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«r $ •a:' 4th Annual Meet of itY.V.KA. Formation and Line of March; •, Notwithstanding'the. drenching - rain early this morning and the threatning, cloudy skies late in the i orehopn, the fourth Annual Parade of the Western New York Volunteer Firemen's Association was a grand success Only one company—the , Spencerporfc Hook and I#ddor 0o. failed to pnf- in an appearance out of the>forty-three which accepted the invitation to ho in line, On N account of the trains not Being on time the parade was rather slow in starting. The line of march follower ,.„ Mm OF MARCH. Center Street to Main Street, Slain to Eagle, Eagle to West, West to Pearl,Pearl to Catharine,Cat)iarine to Center, Center to Ohio, Ohio to Park Avenue, Park Avenue to Prospect Street, Prospect to Center, Center to Church, Church to Oak Or- chard, Oak Orchard to Shelby, Shelby to Hcdley, Hedley to West Avenue, West Avenue to Oak Or chard.Oak Orchard to Gwinn, Gwinn to Park Avenue, Park Avonue .to Main Street and counter-march on Main Street and Park Avenuo. FIRST DIVISION. Marshal, Ernest Reynolds; nssi- tant, Frank White. 29th Separate Company Band. 1. Alden Hose Co., Aldon. 2. Protective Hose Co., Spencer- port. 3. 6. S. Upton Hose Co., Spen- cerporl, 2T. Y. Band. > 4. Active Hose Co., Lockport. 6. Hydiant Hose Co., N. Tona- wanda. Band. 6. Gratwick Hose Co., Gratwiok. 7. Niagara Hose Co., Tonawandn. This davjjsiorA-resta on Center St., TeT^as^ra^yaiblvProBgect Avea. SEffiOSD DIVISION. Marshal, iWilliam Sly; assistant marshal, Daniel White. Band. 1. Rapid Hose Co., Niagara Falls. 2. Sweeney Hose Co.. N. Tona- wanda. Band. 3. Gansslet Hose Co., Gowanda. 4. E. C. Fisher \ 5. Crawford II and L. 6. 0. B. Morgan Hose Co. \ 7. Downs Hose Co., Medina. This division rests on Center St., between Prospect Ave. and Catha- rine St. • THIRD DIVISION. _ Marshal, Myron Chase; assistant, Elmer Berlin. • Band. 1. Delaware Hose Co. .Tonawanda. 2. Active Hose Co., Albion. Drum Corps. ..,, 3v> -Veteran Volunteer^Firemen's Association, Buffalo. 4. Live Hose Co., N. Tonawanda Band. 5. A. D. Rich H. and L Co., Mid- dleport. 6. W. J. Sterritt Engine Co., Middleport. This division ..rests on Catharine 'St., between Pearl and Center Sta. FOURTH DIVISION. Marshal, Arthur Waterson; assis- tant, Wm. Brown. Band. 1. Protective Hose Co., Brock- port. J 2. Spaulding Hose Co., Middle- port. Band, • ' 3 Harrison Hose Co., Brookport, 4, Qotartite B; mi. L. QQ., & 5. Citizen Fire Co,, Brighton* % Dewitt Clinton Hose Co.* Lockport,, . . *. 7, L'Hommedieu H 8Bd 3V Co, Medina* This division rests on Catharine St.j between Park Ave, and Center St. -flJOT MVISIOi!, Marshal, Michael Hayden, assist* ant, Philip Bjrust, Band., ; \\ . , 1. Capen Hose'Co., Brockport, 2; v ^Spaulding Hose Co., IiQckpprt,. Band, . 3, Glenwood Hose Co., HoHey. i.' Dewey H, and L. Co^ Brock- port. . Drum Corps. . 5, Hart Hose Co., Albion. 6, Exempt Firemen's Associa- tion, Njagaraj?alls, This division rests on Prospect Ave., between Pearl and Center Sts, I. Medina, made m£ft§<im* WiWjj.jJiiii.iUifi,,^ inore Counties Added to assis- Toha- SIXTII DIVISION. Marshal, Wm. Gallagher tant, Thos. Slack. 1., National Hose Co., wandn. -:2r. Sandstone Hose Co,, Albion. Bands Dye Hose Co,. Albion. 0. W. S. Engine Co., S»en- .cerport. * Band. SpencerportH. & L, Co., Spen- cerport. Band. Union H. and L. Co., Tona- wanda. 7. Gorman Hoso Co., Medina.J Tliis division rosts on Prospect Ave., between Park Ave. and Center St. 3. 4. 5. 6. LOCALS. man is our worst It's too bad it rained Tho weather enemy today. Tho decorations were almost ruin ed by the rain. Never mind, boys; yon can enjoy,| that $225, even if it does rain. We should have had the parade yesterday and the convention today. It. looks although the sal© of um- brella! would almost equal the sale of ice cream. Hopd Gowanda will have better weathdr next year than Medina is favored with. Twenty extra policemen and two Buffalo detectives ought to be able tof^eejrorder'joday. Up to six o'clock last evening seven licenses-#erd granted to out- side people' for ''baking\ purposes. if you want to drink pure water purchase one of the Ellis Purifiers. For sale in Medina by J. J. Rosen- thal, 122 West Center street. Mrs. Maria Quinn of # North Ave. has added a fine Gibbons & Stone piano which she purchased from If. T. Krompart, to the comforts of 1M r home. Our City Fathers must feel very proud of the condition of Proctor Ave. just now. \Take a look,\ gen- tlemen, if you can spare the time. SUBSCRIBER. Word has been received from of- ficials of Batavia* Albion, Brockport, Middleport, -Holley and Spencerport, accepting the invitations of the vil- lage fathers to participate in todays \doings.\ The funeral of Mr. Ciqrence Le- Van, who died in Buffalo NMondny was held in that ci/y tn\fs--n3<M[ning. The remains were raken to Middle\ port for interment. Deceased was a brother of Mr. C. D. LeVan of this plaqe. The Rangers of Rochester were defeated by the Medina baseball team in a hotly contested game at Oak Orchard Park yesterday afternoon by a score of 5 to 2. The principal feature of the game was Barcherals' pitching, the visitors being allowing only three hits from his delivery. At the afternoon meeting of the firemen's convention yesterday, it was voted to add to the present organization the counties of Living- ston, Wyoming and Cattaraugus, making k-total of nine counties. A- committee was appointed to see what could be done towards uniting this association and Genesee firemen's association. The committee was instructed to report at the conven- tion next year at Gowanda, the date of which as established by laws is the last Tuesday and Wednesday of July. Resolutions of regret over the death of Mr. Midgjey of Albion, a member of the association, and Mr, Rodney, who died while fighting a fire in Lockport last winter, were adopted and ordered spread on the minutes. President Larkin annooncod that the election of officers for tho cur- rent year was in order. He thanked t'te association for tho honor confer- red upon him for making him their President for die past two years, and stated that he was not a candi- date for re-nomination. Former (\Vice President Philip I. Brust of this place was unanimously chosen to succeed Mr. Larkin as President of the Association, an honor which Mr. Brust, and Medina as well, may justly feel proud. That Mr. Brast will provo a . worthy successor to President Larkin, who has so faith- fully performed the duties*of that office'for two terms, no ono who know him will doubt. Glen M. Congdon of Gowanda was unanimously deeded first vice president. By a resolution pre- viously adopted each courtly named its own second vice president, and so O. R. Sackett of Niagara Falls was selected to represent Niagara county; Burt Hudson of Albion for Orleans; Joseph Sahenmnker of Buffalo for Erie; J. Peter Brueck of Gowanda for Chautauqua; M. Slaw- siJn of Spencerport for Monroe, and H. E. Gillen of Batavia for Genesee county. For treasurer, George F. Thompson of Middleport was re- elected \Kithoat epposttiorn \*\\\\\ A spirited contest ovpr the elec- tion of Seciretary resulted in the choice of Charles F. Foley of Lock- port. The other candidate was C. F. Christ of Tonawanda, who was defeated by Mr. Foley by a narrow majority. After the convention adjourned the delegates were escorted to Oak Orchard Park to witness the ball game and were afterwards entered by the local firemen. WANTED:\ 50 MEN AND WOMEN. PERSONALS. Mr,' Frank Yawington of' Roches- ter is visiting lelatives in town. Born to Mr. and Mrs, Albert Wil- let of Elm Street, Sunday, a son. Mrs/fcfebrge E. Marcelhw of Lc- Roy is the guest of Mrs F.n, Hard. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fied- eri^k^of. Center stieet, Saturday a^ daughter. \;,. • [ ; Jfcj89 Lena; Woodworth of Middle- port is the guesi of Miss OaBtle for a daypr/twa. • M;. and Mrs; Wm. Kidder and ; daughter Grace of Model City are guests of Miv^nd'Mrs.. U, L. Sly. Mrs, Albert P. Gtiswold of IJtica is -visiting her parents, Mr. and- Mrs. David McDonald of Cbmvh St. Dr.Myra A Gillette three, years ago*this m6\n~th the rarei privi- lege, in St. Peters Cathedral of Rome, of receiving the Pontificial blessing from the lataPdpe Leo XHI. IndependenFOrder of Foresters. -I Court Medina, No. L108 wiU hold $n open meeting in Welch's hall, Main St., Friday at 8:00. p, m. Su- preme Deputy I. 0, Davids will deliver un address on the standing, plans and benefits of the qrder. All persons who so wish are invited to attend. ] 150t3 GfoiKi ICUII Kieeiig Keniiiortii m, BUllfllO, im l, 4, 5, 6 id 1. . m,m siokes ona purses. On above dates occurs tho Great Grand Circuit Races at Kenihvorth Park, Buffalo. The round trip rate from Medina is only Sl.iU. Sea ticket agonta) for partic ulars Lock Voun Doors! Our citizens are warned to keep their • doors securely locked to- day while attending tho parade, No doubt but a lot of thieves and pickpockets will bo in town, and .although the authorities have used Second week of ••\/;V\. . t$¥© fees tlm &i~$if' , --I'l^t:^: Office of v « W, I. MASTERS m, Manufaclurers mi Wholcstuers, \ • ' f Buffalo, \vi : yt.-^SvXu'Hi-%\ Mr. f. (J,'Leader^ Manager, ••;•''; '•':'/. . : - 'Medina, N. _i : . ''•\[• '•',-. : , .• D©.ar- 5ir : —' '' •• -\. • 1 In reply to you?jsi will'' say t Yf% d,0; nofwish to inventory any more stock .tlian ; is absolutely necessary and if low prioeis: .wiil move 1 stock; it ought to sell rapidly,L_ Make the week of July 27 a memorable one in the Clothing Department, • Olose entire lines, lo/ts 3516, 32Q9, 2712, 3279, 3162 in Men ' s and Youth' s at ..any Rri.ce you can g v et. All straw hats must go, even at a loss, biat sell,them. Close out children's suits of all kinds-, we do not wish a suit left in this department. Us© knive liber- ally in furnishings* of--all kinds/ Wishing you the same success in your second week^S\ sweeping out sale, we remain Yours Truly, • W. I. HASTEN & CO. 4'.' -.'. w n • t-w The above letter explains itself. It Is up to you to take atjvantage of tho* Sweeping Out Prices on Clothing, Hats, Gaps, Trunks, Bugs and FumUming* nfc W. I. HASTEN & CO., 487 Main St.^Mefllna, H. Y. ' Don't forget your Piano votes.. This Piano was bought of C. H. XJtley of Buffalo ami is gnaranteeu by Wm for B years. Suhsertbo for MEMSADAUT Jouit- , KAL. S2.00 for one year; SI.00 for i very precaution to prevent lawless- six months. .^of overj. kind, itds well to be| TEAMST ERS T WANTED. Old newspapers for sale at this [ Apply &t °^ P ^ 10 ° tf ofBce. ' * - A CARLOAD OF BUGGIES. I have j«8t received a carload of new buggies. Call and aeo them. I can giv0 yon a bargain. . 85tf A. H. ^JILMUM. Sale OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE. Private sale of furniture, carpets, curtains and household goods dur- ing this week and next. Several handsome mahogany pieces. Apply- to Miss M. ELLA WILKINSON, •- 148t5 118 South Ave. Tor Sale Cheap. Lady's bicycle. Inquire at police headquarters, This is a we, bar- gain. To Take Advantage of Specif Offer. Mlade by Chas. A. Mack. CkaT!. A. Mack, the enterprising druggist, is advertising today for fifty men and women to take advan- tage of the special half price offer he is making on Dr. Howard's celebrat- ed specific for the cure of constipa- tion and dyspepsia, and get a fifty cent package at half price, 2S cents. So positive is he of the remarka- ble power of this specific to cure these diseases, as well as sick head- aches and liver troubles, thai he agrees to refund the money to any customer whom this medicine does not quickly relieve and cure. - With Dr. Howard's specific at hand you can eat what you want and have no fear of ill consequences. Jt strengthens the stomach, gives perfect digestion, regulates the bowels, creates and appetite, and makes life worth the living. This is an unusual opportunity to obtain sixty doses of the best medicine ever made for half its reg- ular price, with the persona^ guar- antee of a well known business-man to refund- the money if it does not give satisfaction. ^ If you cannot call\ at Chas. A. Mack's store today, send him 25 cents by mail, and he -will send you a paofeage, BWWPtly» Sfaargej pajd, Summer Goods Prices cut in two on Wash Goods. AH Summer Goods Marked Way Down Money Saving Opportunities all over the store in all lines of Summer Goods. Come at once! Assortments, are best now! GEO. E. SPOONER Successor to 4pooner & Gates. - •^
