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« •OHU)#at-a mp&erftte cost. EDWIN g B&BE$T* m Main st, Medina, D as, tPAYJlR & £$&YEB, HoWrgflge Apartments*, West Avenue, Hofltsi^flfej 13'ai. m„ 1 too\ to8p, m. Consultation JTee,. Both''Phones. P EED B. \SEttnSfBR. Attorney ana WunsellOr at tow. Down's <Ss Kearney building, Medina ..& X. General practice in all Courtsi F OR the Best EREAT) wet \ Niagara: ianoy^lour.\ fforWesajlyby . S,P,BU)ffil ORTfflAim T$W& ...... -.. for Rent* : .-.; t . '-..-To.adult..family,, .very desirable bouse' 1 , Best Of location. Heated wth hot water. Addves.8 A, B, this office. -,. '. ,.l53t4eoa^ »H»^VW>III\H I»M u •» w^ii'um'i J|n ' ii • •iriTnrii\ii Horijs-rtAbE . CANDiBS -Am Pure as it is possible to make thein. The very looks of our candles tempt yon, Any Mod yon want una. each kind the very beat, Ice Cream A teal luxury. The sort o!' ICE\ CEREAM you, can e*t with ft fall knowledge that it isirholeaaine. , There is » groat 4cai of pleasure in * dish or a quart of this fins cream on a hot ovouiug- ' $1.00 per gallon. Fruits Fresh »nd delicious. They must be the beat or we won't scE them. GEE OUB WHOLESALE WtlOES FOE. la Cream, Candles; Bananas, Oranges and lemons * .. bejtora buying elsewhere. Goods ao* Mv4re& ft TO WHOM IT M4Y CONCERN 1 • Fifteen or sixteen years ago T V Br. B. Mincer examined m y (, S eves and made me a pair of j ? glasae* I have worn these same ¥ £ glasses ever since and have. V i fonnathem entirely sattstaotory. A , I have no heaimtlOn In recoin- 7 C mending Br. Mincer to tho>pub- W h WALLACE B'HOMHBDIB0. J 3 ^E&at&kelbfr H. Y., July % '03. 9 ft It jpvcs ine great pleasure t« ? testify that Bf. Mincer fitted toy 3 eyes a number of years ago; have used them ever since and can seels \well brthtem today HS at first I -will nse no other glasses as long as I can obtain them of hiw- Mrs. J., GAEDNEB BASSS'. tEo'tiie Publici— We have used Doctor Bernard Mincer's glasses for four genera- tions. They have given good tsatiaf action to all. , * MRS ROBERT DKNSMORB, July 24,1903. Albion, F. -Y. f Shelby, N. Y., July 30,1903. •- -This is to certify that I have used .J) a pair of glasses, purchased of ,A Br. Mincer, for about the last f twelve years and they are today J as clear as when I bought them. i • A.S. BbAtR. Weather Indications* gno>ers Thursday; 'Pfiday, rarlable winds. !*W \#:>!<] ui-.'i. •\ '••'ttfAMii,'*,',!! I, MjU! fair To -whom if; may concern;— I had my \eyes examined and * fitted With a pair of glasses by Dr. Bemara Mincer seventeen years ago, and today 1 can see as well with the glasses as .when Tt got them, Several years later Br. Mincer ea&mined my daugh- ters eye* and made a pair of ' glasses for her. She wore the glasses two years, her eyes were entirely cured and she does not wear glasses any more. MBS.B. DENSMORE.,... \\ .,NTY. ADoion, 408 Ann St., Medina, N.-Y. Iparchasedmy glasses of Br., Mincer S years ago. They have served me -well and I wou^oiot part with them for anyrnon;ey. Can-truly say niy sight ft better today than ever. * MART E. GILBERT. Angast5il903. Read E. W, -Tripp's, new adver- tisement in tliis issue. The Baptists of KBOwlegville piq- nic at l$lm Park next Thursday, Tlie Baptists of Medina liold their annual picnic s,t Elm Parle the 28% Wfeat do -you tWik of t%,? ; are actually cleaning, and pol- islifiag the stove at police 'headijuw* tersl,, ' ( --r , , •'.-.' i Apgust issue. Four TragU, Hews Is a» fine magazine. 5c. a\ copy. At j('ewsiajid&, ' ' ,\' ;0M newspapers for sale at thi office.''' • • ' * :Tiie Medina fri^ndB of Mr, Geo. Brook of Stanloy, la., will learn with regret of the death of his wife which occurred on. Tuesday, Dr. E O. Tompkins for fifty years a praet'ming physician^, at jCnowleaville died ^yesterday after- noon, aged sevottty-five years. Snbponhe for MEDINA, DAILT Joim- jTAii. ?2.00 for one year; $1,00 for six montus. x - < , New house to rent on Oak Orchard Btreiet, Mrs,Humbjey, 345 S. Ave^ A fine magazine. August igsue Faux Track News on Bale at nows- StandB, 5c. a .copy. The school election7estexday was a qniet^Fair.' Only one ticket was in the-field and but^ thirty-eight votes\ were polled. Dr. Edward Mjanson, Morton. A. Bowen and B. Edwatd Slack were elected without opposition. . A meeting of the American Federa- ; tion o£ Labor will bo held in Walsh's ball, Thursday Aug. 6, at 8 p n». Addresses by George Grilloley of Kckport, and others who can an- swer tho question \Why and When Labor Should Organize!\ Meeting open to alL Don't miss it. •_; \Barney Sovvl\ took too much whiskoy on an empty stomach yes- terday and it mado him \seasick.\ He was taken to tho hospital across the way from tho Jocnsm. office, where ho recovered from -the 1 effect of Qver-badulgenco. , This morning ho paid Juigo Braihard §0,00 for the treatment. Tho H a r t-H o u s e-Hognn's Alley Down'B-Keamey Block ball game at Onk Orchard Park at 1:30 tliis afternoon promises to bo \tho event oi tho season.\ It will only be eclipsed by the \banquet\ to be given, when the losers will be obliged to pay for all tho \water from springs and driven wells,\ which their victorious opponents may care to indulge in. Best yet. Four Track News for •August. Sold by newsdealers. 5c. a copy. Persons wishing to communicate with Dr. B. Mincer, eye specialist, will receive prompt attention by addressing him, General Delivery, Medina, H.Y. 9 PAiMSTBY, Madame Hines has arrived and can be consulted at Mrs. Nichols, 901 Church street for a atiort time only. Taken With Cramps. Wm.\*Xirmse a member of the abridge.gang working near Little- port, was taken ill with cramps and a kind of cholera. His case was so severe that he had to have the mem- bers of the crew wait upon him and Mr. Gifford was called and consult- ed. N He told themjie had a medi- cine in the form of Chamberlain's Colie.Oholera and Diarrhoea Remedy that he thought would help him out and accordingly, several doses were administered i with the result that the fellow was able to be around next day. The incident speaks quite highly of Mr. Giflord's \medi- cines.-—Elkader, Iowa, Argus. This remedy never fails. Keep it in your heme, it may save life. For sale by Charles, A. Mack, Drug- gist, 420 Main Street. Medina, N. Y. When you want a physic that is, mild and gentle, easy to take and certain to act, always use Chamber- lain*a, Stomach and Liver Tablets. For,sale by Ghaifes A* Mack, Drug* gist, 426 Main St., Medina, N. Y. jlr. and $11% Albert Jf. €oe and children j-etumed Tuesday from Qrystal Beach,, Ont. Irs. Aflgfts.-\ Mwftd^t and\ son, Homer, of $uffaJt6 are spending thej week withlw., Stank Siiaitu, ' Miss Btta y^pBl left yesterday for SiiQi'tsmlljBj.N.. If,, for a two weeks' visit \with iim siBtey,' Mvs. W, J.' Gopping. < v Mrs.''George % Wilkinson and children of Daoihury, Conn., and Mrs. Obas. Christy, of Syracuse are, visiting Miss Walkinsc-ix. Mr- A> G, PhBhpa, who has held the positiou a^ \ijooliteeper for Row- ley & Eddy for a nnrayber of years, •\^boJttt-^3()i ^tf;in'omiiig, Jerome ILewls;. \nightv?iilohi»an at Malifer\ J3ips',,,\ c^ttch ,fac|*>rv, on Orieftt ;sjte60Vh$.ar4;: -sevetal shots froinp,- rcvjblv.er^fir^d -m rapid snecossionv, He Jxilrried to the door of tha fac- tory aad saw two sta 4 angors rimning •u'p •\the street* Aboxit, two hours late they returned, -to the fac- tory and said that they had hoeit held up iiear the *#rga.d by three ;V'.•', ; • -'.' - Qli&: gi!KBi£,,Aug'.' %%* - . ;-|i begftu ^tnjig this 'm&thwjg abdnrfeur ^e|ocJ:, and conStei$rfe»t* ly, drijj, p! ievery, deSeriptioftj has to' be. abandoned until it ceases, al- thqugh-|nai'd mbnnt was held ,at the usuftl liQW, and tlu-ee of the 20th are doing . their tufa in si drenching downpour.. \The men lounged: around..their tents, told ^stories, sang songs and\ played has resigned ;feo accept a simitar meh~ who Jut&ped out of t a, |reight'foards, leaving Oiily^ when the-mess l.i'.i'.SlUi't.'.. 1 ) t-H*^^«%^^<»-si<*'<»<ii<*5 gist, ______^__„ For Sale. High grade square -pian'o cheap 301 Park Ave. ; 153t3 position with tibte Empire Couch Go, Bo will assiune his n^w duties on thoijrthinst. . The Medina friolids of Mr.\ Ed- ward R, O'Malley of Buffalo will be interested iir learninfiE that he left yesterday fot Quepnstow'n, Ireland, Mr, Q'Malley liaaeorae legal matters to settle in,Lo3adou,.Eng, and Dub- lin, Ireland, Misses Marion Bowen, Bertha Latham, Jean. .Cornwall, Lillian \Vnnness Margaret 'Qornwn, Lillian, Jones, Yema lesson, AletheMooney, Florence Latlianii M&iy Broughton,, Car,rie Brqugttlon and Pearl Broijk, with Mrs, Janigs Swart as chaperon, and Mrs. Walter Crawford as honse- kceper loft this morning to spend a week at Lakeside, * Mrs. Dennis L, Clark of 213 West Ave., entorlaiaed her guest, Miss Nellio Quay of Pennsylvania, Inst Monday evening, by inviting tho following: JJr. and Mrs. Edgar Qoold of Medina; ,MIBS Fannie Morehoii80of Buffalo, Moyd Sulli- van of Uidgewny and, Sir, and Mrs Arthur Olufco of Medina. They were pleasantly nwertaincd by play- ing Siv^JEHnmrni Funny Duffer, Light rolresbanonta woro served at 11:20. , t > *** III Search of Pure Water. Mayor Rejoins, accompanied by members of the BcKwd of Trustees nod a CQttuxtittgo &£ citizens, left at 0:lS this taoxuing for Elboij, to inves- tigate tho springs at that place, with a view to obtaining a supply of pure wa^er for Mediun. Besides Mayor llobbins, tlao party consisted of Aldermen Hood, Miller and Curry, Village Clerk Cooper, Attorney Whedoii and Messrs. S. \E. FiUdns, John Moore. M. Slack and lo. Pisley. A. stop will bo made nt Oakfiehf for dinner, after which they will drive to the springs. The party expect to arrive hozno about six o'clock this evening. Rldgeway. The aun*nd school meetina^Jpr district No. 2 hold Tuesday, fliguat 5th, resulted in the selection fcf B\ ran H. Willis as trustee, Charles G/ Britt as clerk and John Fisher as collector. Mr. and Sirs. S&shainel .Tucker of Jonesboro, Ark,, who have been guests at the home of his sister,' Mrs. Win. CauBcld, and his mother, Mrs. Artlimr Carter, for the past few weeks, have returned to their home, accompanied by his mother who will be their gotest through the winter. Tho hea-s-ieat rain fall of the sea- son visited tins section Tuesday morning. Advertised Letters. Rosa Wescott, Medina N. Y. Mr. Robert Martain, \ \ J. Philips \ C. D. Eivans, Rev.WiUiamW. \Wilfox \' Mr. Eoy Bailey, Mr. George Smith, \ Rev. H. Bxu-meister, \ Mrs. Mary Gillen, F. B. Langdon, \ ^J For Sale Cheap. Lady's \bicycle. Inquire at police headquarters. This is a rare bar- \VT* are now located at S35 Main Street. Our Specialties are te — • UUSI0, MDBIOAIJ GtOODS and STATIONERY. Kromjart's Music Store car arid demanded!'their valuables.- Later, it developed that officers Parker and MeOorrnick had, been notified thaj^ at lea>t a half dakem men hftd boarded a'freight train east of hefe and were plundering .the cars,' The officers went in search Or the ^men aiwlWid them hiding in a car, 'When told to sur- render they started to.nm\down the railroad track, The officers opened fire on. the robbers whol'eturaed- the same. They escaped in the dark- ness and later showed up # Maber Bros' factory. They 'have not yet been captured. To Visit His Native Country Mr. John Gallagher of this place sails tomorrow from Kevsr York,for Queenstown, Ireland, on tiho steamor \Arabao/'Mr Gallagher hasnot visit- ed'' his nativa home since leaving it over fifty-three years ago. In 1S50 ho came from Ireland and settled in Medina, this town thoa being al- most in its infancy. Canal boats were used as a means df\ travel, no railroad at that time being built hero. For over forty years Mr. Gallagher has been a trusted and faithful em- ploye of the Xow York Central rail- road company, working in various capacities. Bis many friends wll wish him a Bate journey and pleas* ant visit with his Mends on, the \ould sod.\ He will return* homo about Sept: 25th, sailing oa tho steamer '.\Toutonic.\ DEATH onOlFsErGAPTAlN, Cupt. George ML Walker, lato of tho Old Dominion Lin©, died at his residence, 889 Onion St., Brooklyn, g\a* Friday morning, aged 77- Oa his retirement \from active life, ho was tho oldest caplnia sailing out of tho port of Slew York. Ho was born at sea in July, la-JO, his father being captain til tho British Brig \Fox.\ In his early caroer-^he sail- ed in the \Humboldt\ of the New York, Southampton and Havre S. S. Co., then on the \Washington tho \Frauklin \ and tho \Arego.\ He lead an exceedingly active life and retained to theA'ory last years of his seafaring life, his meutal and pbysicariaculties. He was held in high esteem by all the officers of the Old Dominion Steamship Co., with whom he was connected for go many years and was respected by all who came in contact with him. call sounded, for, nothing can stop' the appetites,of\ the juen. but the good food diBhed^ iip\ by 2 M. Serg, SomerviJle and.ottr able chef. Last night an invitation was given to the Tonawand'a boys,' and, as soon as taps were sounded and the\ lights out, a big gang met down at the foot of the company street, and a committee waited on Johnny Nqary/asking him to come Out and be amused. ITeary \flashed a knife and threatened to', \carve 'em to the heart,\ but wa8 quickly yanked out, divested of every particle of clothes, doused with ico water and given a hot run. up and down the \streets Keary got angry at-this little show of attention, but this morning has again assumed lus customary smile. The practice of tossing in the blan- ket 1mstyienrelegated to,the. past because of tho injuries received by one or two of our men. . to cure Scrofula,;, feema, Goiter, Fever \Sores Blb«$'i?Qi?6ning; ftnd\ all blopd disorders, •, This Syfun JS- purely Herbal, and its e'o^ttal m. ft Blood Purifier and System 1 \toniij 'fsi, mtkuown, • : ', ' \ .'•''/ Each Wtleconiftinsafijhmonih's treatiaentandsellB,fof.|L# 'X '^Try it and be convinoed, ,W «ale by Ghas. AMao^Mgdina^,- Y. Oompoundecl by The Ijawtoa\ MCedlcine Co., Holley, if. Y. \ Folding Bed for Sale. In excellent condition. Will bo sold at one-half cost. Inquire or address JOOUNAL. Challenge From Ghas. A. Mack. Offer to Refund Money if Dr. How- ard's Specific \Will Not Cure Any Cose of Constipation or Dyspepsia. Mr. Chaa. A. Mack is seeking the worst case of dyspopsia or constipa- tion in Medina or vicinity to test Dr. Howard's new Specific for the cure of those diseases. So confident is ho that this re- markable medicine will effect a last- ing cure in a short time, that he offers to refund tho money should it not be successful. In drder to secure the quickest possible introduction Chas. A. Mack will' seU a regular fifty cent package of this medicine at half price, 25 cents. This specific of Dr. Howard's will Cure sick headache, dizzy feelings, constipation, dyspepsia, and all forms of nialaria and liver trouble. It does not simply give* relief for a time; it makes permanent and complete cures. It wiH regulate the bowels tone .u.p...fche..whole intestinal tract, give you an \appetite riiake food taste good and digest well, and increase vigor. f IJoyS and : happiness -will take the place of that \don't care'tfnether 1 five or die\ feeling. Take advantage of Mr. ( Chas. A. Mack's challenge and secure~a bottle of Dr. Howard's specific at half price,, with his personal guarantee to refund your money if it .does not help you. This morning we dined on beef- steak, fried potatoes, bread, *hutter and coffee. Yesterday, watermelon was givon to each man to round off the meal. Last night a forage was mado on the a^arterniaster's tent, and the only two melons left were absent this morning, y All-of tho sopnratecompanies wear blue flannel shirts with khaki trous- |ers and legghss. Those suits are much mora comfortable than the old blue ones so familiar to the Medina peoplo, Stiilr&o 05th Regiment, tho fag end of tho State guard, wear theso old antiquated aaiforma. By the, way, the evening parade by this regiment Saturday was so poorly executed that the pro- visional regiment has dono it ever since, and tho Buffalo misfits have looked on with <m ovil eye, and, rumor has it^thoy will bo given another opportunity to display their lack of knowledge of military driH tomorrow. Private Post leads the quartotto in tho \Gentlemen's Club\ and music is on tap at all hours of the day and night. His imitation of Fred Pelkington singing \Tho Dying Cowboy\ was so natural that several of the boys were homesick, and so Post has dished-up enter- tainment to all the officers in the battalion. His wit Has helped mightily in squelching the \lumber shovers\ from Tonawanda. Notwithstanding tho rain, there has been a good deal amusement, and each succeeding day develops a keener rivalry between the separate companies and the 83th Regiment. All kinds of games are indulged in, and in every tent there is card play- ing, crap shooting and\ penny pitching. of two to five daya* o,uratibh> ara ' offered by the Old Dominion Line -TO— ' NORFOLK OLD 1HHNT COMPOST \ VIR0HIA. BEACH Richmoiwi and Ocean View, V&. \and WASTCOT,B. C. (rota PJer &J, Nortlilllvcr.ioot ptaaloU: BtiW, Hew York, For ftul inforwnUoiv »pply to Old Dominion Steamship Co* SI BH*OBC arnBEfT, mW TOBK.N,?., ' n,B.WAuot», • j,;r.ia»(mw, A CARLOAD OF BUGGIES. f have just received a carload of new baggies. Call and see them, I can give you a bargain. 85tf A. EL MIXEHAM. GO TO E. W. HARLOWES Q.&B. 10 GENT GIGARS Gorw in favor overy day. They ara made from tho Best Stock, and by first class workmen. They are a rich amoko, and are making customers evory day. Sold by all Ihe Leading Dealers. t FOB YOUR Harnesses, (Single and Double) Whips, . Blankets, Brushes, % Nets, Cufry Combs. MAIN STREET. BROWN BLOCIO •%%%^%%%%^%^%>%^%» Few people have any idea of the im- portant' effect the shoes they wear , have on their gener- al health. ' * Try a pair of \Treadeasy'' Shoes and notice the dif- . ference. For sale at I U'V%^%^V%^%%^»%%^%4 The Drinking Fountain is now on tap, for the thirsty multitude, but it is not being as liberally patronized as our'foirnrl tafiln, where delicious Soda Water, a iii a Tee Cream Soda may be had. Our IcO Cream,\ 5 ii ae- knowleagect to ~1g& 'the best in towii. ., '. Potter &^Ulen : ./-, ; '. V'i 'i> m at* i'' ijSi»i—i»*M(ima *UMJIMI
