{ title: 'The Medina Daily Journal. (Medina, N.Y.) 1903-1932, September 11, 1903, Page 5, Image 5', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn94057567/1903-09-11/ed-1/seq-5/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn94057567/1903-09-11/ed-1/seq-5.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn94057567/1903-09-11/ed-1/seq-5/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn94057567/1903-09-11/ed-1/seq-5/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Lee-Whedon Memorial Library
;jj jiiui|iij **!M##W*i*\\ •driig^V4f;w^e^Bi^-ftojJay fox Mtf 'meftk^aflwo#&n lid ' : 'tme advah- tdgB-ot tS4:8pe0jat Jb^priee offer he i§gifting onBr; H#ara*$ celebrat- ed specific Joi tjie el^re of coneitipa- 1bi0li7Stt4;3j'ip^P^Wi^4 get a fifty <5©nt package at halfcprice, 20 cents. §o positive 18 lie of the remarka- blepower of this specific to cure • these dweasgs,* as •wejlaa sick head- aches and, 'UijtfE troubles, that he agrees to rentnd the money' to any customer: whom this medicine does aiot quickly relieve and cure. With Dr. Howard's specific at frand, yoii can eat what yon want and have nq feav of i{l consequences. It strengthens the stowaeh,*,.gives perfect digestion, tegulafer the) \bovyels cteatf8 atf appetite; and 'makes life worth the living. - This is an unusual opportunity-io obtain 60 dosesibf the \best medicine ever made loyhalf its regular price, •with the \p'ersona} guarantee of a - •well knovpj husinega man to refund the money if it, doesnot give satfs- faction.. ' ; i * If you cannot call at Mr, Shelley's _ store todav, send him 25 cents by anail, and he will send you a pack- • age promptly, .charges, paid. * Rooms for Bent A suite of Hvingfoonts for rent. ' Inquire at 172tlf * LEVAN BROS. \Cierk Wanted. Must not be afraid of work. A man with some experience preferred. I84t£. HAIOT'S GKOQERY. F OR the Beat BREAD us© ^Niagara Fancy Elonr.\ For Bale onlv by 8. P. BLOOD & COMPANY OBLEAN3 HILLS nn^WtWWWWKM\ n^^^WW-'U'- \ ATM*'- '-' - ni rr . Just received. A new line of Reed i Rockers T HEY are beauties and embody the latest and the most elegaut stylc.1 have also a new line o! ' Polished Oak , Box Seat Diners Come in and see the' new goods. E. W. TRIPP D BS. THAYER * THAYER. OSTEOPATHICS IOTS1CIAN& Boldredg* Apartments, Wett Avenue. - iHourat—9t6liJ»»m.,lto5,7to8p.m. iCoBinltotionEteg. Both'Phonei. P RED B. SEEKS^ Attorney and ,' Kearney bulKUnK. Medina N. Y. <3*nttal prActid* In all Cburta, I A fine magazine. August issue ]r?our Tract News on sale at news- stands. -5c. a, copy. .. ' \ Subscribe for MEDiHADilLtJonE- KJUU $2.00 for one year; JLOO for six months. <**>%%***>%***'%'*?*+* 50 CIGARS Are growing in favor every day. ' They are made from the besttobac- • eds by first-clafes -work- men. A rich srnok^. andf. the last puff as good as ,' the first, Like all £ood # cigars^yQU will find them I ftUieLeidind Dealers: li . * Weather indlca^Ionsl, • t : • >.• Olearling and cooler fViday; • Satur- day',' Increasing cloudiness and warmer Jbnowea by showers j fresh south Winds. , .'••'' Races tppaorrow. Plums are a drug on the fruit market. Shelby ;Basift against the worlds when, it comes to Polish lawsuits. , 'Horse thieves are at work, yony itables looked.; Jfeeljiig df tha* Board of Tj-usteea. in vi1^^-jb^-j|il)i9..evfinin^ The Medina , hasqpali. ehjb wilj play a ^ame wBh ; 'the tiockport team Sunday on t the tafce Avenue grounds, J^kportr - • Three mules, while towing a canal hoat near'Pr. Wells' boat house yes- terday>feli*ihio the water and be- fore they could be rescued two of them drowned, - A procession of ten Farmers' Favorite Grain drills drawn by teams decorated with flags and bunting, paraded the streets this morniug and afterwards had a pho- tograph taken of the display. The High School football team has commenced practice prepara- tory for coming contests. The team is. exceptionally fast and will un- doubtedly give a good account of itself this season. Burton Latham is captain and Lavern Walker man- ager of the team, Mr, JValter 0. Marvin, has pur- chased from Buffalo parties tho steam launch \Glance which last season captured first prize for being the'faatest boat on Niagara river. The craft is fifty-seven feet in length' and will be used by Mr. Marvin as a pleasure boat on the canal. Me is expected to arrive in town with his purchase today. A Polish slander case, which has bean in the police courts of Medina and Shelby for the past two weeks, trying to find out where it was at, baa finally settled the burdensome task of hearing the same on Police Justice Broinard. The case was call- ed this morning t htttafteralotof gibbering' it was adjourned until the 23d hurt., when it will be tried out in tho \sunrise court across the street,\ unless it bo determined in the meantime that Shadigee is tho legal place for trial. DRESSMAKING. I wish to say to the ladies of Medina that I am prepared to do dressmaking at my home. First class work, reasonable prices and satisfnetiof^guaranteod. MBS. 0. G. LOCKWOOD, 1120 Main St. WANTED. By widow woman, cleaning and work to do by the day. Call or ad- dress Mas. E. TOADDT, over Comer- ford's store, E. Center St.i Medina. Musical. Miss Winifred Reeve Clarke, teacher of voice and physical sal= tare, No. 3?2. Pearl St., will receive pnpils in either voice or physical culture after Oct 1st. Miss Alice Louise Chase, teacher o£ piano, No. 812 West Ave., will receive primary and.advanced pupils after Sept. 15th. ' . 185t3 Miss Laura Q-. Holton of Roches- ter will receive pupils in voice cul- ture at the residence of Mr. John V\. Parker, \525 S. Academy St., Thursday evening and all day Fri- day of each week. 18716 WANTED. A young girl to assist in house- work. No washing, ironing or baking. Apply at Curry's store. Wanted. Damson plums. 186wl , HEINZ Co., Medina. Wanted. Quarry blacksmith. Enquire 1 of Thomas Garrett, Medina. Wanted. ~ By youhg couple, small- house or part of house for light housekeeping. Address, JOTJBNAI. office. Foir a bilious attack take Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick cure is certain. For :sa|e hy Qhaa A. Mackj .Druggist, 420 Main ki t &«dut a * N, % • PERSONALS. Mr. A. M. Goodf'nan attendod the State fair yesterday Mrs. Burt Bennett of Eagle Harbor it visiting Medina relatives. MIB. Lawrence Brennan is visit- ing friends at Owen Sound, Out. Mrs. and Mia. Fred C. Bond, of Buffalo, vibiting friends iu. town this Week, \'- - Mies;~Mary MUler has been spend- ing the-jmst week in Spencesport .with-Mr: patents. Messrs. JO, Gallagher and 0* P^ Bradley left yesterday for Syracuse where they will spend a few days, at the fair,, i \Misses Florence Baker and«Mina Hallock* will resume their duties next week teaching school at i'onkers^ 'N.Y, The marriage of Mr. John H,0hase of this place and Miss Lula Milar will take place on Wednesday, Sep- tember 23d, in the First Methodisl Episcopal Church at New Phila- delpliia, Ohio. , _i_. IN, D, W. F, M S. Meeting »!)il\iqi.. ^Offered! To Owner of Horse Break- ing Track Record at Tomorrow's Races. M^, John S f %\&¥> proprietor o£ |Ue Medina Paying p?ark, authorizes tjie J<)0ENAL to sfate fliat he will^ve' 150,00^*6 the owner of any hiorse, wbpmayf hi'^ak the |H?esent track record a$ tomorrow's laces, offer is outsid^any purse, and from (the following large list of fast horses enteled,\ we are of the opin- ion that some lucky, Norseman. will have Mr.Xelly^lSQvOOinhis in- side pooketiafteifthe races are fin- ished. John's word is as good as his bond, aijd he will keep it and make the alove offer good, i Read this list; \ ?:45 Pacennd. Trot Purse, $100, Little Chimes, b g , S, Hitchcock, Albion. % V nil F. Frary, BASEBALU GAMES. , . National Uoaoue. « * At Pliiladelphia—PhiladelpWa, S, 1; New lYork, 6,\ 3. At Piftsbure—-Pittsburg, 5; Brook- lyu, 2. American League. At Boston—'Boston, 3; \Washington 0. At New York—New Yorls, 2; aflelphia, 5.,\ • Pall? -ES.jsiern League. M At Toronto-r-Toronto, Sj •Montreal, At Jsfawarlj^-Sewari*,, 2; Rochester, ?,•• -\-+* At Jersey 0ity—Jerssy City, 0; Bal- This ft ' \ - ' iwore, % At 5, State League,, •Syracu8,e-rSyr&cuBe, 8; Albany, • The Niagara District Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the Methodiat Episcopal Church lield an unusually • successful meeting in Brockport yesterday. Mrs, \Williams presided with her characteristic graceful dignity, and the program, her prepared, waa pronounced e of the finest ever presentod at a district meeting. MISB Li Bi Gu of Hinghua, China, won all hearts by hor earnest portrayal of the misery of her heathen sisters. Sis years ago, only sixteen years of ago, Miss Li came came to this country, not knowing a word of English, and without a friend in the land. She now speaks most ehaate and force- ful EugHsh and winB all hearts by hor sweet and earnesj, manners. She is regarded as a reraarkablo young woman by all who moot her. Miss M. O. Alien 6f Roohe3ter gave & vivid description of tho con- dition of heathen lands, drawing a contrast between the bondage of heathenism and tho freedom of onr own land. She declared that wo are yet in tho dint Jight of a glorious awakening to a sense of our respon aibility to tho lands without the Bible. The Presiding Elder, Dr, Congdon, gave a bright, pleasing address, commending the methods of woman's work in missions, Mrs. J. N. SimkinB of Niagara Falls read a very interesting paper on \ Our Work in the Philippines.\ Mrs. Frank Howard sang a solo! She wa3 never in better voice and every smb listened with delight. She was •accompanied by the accomplished musician, Miss Alice Chase. The ladies of Brockport served dinner and supper to the entire assemblage, with most generous hospitality. The attendance WEB the largest in the history of the district and all re- ports showed a gratifying increase in membership and finance. Medina auxiliary leads the District in num- bersand collecting. Much regret was expressed at the refusal of Mrs. Williams to accept the presidency for another year. The following officers were elected. President, Mrs. Norse, Lockport; Vice* Mrs. Frost, Somerset; Record- big Sec., Mrs. Coleman, Brockport; Treasurer, Miss Gilmore, Waterport. An invitation from Chili was ac- cepted for the Spring meeting. » WANTED. A good worker. Must be famil- iar with machinery. 187t2 MEDUSA MFO. Co. Dr. Staple^ Clairvoyant. For a short time only,Dr. Stanley, the well known clairvoyant will give you advice on all business on all' affairs; if in trouble, he will tell you how to overcome it; if ill, how to become well. He treats chronic case s with his magicforces. Rheumatism is his specialty. He cures when others faU. NO CURE NO PAY. Superfluous hair permanently removed.. 321 'West Avenue, Medina, N. Y, Readings 50 cents. Office Hours: 9:00a. m. to 9:00 p.m. At tJticarr-TJttca,* 4; Scnenecta4y, 1- At Binghamton v~ Bingnamton; 9; Troy, 11. \\_\'\„,--.'-• At Ilion—Won, 4; A., & ana Q„ I IAAHKET REPORT. Wanted. , Cider applesi HEIN2 Co., Meduiji,. May Edwards, Medina. ftuby H., o m, F, BDowell, Medina. Violet O. Wilkes, o m, 0. Lawton, Biookport. The Squire, b g, Dr. Scott, Medina. Trinity Bolls, b s, A, J. Burnett, Brockport. Lillian D., b m, Monaghon, Roch- ester. Kyra„ o m, Kbndolt, Uoehester. Flora Lookheart, b m, Burcb, Brockport. Minnie B., bl m, Hedges, Albion. Homer E„ W. P. O'Orady, Me- dina. 2:30 Pace and 2:27 Trot, / Purse, $150, Valgean, b g, J. Slawson, Albion. Ruby H. ( o m, F. Howell, Medina. Violet O, Wi&es, o m, 0. Lawton, Broukpoxt. » t Trinity BeHs, o g, A. JV Burnett, Brockport. Tho Squiro,l> g, Dr. Scott, Medina. Flora Lookheart, b m, A. Butch, Brockport. 0. W., b g, Leo, Rochester. Lillian D., b g, Monagan, Roches- ter. Kyra, c m, Koudolf, Rocheater. Adrian. E t l>g^Winne# •- LaTbistle, o g, Cook, Rochester. Bell Curfew, b m, Simpson. Flora Lewis, b m. Hedges. AlbionJ Mamie MeRoy, W. R. Blossom, Brockport. Homer E., W. P. O'Grady, Me- dina. Flora Lewis, b. m., Hedges, Al- bion. 2:21- Pace and 2:18 Trot, Purse $150. Robert 8., \b g, L\ Donovan, Me- dina. Mary B., b m, G. Bacon, Albion. Little Dau, B g, Lee, Rochester. Adrian E, b g, Winno, Rochester. Round Tripp, b g, Jones, Canas- tottf. •' Kyra, c in, Konnolf, Rochester. Lillian D., b m, Monaghan, Roch- ester. Lady Teoka, b g, Lyons, Albion, Summer Peas, Thomas Long, Roch- •ester; Br. E, Geo. Ough, Albion. JOHN S. KELLY, Secretary and Manager. POLUNG PL£$S DESIGNATED. At a meeting of the Town Board of Ridgeway this week, the - follow- ing polling places were designated: First district—-HaU's.Hall, Know- lesville. Second district—Police headquar- ters. Third district—G. L. Clark's barn, corner Catherine and Pearl streets. Fourth' district—D. Donovan's hotel, Ridgeway. Lost. Gold ottff button on which was initial \H.\ Return to 219 Pearl street and he rewarded. NQW York Provision Market. , New Yprlc, Sept. 10. WHEAT — No. H red, 87%c f. o. P. afloat; No. 1 Dulutb, 83 J ,ic. CORN — No, 3 corn, 58%c t o. 1>. afloat; No. 2 white, 88%&o, OATS — No. 2 oats, 89c; No. 8 white, 42%oi No. S white, 4l%c. . PORK—Mess, ? 15.00@1C.OO ; family, fl7, 50@17.75 . HAY—rShlpplns. 70@75c; good to choice, fl, 00@1.05 . BUTTER—Creamery, extras, 20c; factory, 16@16e; western imitation creamery, lG©17c. OHBESE—State, full cream, good to prima, lie. EGOS — State and Pennsylvania, fancy, selected, 25@27c. • POTATOES—Lone Islaad, ^er bbl, ?1.62©2.00. Buffalo Provision Markat. Bnllalo, Sept 10. WHEAT — No. 1 Northern, 86%o; winter wheat, No, Jf rod, 83>Ac« CORN—No, 2 yellow, 58%c f. o. b. afloat; No. 3 yellow, KT%c. OATS—No. Svwhitif, 40o f. o. b, b. afloat; No, 3 white, 39%o. fbOTJR—Spring wheal, Seat T>aten» per bbl., |4,75©B.OO; low grade*, |S,*5 OS.B0. BTJTTBR—Croamory western .«*;• tra tubs, 22c; state and Pemv ayivanla creamery, 20©21c; dairy, fair to good, 10@18o. OHBESE—Fancy full cream, U*4c; good to choice, 10%@llo; common to fair, 8@10c EQQ-S—State, fresh fancy. 22®23c. POTATOES—Por ba, B0@85c. Bast Buffalo\ Live StocK Mafkat. CATTLE—Boat stcoro on aalo, 15.35 0u.ES ; good to choico abipping steora, $4, 7B@5.2S ; fair to good steers, 13.7B @4.2S; common to fair heifers, |3.2S @8.7S; choico to oxtra fat holfers, $ 4iB0@S.00 ; good butcher bulls, $3.50 @3.85; choico to extra veals. $7.75@ 8.26; common to light. $ C.0O@6.75 . SHEEP AND LAMBS — Choice lambs. $«. 26@6.40 ; yearlings, good to choico, $ 4.00@4.50 ; culls to common, U.B0@2.BO ; wether sheep. $4.00®4.60. HOGS—MIxod packer*' grado, IS.30 @S.4B; medium hogB, JB.SB@6.42 ; plga, Heht SG.OOfSG.20^ Sometime last 'iSght the : |^^ ; <>C;:, Barnes E, ToinpMnB, juafc-4S)w % ; Hasting^ bridge* ° n the? B|^ilrc*kd^ ^ was broken ihtftand a v^u^|l^<*|e. ; and, a new top fenggy tfereV$*denv; -•(. Mr, Ton^inf^0f4^d;#i^f5b^ of; : the» thoffc ew^'-'iaife'#w^^,*Wi;:.'' A telephone nie^eageaandt ^poBtal-c^rdH giving a de^ipiaoii bi\'t%i '^ig.-'M,^: I offering a reward of ':0$M.- : pt ' : ,th|f;, •retum.of thepropwif' andv^QiipOr tionof the: tliief^wiere: se^t jn evejy direction* 'The ameers, ii&ye: a su^ ipioion ag to wht» stole *he r%. andj ^ a,re diligently working on tlio caser, , Following is the desoription, m - : sent out: Bay mare, %eigfii nbottb i05Q pounds, white spot 'on; lEore\- head, black mania and ^l, 'Scajc in* side left leg.'. Waalntch.e(l!to -mps> colored x-uimin^ gear top huggy, with decorations around top of bo?c, ahdlig-Ut trimmings, 1 A Tl'lefl Kleptomaniac. A titled- kleptomaniac of .three* quar- ters of a century ago was the Countess of Cork. Bhe had a reputation for stealing anything she could lay her hands on, whether it was useful or valuable or not Once* when leavings country house where she had been Staying, She say and quietly picked up a hedgehofe'that .was 3 crossing a hall, a pet of the \porter's an& tookiit away In her carriage. Finding it an un- comfortable toot ^varmer she* decided to dispose of it at thejrirst'town where she change^ horses iand then offered it to a Sonfecuonerjin return^ for a sponge cake. -I, ( . k IT ' NBWPORt CpTTAaKR!» MI«nT| P«rry Belmont amd^ Othir* Atk«d to u -Pay For a Flrawork*, Acoldanf „'. .In 1801, Newport, B, L^.Sept, U.—(Perrr 3B«1« ' inont waa leryed with * frtit l»jr a) United Statos deputy maxahal Jn av au|C for $10,000 dSmagen, tho aervlce being made at the Newport home ?aow« TJ* suit i« brought by Oharlea Walker, a farm hand in the employ of Henry A. C. Taylor at hl» place in Portimouth, and is the result of a n accident two years ago during the celebration of feto day, \Walker waa struck to the face by soma fireworks, reaultlng In th» loaa of hia oyo. Suit wtti ftrit brought in the Nem^ort courti, and Wter dlaoon* tinued. Tho committor in «harf • of tho celeforatlQn was corapowd of ao?* oral of tho cottager*, and in bringing the auit tho namo«,o{ aomo of. thar moit wealthy morabera have boon uied, The caso Is set for a bearing'in the. United Statoa circuit court in Prov}> denco on Nov, 16. A ahort time later aervlca wa« also made on Oliver H. P. Belmont, / An effort was mado to make aerrlca on other mombera of tho commltUa, but It was not successful. Anion* tho others who are named in tho «ult aa dofondaata are 3?rod Vf. Vanderbllt, Br. WUIIam T. Bull, Edwin D, Morgan, Edward J. Berwind and Chauncoy M. Boppw. C f Nr. A R T I N Q Geo. Haingray has purchased the Carting Business of Albert Smith, and hopes throngh atriot attention to business and reasonable prices to re- ceive a share of your pat- ronage. Leave orders at the •' Progressive '* or Home 'Phone 294 182-lni Uook« For Rata* In Valut of Farma. Watkins, N. X, Sept.. 11,—SVinner Senator O. B. Hill deliVerod »n\ ad> dross hero, the occasion bolns the fiftieth annual fair of tho Schuyler County Agricultural aocloty. The blf- gest crowd ever aeen on tho groundi, estimated at nearly 12,000, vac pres- ent. Owing to the fact that -thla la Mr. Hill's native county hit address was largely romlnl«c<mi. Hoferrlng to tho deelino In the value of farm lands, Mr. Hill e*pressed tho *ellef that tho lowest point has boon monad and that hereafter there will bo a gradual but constant Increaso In values. Buffalo Hay M»rk«t. t HAY^—Timothy, new, per ton, IOOM, I12.00@14.00 ; hay, prime on trao]t« new. $14.00@1&.00; No. 1 do do, $12.00 ©iS.OO; No. » to \do flO.00Oll.OO , ,< Poor tZnjncn 1f*t*t: \Wagglea-Ho couldn't reftomber>whjn hia wife tied a string around his fln-1 ger, eo ho was af rtild to go home and) stayed out alt night. Jaggles—What waa it he abould have> remembered? Waggles—To come homo esxly.-'. Fine Tailoring IS OUR AIM. Look over this list of prices. Goods for Wear. Fall t9 UE line of Fancy Suitings in shades of Gray, Brown 'and Olive Mixtures. Mads to fit you for $18 00. T SE best line Of • unfinished Worsteds in black and blue. Made with the best of linings for $20. $22, $23. T ROUSERS in all the newest designs, in stripes and checks, Worsteds and Scotch goods. To your order for $5. $6, $7, $8. F ANCY Vestinga ,in the latest patterns—exclusive designs. Made for $3.50, $4.- . ' PH I LI P I. S R LI ©T ARTIST TAIt-.GR , \$. Bi—J am showing the Famous Dehner Woolen -CJpvS and Mason a,ndCSansonline of Woolens-^the;best goods made, \.
