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1 O CENTS (J a * 1 Í mmmi ,'V. ¿ . a ® * * i 1.8 *tj»F Vx ■ ~t f'f? ■ , ' ■' *; <#í** -■'*-*• • í »—■ /•- ■y. -• *.. - ? -m 1 CENTS VOL. XXXIIL JAMESTOWN .N, Y., TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1903. ■ei* NO. 266 A Few Words . About Our New Children a Coats. They are correct tn style— and of course the correct ma terials as they're \W oltex\— that means all wool. \Fashion Fanttten.\ W e fit the t a ll grown girl and the girl growing. The coata w a full . aqd . lon g . w ith, 'filenty of room for moving, the I. batten» with. tiie growth ot the wearer. If looking for coat warmth don’t forget the chest and back. ‘Wooltex” coatg are made with 4 ply fronts and 2 ply backs, double yokes. and. atitched with Bara auk. Prlccs are no higher than yon would be charged elsewhere for Inferior good*. S 6 . 0 0 , $ 8 . 0 0 , $ 1 0 . 0 0 G. F. Abrabamsoao. C 207 M ain S tre e t. Did It Ever Occur to Ton T h a t * Horn* TtUptxm« Is jroarraa). dan«* will anabla JO* to call your *ro cmr, to nr m a r k .t, your pbraiclaa. rail ß had, exon«! »od ulugrarji. ü S m pó- Ç» bMilijuirUri, kapital*aad fi» tact *11 thè uopi» wttk wlaaa ] COHBiHmhI Wt »SO ib y o a t a s l » U Did It Eier Occur to Yon That ■ Bom* Talapko&a In yoar raai d.nc« nablaa rot) io lottanti» fit cor r«ot tlma, rapafta of traiaa. r*poru of •laatlon rtturni. raporta of all qa«a- ttana of pabilo lataraat *0(5 a *raat w riety of tantru lo(or»*Uool If roa ara u t i f our rabacribara, aak oaetral Did It ËTer Occor to Toa T b * I v « h*v« rwrtnefrfl i*UtvhOB« riU n is J»fli«ftoir& fifty Mr o>23 1 Aod h#r% E tao«d cnpArfor WUpbett* *«rYloê ViU< i r**eb ot irtry M«f Did It Eier Occvr to You Tk*t a H o ». TV.pkaaa la four r«X Sano* p»U firn ta lattaflt esatanaïas- Uoa wttk tkawasi»of paopUr A Bora* Talashoa* la a n » enanary a* I and to iT irt w«ïi-r.f ' ‘ ' v old. Wa ata alwan pi fniarsution; plaaa* u k aa. to gtva T H B . - Home Telephone Go. 2 1 0 Ptne Street. Not a Midsummer Night’s Dream, But a Winter Day’s Reality -It THE Round Oak Heater w i t h N e t It a * « , f a r f c a f * • r M rft M a li o t h i mr w— é . HOUSE BLOWN UP g e n e r a C q o b i n t o . i n v e s t i g a t e d y n a m i t e o u t r a g e . ARRESTING RIOTERS Thev Will be Held Until Their Re lease Will not Endanger the General Public—Troops Will All be on Hand by - Mldnlaht— Men Vot$ to Contlmia Strike. < 6 y Associated Press.) ‘ Shenandoali, Oct. 7.—Mrs. Kukle- wlch, of Brownsville, called -on Gen eral t Gobin today and reported that her home was partly destroyed toy a dynamite explosion early this morning. The general heard that the explosion was determined upon by the Lithuanian local of Brownsville. A squad from the Ft-roml city .troop.has gone to Browns ville to lehwiSAs?jfciTOiusftoii.Ae» 5 lch la employed at- tli& Shenandoah ebltttiry. In «ppaklngf of the general orders issued, last nlght.relattvq to the call- ins-out ° J the entire guard, General Gobtn iays special stress, usbn the fqU.] lowing clause: 'Ht> will arrest all persons engaged In acts of violence and Intimidation and hold them under guar 1 until their release will not endanger the public peace.” t TW«, Jio saya,. ,^1U, dispose of h.ear-_ *?«*• these arreala.' and ought to have a good effect Mitchell said that he 'wanted to take it tmder consideration.' It Is expected that the miners -will take up the sug gestion of the president and decide up on It after- It has fceee presented to them by Mitchell. Commissioner of Immigration Sargent returned from Philadelphia today ljut had no Infor mation to, communicate as ha did not see Mitchell I n that city. , ; T h e following statement was -made pufcrHc at the Whtto House this after noon : \O n Voiiday. Oct 6 , Hbn. Carroll D.' Wrtgjit, cninmlBsloner. of labor, weat lo Vhlladoiphlp an 4 gave to joiiu Mit<-hell the following from the presi dent : “ I f Mr. Mltoheil will secure the tm- medlale return to work of the minors lu tlie nntbraclto regions, the president wilt at or re appoint a commission to Investigate thoroughly into all th<* raatUih at issue botween operators auJ mliters ami -vill do all ■within his pow er to oo.iuln a BfttlemoUjt of thoso questions la Mccardtmce with t i le re port of tho commiBsloa.“ Mitchell has. taken this m atter under consideration btrt thep resfderit has- not yet txen n(S-'Tlsfd el' ussy > (CCntfoued on Pago Six.) thrown through car windows .and a passenger w a s struck and slightly, in jured. Georg# Bourgeau, G lens Falls, when ordered to m ove on, hesitated and was pushed by a- private o f company R. (Bourgeau fell and w a s Injured on the ba^k of the head. M is condition ' la critical. QRAND ARMY DAY8; M itchell and tKe Manufaeturer*. Buffalo, Oct. r.—pvesmpiit sfrtrnen of the miners' organlratlons accom panied by the threo district presidents. DufTy, Fahey and Nlcholls arrived at the Iroquol* hotel at 9 48. Mr. Mit chell declined to discuss the action ot governor Stone In colling out tho en tire national guard of Pennsylvania. Mitchell was called to the long dis tance telephone and converged with some one tn Harrisburg but declined to say with whom. At 0.45 Mitchell and the three district presidents Joined the manufacturer*- committee In room 54. where a conference was hold with closed door*. Mitchell In an Interview declined to discus* the action of Governor Stone, disclaimed any knowledge' of a recont proposition of the president that the miners return to w&rk.pending an Investigation of th<Mr grievances and stated positively that he had not heard from the president since the Washington conference, and that there, was nothing In sight Indi cating a solution of the difficulty. He also said he was not aware that Sar gent was looking for him except through tho new*papers. President Aakm] to Intercede. Butte, Mont, Oct. 7.—Labor bodies of Montana are preparing a petlfSon to be presented to President Roosevelt asking him to Intercede in the anthra cite coal strike. Tho petition recom mends that aa a preventive against the recurrence of eurh labor troubles congress shall enact legislation look lng to the purchase or lease by tho federal government of all the coal flelds. PRESIDEN T TO MITCHELL. \Washington. Oct 7 —President Roosevelt haa requested Mitchell, pres, ldent of the Mine Worker*” union, to use bis Influence to Induce the men to go to work with the promlso of tho appointment of a commission to In vestigated their grievances and a fitrther promise Chat the president will urge upon congress legislation In ac cordance with tha recommendation ot that commission. No reply has yet been received from Mitchell. The president sent Carroll D. Wright, com missioner of tabor, to Philadelphia to meet Mitchell and Wright has re ported that after the proposition of the president had been submitted Unanimous to Stay Out. W ilkes llarrp, Oct 7.—In accordance w ith an address Issued by President Mttx-hell last night calling upon all lo cal unions to meot and to take a tote so.KHsainltvs. mjttaVvi. ana Midvale colllerlea of the laehlgh Coal Co. hold a meeting In this city to day. At Its conclusion It wa* announc ed tbat tho men unanimously decided to stay out In a body until they had wort the strike. First Brlgada to Leave. 'Philadelphia, Oct. 7.—Ooneral John W fichUl, rommamler of the first brtKade with headquarter* in thl* city paid this morning that his command w ill learn Philadelphia early tomorrow morning for the anthracite flelds In oröer that tt»nta could bo pitched and ready for occupancy before nightfall. Veteran« Enjoying . JThemsolve*—A Parade— 100,000 Visitor*. Washington, O ct’ 1 .-“—'Thf sunshine ■which ushered In the opening of the G.‘ A. R. encampment yesterday was succeeded today by cloihlj weather. B u t the chjinge hod no e.lic t on Eh^ spirits of th® vast ero»ii» whir!» e warmed into the banner-decked Btreejg and hurried tr> 1 ‘mnsvivanla avenue lo see the parade of mnal vet erans and naval veterans «\rRaralza- tiona, which was to be tti- MJf nvrnt o f the morning. It Is e.-timati-.i that '« v e t iOO.flOa visitor* a r e in the <-lty. - A mbassador to .’Rom«. ' ~ \Washington Ort T.— Tho prtw»it»nt hltx dw-JdïMt.to spjWi»tyHsnfï -WTvfîo-, GGcroifàry to 'the' VTTT \*is'K London, as ambassador to K- ■ . ■ Tho appointment probshly wl’ ! not be made until next spring. ODELLOTIFIED N SENATOR PLATT M/V.OE THE FOR M A L 8 PEE.CH. A R A R E H O N O R First Republican Governor Renom i nated in Ntbrs Thin a Ge(i»ration-r Ppoblem o f 6 tate T«xatlon Solved, b y Odefl—^O^ftiocrat*« Pl»tform pi Rantpant and Urfmasfccd.S 9 Qrallaen— Election Assured. (By A£soctatnl 'Press) Albany, O c t 7 .- ’- T I a < i notlfioatloa oommlttee appointed b»y the laet Ro- publti&n «lm m lltw heabdud by tienatur Thoa c F la t l, gather«^ In thta city this morning add proceeded tovrards n<H n to the »xocntlvo Eaanslria. where jQovemar Odell and ot-Xter KcpubUcan ttoulnees on the state ticket awaited them Senator Platt made a form al sp*-ech o i aoUfliatlun OZBnbtJmlf <at tho a a d the Ite i rtlft»» {m i x . He said In part: \You Governor QijeHI. were renoml- : b y tlon. To no other Uppubllcan ,for more than a genpratlcwi hoi th e dis tinction come of being placed a second time In nomination fc*r tbo otBt-e of governor but there was only one opin ion among the delegatee aa to t h e ex pediency of r«-nomlna.tlng you. It SPANISH ART. Opanlna o f (h* 'Seaton*« Work by tli* Mew Century Art Club—Addre** by M r* Rogeraon. The -first meting for t^e seaeon of the Mew Century Art club was held Monday afternoon with the Misses proadhead at their homev >09 Wjirre» «treet Aa haa bepn Ihe custom of the eliih In the 'past thes eeason yras opened .with a parlor ieçture gjvgn t.hi.% time by Mr*. Edward Itogerson president of the aft clUb of Leltoy, N- Ï - Tho subject of Mrs. R^grtfson’a lec ture waa Onr Musical Benefactors, pointing to the feet that no art Is com plete without its touch of music. Tha club's eubjoot ot study laet winter was Greek Art and tho lecture waa an ac companiment to that courao ot «Utttiy. Alra. Itogerson said that tho Greek« were the Orst to emphasllce tho need and importando of music In art. The modern -writera have found most ot ^thelr Inspiration from the old _ Greek ebonites and tragedies and even the opera* of today had their humblo ori gin with the Gnioka. & MYSTIC 8HRINER&. W ill Make ■ PlIijT’Tmag* to Balamincs Wednesday, About 60 members of ttoe Mystic Shrine from this city will m ake a pil grimage to Salamanca Wednesday ev- enlng and with them will go' frqm elx. to 10 candidate« for - Initiation ttito the myatertea of the orcler. ’ih e ’ partv will leow thta. d t j in. % s^eclgl _ car attached to Erie-train 8 . at 4;05 t. __ P m. anif will roturn In the -name car,, attached -to train 3 at 8 -: 08, &, mu. Thursday U la hoped that' arrwvgec mente can he mndo so that 6 ho tick ets vtH b?) s\K>d for throtj day* bo to enable tiuw» who desire to Visit Bradford and the Ommen'B convention being bold thvro. Tho 'committee r*- guebts that all Bhrlnora bring With them their fetoa. BEI'IUS POIWT WON. Nahum Arnold Defeated A lbert JoM S I». n:’.<toflM af'Ofmlmm fat « _ (Ila Pur*». A* the atfld mmAher t r n n m s i m .^ i L .T Llpton’* Challenao Ixmdon, O c t T.—S i r Thmnas ljp - ton'.*_ chr.llftu*« lor, „ftoeUUw . nl -éiW M fígFitlíá' «Va. n M M i . m « ( M . v .^ v a -»—*■ i u * elgncd by th e Roral U l s t ír -Yacht Hub srnd has been posted. All Troop* In Rtadlnes«. Harrisburg, Oct 7.—Uont Col. El lio tt expocts to have every command la the Btato In tho striko territory be fore midnight The guard will bo dtBrtrlbritwl o v e r tha anthracite region^ to protect non-union men who do*lr* to work and to suppress riot* tf thej| should occur. Dunklrll Worn*»» Assaulted Dunkirk. Oct. 7 .—Mrs. Mnrirar«»t Mil ter, a mlddle>-*ge(l woman livlntr on Ruggles street, w u attacked l.y an un- kmrrwn man as Ihe vrns «lt'ina alone In her home h»*t night shor’ly after 9 o’clock. Before «ho bad n.m to run fo r help be grabbed h o r b^ tb- throat and threw her to the* floor, but lyr screaming at tho top o f •■\¡•■e she attracted oid froni the *'rwi and n l reecuad from the grasp of the coward ly Invader. A posso quickly fromed hut the as sailant was not dkught. He ii thought to be a Duflklrfcer, *a Millar IIw s olost and he probably kwif it> Government Control Urged. Clnclnn»tl. Oct 7 —The city board of legislation last night passed resolu tions denouncing the iposltlon of the m tne operator* for their refusal to arbitrate tb« qrnostlcms now pending bet ween the operators and miners and fo r their attitude and language at the conference with President Roosevelt. T b « president la urged to nse his In fluence to haVe laws passed which will perm it gorerntaent control of minei and railroads to the extent that such conditions aa now exist will no tongoi possible. Hibernian*' Convention. Huofclrk Oct. f,—Tt*« blnnnlal i n vention of the AnrlpDt Order o f Hl- hornlan* o f Chantncj'ia Oranty waa held at the Elrle hntol yeetorday with delegates present fmm all tho tcrwna -of the county In irf'frti there are local dlvlilon*. Herewlih are tho officers elected: County pr»*ldent,.John T. Madlgan of Dunkirk r-ounty rlco pres ident, Jam e s Daley nf WesHlold': coun t y socretary. Jamwi V Jo y of Dunkirk; county treasurer. Hdwnrd Reagan of Westrield; BOntlnct Martin T. Oolll- gnn of Dunkirk. »'rw*»ant «t arms Mi chael Ryao of Sllvor Creek, eoanty chaplain the Rev rboroa» V. Clark o f rredonla. STREET CARS MOBBED. For Bala E i d u M y by Wilson I * W » s t Tlilrd St; a s n r e w ilB g W h y Is Feaner1« B«rvard the beat $3.00 skee la all York Statai Because They are satisfied with the rm a ll 00 t profit S v e r y atyle bat o ld rtylae. Oar price $3®a FENNER’S, ---- ií. 11 * ttwmmßi . 306 Mato, Potlee (Jnibta to Qusrd Them In New Orleans. N ew O rtons, Oct. 7 —Violences started with tho flrnt attempt of the railw a y company to carry out tho or- df»r of tho m ayor to run Its cars to d a y JuBt before 7 o’clock tho com pany started out three cars from tb» b a m s on Canal street On each car, manned by a non-unfon motorman, th«ro was a large foree-of pelteemem~ L a r g e crowiTa of striker* and sympa thizers irere In the street*. When th o cars reached Mlro street the tracks wore blockaded and when they cam e to a stop the crowd made an at tack . Wire and ropea were cut and o a r s were boarded. A pistol shot wa» fired and the non-union motormen at tacked. One of them was badly cut T h e police seemed unable to cope with thf> situation. W hen the rioting spent Itself three c a r s were le ft standing upon th » track guarded by policemen.- AIT I S e wtn- do-ws In them were smashed and they w e re otherwise damaged. The inlifea- tiona are that the compaay haa im ported a number ot m ea from othet d u e s . HUKOM V A L L E Y »TRIKE. Troepe Arrtvtng en the Weerw—A Sya standar tnjared. Sandy HID. If. t . . 0(1 T.-Followlni f£re ordtri o f the f iw n o i «alílag cmt tb s entire B»cotid recUamt to protect tit« Hudion Teller «lB«trte ratlway oa eo cordially approved Z>j public Opin ion that no other nomalnatlon w a s to be thought of. \Tho problem of sbrXe taxation ha* been solved during y o u r administra tion and very largely by reason ot yutir rpcommendatlona to the legisla ture. and there is no I«onger any bur den upon tb«» homofl a rad farms o f tho people of xw w Tork f^'»T the t>xp*mscs of th«lr gtsto gororniEtent “ If there was any dc*ubt of y o a r rtv election when jruu were» nominated two wneek* ago, I think it raoat havo been r» moved by the action of the Demo- cratlc party when It nomlnate^T It* ticket upon a platfoim. ot rampant and unmasked socialism. \ I f your good work •mt gorernor. so thoroughly approved 1*7 the taxpayer* of the Btato and by atll who a r e In terested tn its w e lfare *nd progret*, were not enough to assure success- to the ticket o f which y o u are now tho head, this new tuuo *f> itartllnaty pro- seoUd by tho Domon—»tic oonTontlon w ill »ks*redly elect y o u **1 oongratalatn you. Oorernor Odoll, and you. gentlemen, ttxion jrmir nomi nations and japon the c^reat opportanl- ty for public usefulneM which these conditions place In yotxr handa** Governor Odell mpiTed for himse.tf and tho other landtdaatca T h e en- t!ro party waa after»«^rda entertained Central’* Tr» 3 * u r e r Dead. Yonkers O r t T Oflorgo 9. Prtnce at crio N \w York C s a iral railroad died at hti rrwldonco tn ¿his city today. Ho «*« 4* year* o f aga Svwdlsft Evening 8 Ur. The Swedish Bn^itrgt etar at It* meeting tn lA r f Kr k«nn hall Monday evening Initiated nl - candidate*, acted favorably on thiw ■ [‘plloatlans suid re- cniTod two appll »'Ions for member ship, The erenlnf!« receipts were •96 .16 tut aside frum this a collection Of 111.70 was taken fnr the Star d tab An organization baring aa Its object the JErarchuo of a piano for the lodge room*. FoUowlnir the bnftlneaa ses sion U r t R«hn and M rs. Nelson aerred refreehments and various memhers partlclpaUd In an onjoyabls program. BANK’S •PLKMOTD RIOORO l tho 1 and erhool life as well as In ort and that more attention would bring higher culture and better appreciation of Its bcautlfa. A 6 out 00 ladle* woro present to en- foy the lecture each member having the privilege of Inviting one guest In ■.iduksm- .H . .oiualitfc^cai^ be present oa aeeoanl o f Hlneea, Mias Broad head, first vice prealdont, presid ed. Tie fore tho lecture M iss Ethel Fal coner played tho Marlotiqtte Bulte by McDowell, and upon the concluslotn ot the lecture tho Spinning Song by Ohamlnada They were both rendered moat beautifully and the applause wa* hearty and spontaneous. Whtle dlscuaalng tho lecture tea waa served by the hunteiwea This year the d n b will study Spanish Art and Archi tecture Tho next meeting will bo hold Oct. 20, when the subject will be The Moors. Their Origin, History and OoDQuest*. at lunch. \ Farmers and Mechanic» M ake* Pin* Showing In S t a t s Report. The report o f f n Kllbura. Super intendent o f hanks has Just been la- fsed, showing *hn condition o f the State banka on Ftepfembei t There are 193 banks wt'h deposit of |30,flO8,. 700. Then» are banks with a capi ta l of |S0,000. The Farmer* and Xs- eianlcs Bank*ircapital $50,000), a f 'thl* city stands flfth on th<^ Hat In deposit*. Each 6f the four larger are older baaks. it Western Bun Chapter. There wtll be a regular contracatfon o f Western Ann chapter 67 ft. A . M. in Masonic hall Thursday evening at tilO o’clock. Work. P. * M. 0 , do- CreM. Visitor* oordtally welcomed. ^ 1. O . Kmon, H . P. J m . D. CRlherth, ascy. 7d2. T E L E P H O N ! O«V*LOPMCI*fT. George W. Applaby o f W itt* f l l k Butldlno U n t* and CrtabllBhing Exoh«nj—a. Th» floveloimionf of TJ 10 tnlephone ln rhantanqaa ooanty th £ a year hms been astonUhlng. O b * man. Oeorgs AppWtry of W atts Flat**, ha* rtona» mach i o place tho commonltles In ttoe western part ot the errunty wlthln t*e»rtng eistance of earb other. Hl* fSne nna from Boomcrtown to Blockw-llln where ther» am IS ‘phosei. to WteZts Fiats where there are as tnany mosre, and to Pana m a where to Inatranumta are t n osa A t Kashs Corners, ths-e* mllaa frotn Pafiama^ K r , ^pplahy*» Uno coonects w ith the^ Sli«riMo eonafp»ny'» 11 a « . At Jam w tow a connecUova I* madte wlth the ■Home Telephone O o ’s lina Io all Mr. Applet»? haa IS mal loa of l l a « and expects by J a n 1 to tfeav* from 100 to 1&0 Inatm ment* In o s » II 7 h ie tlne and connecrion* coimnunt cation by roico oan b e held w ixh moit o f the cltie« and williges <x£ wea'om New Tork. N Plane are undor edwiaement fo r the further extenslon of thl* syatem of talephon« lUics. B t A R KILLED AT RBD HOUSE. B ig Gam» Within E a s y Raach of Jamaatown. A* a m a l l of a day*a sport hy a Red Rouse huotfir the paúpte a t that vicin ity are very much excited áhd within a day or two expect to eat bear, m eat The dtlzens o f Salamanca are Just a little ahead of the Red House people says the Salammanra Mews, as they hare the animal already captured and ft is now gracefully reposing on Ice at the Vorc» restaran! Charlas Stoddard of Red House waa oat after squlrrsla Batarday with a S3 Winchester rifle when he spied two black bear* a considerable distance away Stoddard being a trifle fearful of the affldsncy of i U rifle tn pat a black bear lo «leep. minded his own baa- Inea* and let the bears part tn poaca bat instead of deputing they Instated on Investigating the claim of the aforesaid Stoddard to hunt in their ter ritory and aa a Consequence one carita within range and la now serenely sleeping, haring passed to that animal heaven from which no benrshto error returns Ip tie a mark for Red House sportsmen. Stoddard aa anon aa he got tho bear within range “took car» ful aim.” aa Deadwóod Dick would say and shot Mr. Bruin directly through the heart __ t The animal tipped the scale at about a hundred poanda. i a ï ü S r l i P » sitting by a fire wsfely shoftPrad from the chilling bl&sta of winter. ' The gams o f cheokcra Is, and haa been «ver alare man bogan to Indulge ln such amusements, a primo favorite with men who like to engage tn contest* of Btdll whero tho brain rather tha* tha - twwtr 0 *\' checker player*. Today this r ivalry lesilTtwl tn an la« trreetlns gamo between. Nahnm A. A r- . nold aa tho representativa o f tha play»— er» of Demus point and A lbert Jonas, who sbood for the playón o f this city. In which a bet of 960 waa the stake. The men met la the oOce o f a livery stable and the gam e w*a short, afcarp nnd derisive, p o r a few momenta victory bung In tho balance with th* odds slightly In favor of Mr. Jonra* Each player had seven mon toft tìn tha board and each had one king. Then by a akltltul dank movement Arnold put two of hta oppenent’s men ont of tha gam e and M t tjie others in ioçh an exposed pcMdtfoa that Jon e s gam - op tha battio, with tho ram rak ; . \W elk yon o a g h t to boat me. Tot» felkrw* up at B«moa Point don’t havo aayth las to do b e t play checkers.** ■ ■»— V——— T h e n M ay hi Others trat dont forget tho rummage sale Of the Methodists ln Y. M C A. hall next Thiwsday. Friday and Saturday. Rememb e r p ext fl«ngay*>oMI w ill be « t a last data for reguW Bvo- ê t r 't x à i n i m B to Buttato att* Nmg- rails- TOtin »:*& » . m account 6f tíre strtke o f piotonaen, twV J ic f t , tlrte) r a t e 0mr Ü **. - W O n e o f e i e m o a t b e a u t i f u l p a i n t i n g s o n ' » a r t h w i l l fe w < o n e x h i b i t i o n l a t h o Y M . C . A . s = t o r o r o o m . E a s t S e c o n d s t r e e t « n e x t w n o o k . K e e p y o u r e y e o n I V d l Save Money. Do year nfttbeia giro satlsnA toa? II not pay a few cent* Tnonr ftor the Gold Beal brand. One pair w ill outwear two p a ir of any other brand. Try them. Ex- amln» my onion made shoes, compare price and quality with other make*. Ja c k Fenner, tho Old Kellahle Bhoe dealer. 1 1 East Third. 7dtf. COMMBKC1MO SUTfDAT, SEPT. 7, AND EVEH T MONDAY. WEDKB8- D A T AND SUNDAY TH E R E A F T E R U N T IL rU R T H E R NOTICE ROUND T R I P FA R E S ON CHAUTAUQUA L A K E ON A L L BOATS BETW E EN AX.L LJLNDINGa W l i i . BH IS CJB.VT3 dtnu&ast* The Aid eoolety o f Pllgrtm chnrrB wm. hold ft* rammra^o sale In the Warner block Thursday Prldäy and Saturday o f this week. The ladles of the aocisty will bo la fte rooms to re- celv« donaSSotif and s i ) donations will b * mäxaioiiür m U n m . 7 m Advertlte. jroor want* l'a the Jorarnal T H Y OUT I * Syrup of White Pine and Tar COUQH8, C o ld s S l o 25c Betti*. Bvery batti* gaarantaaC W a sail it . •rrth la g la Ike Patent Mediala* Ila* w i t by a a ; other 4r»fgii«, e a i lk«y ate ffaah a n taUahla McCarthy, THE DRUGGIST. .103 M A I N 8 T R B B T . Rlfig Op Telephone 119 K ty 1 » * . n w w t i f t Q l I h *». a*tUO»l. M M B H R , Oar. Hirrleon and reata Xwit ’ “ 1 nits. boward*s Millinery Opening Proved a great sa «»»»» hy way »* erder* fak»a aaasf c a s h a«t«r All tko»» who fall*« to attetd i and wish a a y t h ia i la h a r lin« will i a d a« a b aadka** o f atylaa, Itst-olaa* k i l f a a i PRICES TO SUIT ALL. m .cw axint i » i n . •*a . T h a t ••WtMMt.QIeM ooneg fro m tt» vu n a k k (a. Outoo’i Vîàr»i»|i -iteaf- P f l n t s tafy. S cesta m o fe a quart ttou|k_ So^ b y Bath e>< iti. Use your telephone — in i T O O R D E R G O O D S At ear «ter* Tear t r im will reeeiwe i* «ami «ata fa M i a t l M « f g*K^«.tkat t a # trgald If yaa sail a l i a Tear iaoaAy'a vwMt -W fim t aaaaey Mek • I n g e r s o n B r o s . - A& EAST THIRD ST, ■ * -V.
