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raté of interest
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e Valley Record ..
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every afternoon except
at 203 West Lockhart street,
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY
WAVERLY
Frank E Wood, Representative
News and advertising matter may
left at Greggs Racket Store, Wav-
Star 12 o'clock noon call the main
Bt Sayre. both phones
Valéntines at Strong's
All kinds of valetines
tket store.
at Greggs
Mrs. Charles Rogers went to Mans
+
Big stock of valentines and
ears at Cregg's Racket store
post
Strong tinsels name on post cards
Born this morning to Mr
Nulan of Loder street
and Mrs
a daugh-
H. E Gregory left today for Clay-
. N. Y.. where he has secured a
desirable position in a mattress
modate
: t of the most popular hosteiries
ave been obliged to
fe number who applied for
“the traveling public
turn AWAY a
enter
Valentine post cards at Strong's
To Observe Union Defenders Day.
Waverly—Waverly Camp No
of ¥. are preparaing to hold
on Union Defenders day at
G R hall. This day coincides
Lincoln's birthday, and an excel-
program will be provided for
occasion. Some of the best Ipeak-
“in this section will be invited
at that time, and some very
fine music will be heard The meet-
fog will be an open one and a general
Invitation to attend is extended to all
( 1% the special request of those hav-
the matter in charge that all
y of the 8 of V in this
8 will make special effort
55
a
10
sec
to Le
“What Happened 1 to y Jonen”
The Loomis i= fadeod fortunate
ping secared that merriest of farce
led. “WHat Happeted to Jon
gd by the eminent
Hilton, and x celebrated cast
p next Wednesday evening Feb. 13
jis play hag been presented
i by more people than other
{ in the past twenty sears
4 fs destined to remain the end
precession for at As many
EIore. it is apliy caiied "The
g¢ of Farce Comedy there
moment when the aadience is
bubbling over with merry
i laugh follows laugh
follows complication
4
in
comedian
and
any
On
1 f
least
Hica
d
COIR §
it Fags
Lecture at the Loomis.
erly —A Jecture will be given in
jis opera house on Tuesday
February 12, by the Rev. W
BR Sisdseuished lecturer and
n SPENCER
| Ne. 157, Due Here at 11 O'Clock De.
Known
Valley
in
the forenoon
Lehigh
No. 157
Local passenger
Sayre at 11
was wreck-
train due
o'clock
ed
just
in
two miles
before noon today The eugine,
left the r
wWO'nan
brakeman
whose
were injured
The
ails, and a
passenger
raed
serionsis
not be ea
not of the acci-
dent
the
tho
to spreading «
cause
de
ight
It
obtainable
to have been
fails are got
however
rails
was received here at
at Newfield
bad wreck had
local officials
the
felegram
from the
that
the
operator
{st ating occur
red and
started for
a
immediate
of
scene the acct
i
dent
It earned later that only two
persons had been hurt and that their
Was
were not of
A number of
hoard the train
sil and BR F
phoned [rom
Towner that
ired
njuries A serious nature
Sayre people were on
B Meix
Sutton tele
Dr. H. L
people were
including W
Mr
Newfield
the
Sutton
to
sayre
intiy
T he
tor Charles Shipman of Waverly
Ellery
train was in charge of Conduc
and
Tones
Engineer of Sayre
kK. OF (. GIVES L AST
PARTY BEFORE THE
LENTEN SEASON,
Large Party Present Including Visi.
tors From Several Out of
Town Places,
Waveriv—The
before Lent
party to be
the K. of C
t evening in the roms of
in the McCarthy block
| filled being
went. Besides the mem-
of th wal there were
present from Towan-
and
ed de-
manner with card playing snd
las] Eiv-
en by was
that
The
about
held Ia
odge
there
branch
visitors Elmira,
Biughamton
The eve
ghtful
Ia Corning
ing pa in a most
refreshments
the
prize
fancing Excellent
duri
The
was
of
spirited contest
vere also served
f the
winner at
Mary Ba
ifter
course
for the
by Miss
Waverly
ne
evening
cards won
rington South
a very
Valentines—our usual large line
rege = Racket store
OWNER THOUGHT MARE
HAD BROKE HER LEG.
Went to Get Help 1 to Raise Her, But
When he He Discovered
Mistake.
Returned
His
Waver-
who is considered somewhat of an
Waverly There Is a man in
expert when it comes to a knowledge
He has an of the
gender and he went to the sta-
morning and found that
the arrived there
f horse equine
CIA
she
they
le this
hen
did not inclined
iuded that she had
and that it would be
him to get help before she
feet
iD Ww
rise,
brok-
al Seem to
he
atin
nd
nu her leg
cone
nec
sary for
ould arise to ner
town
in
barn
animal
down
isted him
the
getting the
Hic accordingly
ind
came
going to a friend eu!
suse, and returned to
purpose of
gq L 100] 2|q¥is of) uo
und that the
ler
Juil; sea
had another but
the tribe
was Industriously
effort to get
paternal
mare
member of
and
AWaYy
the
ma horse
vith her he
vorking
Huner from
in an a
source
Mushrooms Grown on Sandy Sell.
Many that mushrooms are
only to be found on low, moist lands,
while they have beett gathered on the
sandy hillsides of Long Island with
good results as to quantity and flavor
belleve
Oh!
Bill—Congratulate
JNl—-Why,
you?
“Not on your life'™
“IHdn’t she say No?"
“She certainly did.”
“Well?
“Why, I asked her if she could live
without me.”"—Yonkers Statesman.
me; I'm engaged
I understood she rejected
Stampede.
Stubb—reat Scott! Why are all
those girls rushing like Indians to the
belt counter?
Floorwalker
sale of the lal:
Stubb— Nove
Floorwalker— Yes
to repr
ago
-Why, there is a special
t novelty belts,
ty?
“ach belt Is made
iline arm. —Chl
ent a mas
Dally New
Free! Free!
Mrs. A. C. Trainor, Colchester,
Conn., writes that a free sample bot-
tle of Bloodine helped her when she
was all run down Bloodine Is a
body bullder and system tonic of won-
derful merit, and if you have not tried
it, you should today. The greatest
system Tonle fu the world. Bick
Ridney are positively cured by
| are - the most friendly terms. Noth:
| happy or unhappy—but the workmen |
share in it, and vice versa. This most
{happy umlom of good employers and
good workmen ought to be known. —Le
i Figaro
Telegraph Line Through Desert.
| For the projected telegraph line
‘from Algeria to the Niger river the
telegraph posts In the Sahara will be
metallic and placed at distances of
i 68 yards, the wires being high enough
to allow the passage of a man on cam:
ciback. At intervals along the 600.
niles of the Algerian section six small
;arrisoned stafions will be established
At a central redoubt, surrounded by
outer fences, provisions will be stored
| for three months round a cistern.
Zanzibar as a Storehouse.
The island of Zanzibar has been
{ under Hritish protection since Novew-
ber 4, 1550 It is the great storehouse
and distributing center for trade of
the whole east African coast although
with the development of the resources
of the mainland and Increased ship
ping facilities of the several main-
land ports its relative commercial im
portance Is pot so greal as la former
years
No Unoccupied Land.
Certain people always talk as If
there was a vast amount of unoccu
pled land ready to be turned Into
vheat fields As a matter of fact
aothing of the sort is the case. The
and of the countrty is, roughly speak-
ng. fully occupied, and if the farmer
$ to produce more wheat he must
iroduce less of something else. —Lon-
don Baker and Confectioner
Art Preasures in South America.
Many pictures by Velasquez may
still be resting unrecognized In South
America, according to an art critic
The rough says he, who fur
aished the sliver ingots, would yearn
for presentments of the old country
fe and so early essays at its por
trayal by Velasquez may still be slum-
wring in remote haclendas under the
shadow of the Andes
people,
Children’s Head Coverings.
In the orient the children, who are
permitted to up nearly pude,
nave their heads swathed in bandages
which as a protection from the
srdent sun. On the same principle In
ome hot countries bables’ caps are
1eavily embroidered trimmed with
fur, or, as in Japan, incrusted with
lowers, leaves and tinsel
ETOW
EOI Ve
ofr
The Benighted Heathen.
William Jennings Bryan, In an ad
dress at Lincoln, sald “Then we
ame to Madagascar. The Madagas
ar Tealers who give short welght or
well impure articles go to prison for a
year. But in more enlightened coun
ries they would go to Palm beach or
‘0 Ormond”
Fantastic Snowflakes.
Snowflakes, when viewed
microscope, are found to form regu
lar figures, the most common shape
being a star of six arms or points. In
some the design. though per
fectly regular, Is extremely fantastic
and beautiful
under a
CASeS
Society and the “Black Arts.”
It is not too much to say that more
than half society Is more or less de
voled to necromancers soothsavers
ind fortune tell and that never was
there a time when the charm was
more cultivated —London lady's Plc
torial
ors
New York Pawnbrokers.
New York city pawnbrokers pay an
innual license of $500 and make large
profits at that being allowed to charge
per cent. a month for
ix momshs on amounts not exceeding
$100
three
Life Not Wholly Wasted.
One of the beauties of thrift has
been [Hustrated In the case of a
New York manufacturer, who by liv
ing on 35 cents a day, managed to
leave loving relatives $200,000 over
which to fight
New York's
Crooked, nuparrow, busy
itrcet 18 the oldest thoroughfare in
New York city to preserve its original
form. Jt has always been a commer
fal mart.
Oldest Street.
First Days of Printing.
Printing, when the industry was in
of a page
then pasted together, to give the ap
pearance of one leaf
Varying Potato Crops.
England's potato crop AVETrages over
six tons an acre. Russia grows barely
two tons to the acre, and Italy little
over one and three fourths tons
Pigeons Earliest Letter Carriers.
Pigeuns were employed in the mall
service mn Bible times. They acted as
letter carrfers when Joshua invaded
Palestine
Peaked Colorado.
Colorado holds the record song te
states of having 407 mountain
seceding 10.000 feet: 33 of ot ria
4 ui feet and aver.
For Your Sewing g Machine.
Just when you “need sewing machine
supplies you want them at once. You
gan Aud all kinds of supplies for all
of machines at D. 8. Asdrus &
Accuses Stanford White of Causing
Her Fall-Confessed it te Thaw
Lays Bare Her Life in Court te Save
Her Husband.
New York—Dressed as a school girl
might have been dressed by her moth-
er, Mrs. Evelyn Nesbit Thaw vester-
day told the jury which is trying her
husband in the Crimina! Branch of
the Supreme Court for the murder of
Stanford White the whole story of her
iife, her relations with While
There were women in the coart-
room. The story caused them to bow
their heads and hide théir faces and
the prisoner to veil his haggard fea
tures in his hands and weep Yet it
must be said that the former chorus
girl and artists’ model told the story
with which was little
asttounding Atl po time did
inaudible At no
time did her own face seek the speller
of her hands At times her volce
quivered. and it scented as if the tears
would well up in her eyes and course
down her cheeks But no tears came
Her husband sobbed, and his agony
had no hint of theatrical effect about
it He drew his handkerchief (rom
his pocket when he could stand
story no longer. and his heavy shoul-
bent over the table His face
was hidden. but the broad shoulders
twitched Those near him could hear
great gulping sounds as he fought to
master his
a calmness
short of
become
her* volce
the
ders
emotion
Telling of her own degradation. the
woman whose beauty has cost the life
of one man and put at peril the life
of the man who married her despite
her past never once control of
Dressed as a child, she com-
ported herself as a woman of many
years in the ways of the world Nev-
er once did she lapse into the fluency
of convreational lanzunge
ft was always, “I do not remember
In her long nar-
there was never a “don't” and
never can't” or of the
little signs which betoken
tpontaniets
Delphin M
examination
soft
lost
herself
everyday
or "I cannot recall
ration
a other
usually
any
Delmas
His
and kindly But
in leading Mrs
with her narartion
got the story evidence on the
ground that she had related the facts
to Thaw when he asked her to marry
him in Paris She entire
night, the witness in telling the
story Thaw as reason why she
thought he should not marry her. He
was there In the apartments of her
mother, and herself in a Paris hotel
when daybreak came sob
bing bitterly
He wanted every detail” said Mrs
Thaw ‘and 1 told him everything
He would sit and sob or walk up and
down the room as I told him
It was manifest as she spoke that
the prisoner was again going through
the torture of that night Prepared
by his counsel for day of mental
agony, he had seemed when he came
into court his steeled
against the pain of an old wound be-
ing But his wife
with her soft, biack hair dressed so
that the her
shoulders simple
black tie jacket that a child
might accentuating the
girlishness of her form, began to tell
of her meeting with White, Thaw
shuddered. drew his brown overcoat
closer about his shoulders and began
to sink in his chair
conducted
Was
the
#8 ever
every word he
Thaw onward
was distinct. He
voice
sald
in
spent
said
a
an
to
and he was
a
to have heart
reopened when
coiffure rested between
with a linén collar,
and blue
have worn
Told With Girlish Lisp.
| Mrs Thaw's life story after she had
told of the shooting of White began
with the death of her father and the
consequent poverty of her mother, her
brother, and herself. She has a girl-
ish llsp which she did not lose at any
of her story. When she told
how one day she saw a notice tacked
‘on the door of her mother's home and
later found out that the family had
[been dispossessed, she told of the in-
{cident as a little child would have
{told It. It accentuated the poverty
{and misery
The jurymen watched Mrs. Thaw
keenly as she told of those days. The
foreman, Deming B. Smith, eved her
with the eves of a man of long ex-
| perience as juror The frequent
‘hammering at the jury that they
should not allow their sympathies to
swayed as against their fair and
honest judgment, into which Mr. Jer-
ome had gone toward the end of the
examination of talesmen, slowed at
‘this time. Not a man of the twelve
{showed a crinking of the eyelids, a
{deepening of the lines from the nose
to the chin, a bit of moisture at the
|1ashes
stage
{ bet
OTHER NEWS OF TRIAL
Sensational Evidence~in the White!
| Murder Trial
Owing to the delay In transmission,
the Procesdings of the Thaw trial of
the | were received In
NEW YORK, Pel. 7.—The announoe
ment by Lawyer Delmas that Evelyn
Nesbit Thaw or Mrs William Thaw
will be the next withess to go on the
stand in the trial of Harry Thaw for
the murder of Stanferd White closed
a session of wany sensations,
Iie whole aspect of the case aguinst
Thaw took a complete Change when
ope of the witiesses of the shooting
he had heard Stanford White
vow to murder Harry Thaw and show
ef him a revelier as he made the
threat -
This testimony was entirely nnex-
pected by the prosecution at this stage
of the trial. and Mr. Jervine was not
prepared to head it off. Mr. Delmas,
the lawyer who Is now in charge of
Thaw's fight for life, got this telling
allegition on the record. and "Mr. Je
rosie Battled in valu to shake It
The witness who was responsible for
the news of the threat was Lenjauiin
Bowman, a former doorkeeper at the
Madison Square theater. When Mr
Delmas got through with him Mr
Jerome attempied to befuddie the wit
but Bowman met him at every
aud the district attorney had to
give It up. The witnes2 left the stand
stulling. while Thaw looked vastly re
ilevedd
Martin Green, a newspaper reporter
was a witness to the shooting of Stan-
ford White He called to the
stand Ind descriled Thaw as a wild
looking young man on that tragle ox
casion. lu reply to a direct guestion
he sald he considered that Thaw
irrational at the thine of the shooting
Thomas MeCalelhy, a friend of the
Thaw family, told all about the dinner
it the Cafe Martin on the evening of
the tragedy nnd of the shooting of
Whitg which followed. He sald Thaw
was Irrational Ile told of the
note which Mrs. Thaw wrote and pass
ed to Thaw
Mr
the
turned
swore
ness
paint
Was
Was
then
Following this testimony
hinted that hind
Mr. Delmas draanatically
toward Mr and =aid,
We are informed vou have that note,
and we now demand that you produce
HY .
Mr Jerome and sullen,
tack turned to Mr. Delmas Ihe
mand repeited, but Mr. Jermme
ignored it I he went climes] then
hut tit crented a while it
fasted
Dr. John E Deemar
the stand Tuesday allows to
testify, was recalled and testified that
Henry W the
cle on the waternnl ide
shiie
fhe
ieorge
lerame elmns
note
Jervine
his
de
sal siient
Was
He
sensation
wha was on
bit not
Cajiey defendant's un
Lud wen lu
Cotitess of
Lauder «
Were
Yarmouth and Mrs
haw’
took a
procesilings
wi«
Kenn
When
fs to tha
penn
Kil he
Fitzgerald said
all those the court
sense of proprieties might
the opportunity to with
countess amd Mr< Carne
but retnrned in les< than
whieh
ters in court and
interest iu all the
the witiess Bowminn testitiol
epithet Stanford White
ing of the nian be
fore
n=edd in
Intended to
daviight” Justices
he would ghve in
roo whose
offended
I'he
gle went out
five minutes
the threat
made two vyeurs
he
drawn
life was
before the
Altorues
Introaluction of
the defense
tar be oie
replied
to take
of every legal defense
in the New York,
ity. self defense or any other
justification of the taking
life. This.gwas bat the
of Interesting tilts between the
iHtorney Mr
day, and It was agreed
tote had found Tha
counsel a foeman worthy of
Ihe two men of widely
ype Mr. Jerome quick, passion
forceful istic and brilliant at
ule, Mr. Delinas calm
sonrceful, witty, crafty
the district
earned district
Thaw '=
whl a hall
occurred District
objected to the
denen
neainst
tragedy
ferome
the
was no! understood by
of self defense Mr
that the defense intended
rantag
oy declaring
Lil
Prelinns
add
allowed
it usun
legithinnte
of nu human
first of a series
district
during the
that Mi. Je
ve new leading
his stew!
different
ile
ai
conrteails, re
ul, to
ways
here
this meth
siute of
nnd Ielinins
ire
sare
mid thie
w hom
the |
WAS never n
odd of address
Ben)
doorkev pet
ler,
titorney was
attorney.’
devintion fron
amin Bowman
at the Ma
the principal
declared that ou Christinas eve
Stanford White to the stare
1115 p ff
he hig
who
formerly a stage
dison Square the
He
118,
ifony
Mi
th
Flu
hone
TAs Wilthies=
cine
id asked
told
a ont
Neshit
actress, was then plavi
Girl From Dixie hind
White at first told him In
and then asked who had tes
cort
“Mr
plied
“Oh, that
the architeot,
actress had gone
room on the Not finding
there White, neconling to Bowman
walked rapllly out of the theater, with
a revolver In his hand and muttering
“I'll ind and KI that Iw fore day
Hght.”
The witness sald he belleved the
threat to be directed against Harry
Thaw and told hit of It several duys
later when they to meet on
Fifth avenue, He also told a detective
sergeant the Incident. District
Attorney Jerome cross examined the
witness for more than an hour, but
Rowman adhered closely to his story
in every deiall
“Have you been paid nuy
1H]
doorkeeper
12 in
EOL
Hat
‘nn her es
Was A
haw the witness «ald he re
Pittsburger,” commented
to minke the
went to her dressing
whe “ne
stage her
chanced
about
money by
de
Jerome st the close of his
this defendant or his attorneys?”
manded Mr
examination
No” came the emphatic
the witness
“Have you wen promised any?’
“Na
Thaw
throughout the
reply from
seein] In excellent spfrita
day, He appeared to
the waonly conflicts between Mr
stontled broadly several times
AHogetlier It wan nn day In which the
dat fade tremendons gains, and
when adjouenment wns reached the
Thaw Iavyers coungratoiated thelr
Bing «Tent.
Lh
“Merciful goodness’
killed her, have you
“No, but listen. 1 laughed at her
hat.”
“My”
“And her waist”
“Graclous'”
“And ridiculed
skirt”
“Myi”
“And, to make my revenge complete,
I made faces at her baby. Now, who
can say | did oot get, even? —Chicago
Daily News
You haven't
the bang of ber
A Faulty Theory:
Do you know what | belleve about
myself?” asked the man with the
mystical eyes and the straggling whis
kers
‘No What do sou
yourself 7 mechanically
weary listener
I belicve that | am the reincarna-
tion of Napoleon’
Nonsense! No matter how much
confidence Napoleon had In himseM
he wouldn't have wanted to start in
at the bottom all over again "—Judge
believe about
asked the
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Presents the Famous Musleal
’ Success
THE REAL WIDOW b
An Endless Chalu of ins
Melody
20 Big Musical Specialties—20
A Bey of Pretty Girls,
A Coterie of Clever Comedians
An Array of Gorgeous Costamiex
we
LIFE. — COLOR. — BEAUTY.
Prices: Evening 10, 20, 30,
Matinee—10,; 20.
Reserved Seat at Box Office.
Beth Phones.
LOOMIS OPERA HOUSE
NONDAY EVENING, FEB. 11
RETURN DATE.
The C. S. Williams Co. present the
Merry Comedy Success,
‘Now, what do you think!
The Comedy of Complicatios.
All Fan and Music.
| A GUARANTEED ATTRACTION.
won't give any
gende Blaetter
more milk!”
A Hunch,
If you wish to kill {ime
Your life Is your own,
But don’t bother by igy men,
hap with a wil
nt say something
God of him keep still
Houston Jagat
Didn't Suit Her.
The Judge—Where's your wife?
The Prisoner—At home, your honor. |
Wasn't she subpoenaed also to .
in court?
‘Yes,
Well
She
vour honor
why didn't she come?
heard that a person was not |
allowed to talk only when spoken to
In court vour honor!“ “—Yonkers
Statesman
Exposure Brings on Rheumatism.
Painful in its mildest form, quickly
becoming an agony or torture if neg-
ected. When you feel the first pain |
in the muscles, the slight stiffness
in the joints take Bloodine. It acts
immediately on the Blood and Nerves,
however pevere. Sold by C. M. |
Driggs, Savre
One of Many.
Mr. De Dude—Cawn't I Intwoduce !
to you my fwiend Arthur Weming.
ton® He {8 a litewawy man, you
knaw
Miss De
Mr. De
Belle—Indeed!
Dude—Aw, ves
at the Jast pahty, and the editah ac
cepted it, bah Jove!—N. Y. Weekly.
a —
Professional.
Popkins—Speaking of frenzied finan:
clers, our family physician's at the
top of the heap
Wilkins—He is,
Popkins—You
eh?
bet he Is When 1
had swallowed a nickel he made me
cough up $2 —Chicago Dally News
The Sinews of War.
“So he was elec after all?’
the ordinary citizen
“Easily,” replied the politician.
“There was so much mud flung at
him that I was sure he would be de.
feated.”
“Yes; but, vou see, he came down
with lots of dust."—Judge
Simitar but Different.
“The bare limbs of those trees,” he
remarked, “bring to my mind pleasant
recollections of my vacation last sum.
mer.”
“In what way?” she queried
“I spent my vacation at the sea
shore, know,” he explained—Chl
cago Dally News
William's Carbolic Salve With Arnica
and Witch 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
26¢ by druggists. Willlams Mfg. Co.
Prop’s., Cleveland, O. Soild by C. M.
Driggs, druggist
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IMPORTED OLIVE OIL.
ted,
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Good for Medicine
$1.50 to $3.00 per gallon.
Imported Macaronl Sc te 10c per pound
J0MN PECKALLY,
PRICES 25, 50, 75, $1.00
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Advance Sale Opens Friday at the
{Box Oilice.
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Chas. H. Larnard,
CONTRACTOR,
CARPENTER AND BUILDER.
| Plans drawn and estimates given.
| Hardwood and Stair Work a specialty.
(An Work Promptly Attended to.
{Shop and Residence, 58 Lincoln Street,
Waverly.
Bell ‘phone 208
T F.BAKER,
CARPENTER AND BULLDER.
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(17 Pleasant St Waverly, N. Y.
WANT ADS
Rates: —Wanted, #wst, Found, For
{Sal etc, % cent a word each in-
|sertion for the first three times, ¥
|cent a word each Insertion there
latter. None taken for less than 25
[cents. Situations wanted free to pald
in advance subscribers.
egy
| WANTED.
25 men wanted to work at ice har-
vesting. Work to begin Saturday, Feb.
{9. at Jo'clock sharp ET Tilman.
| A good girl for general housework.
{Mrs. PaulE. Maynard, East Athems,
| Pa. 231-1
Housekeeper, widow or unmarried
woman, between 25 and 30 years of
age. Will make a good home
right party or pay good wages. Ad-
{dress “X.,"” Record office, Sayre, Pa
A nicely furnished room; heated;
West Sayre preferred. Address Rec-
jord X Y Z. 227-6t*
Wanted at once, second dining room
girl at Tioga hotel. 227-8
Wanted—Experienced table girls at
the Wilbur House. 3t
{ Girl Wanted for general housework.
|Inquire 109 Packer avenue, Sayre,
Pa 209-1
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STRAYED.
Came to 197 Cayuta street, Sayre,
a hound. Owner can have same by
Identifying and paying
charges, Fred Stevens.
FOR SALE.
At Waverly, N. Y., building lof, con
venient to car line, large enough for
double house or 2 single houses. For
street, Waverly, N. Y.
esirable locations In town. Terms
G. Schrier, Maynard Block, Athens
29-f
FOR RENT.
street, Waverly, Call at promises.
No. 426 South Wilbur, at ones. Mod:
ern conveniences, gas and ms range.
$16.00 per month.