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For ' sale hydras, A, MaoVPfujfgtBt, 42Q 'MainSt., 31edina,'$r,Y.' \. \ Subscribe for 'IfepiNAikiMf- Jons< JSAL,- jf2.O0fproaae year; |1.0Q lor •ixrapntiha. _ ._/ ' ., (j . • , ; ^\t * . >Wamei . •;-* : V <3$er appleB, \ ' V ' : ;'i80\v2>' ,/ 0E«izCo,; % Medina. ,: • >'yi/ntitttr iniieatiprit. *,-d?alfc IBonday, warmer In east por< tjona; Tuesday, fair; light to rresb South, to west winds, WAITED. A competent girl for general housework. % No Saiuidiy work. Ap-. ply to\ MBS.\*E[ SI OLMSTED, . 315W.CoaterSt,* iii.* ,..:, •\ • • '•' •- tt. r - . '. r^OR th» ^88t BREAD use \ Niagara * FancyHour.\* Forssaeoiuyby; i S. P. 5L00D * COMPANY D 1 y T\S3, EHAYER. & THAYER. OSTEOPATHIC* PHYSKStAm Hbldredge Apartments, West Avenue. , How—-Oto12'%* in., \ to?,7to8p. m. V..CObwlt*tionFre«. Both,-'Phone*. EJRED B. SKINHER. Atttrnoy and I; Oonnsallor at Law. Bowa'a & Kearney bn&dinsr, Modin* N. Y. CNmenlprmQtiooixtallOonrta. • BENT*S OPBRA HOUSE Coojxr&H&od, n««ut«ri. Grand Opening 'for the- season Tuesday Ewe., Sept. 22 Iitocola J. Carter's . Grand Scenic Pro&tictjott ALASKA Ahe*rtttory of unequalled merit, depicting life in ' the far Northwwt, vlv- Idly prejKnfcodby A splen- ^ did compangr. PRICBS.—B*!co»y 2ge ani 3fc) Lower Floor &s<» SOc and 7jc. Salo of seat* opens ntGnmmlngs' Saturday morning. fir, Geo, Haingray has purchased trie Carting' Business of Albert Sinith, > pad hopes through strict attention to business and reasonable prices to re- ceive a share qf your pat* ronsge. Leave orders at the A Progressiva \ or Home 'Phone 394 (EI^TRAK •Vi-^ t HUOSOM RIVER B. R THE FOUR-TRACK TRUNK LINE. , v m.Tsamcm sum i** uos,: • Tr«JnBp««8Mt)dIn«.msfoU(3W»: fiABT BOUND. >7XK \ S\ 8:40 \ \ (JO \ 4rffl •» \ 11:15 \ \ 8*0 \ WaKp.ts,\ »:Ottp.m. \ »« \. •2:«5 \ '« 4:15 \ \ 5flQ».m. •6:» \ \ t:«5 \ \ 1X0 \ «r;«» \ •• 0:15 \ \ r* \ SaturdriTB onlT. Train leaves Buffalo »t 11^0 p.m., sttiVeo inliodbw U:tt Sa»d»y morning. '*' WEST BOUND. •12i«8«.m. • . N. r«lUiJS*.ld, H-ie 'i « 1^5 p. m. Ss#rp.ffl. \ «•\\ 5:1D l:10p.m, «* \ BtiridBTaoijlr. Train, loares Boobeater !1M *,Stt. f mlvewfiiMedlnm»t 1:45 p. m.,Nl»g»r» 'FaU»)»t2:6fip^m. •jtaUHoltw tr»lnnto dallr. aPABiBT,aeiier«lAgeat, - 8!TM»aSt.,Bnffefo,N.7 QBOSGBH.i>ANIfiL9, . , „ „ - 7 ^ -General F-Juenger lgtnt, Hw Yo»k. Subscritefpr tBe DaiW JOURNAL and get all tb,e news every day. Burt Howell of ibis place will drive tbe tfotter Valgeane at the racesflt'Brockpprt this week. Don't fail to attend the jgaroe'of ball a^ Oak Orchard Park this after- noon .between the local team and the Brooklyn yonng lad jes, team. Alex. Jon'os, tiie hqrsethief who stole, J. E. Tompkins rig, ha$ been removed to the Batavia Jailj the offiqersnot deerjiihg the \surnraer boarding; house' 1 at Albion secxire enodgh to hold hirn. A number from this place attend- ed the baseball game between the Bochester league team, and the Lockport nine at Loekport yester- day afternooon. The latter won by a score of $Mo 2 . .' Mrs, E, V. Dyar will be at the Hart Hbnse, Medina, Wednesday, September 23d. At home office 267 Franklin St., Buffalo, Monday and Tuesday of each week.' Batavia office, Xi. Porter Ave,, every Thurs- day. ^195*2 Mr. J. 3$. Kersburghas the^I&Xgeat line of clothing which It has ever been our privilege to see under one roof in s Mcdina, Mr. .'jKersburg realizes the fact Jhat to sell goods a merchant has to have the assortment, and ho certaiuly has a large one. Andrew Burns and Frank Lewis wiU be companions together in Al- bion jail for the next ten days. Jus- tice Brainard committed thorn to that institution this morning for in- toxication. , , Mr. I. H. Qoballo, itr a half page advertisement on tlio second page of this issue, tells you bow to save 25 par cent on clothing purchased at his store. Bead it, and visit the store on Friday and Saturday of this week. A portion of the front wall of the Davey block, which is being torn down, fell into the street this morn- ing, tearing the electric wires from the polopandinjorlug the telephone and fire alarm wires. A portion of the debris struck tho corner of Wm. F. Eomde's saloon, breaking the front windows and damaging the interior of tho placo. A large audience was present at the union services at the M. E Church lost evening to listen ( to Rev. J. E. Williams' farewell ad- dress. Bev. F. T. Latham and Rev. Henry F. Ellinwood assisted in' the services. Mr, Williams goes to Con- ference this week, when\ he will be assigned another charge. His many Medina Mends regret his departure from our midst. This afternoon wo were callefl up by telephone and were told to note the fact that the windows of jthe Register office were being washed, and that Editor Bowen was actually deiac it himself. We could scarefely believe the statement, but as our informant's reputation for truth and veracity is beyond question we were forced to. When yon have completed the work, neighbor, come up to our office and we will give you a similar job. If you have not \yet paid for your JOURNAL please do so at once. Re- member, our terms are strictly in advance. \Alaska Lincoln J. Carter's great melodrama, which made such a decided hit last season, will be seen at Pent's Opera House Tuesday evening, Sept. 22d. ^ Shelby Center. fi Shelby was well represented last Saturday at the county fair. Mrs. Maggie Ribbel of New York is spending' a few weeks here, the guest of Mrs. D. H. Bentley. Mrs. Jennie Weethas been spend- ing a few dayB with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Weet of Kenyonville. Mrs. Hattie Hill and daughter, Ollie, of Rochester are guests of Mis. Frank Bentley. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Jencks of •fciowleBville were guests of Mrs. Susan Stillwell over Sunday. DJSL A pair of glasses. The finder wUl be suitably rewarded by leaving same at this office. 195tf /•c . , . - Mt, and Mrs. 0. N* Sly are spend- ing a few days at &ook City. • ! Mias Jessie \R^ads spent Sunday with frie»ds i a gpencerport. Mr, and Mrs* James E.\ White spent Sunday at Ontario Beach, , Mifs Florence Oolburn spent Sun.' day^vith Rochester friends. Mrs. Edward Burkin of Waterloo ;ia visiting relatives in town. Mr. and Mis. Mort Tanner Sunday^with friends in Albion, Mr, and Mrs. Frank tf. Whipple and Child \visited friends, in Albjbn. yesterday. Miss SteUa Poxsie of Toronto will Visit her grandfather Mr. Wm,Bond: for tho next two weeks, Mr. Stanley Foster and Miss Anna Farrell visited friends in Rochester yesterday and spent the afternoon at Ontario Beach. 1 \ '^' 9l> Mr. and M^- J- L. Walters and Mr. and Mrs. John Crowley left yes- terday for a week's trip to New York City. MTS. L. W. (JrinneU and Miss Lottie Neal returned Friday ffora a six weeks' visit with friends in BatchelorsviUe and Osborn's Bridge. A Mad Barber. One of our tonsorjal artists was the victim of a joke this morning. Soon after the wails of the old Bavey block tumbled into tho street, a per- son rushed into his shop and told him a man bad been killed and that he was wanted at once to go and shave him. He 'took his mug and razor and started for the placo where the supposed dead man was said to' be. He walked in and naked for the victim and when told that no man had been killed, his fond hopes of making $2.00 easy.quiokly vanished and for a few minutes the air in that vicinity Kvas bluo with all the \cus words\ in the English and German language, and if the joker who |ont him there had boon \around at that time it is not unlikely that there would have been a real corpse to shave. OPERA HOUSE OPENING \Alaska whieli •comes tcr Bent's Opera House Tuesday ovoaing.Sepi. 22, is one of Lincoln J. Carter's most successful melodramas, and during its run last season broke many records throughout tho East whore it was mostlyjplayed. This play i s somewhat difloreat from the ordinary in that it contains a vein of weirdness that takes it away from the ordinary melodrama. This element is furn- ished by the belief of a tribo of Northern Indians that a smoulder- ing volcano is tho personification of deity. Gold hunters discover gold in the mountain, but the Indians refuse to allow them to work the claim for fear of inciting the anger of tho slumbering god. At the proper time the mountainjbreaks into eruption. This ia a moBt clever idea and is neatly worked out. cast$[J 18 large aud carefully selected among the pick of the thoatrical profession, and play their lines in a clever, enthusiastic way that never fails to hold an audience from the start to the finish. - A^#e8;farrnef who attended the c^Uhfcy fai?# Albion Saturday filled ^n On, re'djemonade, or some other; iiquid>. that ma4e him act gay with tb^e. Ipdies, When he got off the evening' traiii at this station he; thr.ew his arms around several, ladies and.; |roc;§eded to hug arid caress them in an affectionate man- ner* Chief Stork, who was at the station, arrested him and placed juratari; the *'freezer u over night. Yesterday he was released upon giv- ing; $5,00;ai3 security for bis appear- ance this 1 morning. He failed to appear anil the i»oaey was forfeited. The aext time he gets full he wiU probably not \get gay\ with the ladies, as five dollars for a hug is a Pretty expensive luxury, \The Gat Came Back,\ The? JouKNAtfa pet kitten has been found. It was returned Sat- urday afternoon, by Masters Harry Schuyler and Charlie Clark, who found her in the south part of the village. The advertisement for her return brought responses from over a dozeh.persons who had stray kittensi at their homes. We can now add our testimony to hundreds of others that advertisements; in the JOURNJU. always bring results. t _ _. Tlmcilhy Seed. Yau can get the best timothy seed at S. P. Btoon & Co.'s MltlO ' OW.EAN8 Muxs. WAraririEOB WOMEN '• .\y:i^lEBAi.t,Q^MfS&:.;:-' ; Nstlott*! lUeaaue-^-SatiirSliy. ••• At piwsl?nr«--Pittaburg,i;2,ij\Brook- lyn; J&S, ' -r•:•!-'. : -' M GMcago-~-Chlcago. 3*; New*\yor]{ f % j ,';•,::•••; - •' '•'••-•. . At St. IfluIs-r-St Louis, J; .Boston, 6. ' At TOlnclnnaU-einclnnatt, IT, 4; PfiiladelSiIiia, 7> 10. .. : ; 9*Unday'« Garnet. At dMcago-^eWQago, 2t New York, «... ? 1At .CinOlnnatI—Cincinnati, 4, Philadelphia, 0, 7, At St, Ixmls—St, Louis; 3, 3; 1Q; Boss- « • «t» • •- • » •-*-•. -•«-»%» .* •-* * t » * *'» • • »» «.# » • * «.If • 90 SI 79 72 65 56 43 42 44 53 54 59 64 78 . 85 91 ,672 ,606 ,694' .549 ,504 ,418 .330 .310 ton, 7, 8; Pittsburg .,. New Tort „. Chfcago .... Cincinnati . Brooklyn .v? Boston Philadelphia St Louis ... Amerlpirt League—Saturday. At Boston—Boston, 13; Chicago, 3. At PhUadelpnia, — PmladeTphia, 6i Detroit, 4. At New York—New York, Sj Clove- land, 1. At 'Washington-'Wasbington, 1; Louis, 9. Clufbs. W. Boston,, 86 Cleveland ......... 72 Philadelphia ...... 68 New York 65 Detroit 61 St, Louis 62 Chicago .. 66 Washington 41 Round TTJD ftate to Raster: . Great Prvdncilon of ittie ;^ beauty aiiidf the Beasts* The New tort-Central «U1\; ie&': round trip tibkets to Rqch?Ster »\' rate of -$ 1.20from Medina,- \ • -; •.• The great produotioii of \Thft : Beauty and the Be>lf : wit. fe M the Lyqeuni Thisatw dui|)ig: • the week'of Se|)teinb.er 28tb-0;otQber Sid, with Wednesday / alid; S^ttttdajr matinees.': ; \'.';. ;_ ..\' : ' Last train leayes Rochester; ad 11:15 p. nj, Oali Oft: NTeiw Yio*lc Central tjcketvflgent^ for tickets anA al information, BOY WANTED v To Work in cooper shop. Apply at this office. 19itf •\ L. 43 60 68 58 66 60 72 St, P.O. .607 .'546 ,640 .528 .480 .441 .438 .318 To Take Advantage of Special Offer Made by Fred A. Shelley. Fred A. Shelloy, tho enterprising druggist, is advertising today for fifty men and women to take -advan- tage of tho special half-price offer he, ia making on Dr. Howard's eelobrat-' ed specific for tho euro of constipa- tion and dyspepsia, and get a fifty cent package a| half-prico, 25 cents. So positive is ho of the romarka- blo power of this specific to cure the&e diseases, as well as sick head- aches and liver troubles, that he agrees to refund the money to any customer whom this medicine does not cpaickly reliove and cure. With Be. Howard's specific at band, you can cat what you want and have no fear of inconsequences, It strengthens tho stomach, gives perfect digestion, regulates the bowels, oreates an appetite, and makea life worth the living. This is an unusual opportunity to obtain 60 doses of the best medicine over made for half its regular price, with the personal guarantee of a well known business man to refund the money if it does not give satis- faction. If you cannot call a t Mr. Shelley's store today, send him 25 cents by mail, and he will send you a pack- age promptly, charges paid. Two More tfeslgnatlohs. London, Sept 21.—Lord Balfour of Burleigh, secretary for Scotland-,-and Arthur Ralph Douglas Billot financial sedretary of th,e treasury, have re- signed and their resignations have :h£etj |accepted by the king. Mr. El- liot was not In the cabinet These two resignations make a total of four vacant cabinet posts and one secre- taryship at Mr. Balfour's disposition. Eastern League—Saturday'* Garnet, At Newark—Newark, 3, 3j Buffalo, 0,1.- • J At Buffalo—Providence, 8,10; Roch- ester, 4, 2. 1 At Jeraoy City—Jorsey City, 3; Toronto, E. At Baltimore—Baltimore, 0, 6; Mont- real, 2, C. Sunday's Games. At Newark—Newark, 3,-1; Buffalo, 4, 1; second gamo called 8th inning, .*• •• THE GREAT* WEALTH \ SffQEFOA WO-MW; Whar pneumatic tires are to the-wheel Treadeasy shoes are to the feet. They have the .full rui> ber heels and cork • cushion insoles^ _i All Styles One Price $3.50. FOR KENT. Furnished or unfurnished rooms in new house on Main street. En- quire 539 Main street. 195tf ( FIVE DAYS IN THE METROPOLIS. West Shore Railroad's Annual Fall Excursion to New York Tuesday, Oct. 6th. One Fare Plus $1.60 for Round Trip. On above date the West Shore Railroad will EOII excurs : on tickets to New York and return at the low rate of $8.00 from Rochester; tickets good going on regular trains Octo- ber 6th; good returning ori or before Sunday, October 11th. » u All West Shore trains run through the beautiful Mohawk Valley and along the historic Hudson river, passing West Point, Newburg,|tke Catskill Mountains, etc. New York is always interesting to the visitor from up-State, but es- pecially so in the 1 fall The parks are very beautiful i n autumn attire; the theatres present their best plays^ and the big stores are getting in shape for the holiday trade, all of which combine to make a most en- joyable trip for the excursionist. Call on West Shore ticket agents for tickets, time of trains, space in parlor or sleeping carsj etc. ITT T \• ', * * OlPfba. W. L. Joraoy City ........ 8C 33 Buffalo ,. 76 89 Toronto ............ 75 44 Baltimore ......... C8 49 Newark ,,...,.,,.. 73, 57 Providence ....... 41 83 Montreal 34 90 Bochester 33 91 State League—Saturday. At nion—llion, 2; DUca, 1. At Schenectady—Schenectady, A, J. and O., 2, 4. At BInghamton — Bingharaton Syracuse, 7. At Albany-f-Albany — Albany Troy, 4. Sunday's Game*. P.C, ,723 .601 ,630. .681 .503! .831 .274 .200 3, Bj • 6; , i; At Syraouae—Syracuse, 7; Bingham- ton, 2. At TJUca—Utica, 4; Hion, 0. At Troy—Troy, 3; Albany, 14. At Schenectady—Schenectady, A, J. & O., 5, 1. Clubs. W. L. •Utica 02 03 nion #. 52 71 A, J. & G 41 81 9, G; P.O. .618 .602 .601 .508 .450 43,1 .410 .3S8 '\BOGUS TRANSFER CHECKt. Lion Attacked Keeper. East St Louis, III., Sept 21.—Curing the performance of a street carnival company an angry lion sprang upon Keeper Bicatdo who was In the cage and j£re off his right hand. Only the prompt work of attendants, who beat off the Hon and dragged Rlcardo from the cage, saved the keeper's life. The Hon has killed three keepers. Secretary Cortelyou on a Trip, Batavia, N. T., Sept. 21.—The Hon. George B. Cortelyou, secretary of com- merce and labor, arrived here Satur- day, He Is accompanied by his wife and! two sons. Mr. Cortelyou will pro- ceed to Niagara Falls on Monday, leaving; there the same day for a trip down the St, Lawrence river. faew German Cable. New York, Sept. 21.—The German sable steamer Von Porbielskl arrived here guhd&y from tbe Azores. She will lay^the shore end of a new cable trM Coney Island to a point 110 miles jo sea for the North German Sea Ca- Me company.\ The other part of \the table will be laid from the Azores to meet this part. It Is expected that the sable will be completed within a year. Hydrophobia In Orange. County. Middletown, N. Y., Sept. 21.—Sheriff Herman of Orange county has been In- structed, by State CoAmissioner of Ag- riculture Wietlng to- at once use all means to compel Obedience to the pre- vious order of the commissioner re- quiring ail residents of the town of Montgomery to confine or muzzle all dogs owing to the prevalence of hy- drophobia, among cattle. Extensive Fraud Practiced on a Bo* ton Street Railway. Bostbn, Sept 21.—An extensive Craud that has been perpetrated upon tho Boston and Northern Street railway company by the printing • of bogus > ' transfer checks, their sale to conduc- tors of the road at a nominal price, and by them turned Into the company atjheir full value, was exposed here. Five persons, including the two printers who printed the counterfeit checks, one conductor who Is charg- ed with selling the bogus checks, and two other persons alleged to be tho principals in the plot to defraud, were taken into custody. In addition a large number of fraudulent checks and plates from which they were printed were found by the officers. The police have the names of more than 20 other conductors who have been turning in these bogus checks at the company's olBce for several months past and their arrest will follow. It Is said th,at fully 8,000 of these checks per week have turned up since last November and it is be- lieved the loss will be $100,000. Brass and a \ Copper ! Stencils.. Two Arrests In Lynn. Lynn, Mass., Sept 21.—Two em- ployes of the Boston and- Northern Street Railway were arrested In this city Sunday in connection with the alleged use of bogus transfer checks. The men were Herbert El Shawman, janitor at the Central Square station of the company, and Herbert Norrls, conductor on the Lynn and Boston division. Shawman admitted having pur- chased about $4,000 Worth of the coun- terfeit transfers at various times, while Norrls had 400 of the bogus checks In his pOckets when arrested. Emperors'Take Leave. Vienna, Sept, 21.—The German em- peror Was present last evening at a court banquet given In his honor and afterwards attended a theatrical per- formance at Schoenbrunn castle. At 10 o'clock bis majesty left Sohoeh- trurnl for.ianzlg, after a cordial fare- well from Emperor Francis Joseph, who accompanied him to the station, ff Wo manufacture Stea- A cHs of all kinds. PricM h depand entirely on slio jj and amount of lettering, ft Send us your* copy for ^ 'estimate. First clau fi work guaranteed at low ? eat prices. | MEDINA CYCLE WORKS A «09 South M»in St Plow Point Grinding We bavo the beat facilities for plow point grinding, • Try UB and you will be sat- isfied. Stencil Cutting This branch of our business Is continually growing. Get your orders in as early as possiole. Every packago a fanner ships should be • marked. It is good adver- tising as well as a safe way to ship. Scissors, knives, and in fact all kinds of edged in- struments, sharpened. E. H. BARRETT, ' Masterpiece 5C CIGARS Are growing iq, favor every day. They aire made from the best tobac- cos by first-class •work* men. A rich sinolce and the last puff *as \good as the first.\ I,ike all good cigars you will find them At the Leadinu Dealers t $ 1 y 3
