Framing Neatly
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Done at Reasonable Prices.
| The Rev. P. R. Ross will deliver
a sermon entitled, “Man's Duty to
| His Country,” at the Presbyterian
' church next Sunday night.
| Michael Murray of Owego,
| Democratic chairman for Tioga
county and Fred'k Stiles of the
same place were in Waverly last
night
The Pastime football team is
practicing hard in preparatioft for
| the game with the all Elmira team
whom they will me:t at that city
on Saturday next.
A new barber shop has appars
ently bien cpened on Johnson
street. At least a barber pole ap
peared in front of a residenct on
that thoroughfare last night.
ATTEMPTS TO DUPE
few days ago The Record told it
readers that a publication purport-
ing to be a labor paper would be
circulated in Sayre, and that it
would contain matter supporting
Boss Lilley. The Record told its
readers that the “labor” paper
would declare that Lilley was fair
to labor and laboring men. The
Record’s prophecy was correct.
Today the sheet referred to was
distributed in Sayre, and it tells the
THE LABORING MAN
nothing can be found to show that
|it is anythiog else. There is not
| one syllable to even cause a suspi
cion that it is any way connected
with the laboring man or the labor
| movement, notwithstanding that it
has been given the high sounding
name, “The Labor World" Itis
published in a job office where you
can get your work done, with cr
without the label, and yet it
screeches “scab” and professes to
te what it is not, a representative
OLD RESIDENT DIED
THIS AFTERNOON
John French Passes Away After
Eight Weeks Sickness
Wavirly—John Fr:nch, an old
and well known resident of this
village died shortly after 2 o'clock
this afternoon at his home on
Clark street. He had been ill for
the past eight weeks from dropsy
and heart trouble. He was 63
years of age, and had been a resis
of Waverly for over 30 years. He
is survived by three daughters,
Mrs. Edward Bell of Geneva, Mrs.
E B, Saow and Miss Fay French
voters that Mial is the laboring of the horny~haaded sons cf toil,
man's friend, and by the time The | This is the character of the pub
Record is ready for distribution it! lication that has rallied to the sup-
is presumed, that a copy of the|port of Boss Lilley, and upon which
“labor” publication will be in the! he depends to controvert the state-
hands of every voter in this dis~ ment made by Samucl Gompers
trict. In order, however, that the | that he (Lilley) is DECIDEDLY
voter shall not be deceived The| UNFAIR to labor. The scheme
Record desires to call their express |is worthy of its originator. Itis
attention to ons or two matters | only one of the many transparent
that may escape the unobserving : | blunders that Mial has made since
The sheet is published at No. 208 | he first saw himself going down to
and 210 Third avenue, Pittsburg, | inevitable defeat. Knowing that
by the Industrial Printing Coms |the American Federation cf Labor
pany, which advertises that they |hasbranded him as unfair to the
will do job work with or without | laborer, he resorts to onc of his
the union label. Lewis McCrue is | usual tricky methods to deceive
the manager, and a man by the the voters. As usual heis caught
name of John D. Pringle is the |at his own game. But the scheme
editor. There is absolutely no ia- | will not work. The laboring men,
Gregg’s Racket Store, Waverly.
4 Sayre, Valley ‘phone 128X.
card albums at Strong's.
in Waverly.
Postage stamps at Strorg's,
-
S. O. Shoemaker is
Hn.
will locate in Watertown.
of Waverly. The funeral arrange-
ments will be announced later.
MRS, ELLEN CONNERS
Waverly—Mrs. Ellen Conners,
widow of Jeremiih Conners, died
at 2 o'clock yesterday morning at
the home of her daughter, Mrs
Michael Downs of Spaulding
street. Her death was duce to heart
failure. She was 71 years of age
and had been a resident cf this
part of the couatry for the last 55
years She lived at Ridgebury up
to a short time 3go wien she cam
to Waverly and made her licme
with her daughtsr. Sh« 1s surviv- d
by one son, Patrick Conners, and
three daughters, Mrs [lause and
Mrs. Downs of Waverly, and Mrs
Hurley of Ridgebury. The funeral
will take place at Ridgebury at 10
o'clock tomorrow mosraing. The
funeral party will leave Waverly at
8 a. m. Undertaker Farley has the
LILLY AND THE MACHINE
The state capitol steal cost the
hospitals in Pennsylvania over
$1,000000. The state capitol
steal resulted in the appropriation
for the Packer hospital being cut
to the extent of §2,000. Are you
going to vote to perpetuate the
power of the disreputable gang
that perpstrated this gigantic thef:?
Bries Penrose and his gang are
responsible for it. The Republi.
can state machine is behind the
whole deal. Mial E. Lilley has
sworn undying allegiance to Pen-
rose and his cohorts. What do
you think about it, Mr, Voter?
Don't you think it is about time
that the machine was turned dcwa
good and hard ?
WILL FILE ANSWER
Waverly—The answer of the
various companies concerned were
filed today to the injunctiyn issued
some 19 days ago by Judge Lyon
of the supreme courtiwhich ia-
junction enjoined the laying of the
track to connect the Elmira branch
of the railroad withthe W.S. & A,
line, Tomorrow is the last day on
formation published in the sheet
that it represents any sort of a las
bor organizition. There is abso-
lutely nothing in it to show that it
represents anything except the
corrup® and criminal Republican
machine. There is plenty of evis
dence to this effect, however, as a
glance at the complexion of its
pages will indica’e
Every gangster and riazser 0a
the ticket is lauded to the skies
and in this particular issue extra
space is devoted to telling its read- |
ers that Mial Lilleyis a geeat!
champion of labor. [a order to
give the issue color a picture of
President Rooscveit appears on |
the second page, whiie a part-ait of
Boss Lilley is conspicuously dis-
played on the first page. Just]
think of Pres.dent Roosevelt play-|
fag sccoad fiddle to a man like
Lilley! Every car-mark on the
sheet shows conclusively that it is
published in the interests of the
gang. Search its pages from the
first page to the last and absolutely
LOCAL NEWS
Justice of the Peace W. T. Car-
246-y.
At the Loomis Op:ra House
this evening, the best farce cymedy |
ever written, “Are You A Mason ?”*|
will be presented. This will afford
a great treat to the laughier lovers
of this vicinity. The large ad
vance sale indicates one of the bigs
gest houses of the season.
a———pr—
The attraction at the
Opera House tonight will
Loomis |
be good news to all of the theatre-
goers of this city for everybody
laughs per hour ia this comedy!
litical situation, which have been
thrown into the waste basket bes
cause the writers have failed to at-
tach their signatures, If you de~
the union men, the friend: of orga
vized labor, arc altogether too in-
telligent to be hoodwinked ia this
manner. They are altogether tco
wise not to know the diff :renc2 be-
tween an official labor publication
and an organette of the gang.
“The Labor World" is evidently
owned body and soul by the ma-
chine, and the attempt to foist it on
the working men of this section a:
representing anything els: is a fla.
at the polls on Tuesday next.
ringster and gangster on the R=
publican ticket, and its support of
keeping with its policy.
Verily “The Labor World" is the
biggest piece of imposition yet par-
petrated on the public by Mr. Lil-
ley and his campaign managers. It
will not be taken seriously in
Sayre.
This rule
The grafters are working for
ed he will prosecute unrelenting
ly every ting thief in the state,
Stuart says he will do this. But
will he prosecute the men who are
attempting to elect him, It would
be an ungrateful cur that bites the
hard that feeds it.
There is only one company pre-
senting “Are You A Mason ?” so
no one need to be afraid of seeing
in the
past have been engaged for the old
roles and the play is funnier than
ever. What more could anyore
ask? It is really the funniest play
ever presented on the American
stage and it will live longer than
the Loomis Opera House this ev:-
ning.
Feund—A purse containing a
sum of money. Owner may have
t's music
Was Struck by a Fast Freight
at Reeders Yesterday
Mrs. Mary Reeders, 50 years
old, a resident of Reeders, N. Y,
was instantly killed by extra Le
high Valley fast freight No. 2455,
while crossing the tracks near that
place yesterday afternoon. The
woman was returning to her home
and drove on the tracks just shead
of the train, apparcetly not hearing
the warning whistle of the engi-
neer. Her body was thrown bigh
in the air and death ensued instant
ly. The wagon was smashed to
kindling wood, and the horse was
badly injured
Numerous attempts hive been)
made by Quixotically isclined p2o!
ple to make the descent of Niagara |
Fal's, but all without success uatil |
the feat was lately succe safully |
accomplished by Anna Edison
Taylor, a Michigan school mam, |
She had built at Bay City, Michi- |
gan, a large conieal shaped barrel, |
some five feet high, This was
tas 3
. Fon Lave ob bred 170m» uid
the world. Bick Kidneys are iu
Williams' Kidney Pills
Have you neglected your Kidoys?
Have you overworked SOU NerYOls 5
neys : in
the loins, side, back, pi Eg ach bi blad-
der? Have yous flabby appearance of
the face, especially under the eyes? Too
Rroquent desire to urige? If so
Williams’ Kidne will cure you.
Sample Free, wail 50c. Sold by
will MI
Cleiand. 0. Sala byl
druggi >
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st.
LOONIS OPERA HOUSE
FRIDAY, NOY 2
The Greatest of all Comedy
Scccesse?,
Are You a Mason?
By Leo Deitrichst=in, the Author of
the Mountain Climber and
Before and After, with
mysell. Girard Wickizer,
For Sale.
all conveniences.
on premises.
A portion of the OM
WM. ROBERT DALY
And an Admirable Company.
N. Y. Herald saya: *“Iefore you
suit purchasers. Inquire of
For Rent
For rent, office rooms in the Wheelock
Block. 284
The barrel was then supplied with
air by a common bicycle pump, |
and thus cquipped, the descent of |
Miss Taylor suff:red but slichtly |
from her perilous feat Her por
formance inspired ths well known |
playwrigh®, Joseph LeBrant, with
the idea for the big mechanical |
effect in “Over Nuagara Falls" |
which will be presented by Rosa |
bele Leslie at th: Loomis op:ra
house next Monday evening.
Ths gold watch now on exhibi~
tion in Walter Ware's window will
bs given away free at the Herald |
Square Moving Picture entertain. |
ment next Tussday evening in the |
Loomis Opera liouse. During
the performance compl:te clection |
return: will be thrown on the can
Vass.
you found yourself splitting your
sides over another,”
Advanca sale, Wednesday at E. Bar.
ton Hall's Shre Store, Waverly.
Heavyand Light Draying and Moving
Raggage called for and deliverad In
any part of Sayre, Atbecs and Waver!
and all kinds of team work sttended “
£07 N. Lehigh Ave. Valley Phone 308x
ae ek a TE ;
A RAN ASQ FRENCH FEMALE
di PILL S:
vary Drier for Soreness Newrew are,
EEVER EROWN TO FAIL, Saf’ Sar! Bomeds | Salis
ta & Lsarmsiond or Booey Dafsnded. Besi prepaid
wi o8 tral be be paid fr
. vi Eampoow § ree, fF your draggies Sone net
ve iden send reer wdeTs Le Lhe
mn
I
Pharmacal Co.
| housekeeping.
| Packer avenue,
House for rent, No. 518 8. Elmer aven-
ue, New, modern improvements, includ-
irg both as and electricity, convenient.
Very desirable. Inquireof W. 8. Wright,
1078, Elmer avenue. 147-6*
Ten room brick house, modern im-
provemeats. Inquireat this office. 147 £
Small bouse for reat to small
immediately. Mrs. J. EB
B. Elmer avenne, Bayre,
Inquire of 110 West
147-8*
11
140 ¢
House for rent, Elm street, Wa .
near Main street car line,
house for small family. Immediate pos-
session, $12.60 per month. gire at
Chemung street Green H 4 Che-
mung street, Waveely, N. Y*
Wanted.
A house girl at once. Two in family.
D-Yaslous, 120 North street, Athens.
Position Wanted —As housekeeper, can
do all kinds of work. No ob to
children. Address Mrs. Ida
Sayre, Pa, .
Two bearders at 330 W. Lockhart.
Men preferrsd. All modern convem=
iences. 148-8*
Men's
Nobby Suits
Values. Nowhere else
can you obtain such val-
Overcoats
Men's
buy.
$12, $15, $18, $22
Suits
Coats
371 Broad Street
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