Rochester os:
A.M. Week days for Loskwood,
® Van Biten A
Pall; Detrolt and Chi-
ogo.
9:18 fag Sm ois, eae ey
) Fa Detroit, Cheng, a oe
sre Fuss Tate; Dutra, caiesn,
Jude
Sm er,
" Wisgars
3:40
Burdett (Watkin Versi, Lad, Sop
Counects for Auburs days and
a Mian
points west.
En En
for A reek days only)
P.M. for er,
Daily Geneve, Rochester, Buf
Jo tien Slam
only.
P.M. Dally, Mack Diamond
| Genevt and Mandhaster.