GRAF Furniture and Undertaking. Cor. THE NATIONAL BANK OF SAYRE. Oapital - $50,000.00 Surplus - $12,000.00 We solicit your Banking basl- ness, and will pay you three per ost. 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 small, draw the sacze rate of interest. BH. B. SAWTELLE, Cashier. The Valley | Record J. H MURRELLE, Publisher. wT CAREY, Editor. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 31 1%08. Free Free Mrs. A. C, Trainor, Colchester, Coan., writes that a free sample bottle of her when she was all as doy ine is a body builder and system tonic of wonderful merit, aod if you have not tried it, you should The greatest system Touic in the world. Sick Baek Ridaays are positivel Siig BY leading. Sold by C. M. Driggs, Sayre. Piles! Piles! Piles! Dr. Williams' Indian Pile Ointment Bleeding, Ulcerated and It absorbs the tumors, tohing at once, acts as a 3h liching relief. Dr. Wil- Pile Ointment is prepared for ne and Jeehlag of the private Every box Is Sold by arseginia oy mall, for 50c and $1.00. Mr So Prop's, Cleveland, 0. For sale by C. M. Driggs, druggist. Try an ad ins The Record sr e——— Merchants who desire a change of their advertisements in the The Record must have the copy this officc not later than six o'clock on the day previous to the day itis to appear in new form. advertising on the same diy that fhe copy is brought to the office Bear this in mind. FRIDAY, NOV. 2 The Greatsst of all Comedy Stccesses, the Mountain Climber and Before and After, with WM. ROBERT DALY And an Admirable Company. N.Y. Herald 58y8 & CO. of Broad St. and Park Ave., Waverly. WAVERLY FRANK E. WOOD, Representative News and advertising matter may be left at Gregg's Racket Store, Waverly. After 11 o'clock noon call the main office at Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X, H. B Iagham was in Bing hamton Monday Mrs. Connors of Providence street is seriously ill, Martin Eisbree of Windham was Judge C. O. Heagland is having la new floor laid in his office | i J. T. Sawyer entertained a num- ber of his fricnds at dinner last evening Fred Collin, a leading attorney of Elmira, wis in Waverly this morning. Mrs. Elizabeth McDaniels has returned home after visiting friends {at Buffalo. Miss Mabel Cummings is in New York ci'y where she will visit friends for two weeks Hon. Sherman Moreland of Van Ettan was in Waverly on legal business this moraing. If you love your wife, buy her a Drop Light of the Gas company. Fifty per cent off this month, sain Headaches relieved by proper glasses Trea, eyesight =} apt ducers would be broken and that great ycu will have tolook all over the industry would be allowed to expand face of creation the next morning before you will b= able to find it, If while sitting comfortably 1a your naturally room you suddealy hear a sound Mr. Emery had charge of this bill in the state senate and his heart and soul like violent thunder in close t mats er othe a-ticies with the legisla- SCs advocacy of it brought upon him the bigger attacks of such Standard Oil or- gans as the Oil City Derrick, then as 3 ‘ now ever ready to do the bidding of to yOu G3 not gl CXCLCC, 114g magers The bill was, of course, is only a boy with a string on a|vigorously opposed by all the machine spoel which combinatioa is senators, thelr special spokesman be- = : | ing George W. Delamater, of Meadville, monly called a ticktack You will |,» subservient tool whom Quay se- not be able to k:ep th» Cxbbage jected as his candidate for governor . : y who went down in Inglorious stumps and ant quited vegetables Robert E. Pattison, and after the disgraceful failure of bis banking retired to well deserved vb=curity on the Pacific Alter sing bitterly fought the Daa'’t swear at) for final 9, 1887 prex . tmly com € in 1886 defeat before off your porch whatcver precau tions you may Hike, $9 J 1st sweej them off the keep still about it the tough youngster who hives in the next block tyr doing it either Probably ths nice boy next door and with yo who 15 the target at should hurl your who house coast next merning and], action io the senate on April The excitement was intense, which were unan- seut down a ind the oll regions imously for the measure, delegatic refiners to appeal for its passage A contemporary accoynt gives an in- teresting story of the debate poticed that even then ago, the Standard's organs were clrcu- lating the they have campalsn has don languags BEAR THIS LECTURE |= © Mr. Emer read the bitter him by the Oi ( communication Meadville Trit f hares of the charge who lives] iarge who sympathizes 4 next moraing 1s the one which you cyndemnation had gid lle revamped for the present He showed its falsity then since, in the You can't stop it and so you better take it and § keep stil. as ues ym him The ceded Ly charges made ity Derrick; from himself to une denying This charge, remembered, set forth that Mr. Emery had offered to sell in Philadelphia to company for said that if they prot If Waverly seeple realized what ata treat they have in store in the lecture that will bz delivered at tho Baptist church this cvening by Russell H. Conwell of Pailadel- phia, few of them would let the opportunity to hear him pass b, tage of it. He is one of the most pleasing orators] or a 1 before the publ the Standard To OU would give without taking adva Logzar c teday H. mix~s| partner etlin d I “th ig af hi=id at the tandard people w 1 . F aE + 2 aay a whol~ CONnt=11s A ess Nn] Standard had offered to buy the Mr rand WR forth that the con- were humor ar TE ard the that his auditors wil 5 lc ICS, reflu never forget ALC Rive y 4 provided all fric- Mr. Emery five year The money he makes on his lec cnrich hm in the least, but goes toward the sup port of striving to obtain an education ould cease ture tours dos not {te of my earned and Titasvill are Jeet subsidized viliiflers, « } I lie In my teeth of aamel Herald, poor studen's wio barge Wolpe ¢ ¢ ol my into my very house, to all Wavertso The funeral of [Tarr |rUitnent from the almost every Pacific to the son Carpenter, who died last Sun. me since day, took plac: yesterday afternoon | and twice robbed me of The service was conducted by the Rev. H. B. Cook and the remains] this floor hy telling | y Ode Kor were taken to Tioga Point ceme lov ¥as a ‘boodie-1a He 2 no Lusi pon this floor for bunal : vy =t with 7! people wed 1872 my home who has villitied me tery anding ey nen hel fhousands of hey are too pos rtorid lid so barefooted to poverty by walk n s tuey They ha | the nefarious practice charges of this gigantic NEW YORK WOR!D European courts +, just now, being charmed by a y urg Amen! gona { can girl not yet out «f her tcens,| the Standard -~ > { opportunities Ske has fairly hynotiz d the effcte] 007 0 0 onle monarchs and their co Those who kpow great charms, having un. | Submit to you, senators > right In defending my precedented honors showered her. She is a new York girl, and | this measure right or wrong. 1 here,’ exc ye . Mr. Emery . v : 5 w it will be a matter of pride for New| 00 le a man to Yorkers, as well as all Americans scoundrels fu court to read about her aed ture. been driven monopoly # and cents long I rize In ago who do not Know need urts by her ‘| and 13 character sce her pics ter with them they lled Among many other most down the gauntlet and dare them, interesting [catures, this will be af defy thew, to take it into court ! 3 part of next Sunday's New York open the doors of the these charges | make World Jook men in the face about Vice president C. A. Midcleten, General Passenger Agent Charles H. Lee, District Passenger Agents Heller and Millspaugh, and Mr. Titus, superintendent of the Auburn division of the Lehigh Valley Rail. publication and sald Mr don’t bLelleve charges.’ for them that | make my defence, for people who do not know me Be cause 1 am here In defense jaw, I submit that I should not be famed by these villifying articles may say, why don't you sue these There is something refreshing, after the lapse of nearly 20 years, to read cover those passionate words of Mr. Emery in behalf of his own good nama and in advocacy of a measure intended | to check monopoly anf benefit the oll | industry of Pennsylvania. There is a stirring ring about them thal speaks! the thoroughly bonest and sincere man | aroused to furious ladignation by the | wrongs which he vainly seeks to cor-| rect. And how precizely similar Stan. | dard Oil tactics was in 1557 to those! followed today. Viilification of charac- | ter, bribery and the subsidizing of ve- | nal newspapers. Lewis Emery, Jr, {8} fizhting the battle of the people in 1904 | just as he did in 1587, and this time the forces of right and justice will triumph over those of darkness and po- Htical iniquity PENROSE AS ‘THE ISSUE Election of Emery Will Mean Political | } Death of the Boss. The real issue In the tion, every voter In. Pennsylvania should understand, is not a personal one between Stuart and Emery, but is between relf-respecting independence and bossism. The fight that is being made against Stuart is not against that gentleman personally, for the ex-may- or 1s an amiable and kindly individual who would not knowingly hurt the feel. ings of a fly. but against the malign influence, the Penrose machine, that, thoroughly appreciating his weakness of character, placed him in the fleld as a mask for its operations Boles Penrose is the real Issue, that discredited boss political existence, not for the election of Stuart His only interest in that candidate is by him as a possible dis- penser of state patronage to enable the senator to strengthen his weakening grip upon the state. The boss’ term Ip the United States senate will expire In March, 196%, and all the state senators who are to be chosen his year will have a voice in the selection of his suc. CEES0T inter- ested In securing the tion of as many puppets as he can control now, and in 1905 when the next legislature will be cho=en, he trusts to the excite ment of a presidential election to carry into office a majority that can be tricked or coerced into sending him back to the senate for a third term The way to defeat these machinations of the boss is to oust him now. Sena- tors should be clected who will refuse to vote for him If a candidate In 1508, and a governor chosen who will not al- jow the high offic state to be used as a means for strengthening the Penrose machine The tion of Emery will mean the political death of Bojgs Penrose and his disappearance as a boss for all time. After two years of clean, honest government the people of Pennsylvania may be confidently re. Med upon to give the finishing touches to this hectoring poiltician In 1908 But the be must be made now, and thi in only be done by the elec. tion of the fusion state ticket and a legislature that does not wear the Pen. caliar coming elec and is fighting for his The senator is deeply els ea of the inning rose Tramp five-dol ‘racti ho! Found an offic Gimme five dol 1 and lil throw ‘im o Thanks. Ta, ta!"™—N..Y Diecouraging “What we watt,” sald the reformer, “is a system of government in which graft is impossible weéred Sorguum “but exen were ich tained, it would not rogue would corner the market "—Washington Sta ition at- Linposaible “He's too Igporant to jury?!’ I know a gre he 1s Ten px tbl Yep, I kn be a life insurance -Houstun Pos’ iter Iguor tao) 4 man ampan Of Recent Date “Now, Tommy iid t) ent, "who wa handwriting “The Tommy, "an pencil, an Lept Dally News that on the teacher prot id 1 did it with my new me in."—Chlic Not the Original Issue, Muggin I hear yo bout to take a flyer in matrimonial bond Huggins Yes bouds Muggins— What's the answer? Huggins I'm engaged to a widow, — Chicago Daily News I Aare second mortgage Nothing I make ti young giris gigkle Gld men £9 mad at me Oh, can’t 3 rid y riddle I'm Nothing n't ye — Philadelphia Press U see” NOT SO VERY BASE If your dealer hasn't it, Bolich Broa, have | LENIEN AND SCRANTON COAL A the Loses | Corder enn b= 12 are, beth yin Tires at Scyre, cot Euan KS 1-4} Pron Want 33» Insert od by leg a todger accetct sith The Record mart Yo paid for when ordered printad Te pe-iviv iy cannot charge want ads stely— tra expo: of look [ean oT Ari © oilseting Ye eri; iy ont ul op rélon to the amount Involved bp the traanetion. SSIS IISSS=ET ES srapa not Cav ndiac ria Ca'dz Por Sal valley Reoond ard sigas: Tie nllcwing Por Sept Zor Ss Private Offer Pleses 150 Not Ask Pocitively No 24 Parnlabh=d Poon arding WANTED Every Faday night at the How ard Elmer Hose house, Maple street, West Sayre. opposition to SOc lism bam [on gtooX [tw There is no nock nor cor- ner where The Valley Rec- ord does not circulate ee ee | Auditor's Notice The Eaves Bailding and Loan Assozia- ticn va. Mahlon Johrston, Nancy Jobns ton, J. E. Allen and Neltie Allen, No. £0, September Term, 1006, Notice is hereby given that the under signed, an aadifor appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County, to distribute the fonds arisiug from the sale of the real estate of the above named defendants, by the Sheriff of Liradford County, will attend to the daties of his appointment at his cflice roots, Nos, 4 ard §, Elmer Block, No. 105 Lockhart Street, Sayre, Pern'a, on Fri- day, November 0, 1900, at 1 o'clock P. M., at which time and plage all persons bav- ing any claim upon said funds must ap- pear and presest the same or they will be forever debarred from all claims upon said funds. E. M. DUNHAM, Auditor. Sayre, Pa, Oct. 10, 1008-4w, Auditor's Notice Star Baildiog and Loan Association vs. Mallon Johnston, Nanoy Johnston, J. E. Allen and Nettie Allen, No. 02, September Term, 1076. Notles is hereby given that the under- sigued, an and.tor, appointed by the Court of Common Pleas of Bradford County to distribute the fonds arising from thes sale of the real estate of the above named defendants, by the Sheriff of Bradford Coanty, will attend to the duties for his appointmest, at his office rooms, Nos. 4 and 5, Elmer Block, No, 105 Lockhart Street, Savre, Penn's, on Fri- lay, November 0, 1908, at 1 o'clock IP. M., it which time and place all persons hav- ing any claim upon said funds must ap- pear and present the same or they will be forever debarred from all elaims spon said funds, M. DUNHAM, Auditor. Pa, Eo 10, 1008-4w I. L. BENJAMIN, Paloter, Decorator and Paperhanger. Tlrst-clam work done promptly st rea- sonable prices. Realderoe:— 130 Spree 8t, Athens, Pa OSBORN’S LIVERY Heavy and Light Draying and Moving Sane Baggage calied for and delivered in any part of Bayre, Athens and Waterly, and all kinds of team work attended to - TE cumulus I — LE — Happy Thought and Lehigh Stoves and Ranges and furnaces. BOLIGH BROS. HARDWARE The Cayuta Land Company Sayre; Pa, desires to announce that ob ve some very deairable building lots for sale on cheap and CARY Ietu, and that they have placed the agency for selling them ia the hands of Andrew Evarta of this place. All those to provide themselves with homes or to invest in lots for speculative will do well to consult with Mr, Evarts befora purchasing elsewhere. This lop of land is nearly surrounded by | trial plaots, with beautiful scenery —. all ihe advantages of a modern indus- trial town. Terms to suit purchasers, Steps are already being taken to 8 sapply all the land comprising this plot full supply of the best water the valley afforla. ANDREW EVARTS, 108 Hosp! tal place, Sayre. Pa. Phone de H. TUTTLE, M.D. Specialist Practice limited to diseases of the Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Glasses fitted Hours 10 to 12 am, 308 7 to § p.m. Office and i Elmar Ava Valley 'phona 1 License Transfer Application will be made to the court on Monday, Nov, bth, 1908, for the trans- fer of bottlor's license in the Firss Ward of Athens borough from Pearl C. Hem- enway to Edward F. Dealy. Willis G. hon, Clerk. Towanda, Oct. 27th, 1908.-10t WANT ADS Rats : -Wanted, Lost, Found, For Bale, etc, § cent a word each insertion for first three times, } cent a word each insertion thereafter. None taken for less than 25 cents. Situations wanted, free to paid-in-advance subscribers. Notice I will pay no bills only what I contract myself. Girard Wickizer. 148.8* £5. 00 reward for return of lps whits cat, black tail, black nose, round spot on one side, some black over back to 810 North Wilbur avenue. 145-6t* For Sale. For Sale or Rent—House on Caldwell avenue, Waverly. Inquire E E. Walker, Broad street. 145-8 Ten room modern house, 312 8. Wilber avenue, Sayre, corner Chem street; all conveniences. Inquire ER H. Eason on premises, 138-4 For sale cheap for cash or on ey terms, or exchange for Sayre impro realty, 70 acre Sheshequin-valley farm. Burton Macafes, W a ley 127-m* Home- giles TR Ha * 10a A JortioR of Su Ol 8 stead propertly yre. M Thompson, 200 Spring Several houses and lots for sale in ¢- sirable locations in town. suit purchasers. Inquire of W. o Schrier, Maynard Block Athens. 891( SS. For Rent For reat, office rooms In the Wied! ask Block. Two rooms suitable for offices or - gat housekeeping. Inquire of 110 Packer avenue, tv Hoase for rent, No, 518 S. Elmer aven- ue, New, modern improvements, lnclud- irg both gas and electricity, convenient, Very desirable. Inquire of W. 8, Wright, 107 8. Elmer avenue, 147-8* Ten room brick house, modern im- provements. Inquire at this office. 147.1 Small house for reat to small famil immediately, Mrs J. B Wheel n S. Elmer avenne, Sayre, MS ——————————— AOR JRE | NIRS SRR Do LEE i a a a ——— le apo———— TE ESR SI the property at 428 Park avenue from |. T. Sawyer. It is the same place that was formerly occupied promptly. Livery attached. 207 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 208x ] sue the Derrick no one there is re- | sponsible If 1 sue the Titusville Her- md there the cnse exists. Mr Schelde takes good care to qualify his . had Snished laughing at one thing, found yoursell splitting your road Company, passed throngh you sides over another,” House for rent, Elm street, W SE Sayre this afternoon The cfficiuls| near Main street car nga, z==z | house for small family. same Advance sale, Wednesday at ®. Bar ton Hall's Shce Store, Waverly by I. S. Westcott. Mr. Hoagland make it his residence. — lS — W. H. Lockerty, Fred Brown and Wm, Isley are making prepar- tions for their annual buat in Sul livan county Penna, If the walk- ing gets better they will start di rectly after election, their frieuds want them to begin at once, search over Tioga county aed kill off a f:w of the politicians wer: on their way west on atour of inspection. { ———————————— | Scentsless Scene. A dark seance i Medium — This (3 the materialized body of your poor dead husband Mrs. Juggins (sniffing) Oh, no, it ain't, ‘cos he never would touch onions, Hair ‘Breadth. “What was the narrowest escape you ever had, colonel?” “When the girl to whom [ was en- gaged inherited a fortune and threw me over for a duke.” —Houston Post. } statements, or 1 would get him as 1 should like to. Senators, | thank you for the kind attention I have made my declaration. They are all liars from the old school. The courts are open to them" Mr. Emery followed up this personal explanation with two hours of a solid ument in which he troduced facts figures to show wily the Billingsley hl should be passed. The senate was ‘under Standard Oil and rallroad dom- ination, however, and the measure was beaten by a vote of 25 to 18 It is Ine teresting to note that among those vols lng to kill the bill was Boles Penrose, then serving his first term in the stats senate. His vote was (hen. as «rer A.J.GREEN CONTRACTOR ANG BUILDER. Pleas and Estimates Furnished €15 Steveram 84, Valley Phone lity DR. A. 6. REES, M.D. 100 Lake Bt, Weak Sayre, OFFICE HOURS: 8 fo 11:00 a m,, 2 to 4:80, 7:00 bo 8:00, ——— seasion, $12.80 per oH nage Chemung street Green H 414 Che- —— 119 mang street, » Waverly, N. Large furnished front room for tleman. Steam heat and electric ps No bath room. 620 8. Main street, ens, Pa. 118.4 Wanted. Position Wanted —As housekeeper can do all kinds of work. No Sbjeetion children. Address Mrs. Ida Sayre, Pa,