$15 to $50.
GRAF
& CO.
AT the news that's fit to print”
DAY, SEPTEMBER 17 1908
Free Free
A. C, Trainor, Colcheatar, Conn.,
that a free mampls bottls of
i her when she was all
down, ne iss body bailder
toaio of wonderfal merit,
you have not tried it, you shoald
! The greatest systgn Tomioin
e world. Sick Kidooys sre Tonitifely
! br Bloodin®, . 8)id
omg ten
“Cheap Rates West
o Erie Railroad Is again offaring
Jow rates to the Picifis Coast and
jor western points. Inqairs of Erie
Agents or write J. H. Webster,
Pam Agt., Blairs, N.Y. 99-0ct30
Very Low Rates
Colonist tiekots are now on mle via
re to the Pacific Coast and
points. These rates are
Jow, and will be in effect un-
30th. All people desiring to get
he far west shou'd take advantage
' rates. Call on Brie Ticket
is, or J, H. Webster, Div. Pass. Agt,
KN. Y. #9-0ct30
101d Home Week at Bioghamton
Lah Valley Railroad will sell
ys 18.31: limitad for re-
Bept. 21, inclasive. Fare
Bayre $1.25. Tickets good going
on all trains except the
l Diamond F Express within prescrib-
limit. Bee Lebign Valley Ticked
for further particulars 109
Wes=k-Ead Outings
Batarday Sandays from J
ber 30ch, the Lehigh Val-
ha Lehigh Valley Railroad will issae
jcketa to Ithacs and return from Sayre
f above named low fare, account Tomp-
ins County Fair, Beptamber 25-28, Tick-
8 will be sold Sept. 25, 26, 27 and 25th;
jad for retarn oatil September Wh,
pivh, and will be good going acd
ing on all trains except the Ulack
within prescribed
. Hall rate tickets will be issued
Shildren. Bes Lehigh Valley Ticket
ts fer further particulars. 109
$2.00 to Dryden and Return
The lak Valley Rallroad will issae
and return, from Sayre
vey account Diyden Agri-
mi Society Fair, Bept. 18.21,
ste will be sold Sept. 18, 19, 20
Limited for retarn until
33, inclasive, aud will be good go-
on all tesios within
i limit. See Lehigh Valiey
Agent for tarsher particalarn,101
Valley Railroad will is-
Towanda and return from
named low
, dodount
t. 25, 26, 27 aod Wik;
a in-
b Food going and re-
ns exorpt the Black
within ribed
bs jssaed
phachl trains will he
: County Fair
Beadiond, and 27th, lev.
‘Turner's Inflammacine Ef-
fecting Cures That Are
Little Short of
Miraculous
Turner's Inflannmacine,
the new remedy that has
onths by E. LeRoy Burg
rf, 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, Inflammacioc 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 doc-
_|toring in the usual way.
Mrs. George Luther, 143
First street, Sayre, will be
the local agent and will
make a canvass of Sayre
every two months. Mrs.
Eliza Hoagland, 302 Des-
mond street, Sayre, is agent
for Bradford county. The
be obtained
from either of these ladies
at any time. It is made by
the E. B. Turner Company,
Bergen, N. Y. Read these
testimonials :
Sayre, Pa.
Mr. B. B. Turner,
Bergen, N. Y.
fear ear Sir:—I am 78 years old and
I have had the hay fever for the last
35 or 40 years, every year. I have
tried many doctors and remedies
and found only temporary relief.
Your agent left a box of Turoer's
Inflammacina on trial at my house
and the first application had the
most 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
good than any remedy I ever tried.
I now realize that I am perfectly free
from hay fever. If I could not get
another box of it, | would not take
ten times the cost of the box for it.
I would cheerfully recommend it to
a'l sufferers with hay fever.
s J. J. Post,
114 Plummer St, Sayre, Pa.
, Sept. 6, 1906
I commencsd using Inflammacine
for goitre and in less than a month |
could ses a great change in my neck.
I will gladly recommend Inflamma-
cine to all that are afllicted with
goitre, Mrs. E. A. Boggs,
469 Cayuta Ave. Waverly, N.Y.
So. Waverly, Sept. 4, 1906
Mr. EB. Turner.
About 28 years ago, after giving
birth to my oldest girl, I had a Milk
Leg was s'ck at that time for abouts
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.
Inflammacine at my house on trial.
I used it, found immediate relief,
and bought up what of the remedy I
could get of my neighbors. I 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. So. Waverly, Pa.
F.xcursions
RIE RAILROAD.
$3.00 to Niagara Falls and retorn.
‘gial train leaves Waverly 7:47am,
to return
10%
4.50 to Jerome, Ont, and return
Sept. 18th. Good to return Sept.
ist. 1
T5¢c Eimira and return Sept ITth
to 2ist inclusive account fair. 101
S155 to Mansfield, Pa, and return
t. 18th to Rist inclusive acecunt
fair. 101
$1.20 to Binghamton and return
Sept. IPth tv Rist Inclusive, accdunt
Old Home Week, 101
wits to Buffalo and return Sept. 23
and 3th, scoount Democratic Btate Con
vention,
forrrunner came
down the alsie to
ward him.
“Out again, in
again, on dgaln,
off again, Finne
gan” sald the
coffee and sploe
man, dropping his
two sample cases
cases in the space
between the re
versed seats. “Off
again and work
again and don't
you think of 2a
“Didn't get if, eh™
*1 didn't ask for it
confident now that I ald get it if
I asked for it, but I didn't feel that
way when ] saw the old man Talk
about your tough propositions! Ix
you think I'm lacking In nervel™
“You don't strike me that way
After the bluff you made In that game
at the Peechankie house I'd hardly
think it”
“Well, I'm a violet,” asserted the
coffee and spice man “I'm a timid
fawn when I go In and buck against
the old man with designs on the net
profits. I ain't new. [I've been with
my house for two vears now and |
ought to have rubbed the edge off my
1 feel pretty
“WITH A RADIANT, WELCOMING
SMILE"
shyness, but somehow I haven't
After every phenomenally successful
trip I've made (which means every
trip}, I've gone into the lion's den
with my mind madé up that I'd come
oul fired or raised and every time |
come out feeling grateful that I'm not
fired Oh, he's 38 wonder! He's the
smoothest proposition ever [ ran
across.”
“Turn you down bard?
“Not a turn. He sees you comisg
and he don't give you a chance to get
yourself turned down.
“1 go Inn He jumps op from his
desk with a radiant, welcoming smile
and grabs my band and shakes It til}
my cuffs work loose from the but
tons. Then he pulls out 8 chalr and
spins ft toward me and says: Tm
glad to see you, Blllister, very glad
I'm busy as 1 can be just mow, but
I've got to talk to you a little Let's
see!’ Then he pulls out his wateh
and looks at it. 'H'm, yes! Now
look here, I don’t want you to think
I'm finding fault with you 1 appre
ciate the work that you have been do
mg for me. Understand that Under
stand that distinctly Buof—'"
“Then he butts you?’
“You're dead right There's some
thing I've sold too low. ‘There might
be a little profit in the coffee at that
price and it's quite true we allow
our salesmen a little discretion In
such matters. But there doesn't seem
to be any good reason why we should
not have got from a cent to a cent
and a quarter more a pound for |t
A good salesman should be careful
about such matters. Speaking of care
fulness, there was that blll you sold
to Wrigley at Blilkeraville Now
Wrigley's rating isn't just what ft
should be, and Mr. Stebhsa'—Stebbs is
the credit man—'Mr Stebbs was rath
or worked up about that order. He
may pay for the goods—'
“1 looked him up at the. court
house, I says, ‘and he seemed to me
good for all 1 could sell him and
about $20,000 over. He's got a first
class reputation, too. Pald off every
cent he owed when he sold his land
asd got hold of a little cash.’
“That's as it may be’ he says.
“Understand, I'm not finding fault
with you. On the whole, perhaps,
you've done as well as could be ex:
pected. Perhaps better. But you
must understand distinctly that you
must be cautious. [| don't approve
of recklessness. Yeur order from
Gammer was a rather small one com:
pared with some he has given us’
“l1 explain that I stocked him up
to the limit only about a month be
fore and he says: ‘Keep on stocking
him to the limit. Don't relax just be
cause you have done fairly well once
before. I like our salesmen to keep
up a steady pace, not to do business
spasmodically. You think over what
I have sald on your run. And mow—
well, well, it's past. Go and talk with
Btebbs now. Good by.'
“He shakes hands again as friendly
as ever, but he's hurried. And you
know {t's time to go. Sometimes he
tells me a confidential tale of woe
about the falling off in business gem.
erally. I'm told that If you break
through his guard and get In your
request he asks you to put it in writ
ing, so that there will be a record
of It, If he can’t stave you off by tell
ing you that such things adjust them-
selves automatically. 1 have not got
beyond the first degree yet. But walt
till I go in from this trip”
“It was a pair of deuces you bluffed
on at the Peehankle house, wasn't it?
asked the lecathergoode man, insing
stingly —Chicago Daily News.
Hope for the Bald.
It is not hard to grow pew hair be
fore you are 50. Some day I'll give a
sure remedy for a steady growth. It
won't cost a cent, either, but I don't
want to become famous in the bale
growing business for awhile~N. TL
left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly,
After 13 noon call the malin
sms
re ——
W. B. Stamford ‘went to Ithhes
today.
Sunday in Elmira.
E. H. Northrop went to New
Brunswick, N. Y., today.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. LaRiew
spent Sunday at Plymouth, Pa.
A. Marks, the lightning calcu-
lator of Elmira, is in Waverly to-
day.
W. G. Westbrook of Susque-
hanna spent Sunday with Mrs. E.
L. Kanise,
Fred Pike has returned to Wa-
verly and resumed his duties in the
postoffie. :
Misses Nettie Swain and Marion
Harding returned from Lake We
sauking today.
F. G. Knise of Susquehanna is
visiting his son, E. L, Knise, of
Pleasant street.
There will be a Salvation Army
gally at the Methodist church next
Wednesday evening.
Camp 88, S. of V,, opens for
meeting again this evening, after a
two months’ vacation.
Miss Mame Upham has returned
to Waverly after visiting at Neath,
Pa,, for some time past.
Call at Lockerby’s barber shop
or fish bait. Also get a shave
and hair cut for 25c¢. 8g-25t
Carolyn H. Shear left this after-
noon for Indianapolis, to resume
her duties in the public schools,
Miss Elizabeth Crispin of Elmi-
ra, who has been visiting at the
home of Fred Pilgrim, returned
home today.
Mrs. H. B. Ingham returned to.
day after a visit at Herrick and
Towanda, Pa. Her mother, Mrs.
W. S. Lyon, came with her,
Mrs. Frank Beardslee and child-
ren will go to New York city to-
morrow to join Mr, Beardslee, and
will reside there in the future.
Mrs. John DeHart has returned
to her home at New Brumswick,
N. Y., after visiting her sister, Mrs.
E. H. Northrop, for some time
past,
Mrs. B. Freedman left yesterday
for Bethlehem, Pa., where she will
be the guest of relatives and
friends, Later she will go to New
York.
Dr. and Mrs, Charles E. Annas
bel leave for Philadelphia today to
attend the sixteenth annual meet-
ing of the American Electro Ther-
apeutic Association.
C. A. Neaves moved his old
lunch stand from its old stand to
day and placed it back of his pres
ent place of business where he will
use it as a store room,
A horse belonging to W. C Far-
ley was kicked by another while in
the stable yesterday and its leg
was broken in two places. It was
neccessary to shoot the animal.
All members of the Wyanoka
tribe, 339, Imp, O. R. M,, are re-
quested to be present at a special
meeting to be held tomorrow even-
ing (Tuesday) Arrangements will
be made for attending the three-
county 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 man named Hunt, who claim-
ed that he lived in Athens, was
“A deli
thors
North FE Phila.
The plot baffles the reader's in-
genuity and maintains his in-
terest te the very end.
thal SHAS = 4 3¥-
133 Lockhart St.
after paying $3 fine and promising
to give Wavesdy a wide berth ins
the figure.
1.0. 0. F. FR CLOSED
Waverly—The Odd Fellows fair
closed Saturday night and the
results are highly gratifying to all
who were conmected in any way
with the organization, There
were over 700 admission tickets
sold on the last night and the net
profits will probably exceed g1,000
The various contests resulted as
follows: For the $iso diamond
ring Frank Clohessy raised $257
and Wm. Gleason $37. For the
solid gold Odd Fellows charm
William Rockwell collected got
and Morris Hanford $37. For the
Odd Fellows gold ring J. B. Hanna
raised $2675 and E B, Snow
$21.50. For the Rebekah brooch
Inez” Griswold raised $5095 and
Agnes Snyder #3350 For the
past grand master regalia Samuel
Ayres raised $1355 and O. A
Baker $11.00. A lagge quanmty
of goods are still left and will be
auctioned off at some future date.
ENTRUSIASTIC MEETING
Waverly—There was a large
and enthusiastic gathering at the
union meeting of the Methodists,
Baptists and Presbyterians at the
Methodist church last evening.
The meeting was held for the pur-
pose of interesting people in the
cause of local option and the sup-
pression of the liquor traffic. The
talk of the Rev. Irving Bristol en
local option was very well received
and the singing of A. M, Thacher
was also much enjoyed.
Slum Child's Handicap.
The English vocabulary of a slum
child of, five, according to a Scottish
school faspector, contalus only two or
three dozen words. That of the aver
age child of she middle classes of the
same age is about 1000 words.
No Escape.
The London Lancet points out that
since it costs more to train a doclor
powadays fees should be higher. Al
ready overburdened by the cost of
living, we are threatened with an ia
crease in the cost of dying.
Doctor's Dignity.
Why should we tell patients what
we are giving them? Depend upea i
by so doing we lose our dignity‘as a
profession. The public now + thial¥
they know as™ much se the medical
man.~—Medical Times.
What's the Use?
“What a downpour!” ejaculated
Uncle Jack to his preity niece; “don't
be afraid to raise your skirts; there's
Luo one about to see you" “Thea
what's the use?’ inquired the preity
one, disconntentedly.
London Society in Trade
Three out otgevery fifteen shops im
the west end ‘of London are owned
by men or women In society, whe
either keep them under assumed
pames or have a large financhd inter
est in them.
As You Were Baying.
Ever notice In overhearing soraps
of conversation on lhe street that with
women It is nearly always something
about “he” and with més it is some-
thing about “IT"—Atchison Globe.
Baltimore American,
Far and away the best work of
Mary B. Wilkins-Freaman.
Pittsburg Dispatch.
man interest, charming love in-
Tost extraordinary action and
deepest mystery. ;
Sayre. Pa.
Sterling, Dockash,
Happy Thought
and Lehigh Stoves
and Ranges
From $10 to $75.
We repair stoves
and furnaces.
BOLICH BROS.,
HARDWARE
OSBORN’S LIVERY
Heavy and Light Draying and Moving
Baggage called for and delivered In
any part of Sayre, Athens and Waverly,
and all kinds of team work attended
promptly, Livery
207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 308x
H. TUTTLE, NM. D.
Specialist
Araaiae luujted 10d
8 p.m. Office and
Eimer!Ave. Valley ‘phone
DR. F. J]. GREEN
Osteopathic Physician,
Of Himira, will be at the Norwood ao,
Waverly, s every Friday from NY 350 &
Coomitation dnd" sramizaizn fre. 0°
reeion. Dr AT, BAIL Kirra ao, in
A.E.BAKER,
Carpenter and Builder.
17 Pleasant 8t. Waverly, NH. Y.
A.].GREEN
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER.
Plans and Estimates Furaished
£3 Sbeveneon Bb, Valisy Phone 218y
A. H. MURRAY, M. or
SPECIALTIES:
Diseases of the Eye, Har, Noes and
Throat, and the Proper Fitting of Glass-
ea. Hours—0-13; 1-5; 7-8; Sundays by
sppolntment, Officn, Whealock Block.
oss at ol
Read The Record.
CEMENT SIDEWALKS
| em ipe—
Girl for "general houm
of three. $250 a week.
street, Athens.
A girl for
quire 502 Linoola
Men to learn the
ply mmedistely.
Co., Waverly.
For Rent
House to rent - ip
Waverly, modern
quire a, H Goff, overly.
S-room house on
Warren, South Waverly, :
tic fe cellar snd city water, Posses-
sion given October 1st. Inquire of W.
L. Watrous, Waverly, N. Y. 14
Four rooms for light
Inquire of FP. EK Bmith, West
Plumber.
Housekeeping rooms for rent, No. 519
West Lockhart street. Inquire on
hig ¥va
For in the
rent, office rooms Wheslonk
Two offices for rent in the Maney &
Page blook. Ned
Cards For Sale.
fits alloy Reourd bas in stosk jibe
For Rent
For Sale
Private Offies
Please Do Not Ask
Pirated Revue
Advertise in The Record.
for Oredid
Admittance
H. H. Mercereau,
Attorney-at-Law
Hotary Public
Special atbention to Pension Papers.
Valley Phone 11 X.
13 Desmond Birest.
LEHIGH VALLEY R. ID
(in ofa May ig, nb.)
Trains leave Sayre se follows:
Wiggin
mock, By Towtnta, Tuks
Alle
Baltimore and Washington.
Nay for Tunkhan-
or, Tuli cite eu
Au
Hew
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