a —— Pa ker Avenue NATIONAL SANK OF SAYRE. $50,000.00 $12,000.00 's solicit your Banking business, and will pay you per cent. interest per for money left on Certificate of Deposit or Sav- She department of savings a special feature of this and all deposits, wheth- large or small, draw the rate of interest NM. H. SAWTELLE, MURRELLE, Publisher. x W. T. CAREY, Editor i every afternoon except at 203 West Lockhart street, Pa. ription, $3.00 per year: 25¢ per month. rates reasonable, known on application a8 second-class matter May at the postoffice at Sayre, 3 the Act of Congress of 3, 1878. and RDAY, JANUARY 15 1907 WINERY ank E. Wood, Representative and advertising matter may R at Grege’s Racket Store, Wav- or 12 o'clock noon call the main at Sayre, both phones. LOCAL BREVIS Gussie Seeds of Philadelphia, guest of Miss Mabel Cummings : will be a meeting of the vil- > board of trustees at the village this evening. ‘regular business meeting of the * Unlon will afternoon be held to- (31% Bocept a lMmited number of pu- m the mandolin. Address Edwin , Athens, Pa. 213-2t Kinney of New York city 18 Waverly last ulght, called by the death of Mr. Higbee 4 Was received last night here death of Mrs. Fred Emerson at her home in New York L mbers of the Tioga bose cow- ‘and their ladles enjoyed a very Ant dancing party st their rooms Alle Devlin will ner store at 6:30 p #xcept Monday, pay day. her avery and 3t close m Saturday morning at nine o'clock will be a prayer service at the Apartments of Mr. Migbee The ns will be taken to his old home pers ou the ten o'clock Erle Where the funeral will be held y Bane yesterday completed a y days sojourn at the stone pile he county jail at Owego. On his be Was met by Officer McHen- ¢ escorted him to this place will suswer to a charge pre- Dasfel Young of assault ribg will come before Justice 3 ) : i | i i i i INSTITUTE. BREST That | AROUSES IN Much Information Given Out Will Be of Practical Use to Agricul. turists, | Waverly—The address of Prof E F McDonald of the Educational depart- ment hall to those In attendance at the Farmers at the Masonic vesterday Institute was a splendid appeal for the teaching of practical subjects In the schools in the rural tricts which will fit the boys better farmers and the girls to be bet- ter The address was applauded heartily those present who seemed to agree with the speaker thoroughly #1 his idea that man made but God made the country was entirely Fuller of New York who gave a interesting talk on The Various Dreeds of Cattle” il- lusirated with stereopticon views. The selections which were heartily applauded public dis- to be farmer's wives by the city Last taken up bs night's session V.E Sery Lyric Glee Club sang two Con- ductor Ward stated yesterday that one feature of last year's Institute in Wav- erly was the fact that better music furnished than any lnstitute he throughout the state sessions were well attended was ittended Todays This moruing the question box evok- which was ed a lively discussion from information ac- Mr and Con valuable A on Ward much quired paper read by Plant was Stevens Growth ductor Home Grown Pro- feim A Messrs Slawson Hon. Byram did talk this ind Sclentific on violin duet was rendered by and Hess Winters gave a splen afternoon on “Drainage Farming” from a prac- view After Conductor The of institute was tical point of Ward's Farm Journed paper on Care the Horse the ad- NOT RUNNING FOR OVERSEER OF THE POOR. But F. L. Howard is a Candidate For Supervisor of the Town of Barton, Waverly—F. L past two terms Howard, who for the has fielled the office of supervisor of the town of Barton is a candidate for renomination Mr Howard has performed bis du- ties like and town the lowest tax in & DUSINess manner has given (oo the lowest rate of some of Many im highways have been rate on record and the any town in Tioga county them nearly double the others being provements to jade b tad with the and are contemplated, experience gained by him during his lpcumbeucy these ideas could be carried out by him with bet- results than by did situation ter a new supervisor understand nearby who the not thoroughly Two stated in thelr col- for unplain- newspa- pers have recently that he Overseers the umns was a candidate of poor Is an able error Piles! Plles! Plles! Willlam:s® Indian Plle Ointment will cure liiind, Bleeding, Ulcerated and Itching Piles. It absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as a poultice, gives Instant relief Dr William's Indian Plle Ointment ia prepared for Piles and Itching of the private parts. Every box guaran- anteed. Sold by druggists, by mall, for 50c and $1.00 Williams Mig Co., Cleveland, O. For sale by C Driggs, druggist Williams® Kidney Pills. Have you neglected your Kidaeys? Have your overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your Kidoeys and Bladder? Have you pains in the Join, side, back, groins and Diadder? Have you a flabby ap- pearance of the face, especially un- der the eyes? Too frequent desire to pass urine? If so, Willams’ Kidney Pills will cure you. Sample Free. By mall, 60c. Sold by Druggists. Williams Mf'g. Co, Prop'r.. Cleveland, 0. Sold by C. M. Driggs. druggist. Dr Cigars Smoked by New Yorkers. Men In New York City smoke 1,104, 000 cigars cach day. Will Maintain States Quo PARIS, Jan. *7 It is now possible to | minounce definitely that the Ultramon tanes were at the of the Freach episcopate in their de | termination to Lold In suspense the malin question of how worship shall be continued, a decision being arrived at not to form cultnral associations under the law of 101 and at the same time to ask for precise instructions from Iu the sueautinie the status victorious sessions DRAWS LARGE CROWD Many Farmers Attend snd Hear Ex. cellent Program That Has Been Provided. Waverly—The farmers lastitute is in session at the Masonic temple to- day and Is well attended The morning session was opened with prayer by Rev. George A. Briggs, pastor of the Baptist church Village Attorney Frauk A. Bell de- livered the address of welcome and in a very earnest manuer told the visi- tors how giad the Waverly people were to receive them and that the aim of this village was to give to the sur- rounding rural districts a first market for their produce Conductor Ward made the response and caused a laugh by telling what a good farmer had been spoiled by Mr Bell going into the law The program was taken up In the order in which it had been prepared and was as follows Principles of Farm Chemistry F. R. Stevens. Sennett, 1:36 P M. Question Box Producing Market James H Children’s Half class NY Milk Owen, Chemung Hour E. F. McDonald Music Lyric Glee Club There was a session in the evening and also today and the following pro- gram was given Question Box Our Relation to the Puble Schools Prof. McDonald The Various Breeds of Cattle V. E Fuller, New York Clty tIlustrated with Stereopticon ) Male furnished musle thiz session Saturday, Question Box How Plants Grow Home Grown Protein Violin Duet Music by Ladies’ Quartet this session Saturday, Question Box Drainage and Systematic Farming Hon. B. LIL. Winters, Smithboro The Care of the Farm Horse Mr Quartet The quartst at 10 A M Mr. Stevens Mr Ward 1:30 P. M Ward Music by the Ladies ALMA DUFOUR Seweoral Lou Shots Easy Winners at New Orleans NEW ORLEANS Jan. .'. Alma Da four. the winuing out classed Lier competitors in the feature race at City park She rau under the wire a length abead of Judge Post, with Mamie Algol third veral long CRY victors. Sumwinarivs First Race ond; only favorite, Se shots were Donna, first; Orline, sec MacFarlan, third Second Race Bud HILL first: gantua, second, haiserhioff, third Third Race first; Work aday Lad, third Fourth Ruce Dufour, first; fudge Post Mamie Algol, third Firth Race panak, second Sixth Hace secoiul: Dinemack Beveuth Race Reside, swcond Louise Gar Fae Crest Brawney Aun second; second Spider Web, first; Saga Pierrot, thiend Soprano, Best; thind J. WW. O'Neill Florizel, third Plapute, frst, Corbett and Murphy to Flight Again, NEW YORK, Jan. '? -Young Cor bett and Tommy Murphy were match «1 for a finish fight iu Nevada on or before Murch 20 for a purse to be of fered by Nevada parties and a side bet of $5000 Jim Bockley put up $1,000 forfeit for Murphy, and Joe Guns sup plied the Corbett money Hile D'Oro at Frisco. BAN FRANCISCO, Jan, V—~For the first tie lu several years the colors of President Willlams of the Pacific Coast Jockey club flashed frst past the post at Oakland when Hilo D'Oro won the five furlong race for maiden three year olds Root and Grey to Settle It. LONDON, Jau. "~The exchange of certalu definite proposals between the United States and Great Britain for the purpose of clearing up the out stunding differences between the Unit. wil States and Canada have reached an advanced stage, so that well Informed circles not only hope, but believe, that the approaching meeting between Sec retary Root and Earl Grey, governor at Ottawa will re loag peuding coutroversies Which? She—Here's a joke about a womas trying to sharpen a lead pencil. I can't see any point to it! SAYRE, PENNSYLVANIA NEWSPAPERS TO CONSOLIDATE Waverly Free Press and Tioga County Record Will Be Made One. PREMIUMS FOR NEW ERS In Sayre and Athens, SUBSCRIB. Beginning with next Friday's issue the weekly Tioga County Record and The Waverly Free Press will be con- solidated into one weekly newspaper The Tioga County Record has been published at Owego continuously for thirty-five years and the Free Press founded in 1876 as a successor to the Enterprise, founded in 1868, is the only paper of Waverly, with the larg: est circulation of any paper in Tioga county In their consolidated form the Free Press-Record will continue to give all the news of the county seat formerly found In the Record. while the news of Waverly will receive as generous attention as before. In addi- tion to this, special attention will be given lo general county news and. with regular correspondents in every town and village, the new paper will easily become the representative pub- lication of the county. In order to give space for all the news this plan calls for, the size of the combined papers will be Increased to twelve pages lnstead of the eight-page form in which each now appears The consolidated papers will be under the editorial charge of the present editor of the Free Press and it is hoped to steadily add the improvements which It is beljeved have already add- ed to the popularity of both papers INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBERS. The subscription price for the Rec- ord is one dollar per vear if pald in advance and one dollar and a half if not so pald: that of the Free Press cents if pald in ad- Is hereby given that paying up thelr arrears for subscriptions before March 1.1907, will receive the consolidated Tioga County Record and Waverly Free Press for seventy-five cents, pavable in advance. After that date the price will be one dollar per year ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS IN CAM PREMIUMS To Solleltors In Sayre and Athens, We will also give one hundred dol- lars In cash premiums follows Twenty-five dollars to the person who first sends in one hundred new sub scribers, twenty dollars the per- son who sends in the second oige hun- dred new subscriptions, fifteen dollars to the person who sends in the third one hundred new subscriptions. ten dollars to fhe person who sends In the fourth one hundred new subscrip- tions, five dollars each to the six per sons who send In the next highest number of new subscriptions IN SAYRE AND ATHENS. The subscriptions under these terms must be paid in advance and reported each week as received. Subscriptions to the Waverly Free Press should be reported to the Free Pref® at Waverly Of course a subscription to either pa- per will secure for the subscriber the consolidated Free Press-Record. No subscription will counted to the credit of a canvasser until the money has been turned Into the office. As stated before. all subscriptions to either paper will be received for sey- enty-five cents per year and the sub- scriber wlll receive both papers In thelr consolidated form. Further In- formation In regard to the terms of the premium contest will be furnish- ed on application 212-3 to Is seventy-five vance Notice all persons as to be William's Carbelic Salve With Arnlea snd Witeh Hazel. The best Salve In the world for Cuts, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tet- ter, Chapped Hands and all skin eruptions. It Is guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c by druggists. Williams Mfg. Co. Prop's, Cleveland, 0. Sold by C. M. Driggs, druggist Subscribe for The Record. ere. Auditor's Notice. Notice Is hereby miven that the un- dersigned, an Auditor, appointed by the Orphans’ Court of Bradford Coun- ty. to distribute the funds In the hands of R. F. Page, Executor of the estate of Deborah Ann Baker, late of the Borough of Athens deceased, will give a hearing to all parties interest- ed at his office, Rooms 4 and 5 Elmer Block, No. 105 Lockhart street in the Horough of Sayre, County of Bradford and State of Pennsylvania, on Friday, February 1st. 1907, at 2 o'cloek p. m. All persons |nterested or having claims upon & fund must mak? thelr claims sald Auditor at that time and place or be forever de- barred from Toawia Me of bribery alilermen of the Municipal Ownership league was resumed before the grand Jury. The first witness to be called by the district attorney was Alderuan Joseph M. Tor pey. The prosecution of Alderman Wil liam Clifford Lefore Magistrate Whit man bas been postpooed at tie request of his attorneys, Levy & Unger. and will not take place until Monday. Clif ford's bail was fixed at $10.00. John J. White and Samvel Kaba RUing sure ties. After Distiict Attorney Jerome had examined eight of the ten alder men whom Cl Mord is alleged to have said could be bought for $500 aplece be =aid “It looks to me as if two or wmsibly more of hit hinch of eleven Manled pal Ownership league alle were simply holding therm, | lout believe all of th aw thelr votes were beng ike plain fools, they heep in a shambles’ This conclusion ti district at. torney, In conjunction with other sig. nificant incidents 4 = an In dication that one or 3 a! ler men had unbosomet 14 « and given what micht is A confession At tls tf nrovesl that the majority of i+ 1. Y4 I denied they had enteirv | into am 1greement to accept pay for vo'l: far Nufus B Cowling for reconder and men iy did so under orders, not know iug the reason for the bolt from John Paluileri. Asked If be had obtained a confession, Mr, Jerome's reply was “I decline to make any statement on that plase of the matter.” 195 out on tl] iis paal 1a BS; wer of be construed a? ON SOLID ROCK, Site For Canal Dam Found te Have Good Foundations. WASHINGTON, Jan. *" Chairman Miliard of the senate committee on, in- terovvanle canalamade public the report of the interoceanic canal commission ohh the borings at the Gatun dam site which was furnished in response to a request from the committee. The re port Includes 1 cabled statement from Chief Engineer Stevens. in which he says that 127 holes have been bored at the Gatun site and all show that the lock walls will rest on firin and sult: able soft rock He also says that sixty-three bor ings, all extending to rock, have been made across the valley of the Chagres covering the dam site and that vious material was found in only four and below feet. At the Miguel lock walls there have ten borings, all rock suitable for foundation pel holes Pedro bern Sik showing Countess Comes to Ald Her Brother, NEW Yuk, Jan. +—H. K. Thaw's sister Alice, now the Countess of Yar month, arrived here on the steamship Kaiserin Auguste Victoria. The coming of the young woman, who is the one person in the world who has the great influence for gol with Thaw, means that a final effort will be made to have him the appoint ment of a commission in lunacy to pass upon his mental condition est con=ent to FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Closing Stock Quotntions, Money on call easy al IY per cent; prime mercantile paper. Gols per cent; exchanges, E6000, balances, $12015 on Closing prices Amal Copper Atchison B&O Hrooklhyn R. T C.C.C.&8¢t L Ches & Ohlo Chi. & Northw D&H Erie . Gen. Electric HL Central lLackawanns Louis, & Nash Munhattan Int -Meat Missouri Pac N.Y. Central Norf. & West Penn. R. R Reading Rock Island Rt. Paul Boutehrn Pac Southern Ry Bouth., Ry. pf Sugar 148 Texas &~ Union ay 1 8S. Steel 13 U. 8S Steel pt YY West Union S New York Markets. FLOUR — Steady, but dull; Minnesots patents =. winter straights £2 0g 1% 5093, winter pat Beagle ents WHEAT Markel was steady ight northwest receipts tvady cables bad weather for the movement and In sympathy with coarse gralus; May, QTE aNIGe July, SIUST 1-16 Creamery, oxtras. per pound (Mercantile Exchange offich quotation, extras, So); firsts, Au Zi Ue sis, TW Sa thirds, 20437¢ ; held, exiras Tudilee.; rats, S40 5c; seconds thirds dairy, tubs Tax Ii so. thirds, 2401 CHEESE -Btate, full cream, small and large, September, fancy. 14%; October, best, 13% Qld goad to prime, 1I%ailc wigter made, average best, lle. Inferior Halk Hght skims, Pc, half skims, Lest, Faulic., part skims, prime, Mg%ac.; fale lo good GWYiI%e.. common, use; full shims, Jy EGGB State, Peainsylvania and nearby, selected, white, fancy, HUSc., good to cholce, 34 EC | extra, mixed 2c | firsts to extra fArsis. SGI poor to falr, 2G 6c dirties, M03 checks, 1-400 refrigers ator, finest, Silk average beat summon to g od 19 2c; Hmed 18:4. TALLOW -Steady . city, s\ country, Werth HAY - Steady; wholce, $1 004x115 STRAW -Qulet; HEANS -Qulet $1 Soey1 52 pea | FR SIRT HOPS Steady: 115% 10 LILES Ww Big Bi 159 ny = 13% Et 1X 13 iy bin ® Ee ] oY 1X Hy 1 8 Thy 3's 1% Pacinc Pacific eariy on -—t shipping, Su%. | good to long rye, &4 Ti marrow, 125, medium, NOW, red kidoey state, common to cholce, 06, 18023c.; 1m0, AA) Pacific coast, 1906. 1347 16c ; 1906, Jogr1 POTATOES -Qulet; New York and west. ern. cholee. per bushel. 534 do, fale » Euan], per bushel, $84 Sx Pennsylvania boy per bushel, S84 foc, POULTRY Firm i old roosters, SUE , ducks 149115 geese keys, 1660 18¢ DRESSED POULTRY choles, 13%e.; do fair to old ruosters, $c. nearby Ihe, western. do, litle , Ttholce to fancy. 1%. . do, Western do. 170M falr to good, do, 15gi6c. ; ducks. nearby 165; western, do, IM 4c. ; geese, nearby, 10912; western, do. Si16c fowls chickens 130k 1% 100 tur Firm, fowls good. 12§113c. chickens, 16s turkeys, near Live Stock Markets, CATTLE Supply light; market steady choice, $5 90610, prime, BOUL. veal enlves, £35069 HOGS Receipts light. market active, rime heavies, F.75. mediums REQLE,; ervy and light Yorkers #00657, pige. BW. roughs, £46 SHEEF® AND LAMBS — Bupply light, market slow. prime wethers, 8.006875, culls and common. $368; lambs B87 6 A.E.BAKER. of life is uncertain when you find the spans w ran down, nervous, irrita bad dreams: dizziness or may be and eakening and you feel all ble, melancholy; loosing eep; have swimming of the head; and get numb; back; brick-dust deposit and sore across the should throughout the body: have it, you should commence ers; have shooting pains * to strain or a desire to sensation when passing to take Bloodine to-day. wait ! pains and all female discases Cotcunsrese, Co THE BLOODLINE CO. B Gesriawes — Throch = # indoced to Uy your Bladice sample bottle Yours gal sx, March yo 1904 | Mass: Miiford | am I enclose sx for Mes AC Tamnton | Cowgnmsves, Coxw, April 11, 190g | THE BLOODIXNE (0, Bostun, Mam : Ceuriawe=— | enclose $3 so fursinitibotilennl | Bloodine — sm corvinied it 3 what | need » build | emup | maw 3 change for the better after taking | Ei the sample bottle. 1 hope you will atteztion as | am seeding it very me Yours very bralyi 2s A C Taixros - ve it promgh Coromstax, Conn, July #5, 190g THE BLOODINE CO. Boston, Mass : Gexriswns —[ enclose 3 $500 order for 12} twelve bottles of your flocdine read promptly, Yours truly, Mas A.C. Tarrvom Such positive proof of the remar kable merits of Blocdine have been Large Sample Bottle by mail 10c. Bloodine Liver Pills cure Constipation, 25¢. a bo= Sold by C. M. i i Driggs, Sayre. WANT ADS Rates: —Wanted, Lost, Found, For Sal etc, 34 cent a word each in- serifon for the first three times, % cenl a word each Insertion there- after. None taken for less than 25 Situations wanted free to pald in advance subscribers. WANTED. Wanted— Woman to work at general housework. Will pay good wages. Enquire at once at this office. Ww anted—Experienced table girls at the Wilbur House. nt Girl Wanted for general housework. Pa 209-1 Experienced grocery deliverymau wanted. Inquire at D. M. Artur’'s Gro- cery, Stevenson St, Sayre. 2081 when a Gas Radiator an the parlor or Libray ismuch cic aner, ¢heaper & Convenient. GAS LIGHT COMPANY, Waverly, N. Y. LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE ONE WEEK STARTING Monday, Jan. 2 Mutinees Wednesday and Saturday. | A Week of Grand Productions { CHAS. H. ROSSKAM Presents his Popular . { { i i i i CHICAGO STOCK CO. In High Class Repertoire and Yaudeville. MONDAY —A Soldier of the TUESDAY—Lost River. WEDNESDAY —The Parish Priest. THURSDAY ~The Missourians FRIDAY--The Royal Box SATURDAY —Sergeant James, MATINEES. WEDNESDAY-—At Cozy Corners SATURDAY-—Little Goody Two Shoes PEOPLE'S POPULAR PRICES. Prices 10c, 20¢c, 30c. Box seats Ste. Matinee Prices, 10¢ and 20c. Ladies’ Tickets Mowday night 16c limited to 200. \ SALE OPENS ON FRIDAY AT HALLS SHOE STORE. We Buy Junk. Do you know that Blosteln Broa pay the highest price for rags, rub- bers, iron, metals, etc. Calli on us before disposing of your junk. We buy wholesale and retail. Bell phone $0w. Prompt attention, exact weight. Write for prices. Bolsteln Broa. Cor, Johnson and Broad Sts. Waverly. | Empire i FOR SALE. For Sale—1905 Olds Automobile in fine condition Seats four. James B. Bray, Waverly, N. Y. 211-3 For Sale—House and lot and vacant lot adjoining with baru and fruit. Ine quire C. E Jackson, 302 Lincoln street Sayre, Pa 212-8* Several houses and lots for sale In desirable locations in town. Terms to suit purchasers. Inquire of W. (G. Schrier, Maynard Block, Athens. 39-1 Farm 1% miles east of Athens, con taining 123 acres with good house, barn, well and fruit trees Price $2500. W. G. Patterson, Box 74. Ath- ens, Pa. 203-12¢ House aud lot at $850, also one at $1,300. A snap If taken at once. Ene quire G. N. Angler, 103 Park Place, telephone 58y, 209. valley FOR RENT. For rent, office rooms in the Whee- lock Block 264 “Ten room brick house, modern .m- provements. Inquire at this office. 147-1 THE CAYUTA LAND CO. OF SAYRE, Desiref to announce that they have some very desirable bullding lots for sale on cheap and easy terms, and that they have placed the agency for selling them in the hands of ANDREW EVARTS of this place. All those wishing to provide themselves with homes or to Invest In lots for specu- lative purposes will do well to com sult with Mr. Evarts before purchas- ing elsewhere. This plot of land is nearly surrounded by industrial plants with beautiful scenery and all the ad- to suit purchasers. Steps are already being taken to supply all the land comprising this plot with a full sup- ply of the best water thy valley af- fords. When you come to look over the plot of ground take trolley fo Springs Corners, cross bridge fiat crosses over L. VR. R. when across bridge turn to the left and you are on the ground. There will be a man at the office Tuesday, Thu )
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