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__4_ £v: :£v v£ wwlfewt, ...... '. VUBIilBHBD EVKBT THURSDAY.- • V.ftiOO- per year.~ - Single copies,-5 cents Iiocal and long distance Bell 'phone, No. 2374. CURRENT COMMENT. Entered at Jho Poatofflce at Falrport, N. Y., a s second-class mail matter. WLLL. O. GREENE, EDITOR. Resolutions, lengthy obituaries, obituary poo- trp-,-5 cents perline. Cards x>I-thanks,-11.00. trlagean.a..dfea.thPQOg€avfree tT ..^^^ ._ \Resolved that we let well enough alouo.\ These words, constitute .the entireTpTatfbYni adopted by. the Repub- licaus of Trego~ county, Kau6as7 It is portainly a model of brevity and ex- MARKET REPORT. Wholesale Prices Paid for Farm and Other VProduce by Falrport Dealers. presses the stand-pat policy to a dot. It is stated that a least a dozen or more bjg insurance, companies..would [MEMBER OF WORTH . 1 y WHILE The Largest Circulation of any paper In Monroe County, outside the city of Rochester. EDITORIAL EBULLITION. Many compliments were paid the -Mailr-la&t—vveok^u—its—repor-t-of-the be wiped out on account of being hard hit by the California -disaster. Just Wlfat compauies will'gcTthese reports do not mention. The estimate of the total loss to insurance companies is Falrport Market. k^lptir, per obi Corn Meal, per cwt... Wheat, per bu - Rye, per bu Corn,.per bu ,— Oats, per bu • .Bayvper_ton~—_i„— — —'—*-•— Baled Hay, per ton Straw, oat, per ton — Baled Straw r per-ton -figgs, per- doji Jhoqsandj Have Kidney 15-57 1 20 78 60 65 35 __io_oa 12 00 10 00 12 XO , T 16 placed at 1225,000,000. San Francisco quake, which were re- ceived with due modesty. The old Erie resumed business yes- terday without any great demonstra- tion. -Tha-adv.ent_of water_was hailed with delight by many fishermeu. The state department has received an additional $25,000 from the Chris- tian Herald of New York, for the re- lief of famine sufferers in Japan. This makes a total of $200,000 raised by that paper fdr the Japanese and transmitted, through the American National Red' Cross to the Japanese Butter, dairy per lb Beef, side, per cwt Veal, dressed per cwt... Spring Lamb per tt> ... Sneep, per n>.. Pork, per lb Lard, per tt> • Tallow, rough, per B> .. Chickens, live per tt> Fowls, live, per tt> Potatoes, per bu , 7 50 @ 8 00 9 00© 11 00 '>Yt © 08 \OS 8 00 12 2H 12 © 14 10 65 Trouble -and Never Suspect it. How 1q .Find Out\. '.«_•••' - ~ ~~ ... Hill^a bottle or common grass with your water and let it stand twenty-four hours; — 7- —a-se<~ tling indicates an unhealthy -con- dition of the kid- neys ; if it stains -—your—linen^it-isr eviden&s of kid ney. trouble; _toa frcquent^desir& to pass, it or pain in the back is fl ] S r> convincing proof that the kidneys. Red Cross at Tokio. •: • •: • •: • Looks as if Fairport would go with- out any organized-promotion of ath- letic sports, tnis summer, as the Fair- -portrAtlrietic—Association—has-decided to retire from the field. • * • Remember that nothing adds more to the beauty of a street than well kept -lawnsj-fresliry-paiuted-homes and clean streets. These tilings in the aggregate jnake_a_Hjiretty village,\ Da_yQur • Nearly all the great cities of Europe have freely offered aid for the stricken people 01 Ualiforuia, and flie Wa~slP~ iugtou government has declined their generous offers with thanks, the presi- dent feliug that America can care for her own in this crisis. Loudon, Paris and Berlin were ready to respond lib- •Xevr York Market*. FLOUR — Steadv, but slow, Minnesota patents. $4.K^ 4.50; winter straights, $3.70@ 3.M); winter extras. ?2.T5'?i3.J5; winter pat- ents. $3.90§4.i0. WHEAT—The wheat opening was bear ishly affected by poor ^v r 6Tra^~5hirnrreTiT news; after a rally on covering the mar- ket weakened again with the west; May, 87 7-lG®S7%c; July. 85*ifcSo%c fcutk/^j 't-A~t*jBu— #\»-*-**-•:. CO. ROCHESTER. N. Y. Dependable Footwear; tor and bladder are out of order. What TQ.DO. There is comfort in the knowledge so often expressed\ that Dr. Kilmer's; Swamp-Root, the. great kidney remedy, fulfills every wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary passage. It corrects inability to hold water and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use-of liquor, wine or cables liberal beer, and overcomes that unpleasant ne- nnu—^ood-^veariTCrfT^O^of-beiii^^ \ during the day,' and to get' up many times during the night., The mild and n, Women and-CMdw CORN-Option * market opened steadier the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root 1 bull support, but sold off with wheat; ; s soou realized. -It stands the highest on -^^ : bl^^^Steadyi-eUyv-^e^—oountryT—for. .its.,won fl good to erallv if aid was desired. share. ) \We frequently hear the 'remark, \What a lot of strangers there are in Fairport, this spring.\ Seems as if \aTIot ot outsiders Have moved\ in and become a part of us and there are many more that would come if they could find houses in which to live. •> •>. 4 > Fairport..peQple who haveL.recen.tly_ received letters asking for assistance for Kitty Smith, the armless Southern girl, will be interested to know that she now has an iuoome of $l.fi50 a week from these letters besides an ac- cumulated fortune of over $50,000. _Her_ivusine^sJ. s Umud4od-by-a-company- Two hundred Vermont high school girls visited Washington recently and spent a few days visitiug all the points of interest and hearing speeches in congress. They pooled the money they would have had to spend for graduation gowns and flowers in June, and used it to make the trip. With them weut^-thirteen - boys, who used what they\ would have spent for new suits. 5Vs@5%c. HAY—Steady; shipping, GO-g^c. choice. 90ti95c. —ST-RA-W—Steadyf lons- r y e --'jte--~-—-— BEANS—Firm; marrow, ?3.0o'g3.l0; me- dium, J2.051_2.07M .; Pea, U-70; red kidney, $3^3.05. . . ' HOPS—Quiet; state, common to choice, 1905, 10<5Hc.; 1904. SSlOc; olds, o^c; Pa- cine\ coa^tTisoo, \io .mcrrww; -sgiicrroids, 4@5c. BUTTER — Steady; extra western creamery, 22c; extra nearby prints, 23c. EGGS — Firm; nearby fresh, 17c. at mark: western fresh, ITM-c^ at mark._ CHEESE — Steady; New York fult creams, fancy, 14c; do., choice, 13%@ 13V2C.; do., fair to good, I2>4®13c. —POTATO ES — Firmi —Pcnnsyrrattiar choice, per bushel, 85@90c; New York 80@85c.; do. , i^SOc; ahel, and western, pe r bus fair to good, 6O@70c DIVE POULTRY — Unchanged; fowls, UVi'Sloc; old roostera, 10c; winter chick- ens, 18@22c; spring chickens; 28@30c; ducks. U@15c.; geese, 10®llc - DRESSED PQUI_TRY^^irm;~J.o;svlB higher; fowls, choice, 14^c.; do., fair to good, l_%@14c.; old roosters, lOVfcc; roast- ing chickens, choice, l&@16c; do., fair t o -gond7-i2#Hc _—. tressing cases. If you need a \medicine you should have the best. Sold by drug- gists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. _ You may have a sample bottle and. a book that tells all about it, both sent free by mail v Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- hamton, N.-Y. When Homo of Bw&m'i>-Root writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root T and the address) Binghamton, N. Y. ; ... / We invite every reader of this paper to visit our store when in Rochester. We absolutely guarantee every purchase to be absolutely as represented or money jr^funded. OLutaioi^o^v^i-people-wJU-find- The outlook of the pending strike of coal miners is not favorable to them. They do not have 4he sympathy of the public as they did three years ago. -Tito—operators—are—firm—in market prime, $5.15® concessions to the strikers, who seem to have no reasonable limit to their demands. The cost of coal promises to remain at present figures, if it does notgo. higher. Live Stock; Markets. CATTLE — Receipts liberal; steady; choice, $5.40^5.60; 5.35; veal calveB, $6®6.e>0. HOGS — Receipts fair; market lower; prime heavies, mediums and heavy York- ref-«6H>g- -« r st--^6^OT=lIghfc==3tor-k©r^f=46 i 60#fe7O}==plg3r1 = I6.6O36.60; roughs, J5.50^6. SHEEP AND LAMBS — Supply fair; market lower; prime wethers, $ 5.25@5.40 ; culls and common, $2.50®3; lambs, $4.50® 6.30. - organized for that purpose. »:• •: • •: • A Despatch-Fairport boulevard is now being talked. A djrect road con- From every city which has hereto- fore suffered a great disaster and which -has received prompt aid from all over the republic have gone forth great gifts to the destitute in San Francisco. Chicago is giving $1,000,- Chamberlain's this store and location a convenient meeting'place and \meet me at the<-Al- liance Foot-wear Co. at the Four Cor- ners\ is cordially recommended. We List a Pew Leaders for this week : MEN'S SHOES Flexible Welted Shoes Men's Patent Ooltskin, Dull Calfskin and Vioi Kid High and Low Shoes—Welted Soles $3, $3.50 and $4. \ WOMEN'S SHOES ~ -W^men^s-^tentrColtskinrBull-Calfskinrand-V^i^^ fords—Welted Soles $3, $3.50, $4. CHILDREN'S SHOES \Correct Shape\ .BootsjmdJ3:rfords in^ew^guiLmafcaljShi^^ $1.50 to $2.50. . . . Onyx-Brand-S feooMngs-fop-men—wonien-and-ebildren—-85er-50o-arid~75o.- ALLIANCE FOOT-WEAR GO. \* h\ 10 & 12 STATE ST. \AT THE FOUR ROCHESTER, N. Y. CORNERS'* 000, Boston §500,000, Baltimore more than $100,000. Galveston $25,000, Johns- town $10,000, Jacksonville $15,000, Ottawa $25,000. Gratitude is not, as A woman alwaj's wants some one to help her keep a secret. Get SCOTT'S mulsion Cough Remedy %s The Children's Favorite ---CUBES— Coughs, Colds, Croup and Whooping Cough. Thla remedy is famous for Its core* over alarije part of tho civilized world. I; can always bo depended upon. It contains no opium or other harmful drug and may be given as confidently to a baby as to an adult Price 25 cts; Large Size, 50 eta.\ -Trarctliig the ttvo-yillagearo^ootr-widttri-he-^yrric^^ays7^-stranKerixr-trremi-=- with cement walks, would result in the two villages becoming oue in short ordeLS—Sueh-a-propositiou-rrright well\ be undertaken by the large property owners along the proposed rtrtfte\ - as\ the sale of lots wonld soou reimburse them tor the expouse. The two vil- lages could then incorporate as oue with a common interest. • • • Nearly everybody in the business portion of Fairport is couverted to the doctrine of street sprinkling, but there are yet some who object to help pay- ing rho /»n<;r nf n _sprinklAE. We-dou't ship and charity. see how any business firm could invest 50 cents or a dollar a week to better advantage. Sprinkling saves paint; it saves woodwork; it saves carpets and furniture; it saves the expense of cleaning; it saves the loss of mufch stock in stores and many sales'of goods covered with dust. Every business firm in the prescribed district should be willing to pay their small share to- ward the expense as a matter of public enterprise, if not for selfish reasons. —T-he-era of the -pure food-aud depa*- turized light and fuel appears to be upon—us. The^—agricurturar—depaTt^ meut says that the average amount of sugar aud starch which goes to waste iu stalks of Indian corn annually would make oue hundred gallons of commercial alcohol per acre. The number of acres in corn is about one hundred millions, hence the alcohol that goes to waste in stalks of corn alone is almost beyond the grasp of ©rtr__eoueept-ieu;—but potatoes,- *bects- aud various other vegetables can also be turned into this new aud exhaust- less source of light, heat and motor power. \When you go to a drug store and ask for Scott's Emulsion you know what you want; the man-knows you ought to have it. Don't be surprised, though, if you are offered something else. Wines, cordials, extracts, etc., of cod liver oil are plenti- ful but don't imagine you are getting cod liver oil when you lake them. Every year for thirty years we've been increasing 0^5SO^^0^&O^& O ^03:£0^O^0 o-tOJJ-MAltE eeo§oooeoeo0eoo0eeoe«6oeeeo«eooeoefl«oooeeeoeofl«oc9«ee : 5 5 W. H. GLENNY & CO. I ^IHE-GMAT -GIFT-SIOBE_OF-R0CHESTER'- r i- IF YOV BVY MISTSKE^ TORIC LENSES Ji *K They possess wonderful *j* ^ advantages over the old style. |.| 71* AVcv can supply Gifts for nine of the fourteen Wedding- o • • ANNIVERSARIES which are • l'8t7~ Year* Cotton\ 15th- Year' Crystal 1 the sales of Scott's Emulsion. Why? Because it has always been better than any substitute for it. •;• •> •!• Despite the indifference with which the ordinary American treats the Ital- ian, or \dago\ as he ^is derisively termed, tho ordinary Italian can give many Americans pointers on thrifti- ness. Arid when he gets money, the Italian knows how to use .it. All Fairport business men know Sam 01- lis, the banana king of Rochester, aud some cau remember when lie began to \sella bauan.\ Sam's daughter was recently married to a prosperous young Italian, and she had the satisfaction .of having her wedding reported in the papers as the \biggest wedding ever held in Rochester.\ The bridal pro- cession on the • way to tho cathedral was headed by an Italian baud play- ing Latin music, aud there wero 125 carriages in the line. Superintendent b'raucis H. Hend- ricks of the state insurance depart- ment, lias announced that it was the intention ot the department to call upon all fire insurance corporations authorized to transact business in this state for a sworn statement of their losses in the recent conflagrations in San Francisco aud tho other cities and villages in California, such statement to be as of June 12, 190G. This order is for tlie purpose of ascertaining how hard these companies are hit and whether It will endanger their finan- cial stability, aud is a wise precaution to protect the patrons of these insur- ance companies. Send for free sample We can explain the benefit U to be derived from their use <> if you will call at our store. ^ E. E. Bausch & Son, i I 6 Main St. East, ROCHESTER. N. Y. Optometrists, Opticians • o e • o • o e e 0 9 e e e e • o -• 2nd. 3rd. 5th. 7th. 10th. 12th. Paper Leather Wood Woolen Tin Silk D 20th. 25th. 30th.. 40th. 50th. 75th. 11 11 it 11 11 ii • China Silver Pearl Ruby Golden Diamond Remember a Gift from Glenny's always Pleases W. H. GLENNY &, CO. : ©oaoooee©oeoo9«ooopo«©«»oo«©ooo»ooooo»ooooooooooooooo SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists 409-415 Pearl Street, New York 50c. and $1.00. All druggist3 P There is more.catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases pnt together, and until tho last fow years was supposod to bo iucnrable. For a great many years doctors pro- nonnced it a looal disoaso aud pro- scribed, local remedies, aud by con- stantly failing to cure with local treat- ment, pronounced it incurable. Sci- ence has proven catarrh to bo a con- stitutional disease nnd thoreforo ro- qnires constitutional treatmoht. Hall's Catnrrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Ohonoy & Co., Tolodo, Ohio, is tho only constitutional euro ou tho market. It is taken internally in doses from ton drops to a teaapoonful.. It acts ^root- Not a s Kich ns Rockefeller. If you had all the wealth of Rocke- feller, the Standard Oil magnate, you could not buy a better medioiuo for bowel oomplaiuts than Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy. Tho most eminent physician cau not prescribe a bettor preparation for colic aud diarrhoea, both for children and adults. Tho uniform success of this remedy has shown it to bo superior to all others. It never fails, aud when reduced -with water and sweetened, is pleasaut to take. Evory family should be supplied with it. Sold by O. R. Cramer, druggist. may S TATE O F NEW YORK. SUPREME COURT. County of Monroe. \Y. Grant Wadhams, Plaintiff, vs. Louis L. Passage, etal. Defendants. In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly granted in the above entitled action, and entered in Monroe county clerk\s ofllce. on the 26th day of April, 1906, I, Horace G. Pierce, the undersigned, referee in said judgment named, will sell at public auction in the front vestioule of the court house in the city of Roch- ester, coTmty of Monroe, Xew York, on the 20th day of June, 1906. at 11 o'clock, a. m.. the prem- ises described in said judgment, as follows, viz: All that tract or parcel of land, situate in the town of Perinton. county of Monroe and state of New York, near tho station of Despatch in said county, and being known and designated as lot number thirty-four (34) in block number fifty- one (61) ns shown on a map of the lands of the Vanderhllt Improvement Company on file in the Monroe county clerk's ofllce in Liber 10 of maps at page 35. Excepting and reserving therefrom the street or Rtreets abutting upon sMd prem- ises, the fee of which subject to the use thereof as a highway or highways is retained by the gald Vanderbilt Improvement Company. Dated at tho city of Rochester, N. Y., this 26th day of April, 1906. HORACE G. PIERCE, Referee. Clarence E. Shuster, Plaintiff's Attorne 612 Ellwanger & Harry Rldg., Rochester, Pr Supplemental Citation fo r Judicial Set- tlement. T HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK: Bv the grace of God free and in- dependent. To Philip Hutchinson and Mary E. Gaston, the legatees, next of kin, heirs at law, \creditors and persons interested in the estate of Ezekiel Davison late of the village of Fair- ort in the county of Monroe, deceased, greet- You are hereby cited and required to appear before the surrogate of our county of Monroe, in the surrogate's court, on the.16th day of June, 1906. at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, at the surrogate's office in the city of Rochester, then and there to attend.the judicial settlement of the accounts of Joseph P. Smith as sole sur- viving executor of the estate of said deceased. And If any of the aforesaid persons are under the age of twenty-one years, or insane or other- wise incompetent, they will please take notice that they are required to appear by their gener- al tmardian, if they have one, and If they have MWiM.I.Wi.mMlliJJfl w^ffii/masgs 23 THE BERLIN 40 State Street, Rochester, N. Y. • \f? S&fc V fm •• '\I:\,\' • i&M IK : : BfeSfr- ¥51 «** J»i J 1, * V, 'V .'-^-\•> v- V ',*\•*- - K v* •w V. X 4 • * ^ $• .* ^f^in^JteJUt^rUeil.iJffotJlQaiox^iiy: enso it fails to onro. Sond for circu- lars and testimonials. J Address: F. J. Ohonoy & Co:, Tolodo, Sold byUfnggistfl, 750;-™ -;r; Tako Hall's Family Pills for consti- pation. : ._,v ' ma y * The Mail aud Domoorafe for $1.50. M For a painful burn there is nothing liko; poWitt's Witoh Hazel Salve. There aro a host of imitations of De- Witt's Witch Hazel Salvo on tho markot—seo that yon got tho genuine. Ask for DoWitt's. Good, too, for sun- burn, outs, brnjlsos, and especially roc* ommeudod for piles. Tho uamo E. O. DoWitt & Co., Chicago, is on ovory box.- Sold by C. R. Cramer, Fairport; Willard R. (3aso,~Dospatch. may- N. Y. 17w7 none, that they appear ana appiy tor ine ap- pointment of a special guardian: or in the event of their neglect or failure to do so, a special guardian will be appointed by the surrogate to represent and act for them in the proceedings for the settlement of said estate. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of the surrogate's court of the county of, Monroe to be hereto affixed. Witness, Hon. Selden S. Brown, surrogate of said county, at the city of Rochester, this 1st day ot May in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and ANDREW LUDOLPH, Clerk Surrogate's Court. E. J. FISK. Attorney for Executor. Falrport, N. Y. L. S. Thero is gravo talk of a coflln trust JSvjoryjcWfliuanJVlll be-Inlfcrftalcth If you havo pains in tho back, nri- nary* bladder or kidney trouble,.and want a certain, pleasaut herb cure for wom/ui.'sJlIs, try,Mothor Gray's Acs* lrSlm^Bafr^K-\tl s Sf^ft8' :, fiSia ,, jioVor» failing monthly regulator. 'At drug* gists or'by. mail 50 cts. Sample ipack- ago tree.. Address, Tho Mother Grav Co.,' LoRoy, N, Y. , 17\v4 Boiling, Broil- tDg.Roatting nnd Baking aro ELEGANCE DON'T HIDE THE TRIED AND TRUE FEATURES the four lcindiof cooVIng any range ii supposed \ ich doel Here is /, you aree askecd which actually «•»'//. Before purchase you can to perform. Do you know of one whi each service eoually' of the hundred and one you ar aske to buy yc each service eoually well t Here Is tht range of the hundred and one you are askei' which actually xvill. Before pur'chast 'thoroughly inspect every part of the \ A Poor Stmt it AW Chtap at Any Prict Pn STERJJNORAWJI to prove its absolute perfection for every purpose. In Rochester, the Flower City, and the home of the STERLING, folks advertise for them second-handed, knowing full well that A STERLING which has seen years of service is even better than any new range of another brand. We take it all apart in our book- let, w.hicn you are invited to ask ^ fo»,^nur-rii;a1er^wm-ahftw.vott- This week's values that will make The Berlin store famous as the great- est Bargain Center iii Rochester. High grade imported covert coats in box or fitted styles. Satin lined. Regular |8.50, 10.00 aud 12.00 values for $4.98, 5.98, 6.98. $15.00 Suits, Special for $7.98 $5.00 Coats and Jackets, $2.98 Box or fitted coats in all sizes, perfectly tailored, of all wool mannish coverts. Actually worth $5.00 apiece. Come and get one for $2.98. Taffetas, Etons and Box Coats Regular $10.00 value, special for this sale only ; $5.98 New \Journey\ Long Coats Tailored of first class taffeta, made to sell at $15, speoial for this sale only „ \- $8.98 Juvenile Suits for Misses of 12, 14, 16 and 18, made of all wool Novelty Panama cloth, in tho smartest pony coat style with extra wide circular skirt, positively worth $15, special for , $8.98 Value $18.00 Eton Suits made of finest grade Pan- Value $18.00 for $10.98 amavoile in various pastal shades. .for.$10.98. Girls' Spring coats, sizes 4 to 14. There is a limited quantity only t so They are aotually worth $2.25 apiece. Special at -•• .$1.25 como early to get one. only.. Headquarters for the new Heathorbloom underskirts. All Bhades in stock. Prices $1.26 to $2.60. THE BERLIN 40 State Street, upwumjiuiL— Rochester, N. Y.\ mmnmEBomBBB •allJthe vital points 3hich_a,rg_J hidden from view^in other ranges. sofyour Isn't it an inducement have the assurance full moncy'i worth ? BUI Stove Work* Rochefltcr, N. T. to .wm X •FOlt SALE BY F.^ F. SCHUMMEJKS. Washington 'Red Cedar Shingles > When selecting your Shingles, don't ovorlook the quality of the. wood and tho way thoshlngles aro dried. C Wo sell tho famous ' , ' SBBcT^BfliSL^^S^^S^ffiBgll^ Thoy aro nVade out of live timber, carofnlly selected and'air dried—• thus giving them far greater value and onduranco than kiln dried shingles, which afo often ruined in tho kilus,\^ , Pleased to tako your order. ^- H THE FAIRPORT LUMBER & COAL YARD. / & i l\jf. m^k, t i*^Mum\\mmmm jmsmm <h MMIiiMNiiBiMnMHi^^ K-*vJ mmuiiwuMniiftiwi \M 3 'i \-m m is I 1 1 ii '••• •.'>•-;,(:&' ^f /••\••:.-? ' Jcj-\iOxn«ijrfr.i Tes. ipf37006 r times each day. Doc? it send out good blood ^fclia^j^lbnd ?— Yoii^know^fdri good blood is good hearth; bad blood, bad health. And you know precisely-what to take for_ bad blood — Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Doctors have endorsed it for 6f) years'. One frequent cause of bad'blood is a sluggish liver. This produces constipation. Poisonous substances are then absorbed Into the blood. Keep the bowels open with Ayer's Pills. Dr. W. E. Hubbard Wasyin San Francisco- at the TimeT *~ Penfleld Friends Receive News of the Dis- aster From Relatives at Pasadena _—^--Who^Experlenced the.Horror, — — of City's Destruction. Jlrs.\X-ELThomas- 61 JPehfield.,haB M Hads by J. O. Ayer Co., towell, Maasi ^^„f^^*-~~~~ AJaa.Tnar>nfaotaror»-og——-^»— HAIR YIQ0R. AGUE CURB. CHERRY PECTORAL. /Iyer's We have no eooretsl We publish tbe formulas of all oar mediolnes. sent to th¥ Mail a copy of tlfe Pasa~ deua Daily NewB, sent her by her son- ln-law, Drr-Wr-E^-Hihhard, who was in San Francisco at the time of the earthquake- The .ifews contains the following account of the disaster by Dr. Hubbard: \San Francisco is a fallen city. It is doomed, doomed. The reports that have been received do not convey an adequate impression of the awfuluess • -of-thy dinanler.\ Jghrs ment bard noon. Shoe Shop Have reopened my shop in the Fel- lows' Block, two doors north of Cottage -Hotel: ; : ALL WORK GUARANTEED ALBERT HIGGINS I HAVE PLACED THREE FULL SETS OF MY k in'R.; W. PICKETT'S STORE where -selections - can- -be—made—atr-any—timer Prices satisfactory. L, L. WARNEk Cemeni Blocks and Bricks -and general building construction ma- terial. Made by Men of Long Experi- ence and Fully Guaranteed as to Quality •of Material. We shall soon begin the construction -of Cement Sewer Pij> Is tho Btate^\ made by Dr. W. Edward Hub- to a News reporter this after- He returned at noon today .from San Francisco, accompanied by Dr. Oharh3B~l3eB _ Eiiig; ~ ™ They left Oakland at 5 o'clock last night where they had gone after pass- ing the earlier part of the day in the striaken city. Both have brought back with them stories of devastation and ruin and, great loss~qfTife\~and state that the accounts received have not been exaggerated. The following account itftl>e disaster\ was^giverf to the News this afternoon by Dr. Hib- bard, and is Hm first information: tiOn on our way to jthe Tu^^Te^Ts\n^irw^^Feelirin*g 1 of humanity. Americans, Armenians, Chinese, Negroes, Greeks, Turks and metl and women ~fir6m~aTl juatibrialifies came together there and ran frightened Items of General Interest Happen- ingln Nearly Towns. to and fro. The shrieks of the injured and'the hysteria caused by the unseen force which Jmd brought ruin to,the city created a scene which defies de- scription. —'-When we left,-the- big-rush was to tbrpatksTT CelitFarTafr~ueaT the St. Francis was filled with awe-striokeu j humanity. Every means ot'reaohingl A Interesting Notes About Persons and Things General from 3Iany Sources, Boiled Down for the ^-— BUSY Reader. A white robin has \been seen in Ber- ; geu. TIUB species of bird is said-to be very rare. / the Golden Gate of ^ th ? ° /ity was taken advantage of. the cc tioQ surmise that more than a hundred • thousand park-at the outskirts I more tliau a people spent last night in Golder Gate park. \I want to;repeat what I said b'efore that I do uot believe any accounts yet received have overstated the serious- —Iu-M4ddleporfc—the—vi41age-p&ys-h»lf- the cost of all cement walks laid in The Village Improvement Society of LeRoy held its annual meeting recent- ly and reported a balance of $104.78 in the treasury. The authorities of Clyde have by JUSS3 of the ait-nation.... It is impnssihlp j or( »\auce forbidden the free distribu- which has been received in this city from a witness of the catastrophe: \I was asleep in a room on the eleventh floor of the St. Francis Hotel Posts, etc. Factory next Parker street canal bridge. C._jyi. JJLIMBARD, -Qe.neraldVlas.o.ndiojltracto.i All Jobs of mason work promptly attended to. The Insurance That Produces Longevity You Live to Win instead of Dying t o Win. Pays dividends every five years of membership. The National JProtective Legion R. W. PICKETT, Deputy Storms Block. when theearthq nak6_o.oonrred.J- Itjwas about 5:30 o'clock when I was awaken- ed by a terrific rattling of my door ancTthe shaking of the pictures on the wall. My first impression was that someone was trying to enter the room. A moment later and I knew the city was in the throes of an earthquake. I ran to the window and-^the-first object to meet my gaze was a tall- sieel struc- ture annex to the hotel. It was shak- ing with a quick jerky motion, and seemed about to topple. At the same time the hotel commenced to sway back and forth and I could hardly stand in the room. Then the rocking ceased and I heard a long shrill whis- tling sound. It was the wierdest, most ghoulish sound I believe I ever heard; it was enough to freeze the w iu one's bones:—The-thought that came to me then was that I would never see Pasadena a^ain. It was ter- rible. —mEhe—nest—timo I le&ked-eut I saw for the mind to grasp the extent of tiou of patent mediciues of. all kinds the destruction Over 200,000 people \ for adv ertising or other purposes, there will suffer in some way and they Arthur Chaprou of Ogdeusburg, who need the help of good citizens every-1 was pronounced insane five years ago where. : ; ; when he was arrested for the murder \I expect to return to San Francisco °f Johu Leahy, being sent to au asy- this evening aud offer any aid I cau i mi u, is now said to be sane. He will give. T was needed-hRrotoaid-inan [be tried onthemurder charger operation which is to. be performed j Rochester is to be made the head- this afternoon, aud for this reason re- j quarters fortius section of the state turned—Anyone-who has auy-message I of the -DeForest—wireless—telegraph to send or any contributions which it (system. A station will be established is desirious to send cau hand them to ; on the roof of the Central buildiug on me and I shall gladly do all thatr-Ican 4 Main street. to see that they are received by the I The aimnal COU vention of the Lake proper persons. V | Shore Volunteer Firemen's Association besieged office ~. HTbbard was all afternoon by at his friends and strangers seeking news. . . A Jte^sult Qf_i^ot.ura.l.Causes,....__^_ .In thei opinion ,oi 'Professor\'Herman Leroy Fairchild of the Department of r Geologyof-the -University of-Roches- ter, it is \natural for people to asso- ciate the California calamity with some special or unusual cause, or with some remote and imaginary agency. Vesuvius^ is suggested, and sun spots, and even the inequality- in the axial rotation of the earth. These are sensi- ble ideas compared to some of the foolish speculations, but they are all baseless. Any seismologist or any or- dinarily competent geologist will say that the shock is only what must be expected at irregular intervals along the Pacific coast. A half century is only a moment in geologic time. An- other severe shakeup may come in fifty years, n r it may rnmpi rnmnrrnw. The will be held at Sodus, Wednesday, June 27th. The association comprises the companies in Ontario, Williamson, Sodus, Wolcott, Red Ureek aud Web- ster. -^ .-_. . _ _ -:\-_..-__ _-.,. ^5.^3,55^ The state department of health has rejected the- plans submitted frqm^ Batavia for a sewer system. The authorities olaim that the plans which were submitted some time' ago aud which Batavia rejected, were better than the ones more recently submitted. --A- suitable- system ^will—cost—nearly •f400,000. Ernest Tople, a young man ot Ham- lin, who is about twenty years of age, lias confessed to having burned a number of buildings in that section and is being held for the grand jury. Tople gave his only reason for burning the buildings that he enjoyed seeing a good fire. He said lie had no ill feel- ing against the people whose property he destroyed. people of San Francisco will be rash if they rebuild in disregard of the geo- logic facts, and foolish to defy the eartti forces.\ The firm of D. McCarthy & Sous of Syracuse, has' passed out of existence. The name McCarthy has been identi- fied with the mercantile business of :i«iiik:i>t : v i\K 3*-jxt-t;4'^J h^t Pays r San Francisco will in no way effect their insurance as my companies advise by telegram and letter that whatever losses may have been in- curred, will De honorably adjusted and promptly paid and further; that contributions in a single instance as high as ^5.000 have been- authorized tor the relief of the sufferers and yet there will be ample surplus left to rrieet any demands of the future. Why not place all your insurance with this office which represents only the oldest, largest, strongest and most reliable companies in the field. GEO. A. SL0CVM, Agent, PIKE AND L.IFE INSURANCE. REMEMBER I have the exclusive saleof therCASTILE-PLOWS and^aUextras\ at the very lowest price. , Last year was our first year iu the plow business, and with-thelatestartrwe had4tris certainly-surprisingthenum- ber of plows we sold. Why? Because the Castile Plow has a splendid reputa- tion. If you are thinking of buying a plow this Spring let me talk with you about the CASTILE PLOW. Ask any one who has one of these plows and see what they say. Geo. S. Holman, Office, Yards and Trestle, rtr-j:_-_™ -zrizr: Home and Bell Phones. j Spring AivivouiYcemeiYt 1906 Remember the Easter Tide is not far distant and we have a splendid line of the newest choicest. Hats-on-the.markets—Every.number.fresh-amLnew..and we can save'youirom twenty- five to fifty cents on every dollar that you spend for flowers, feathers and millinery. Weliave no rent to pay. We have the cash to buy, and pay spot cash for our goods, why could we not sell below other prices. Give us your order for a hat today and we will prove to you that our excellent reputation is well merited MRS. A. PHILLIPS t<HOK>K>K>K-KH<H<>K>+oOK>K>K>K>K^O^^ A flekv Line Ccinn •that-the-Rnilding -opposite—had- fallen and that help was needed. Calling Dr. King we went to the place to render what assistance we could. The devas- tation at this early hour before the fires had commenced beggars descrip- tion. Buildings farther down the street had fallen or appeared about to topple. Hundreds of people were run- ning about the streets distracted. \Everything was confusion and pan- demonium reigued ( on every side. It is impossible to picture in words the sceues that were enacted. I shall m^m^m^ ROCHESTER TRUST & DEPOSIT CO. The Oldest and Largest Trust Co. In the State outside of Greater New York. 4°|o Paid on Deposits 4°|o CAPITAL SURPLUS -~ RESOURCES ^ . $200,000.00 $1,000,000.00 $21,000,000.00 Correspondence Solicited. To everyone contemplating- tho pur- chasing of Oarpetings, Rugs, Linoleums, Matting, Lace Curtains, Draperies, Window Shades, Furniture, Upholstery, etc, etc., wo cordially extend an invita- tion to visit our store and make inspec- tion of assortments. Our , extensive stocks of tho different lines are incom- paramo iu varieties, completeness and exclusiveness in styles and colorings. Our reputation for carrying goods of superior qualities has been established for many years. Novcr in all our busi- .ues£_jixj^iiejico^fJb^^ ^iBurinriimlion-ii KO necessary ns~aT continue to' sell the heat and roliahlo makes only, and at prices no higher than other houses ask for inferior qualities. Our patrons aro assured of full satisfac- tion. ' .\'..•••*'.'•• • • • HOWE & ROQERS„CO. 80, 82, 84 State St., * ROCHESTER, N. Y. never forget them iu my life \It was not long after the first shock before the buildings about the city began to catch fire. Flames could be seeu in various parts of the city but mostly in the section to the south of Market street. Martial law was de- clared aud troops brought in to patrol the streets. Thieves and looters began by this time to get in their work. I saw General Funstou riding about the city directing the soldiers aud I could see that he lueaut business. Orders were given to shoot down instantly any one caught robbing the bodies of the dead. I saw three of these fiends shot down by the troops. \A short time later Dr. King and I left the hotel to go to Oakland. It took us over ail hour to reach the water front. By detouring the fires and picking our way along the docks part of which were by this time in flames we succeeded in reaching a launch which conveyed us to the Oak- land side. On tho train to Oakland and Alameda wo saw Dr. F. J. E. Matti.80xu.au.d_.his uuolo and 'Mrs^ D. M. Linard. Tho Pasadena people in San Francisco who wero stopping at the St. Francis are I am suro all safe. They had plenty of timo to reach safe- ty. I heard since that the St. Francis was destroyed. Well) my baggage aud the things I took north have gone with it if that is tho caso. All I got away with was a baggago check. '.'At Oakland ovory outgoing train was crowded. Tho train I came down on had ovory seat aud berth taken. At all tho ticket stations in Oakland frantio efforts wore made to secure transportation. I found it impossiblo to communicate with anyono iu Pasa- dena. \When wo left Oakland at 5 o'clock, San Francisco was in flames. Shoot- iug tougnes of fire could bo seon-in widely separated parts of the city. JLetter to b'alrporf^DocforsT Dear-Sirs: -Yon; nnderston.dzchemis- try; how'd you like to earn §1,000? Devoe lead-aud-zi'uc—that's the name of our paint that takes fewer gallons than mixed paint aud wears twice as long as lead-and-oil—is made of white-lead, white-zinc, its color, turpeutiue dryer, and_l^nseed oil. If any chemist finds any adultera- tion in this paint we'll pay his bill aud $1,000 besides. It's nobody's' business what we put -in-our-paintr-of-courser-but—we—wanr it known. For lead-and-ziuc ^aud lin- seed oil, ground together by machin- ery, are the stuff to paint with: and -Ouondag-a-GQunty-^nearly—ouehnudred lead-aud-oil mixed bj' hand is uot. We want it known that one word describes the best paint in the world; aud the word is Devoe. Are you going to paint? Yours truly, F. W. Devoe & Co., New York. P. S.—J. G. Dunbar sells our paint. :$; A man who thinks he understand? women is just as likely as not to in- vest his mouey in a perpetual motion inveution. It is possible to obtain relief from chronic indigestion and dyspepsia by tho U6e of Kodol for dyspepsia. Sonic of the most hopeless cases of long standing, have yielded to it. It en- ables you to digest the food yon oat aud exercises a corrective influence, building up tho effioieqeyof tho diges- tive organs. The stomach is tho boiler wherein the Bteam is made that keeps up your vitality, health and strength. Kodol digests what you eat. Makes the stomach sweet—puts' therboilerin condition to do the work nature de- mands of it—gives you relief from di- gestive disorders, and puts yon in shape to do your best, aud feel vour best. Sold byO. R. Orarnor, Fairport; Willard R. Case, Despatch. may- rp-Korfjct-i i ig-goHMliF-HJeTP ^^^^^SStiS^^S^teiu it presunT.TJuf wTSTralf later we criulif Took back\ an nd seo the flames shooting high in tho. air abovo tho mountain tops/though wo were seventy miles away. '? * \As I look back ou it aud recall tho sights«I saw, the worst scene, of all seems^to-have been-in tho Chineso quarter'. Wo passed through that sec- A Certain Cure for Aching Feet. Snake into your shoes Allen's Foot- Ease, a powder. . It euros tired, ach- ing, callous, sweating, swollen feet. At all druggists and shoo stores, 25c. Sample freo. Address, Ailou S. Olm- sted, LoRoy, N. Y. 17wl Spring Kxcurnlon to Itostnn, Greenflold, Gardner, Fitohbnrg and Ayor, Thursday, May 10th. '$10 round trip from Roohostor. Rotnrn limit ten days. Seo W/»st Shoro ticket agonis for particulars, or write H. Parry, gouoral.agont, Buffalo, N. Y. Irtw2 Detroit nml All Michigan xeached by tJirjoqgli-tralna-vJaJ.he-XcA\: ^years^since- lbOS, when Thomas Mc- Ga_rthy_ppeued a store in Saliua, after- wards moving to Syracuse. The old house will be succeeded by the firm of Hunter, Tuppeu & Co., who have dry goods houses iu Detroit aud Utica. The bill changing the name of Hor- nellsville to Hornell has passed both houses of the legslatnre and has be- come a law by the signature of the governor. When tho town was first settled it was called Hornell by the early inhabitants, but some years later The Vtlle^—W7TS added. The change back to its first name lias long been desired, and the result has finally been reached. The Hornell people cele- brated the event by a big blowout. The rates of fare aloug the Rome. Watertowu and Ogdeusburg railroad have advauced to their old standard during the past week. When the Rochester and Sodns Bay trolley was put through several years ago the rate from Rochester to Sodus was made at 50 cents. The steam road's rate was $1.07. This rate was soon after dropped to 40 cents .to compete with the trolley, but it is now stated that the rate on the steam road has b*>en in- creased to 80 cents, aud it is quite probable that the trolley rate will be increased also. Probably the best record of the Han Frauoisco earthquake is that registered by instruments at tho state museum iu Albany. It is automatically inscribed on smoked paper, and shows the exact timo, duration and intensity of tho earth's vibratious. Observers at tho museum knew before tho arrival of dispatciies that au earthquake of more than ordinary violence had occurred. Tho maximum record swing of the waves at Albany was three inches, tho actual scoring being about oue-teuth that figure. Reduced to San Francisco timo tho earthqnako begau ato:21j<j a. hi., and the vibrations were re- corded at Albany for considerably moro than an hour. Tho waves of greatest intensity lasted eleven min- utes. Dcntlm from Appendicitis decreaso in tho same ratio that tho use of Dr. King's New Lifo Pills in-, creases. They save yon from danger and bring quick and painless release from constipation and the ills growing out of it. Strength and vigor always follow their use. Guaranteed by O. R.-Oramer, druggist. 25o. Try them; mav We have \cleaned house\ and have now on our shelves a fresh line of canned goods of all kinds. ifirLGO A -FTfitE—ttWE-OF FRUITS^ I W. A. ROBINSON ^. Confectionery, Fruits . Tobacco, Cigars 0 4<>><>^<>><>^<>4<M<M<>f<>><>0 »<>^<>K>K>4<>K>^<>><>^<>^<> GOLDEN SHI MEANS A SHIELD '\\-\•\ —frO-AINST- AUULItKAIION and HluTTTRICES: TV^RTUT*: ^nckdBentgnbJihflgr 0 formation, or address Harry Parry, gonoral agent, Buffalo, N. Y. Ifiwl ; All Points In Ncw.Knglnnil Aro easily and qnickly readied by tho Now York Central lines, either via Albany or New York. Ticket agonts will toll you about the rates and train service. I6\v4 Taking Into- consideration both QUALITY and PRICE, there Is nothing to equal GOLDEN SHIELD BAKING POWDER, GOLDEN SHIELD SODA AND SALERATUS, GOLDEN SHIELD CORN STARCH. Try them To-dayl They are Superior Goodsl MAKUFACTURED BY MONROE COUNTY CHEMICAL COMPANY. far. 3r. ^^IISIIPOIKT DO YOV KNOW? IX not it is time you did The Rochester Underwear Store Carries the best and most varied lines of Knit ( UNDERWEAR \ and HOSIERY For Men Women and Children =^p FTfffiGTtvTr TTn^TTTdTTtj? Tnoi'o1 SoflflyTilFflinn ' Slumst uuyTnrrrjf - else. It is good to clean tho system out occasionally. Stir- tho liver up, and got into ahapo generally. Tho best results aro derived from tho uso of DoWitt's Lfttle Early Bisers. Be- liable, effective, pleasant pills with a reputation. Never gripe. Sold by O. R. 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