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Miss Winifred! ''|^$»y ^Jarke, •terfeher of voice, affi,^%4^i cul - ture, No, 322 iPea4 Sfy/wfll' receive pttpiisiit wittier voice or physical eiriture after 0|t 1st; ' Miss Ali^B lionise Ohase, teacher of piano, 3Sfo;,8t2 - West Ave,, will rp^i^e priihSi'y aiidaflvanped pupils after Sept. 15th, lS5t3 Misatatwsa $, Helton of Roches- ter will receive pupils in voice cul- ture at the residence of Mr. John. Y, Parker, 525 S. Academy St., Thursday evening and all day Fri- ~day*bf each week. , 187t0 Weathai- Indicsattjans:. ^howers and cooler Tuesday^ and Jfcobably Wednesday,*; variable winds, becoming north and fresh, ..!.-& Dr. Stanley^ Gblitoyant For a short time pnly,Dr. Stajjjey, the well known oll*irvoyan.t willglve you advice on all husinesk, on all affairs; if in trouble, lie will, tell you how to overcome it; if ill, how to become well He treats chronic cases with his magic forees, Rheumatism is his specialty, He cures when others fail. HOi JPUBB- NO PAY* • Superfluous hair peraaneutly removed*- ' * ' 321\ West Avenue, Medina, % Y. Readings 50 cents. Office flours: 9;0Qa. ret, tq9;Q0p.&T: Rooms for Rent. A suite of living rooms for rent. Inquire at 172tf' ^EYAK Bnos. Glerk Wantedf Must not ha afraid of work. A man. with some experience preferred. .' 184t£ HJUITT'S QnooERY. F OB the Beat BEEADnse \Niagara Fancy Monr,\ tor sale only by S. P. BLOOD & COMPANY „ OHXKiANR MIMA Just received. A new line of Reed Rockers T HEY are beauties ami embody the latest and the most elegant style,..! have also a new line of Bolislaed Oak Box Seat Diners % Come in and see the new goods. E. W.TRIPP Wanted, a frame for tlie pictures in the rogue's gallery at police head- quarters.- Six rural carriers now start out daily from the 'Medina post office, four new oneg having started this morning for the first time. .. The civil aetion of , Jofyi Heran .against the \village* which-was- to>|. have been |>ried this morningbefore Justice Brainard, has been adjourn* ed thisv time to the 29th, TheJ89th;Separate Go. Band will give au open air concert tomorrow evening from the Hart House bal- cony. See tlie program which will appear in tomorrow's IBSUO. One of the teamster^ employed at the stone crusher works was badly injured yesterday by falling! under the team he was driving. One of the animals stepped on his head, causing a severe scalp wound. William Irish, William MoGfregory and John Smith were arrested yes^ terday afternoon by officer Parker and special railroad detective Web ber of Buffalo for riding on a freight train. This morning Justice Brain ard sentenced'each to Albion, jail for tea days. - A test was made yesterday of the wells that are being drilled on the Win. Sow! farm, from which it is contemplated to.furnish the Tillage with water. A steam, pump ,\vps placed in ono of the wellsand water was pumped at tho rate of 140 gal- lons per minute. The tost is said to have been very satisfactory. >' A man dressed in the uniform of a United States soldier and giving the name of Butler, was arrested yesterday afternoon <ior stealing a ridoon a freight train. Ho was thought to be a deserter and was detained in the lockup oveR night He was examined by Justice Brain- ard tliia morning, as no ovidenco of being a deserter could bo proved against him ho was discharged. v A picture\was taken ottum by&ir.M. J. Wkedonand will be an acquis!' tion to^ the \rogues* gallery\ at police headquarters. '. Mr; a.nd Mrs; lo' Pixley ha^e *e- ; turned from a trip to U aikanao: ' Miss Elsie McDonald has resigned' her portion in the store of Oeo. E Spooner. ^-v t Mr v <3has. II, Gallagher of Buffalo, was calling on friends in town ye;sv terday;.. % % / Mrs; $. J\. Parks of HoneoyeFalJsy who ha| been visiting her sister; Mr|, W. %b#auk, returned home,! fREO A. SHH1EY SUCCESSFUL D BS. TffAlfBR & THAYEK. OSTEdPATHtC PHYBIOIANS. Heiagadga -Apartmento. West Avenue, Hours:—9tol3*im.,l to5,?io8p.m. Ooostutatiou Free. Both 'Phones. F RED B. SKIHHEB. Atfcxney 'and Counsellor at Law. Down's & Kearney building, Medini N, T. General practice in all Courts; A fine magazine. August issue Four Track News on sale at news- stands. 5c.» copy. Subscribe &r MEDINA DAILY JOUR- NAL. $2.00 for one year; $1.00 for six months. •v%^%%^%%%?%^v%%^%r t iece 5C CIGARS Are growing in favor every- day. They are made front the best tobac- cos by first-class work- men. A rich smoke and the last puff as good as the first* lake all good cigars you Will find them At tho Leading Dealers: Induced Dr. Howard Company to Mate Special Price. v After a great deal of effort aid cora-apondenee, Fred A. Shelley, the popular druggist, has succeeded in getting the~Dr. Howard Co to mako a special half-price introduc- tory offer on the regular fifty cent stee of their celebrated specific for the cure of constipation and dyspep- sia'. This medicine is a recent discov- ery for the cure of all diseases of I the stomach and bowels. It not Ohly gives quSqk relief, but it makes permanent cures. DR Howard's specific lias been BO remarkably successful in curing constipation, dyspepsia and all liver troubles, tha£ Frad A. Shelley jg willing to return tho price paid in in every case where it does not give relief The old-fashioned idea of dosing with mineral waters, cathartic pills or harsh purgatives will soon be a thing of the past. The best physi- cians are prescribing Dr. Howard's specific because it really gives the desired results and on account of the Bmall and pleasant dose that is needed. So great is the demand for this specific that Mr. Shelley has been able to secure Only a limited supply] and everyone who is troubled with with dyspepsia, constipation or liver trouble should call upon hijn-at once, or send 25 cents, and get sixty doses of the best medicines ever made, on this special half price offer, with his personal guarantee to refund the money if i t does not cure. . ' Wanted. By young couple, BmaU house or part of house for light housekeeping. Address, JQBRNAL office. For a bilious attack take Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets afld a quick cure is certain. For sale by Chas. A. Mack, Druggist, 420 JMn-St., Medina, U. Y. WANTED. A competent girl for general housework. No laundry work. Ap- ply\ to. MBS. H. S. OLMSTED, 315 W, Center St. M^; % H. Huddleston of Buffalo, representing; the American Radiatbfi; Go.,* of l Chicago, made his many Medina-friends a pleasant call ye§ter- I'day. - •\\ \ -H*-;\ Mr. J. L. Walters and Mr-.^Fay Riohenthaler left this morning \pn'a fishing trip to Shadigee. Judging' from the \bait\- they took they must expect to catch a whale. Mr. Louis L\ Bacon left yesterday for Grand Hapids, Mich,, where ho is.ju delegate to the convention of the National Protective Legion in session in that city this week*. [ \A very pretty wedding .occurred this morning at nine o'clock at St* Mary's CShwob?, whenMiss Catharine Noviski and Mr, Joseph- March&n* owski were united in marr|age by Rev, Father Berkevy, The bride was handsomely attired ,in. white and carried a large bonnet of white asters; She was attended by eight bridesmaids, The newly married couple wijl, reside at 517 High street, this village, - ____ Small house on Orient Street, Inquire of D. Gv-Eoss. 10012 LA8TEXCURSI0NS 0FTHE SEASON ; To\ Rochester; Onter^ Beach- and * Manlfou Beach Saturdays and Sun days. Sept. 19*20, 26-27. The last four excursions of the season to .Rochester, Ontario Beach and Manitou Beaeh.will be ran oh September 10th arjd 20th, 2ufch and 2?th, by the Now York Central September is. the most delightful month in the year to visit lake resorts. Tickets, good on regular trains. Ta Buffalo and Niagara Falls Sept. I9-20and26«27. . On above dates tho New York Central offers loty rate excursion •tiekels to Buffalo'and Niagara Falhn September is a\ delightful month to visit Niagara, the haze of autrunn, the tinge of color in the foliage, the softness of the air, and especially the beauty of the water, all combine to render the conditions ideal for a most enjoyable outing. Buffalo IWB many attractions; the theatres are open for the season, Call on New York Central ticket agents for tickets and all informa tion. 190tll POOR PAC6MAKING. Major DeJmar Failed to Equal Lou Dillon'* or Hfs Own Record. < Readvllle, Mass., Sept. 15.—-Although veather and track conditions we're deal Major Delrriar failed to beat Lou Dillon's two minute record yesterday, principally through poor itacemakmg. The gelding with the assistance of an auto for the first half and running horse in the second, covered the mile in '2:00%. After scoring three times, the horse' was sent aiway with the auto slightly behind on the outside. The quarter was made ia 30%. At three-eighths pole a runner started in. and the half was made In 1:00%. The auto also continued to pace. The three-quarters was trotted in 1:30% and everything looked bright for the smashing of the two minute mark when the runfcer fal- tered slightly and McDonald ' was forced to pull Up a hit, losing a full second, It Is believed. After the ef- fort McDonald said that he believed Major Delmar could beat two rhiiiutes. Favorites won the races, the 1 only contest being in the 2:07 pace between Major C. and Locanda. X-Rays as a Half Restoiervi Richmond, Ind., Sept. 16.^-13^ k. B. Hawiey of Columbus, claims that .by tb/5 use of X-raya he .has been able to* ri?Mtre to its natural color hair that has become gray. The reported dis> covery was accidental\an€ w^amade while treating a cancer. \Dr. Hawiey, who li an elderly p&ygleian, claims to have restored tbe color of his '\own hair by tbii or«>«aa. <? '• / • • M ' ••;•- '\** • • ' ' 3 '' •C I In the jQUjjjrAtfs^ report of the robbery at the depot yesterday we Btatted that developments of » start- 'ling nature were $kely to. oceur at almost any moment, Theyi' came even .quicker than anticipated, when Jerome i BrowBi the ntgnt opemtojf ' this station) and vrho claimed at first tliat he had-been sandbagged;, bound hand and jfoot by burglars^ who then stole the contents of. the safe, admitted/that it was he stole thp money and tried to throw^ .the officers off the traij by the ruse of binding himself, . • The confession' was obtained from Brovfn after a searchiug exaraina- tion of Ms conduct by officer Parker and three J|railroad detectives,' in whicli theofficeraputjirown {hrouglr whatmight.be termed the \third degree,\ for over four houra, in a room in the Clark House. After stoutly denying any complicity in the affair,, he was finally made to see the folly of trying to further dlony the charge and made, a clean breast of the matter, tolling where tho money-\Vaa hid. and giving com- plete details of tho orittie. Ho took the officers to the place where the plunder'was concealed, which %vas' in a stone wall near Culver's ice house, when he uncovered the stones and took out a salt Back containing $449.1)6—all of tho money stolen. Ho was-inunodiateiy placed under arrest and taken fo the lockup \and later was taken before(Justice Brain- ard, where ho waived examination and was held for the grand Jury on jthe charge of grand larceny. ' Last evening he waa taken before Jndge Simonds who placed his bail at $1,500, which was furnished by his parents, and he was allowed to go home with them. Tho case is a peculiarly sad one.for the young man, who has hitherto borne a good reputation, and also for his parents, who are highly re- spectable people residing near East Shelby, and they have tho universal sympathy of tho, entire community in this unfortunate affair. Brown can ascribe no reason for his action in the matter and his most intimate friends ore firm in the belief that he committed the crime when his mind was temporarily unbalanced. Too nmchpraise cannot be gteett officer Parker^ra^^he railroadTde- tectives for their clever^wb^^a the case, which at first seemed baffling, but which was brought to so sudden a termination. An;:expt3tnig runavs&y^eo^'ed'on; I^Main ;itree£ .about, efeven.^oieloc^| rtbis-luwjiin^. Mr, Buft:_il.'' ;; !ipplin Sjva& peddling milk near\ |j;e fail^Qa^ ind; %d ; feift iris rig for a* 'ipntent, ivhen : ;th^ -torse took. irig|tat a Ireigui'train and started- dawn Main- :str4set,j. 'Wlien near\ the IJraer^on' Hp^e the hind, ^le of tho 'frhgw b'rpReJeBing : '$kf* b6xon^,ihe,groto4, |^'|y^ht»ned ; .ionlmaljAn as 4r as tbe '^fidin£i, Steam Laundry- whore he wfa,'. stppje^. '. Sevei-al narrow escapes, 'from, ooliding with-fether rigp^iit-Maih street oedurre.d bnt fortunately no damage .was. done other than breaking ifcaeroiik wagon. ^At,,t,..«A\lVl | $0$' \ N»tion»l L^«ue^ At Clnelnnatt^-blnctanati, U-i ton, 4. '.* ..- , .'•: \ * \ . , At pittaburi,^ Pittsburg,. 2j. PUU a'delnhlai 1Q. : \At CM?ago--Chlcago, Q; Brooklyr?, X At St. Louis-^St. Xiouls, 2, 0\ JTew York, 8, 5; last game called end of 5th, lnnlngi Amerfcan |Uf aguo. At Detroit—Detroit,' fi, 8; Chicago. 1,10, '\• . ^ At, poston—lo?ton, 2; New York, i. At Washington— Washington, 1; •hiladeJpftia, J3, „ |: .-'«•• fiv.ft^i'- nm t. E«ttern LeaaUe, At Buffalo—Buttalo,, 12; 5TontreaI,3. At Toronto—Toronto, 3j Providence, • At Jersey City—Jersey Ci^v, 1\ Ro- chester, 0. , . At Newark—Nasrork, o«, Baltimore, 3, State Leaouo. At Q!oversvll|Q-^A., J. and (J.i <f; Syracuse,'?. At Schonoctady —» Sehenectadyj 9; BinKhanuon, 5, * At Albany—Albany, 6; VUc*, 8} 11 lmim{% At Troy—^Troy. 8; lUoo, 8. INtMAN tERRITOR^. Wanted. A good girl to clerk in store. Apply to W, J. COLLTSS, 521 Main St. .WANTED. A good girl for general house work. Miss J. M. CHASE, 517 Main St. .Wanted. Cider apples^ • >? 186w2 HfilNz Co., Medina. NOTICE \. Is hereby given' that the under- signed assessors of the town of Ridgeway, Orleans County, New York, have finally completed the assftssment roll of said town for 1903 and delivered the same to W. L. Bennett, town clerk of said townj with whom it: will remain for a period of fifteen days for public inspection. SILAS M. HOOD, . * ' . , F. H. AoHiLtais', . EDWAUD POSSON, Assessors for the'Town of Eidgeviray. Charlw'J. Bonaparte Will T»keChara« of Inveitlgitlon of Acta of PaWea , CommUaion. *. Washfngton, Sent. IB,—It waa an- ttounced at tho Interior department that Charles Joseph Bonaparte has a©* cepted tho invitation of Secretary HEitobcQCkto taka charge of tho invos- tlgatiott or certain Indian Territory matters. Tho scono of tho, invoitigatioa, It Is said, will emfcracp' statements 'that have \appeared In tho press and all other matters that'may como to the , New^*^|ro!ViJil9n,M^rk«V ; vl' /••'•: , '\^'riNew 1tork J ..ge$1$i4';: ifm0'fr^iM 3 red,8844*•fv&l*,' ,»(lQatf; :Nbr*'DU%th*^4M :yX. ,.; i -GCBSU^ *?o.r? Jeorri,.:5»^e-#'^-.'b.i !attqa.t?,Ko. 2 w^lte, 59M- \'• iTS ^. JSTo. 2,oftts,;a»^C!}. Ho* »hite, A^m tio^ wrhfei'lev: ,'?• , • :l P.QRIST-fe3s,;|15.2B#l?;a.5; ,tM»«5ri. ; BAy-sMppjDK* immi ••«»'.-\'IKV oholce, 966@$M0, '\'..-' ]•*'• 1 W^E^-^reamery, -extras, '*$%•$;•* factory, l^igJieei wo$t6,m Im(t»tlottf weam.ery, is#K%.. ! . • J ' ( G«Bps^-Stot9, full cre*m, gOQj. to>; pixB.% iitfe. ..-\• .•• , '•:•-'* ;' ®GQS ** state and feenniiyWaH jianssr, soloet^d^ a|@a7c, ; irPO'TATOBfflf-r.iipnK Jilsad, J»«t bbl, p,62®?;o;p, ; ' : -• • •,;; *]• ,\ .• ; \ Bwfraift/Pr^liktpn^ Market. . ,.' 4 ••- Buaa}o,8©pt.;l4. ' \WSHlWLT —- ^ : i iprjhern,,• jsetf] winter wheat;. 1?6^3 ret ?Bc v '• t CORN-No, 2 yeho^v, BS54c i,o. 1), afloat; No, 3 yello.w, 58o,, y> OATJS-No, 3 white, 40|4«4H*i tf o, b« afloat; .No, 8, fwnite (1 t0O40Uc, ' SXiGUB-^Sprlng wli«f8t, beat patent per nbt, M.^SCppO; low gmd«, |3J5 i&pO,-' •.-'•.• Bll$*J!)R-^-CiroIUIiery , whatera ,?x. tra tubs, 22c; state and Penn- sylvania 'preamory, 20@21c; dairy, JalrtQ^od, %m%%p* • oiEpSEH-FaniSy *«U ofeitm, 1^%pi good.-to oholce, 10% ©lie; common to| fair, SfitlQ, - • EG<t&—State, freaih fancy, ntlie. potfATQBB—i*» bu, woeoe, ' E»t Buffalo Ulva atook Markit. CATTLIS—Best steers on aale, 15.35 e>5.65; good to choice ihlpping «teor». : H.75@6,25; lair to sood ateera, 18.7ff ®4.25j common to fair heifera, |8.«5 <B>3.85{ choice to extr* f*t h»lfcr»,l fiBO@i!)0}' sooil butcher bulla, $8.60) ©S.-S5; Qhoice to ejetra seals, |M60j 8,85; conrmonio ! ilgb.t,i8.0»0«4l5, SHB?P AND l^AMBB — Obolc©' ta'mba,. $5,05615,86; yearjlnpi, good to, qholce, »4,QO®4.6Qs culls to copimon. |I.CQ®2,50i \wethor «heap, $*.O0O4.*8.! HOQB-MSxed pacleerll , graderf, |8,S5« ©G.35; mcaium lioga, .*C,2B©«,40; piga.' light, tf,00@G,m i \ •'' ' BufRato.Hay Market. HAX-WBKrtiijf, n*w, per ton, Ioo*», ll2.OQ©14,0&j .hay, prime on track, now, |U,00e>154(>}' No. Ido do, 111^)0 ©is.**); No. z do do> no,oa©ii;oo» kittle Fall! Ch««ti Msrktt Utl<!&, Sept, 1$. On tho Mttlo Falls dairy market the!' lalea o( cheese were: Largo colored, 1 lot of 100 boxem »t 1Q%; Jm.aU whito,47 lots of l;!Q»i toxe% at 10^4; iraaH whlto, 9 loU of US boxes at 1014; small colored, It lots of l,01O boxo» at 10%; amilf col- ored. 8 lota of 640 boxes at 10%; twin* colored, 1 lots of 519 boxes at 10*4 J twins white, 9 lota of .,013 boxes at notice of the investigating , officials io& • t W | ns . white, 9 lota of 557 bo*e* which reflect upon tho acts' of the l& t lOJjj, Dawes commission and tho Indian Ter- ritory inspector. It is understood tho investigation will also be extended to such other persons and things in tho territory aS may be deemed by Mr. Bonaparte to ho fnr flip wwlfarrf nt tho «o™li>» 1 Q A R T I N Q fir. Geo. Haingray has purchnsed the Carting Business of Albert Smith,. * and hopes through strict attention to business and reasonable prices to &- ceiveaahare.of your pat- ronage. Leave orders at the \ Progressive \ or / Home 'Phone ig4\ IS^lm Utica Dairy Markat. I tJUca, Sept, 14. Sales of] ahoeno today: Large white, : 1 lots of iSO boxes at I0%c; large cot*; orerd, 25 lots of 1,810 boxes at lOKc targe colored, 3 lots of 380 boxo* at: 10T4c; small white, t lots of 620 boxaa. at 10%o| anoall whit©, 7 .lots of 6i0 boxes at 10%c; small colored, 89 lot* of 4.092 boxes at 10?*o. BtrTTBlR—Crosmery, 85 padtagwi, 80%c;*34 packagos, 22c; 700 1-pounfl prints, 22c. Party Siapi at Gov«rri6r -a-fbiK. t San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. IB,—The Paderal party has decided to take no part in the recoptiorx which, tho dtl- Esns propose to give In honor of Gov- ernor Hunt when be return* hare op. October 1, Tho federal' party will adopt a resolution against .participat- ing In the affair, The sole motive at their oblocoon li political, Fitte Tailoring LS OUR AIM. over this list of prices. Damson plums., 186wl Co., Medina,\ Fall UE line of Fancy Suiting's in shades of Gray, BroWii*8na Olive Mixtures. Made to fit you — ^$1800. * jo for T HE best' line ef. urifihishe'd Worsteds,iablackand blue. Made^th thebeaiidt linings for T BOUSEBSin all the newest designs, in stripes and checks, Worsteds and Scotch goods. To your order for $5, $6, $7, $8. pArtO? VestiUgs .in the latest • patterns—exclusive designs. Made for $3.5^ $4. I^MiLIR JU. BFRtJST \'.'•\: ..y' ' ARtt^.TAILOB,''' 1 ., A'C jSf.'.B.—ISm showing the Famous petmei' Woolen 0ei?s and Mason : and B^usOiiiitie of Woolens^the,bestgoods made. r ( .- •Hm •*$i -'':, x -W -•'•\•{•
