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U NION FIKPANGE COMPANY^ Stocks, Bona?, Grain, etc. -Office , TJpion Bank Blook. -John I». Coffey, correspondent- F OR the Best BREAD uge \ Niagara Fancy Hour.' 1 For Sale only by S. P. BLOOD & COMPANY v '0i:msA&Q PHysicpirs. BToldredge Ap*^|inepte, West - Avenue. yyfcfaif^iz.&farQ.tiiVi 7^o8p..m. . £bpsulfo$ori Fre>,- Both'Phones. P RED B, SKINNER. Attorney m& ' Covwe&di at EOT* Down's''*; Kearney pml&insr, Medina K[. Y- Go'neral T>raoticie in al| Coiirta • l»^»v^%'%^^*^^*^%^^V^ 5C CIGARS J fete -growing in favor every day, : They are ifiadefrom the besttobac- cos by first-class work- men. A- rich stnoke and the last puff as good as trie first, Like all good cigars yow will find them At ta Leading Dealers! i ..Treadcasy.. THE GREAT HEALTH* SHOE FOR WOMEN. What pneumatic tires are to the wheel Treadcasy shoes are to the feet. They have the full rub- ber heels aud cork cushion insoles. All Slytes **> CA On* Price f*J»«W« LEWIS'! Only f> cents s copy.—The Four- Track News for November. < On sale all newsstands. Bright, Entertaining and In- atructivfi.—The Four-Tract News for November. Only Scents at nearest newsdealers. When in want of up-to-date wed- ding invitations, calling-cards, etc., call at the JncSKAL office. If yon h&vo mot yet paid for your JOORKAL please do BO at once. Re- member, oar terms are Btrictly in advance. The-Sest $ Gent Magasin§ on the Market-.—Tho Four-Track News for November. On sale at all news- stands. , Buy the four-Track News For November. It is Ml of bright, instructive and interesting leading, aud may be obtained of nearest newsdealer for five cents. If you have not paid for your paper now is an acceptable time* to do so. Our teram are strictly ja advance. V->\ jfc HUDSON BIVER R. B THE FOUIHRACK TRUNK LINE. 1H KB*Eb?'lTOVB|fflER IS, 1803. • Tr»ln«i»«Mcdln»«irollow»: *4BT BOOSD. fl-.OS aito. ar. Eoch. 7:80 a. M; ar. K. T. •7:28 <• !• - 8:50 \ \ 6tW)p.m •9:ffl w * U:1S \ \ 8K» •• I3asp.m.\ ' *oop.ni. •' i »!» \ 8:15 \ » 43 5 \ •• 630a. n. •630 ••< >• . f.a- « •7:» » « , BJ1& *•' <• . (T3S- \ Saturdaysonly. TrainleareaBuffaloatll^O p. m., arrives In Medina 18:40 Sunday morning, WjST BOUND, W:<6a. in. ; 1T.B«U4 1:66a.m. »7ffl8 \ar.Buffalo8i53a-m. i f 8:« *• JB:« «J •••= flag -\ • • ' \ Ui<* \ tt:JB «'. , \ lUHpvm, \ TilOp.m. 8:*7p.in. «f BdO- « « SK8 •' •7:10 » «• 820 •> -\ 8;86 •* •935 ..', « 10:55 '« * Indicates tnUiMr|a'<|aIlyi •. ' * ' '•& PlfeaBT, G\oneral Agoht. Sff/Haih:8$,i Buffalo, N. T. general *Eam$get -Agent, yew Yorlc. Weather Indications. Bain, changing to snow with a cold Wive Tuesday; Wednesday partly cloudy and cold with snow near the. lakes; nigh northwest winds. LOCALS. Dancing school at Cooper's hall tomorrow night. Admission 25o. Everybody invited. / '• Apples taken at the factory of Heinz Co. •*• 243tf John Q'Ronrke was arrested; last evening foot jnfcsacatxQn... This AcrAwg,l.ie.wM sentenced by Justice Brainard to serve ten days in Albion jail in default of payment of a fine of$5,00. A Thanksgiving\ party tv^ill be given, at the Bidgeway Hotel, on Thursday evening, Nov» 26th, iiagner^s full orchestra will furnish the music. Bill, $1.25. Miss Aloott of Rochester will open her class in dancing in the I, O. 0. F. Hall Tlmrsday evening, JSQV.,10. Beginners will receive instruction from 7:30 (o 8:00 o'clock. All new dances \will be taught after 8:00 o'clock. Price per terra $4.00; sin- gle lessons 35 cents. Mr. L J. Whittleton, proprietor- ol the Shelby Center House, will give a Thanksgiving party on Thursday evening, Nov. 20th. Music will be furnished by Bragg's full orchestra. Bill, $\.2§. Free carriages will bo run from trains. The ladies of - the Baptist Church tvill give a \stocking social\ at tho homo of Mr. A- T. Smith, on South Ave., Tuesday evoning, Nov. 17th, at which time the little stockings which bavo been distributed will bo gathered in and the contonts added to the church furnishing fund. Light refreshments will be served from f to 10 o'clock. Wo are in receipt of a communica- tion from a resident of Gleawood avonue, who feols aggrieved at maliciously disposed persons who term persons of that locality as \low peoplo.\ Wo would advise the writer not to waste tho breath of pure air on such contemptiblo per- sons but to treat them with silent contempt, as the public well know that some of Medina's beat citizens reside on that thoroughfare. Joseph Carpenski, a Polander re- aiding on Laurel Hill, participated too freely in the \Sowing bowl\ yesterday and started homo about seven o'clock last evening. While descending the stono steps leading from the Church street bridge be fell headlong, and was rendered un- conscious He was found by a pessorhy and the polico notified. At the polico station his wounds were dressed by Dr. Maynard. This morning he was fined $5.00„ Booms for rent. Inquire at Le- Van Bros', store. 239tf Dr. Stanley, the clairvoyant, will be at his old stand, 321 \West Ave, antil Wednesday, Nov. 18th. Read- ings 50 cents. Treats all chronic cases without medicine. Superflu- ous hair permanently removed. Consultation free. . 2i2t3 A Fine Magazine.—The Four Track News for November. Only 5 cents, any newsdealer. Goke for Sale. Inquire at Medina Gas Company's office. 242ml Rooms for Rent. Good suite of rooms on West Cen- ter street for rent. Inquire at resi- denceafD. D.Holdredge. 238wleod Worse for Safe., A good sound bay horse 6 years old, weighing about ten hundred pounds. Apply to 237tf WM. MAOKEY. Subscribe for MEDINA DAILY JODR- NAI.. $2.00 for one year; #1.00 for six months. PERSONALS. Mr. John Badgley of East Syra- cuse is visiting Medina friends. Mis. 0. N. Hood will entertain\a- : company at cards Wednesday even,-* ing. Senator L'Hommedieu left last evening - on a business trip to Albany. Mr. Jsmea Fforey left last evening for, California, where he will spend, the winter; Mrs r Tjfood of Lockport is a guest at the residence of Mr. John. Mur- dock on Park Ave, <Mr. Ernest A. Barnes of Lockport was a guest at the residence of Mr. Io Pixley yesterday. Messrs, Robert W. Clark and Jesse Chapman loft last evening for a trip to New York. The Young Ladies' Card Club will meet at the home of Miss Wini- fred Clark this evening. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Orofut and Miss Wood of Lockport were guests of Mr and Mrs. John Murdoch over Sunday. Mrs. Posbinder and son, Fred, were summoned to Buffalo Saturday to attend the funeral, of Mr. Harris Fosbihder, who died suddenly in that city on Thursday last. A Big Laughing Hit. Moat everyone hns, either heard or read about, or can recaU with many a smile tho funny illustrations that have, and are now appearing in some of the Eastern papers, of the panks the meddlesome Kalzenjara- mer Kids played on their Ma and Pa. Managers Cooper & Hood of Bent's Opera Houso havo secured Blondell and Fennessy's \Katzen- jammer Klda\ Company, now on its fifth annual tour, which IB claimed to be one of the brightest and fun- niest farce comedies now before the I ublio. In brief, it can be truth- fully stated, that there- are so many musical numbers between the dif- ferent comedy roles as enacted by tho largo company of -comedians that uothing is thought of any plot. In fact, it is said that two and one-half hours of continuous laughter may bo looked for. At Bent's Opera Houso Monday evening, Nov. 23d. MEETING OF THE TAXABLE INHABITANTS. In pursuance of a resolution adopted by the Board of Trustees, there will bo a meeting of the taxa ble inhabitants of the Village of Medina: at Bent's Opera House on the 24th day of Novetnbor at 8 o'clock, p. m., for the purpose of taking action on the report of the joint committee composed »of the Ttoard of Trustees and the Citizen's Committee appointed to investigate the matter of water supply for the village, and for the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting. By order of the Board of Trustees. J. W. COOPER, Village Clerk. Dated, Nov. 11, 1903. For sick; headache try \Chamber- lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets^ they will ward off the attack if taken in time. For sale by Chas. A. Mack' Druggist, 420 Main St.. Me- dina, N. Y- Machinery Repaired. Equipped with new machinery we are in \shape to repair your break- downs. Also band forged stone- cutters tools. M. J. COLLINS & Co. Medina, N^Y* 014t%HRft)iv. BAKER THEATRE. One of the seasons leading dra- matic offerings, \Trinity Chimes\ will be the attractim at Baker Theatre, Rochester, Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday, Nov. 19, 20, 21. Bargain matinee daily. The play is written around New York's most famous. landmark, Trinity Church, and is of intense heart interest from start to finish. The scenic effects are exceptionally grand; a brilliant view of the church being obtained from Broadway, the greatest thor- oughfare in the world. Notice tfl the Public. Having purchased the Hart House livery outfit I anl now prepared to deliver baggage to any part of the village; also to carry passengers to and from trains. 230tf E. B. REYNOLDS. Wanted. To purchase in this viHage, a house pf about six or seven rooms. \Will pay cash and must be a bar- gain, CalLaJ meat market. 240tf HILI, & MILLER. LABORERS WANTED. Apply at Heinz Go's\ plant. 212tf Subscribe for the DAILY tfouENAi., 235tf '.$2.00 £eryear, t Sentence Suspended. At a term of the County Court at-Albion yestei day, Jerome Blown of Barre, formerly night operator a,t the. Central depot at this station,- pleaded guilty to the charge of r<3h>- bing #16; railroad company' of §449.f36. On account of the young nian*s previous good record, also the fact that 8 complete restoration of the stolen money had been made, sentence was suspended by the •court. - • . ' It will; be remembered that on Sunday night, Sept. I3th, Brown claimed to have been sand-bagged and robbed of the above amount of money while on duty at the depot. He afterwards' made a confession that he stole the money and lid it in a stone wall in the south part of the village and took the officers to the spot, where the money was found. He was indicted by the grand jury, which was in session at the time, and bail was furnished for his appearance at the present term of court. The action of the court in tempering mercy with justice in his case meets with universal approval. fRED A. SHELLEY'S UNUSUAL OFFER. Sell Dr. Howard's Specific at Half Price and Guarantee a Cure. \It isn't often that we have faith enough in the medicine put up by other people to be willing to offer to refund the moneylf it does not euro,\ said Fred A. Shelley to a JODRNAL man who droppod into his store, ' but wo are glad to sell Dr. Howard's 8pccifio for the euro of constipation and dyspepsia on that basis. \The Dr. Howard Company, in order to got a quick introductory sale, authorizes us to sell thoir regu- lar fifty cent bottles at half-pnco. 25 cents, and, although wo have sold a lot of it, and have guaranteed every package, not one has boon brought back as unsatisfactory. One great advantage of this speci- fic,\ ho continued, \is its smaU dose and cOnveniont form. There are sixty doses in a vial that can bo carried in tho vest pocket or purse, and every ono has more medicinal power than a big pill or tablet or a tumbler of mineral water, \Wo are still selling tho Bpccifio at half price, although we. cannot tell how long wo shall bo able to do so, and anyone who is subject to constipation, sick headache, dizziness, liver trouble, indigestion, or a general played-out condition, ought to take advantage of, this chance You can toll your readers that if they are not satisfied with the specific they can come right back to our store and we will cheor- fully refund their money.\ APPLE BARRELS. Standard or Bhort sizes in car lots. Prompt shipment and right price. RonERT GILLIES, 239tf Marlboro, N. Y. n\. PUBLIC NOTICE. Air persons having claims against the County of Orleans are hereby asfcified to present the same proper- ly verified and approved by the official ordering the supplies, to the undersigned, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors of the County of Or- leans, on or before the 23rd day of November 1903, or in default there- of the undersigned will refuse to re- ceive or file the same. This notice is given pursuant to the following resolution adopted by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Orleans on the 9th day of November 1903, viz: \By Supervisor Danolds: Re- solved, That the Clerk of this Board be directed to reject any and all bills which may be presented to this Board during the present session which are not filed with said clerk on or before the 23rd day of Novem- ber 1903, unless said bills be for supplies furnished after said date; and that the Clerk of this Board cause this resolution to be publish- ed in all the county papers once in each week for two successive weeks,\ FREDERIC M. THOMPSON. Clerk of the Orleans County Board of Supervisors, Office and Fostoffice Address, Albion, Or- leans County, N. Y. 238t4 .B0ATM4N DROWNED. About six o'clock this, morning a deofc Laud on a west-bound canal boat feH into the canal about a half mile, west of the road eulverk The boat ore*?-tried to rescue him. but were unsuccessful.. The matter was reported to Coroner Mimson and the officers here and a search was made for the body, which was found about two o'clock this -afternoon ancl taken to the undertaking rooms of D. D.Holdredge. Nothing ja known as tq the man's identity. Ho -was employed by the captain of the TbQat at Schenectady and was known only by the name of \Dan.\ It is probable that no inquest will be held J The Model Glothing Store. We were recently shown through tho Model Clothing Store of J. N. Kersburg and were surprised to see the vast amount of goods carried by him. Two floors wero literally packed with overcoats, suits, hats, eapa, underwear, in fact everything carried by a first-class clothing houBe. The goods' are all of a high grade, as Mr. Kersburg does not deal in shoddy goods, and are sold at prices as cheap as the samo grade of garments can ho bought anywhere. If assortment, price and quality are to be taken into consideration, and they certain- ly should be, you should Bee this stock beforo making your purchases in clothing. Shelby Center. Mrs. William K. Douel of Church, villo, has boon the guest of Mrs, George Handy for the past week, Rov. Abnor Morrill, pastor of tho Baptist Churok presented his resig- nation to that Bocioty last Sunday, to take effect Peb., 1st, 1901. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Holliday returned homo Sunday, aftor spend- ing a couplo of weeks visiting friends in Ohicago and Michigan. Mrs. Lewis AckeiW is spending the week with her daughter, Mrs E. Porter of Barkers. Mr. Edward Kent and family havo moved from Shelby to Elba where he has secured employment in a large heading mill. Dreyfui to be Retried. Parts, Nov. 17.—Henri Roohefort lo an Interview Is quoted as saying he un> dorstnp b Dreyfus will be rotrlcd be fore tho court of cassation, which, he predlcUi, ivlll quash tko verdict of the Rennes court moxttal, and that Drey- fus will then ba rehabilitated In bli right New York Horeo Show. New York, Nov. 17.—-With, all tn« glamor and prestige attaching to th< great function, wjtfea marks tne^aus.•• Uration of the. winter society. swseJi- ; the 'I9tib,' -ft^n^t. -is^4btt|^'.^6{ ''tf^e>.-^ar ••• tlonal JEforae |Sh6w aSgoojattott wal- openea inItactfson: Sejuafi garden yeii: terday. The aualttv of the e^WWtf •was fully up to. #61 highest standard Not until evening aift;t)»owor|ii oj iashton arrive in forcer, ana; th£ occtt ! pants of tlie Iso^eB mors tftan, divi&>£ the attention, of the tntonif of. irteltori wlta the exhibits\ in the arena. Naturalization Frauflh* St. l,6uls,^or, lT^Thonrajsi-jpL-fiia-v afott, former ftftrshaj of the Mt l*ouii court of appeals; John Dolan, chain man pt the Demoeratic. city central\ committee, and JVanls; Garrett, formei- BOllceman, convicted'of participation an naturalization frauds, were denied a new trial. A, -motion fof arrest oj Judgment will be heard. The govern meat nas nolle pressed the Indictment found against John H. Murphy, qlerJi of the court of appeals, Baying the in aiotment was an error. Ruoms for Rent. Inquire at JOURNAL office. 23716 • /._ Wanted. Men to husk corn. AnVERTISKMENT FOB PROPOSALS TO r% Print PrwwdliiRS! of tho Board of Super- visors of Orleans CVjtmty.—Pttnrannt to tho following resolution at tho Board of Bttpnr- vteorsof Orlunns Comity, ndop*«l November 9th, 1003. the tnidentenocf will rreolvo Healed hida for furnlslilno the stock and printing in pamphlet form, 0,iu) copies of th«. proroocUiigs of Raid Board, nnd sucJi othor matt era as are therein Hpoctfled, nt nuy time provions to Novemher 23d, 1003, nt 10 o clock a. m. By Supervisor Beekwrith : Resolved, Thnt tho Oltrlt of this Board is hereby directed to gl v » public notion thn* ho will receive sealed proposals at any time prn- vioos to 10 o'clock n. m., on November 23d, 1003, for furnishing tlip utook nnd prlntincln pamphlet form, six tJicwnsmul copies cf ths pre? oeedlngs of the Board at Its anntinl session in 1003. together with such reports an* papers as shall he directed by said Clerk to be Includ- ed therein, and alio the official i-Jinvma of votes of 1003 nnd such calendar for 1003-lflOJ as may be prepared by tho Clerk. The work to be done la a good •workMBiiiae manner, using to pound good book pnper. The style or styles of typo to oo used for the entlro work and tho arrangement of the rosttcr upon ths pages to bo directed bj\ tho Olerfe and subject to tho approval of tho Clmlminn and tho Olerk of this Board. Bids to bo rondo and the contract let by tho page, conntlnn only fully printed pages of SJjby 7 Inches. Tho person to whom the printing Rhnll bo awarded shall furnish to the Board flfteen printed proof sheets of the proceeding of each day's session at tho begin- ning of Uio next succeeding day's session, and shall cause to bo published In a public newB- paper, printed ill Orleans county, within the time prescribed by law, tho County Audits and the proceedings of tho Board upon the equalization of Assessment Rolls, and if re- quested to do so by the clerk, ho shall publish in such paper tho statement of compensation allowed by the Board to tho members thereof, nnd tho Town Audits, wrtth such other matter as is by law required to ho published. The pamphlet to be completed and delivered to the Olerk for distribution on or beforo tho 10th day of February next, under forf olturo of three dollars for each, day of delay after timt date as liquidated damages for tho failure to deliver as above specified, amount of such to bo deducted from tho aggregate of the contract price. Tho Board reserves tho right to roject any and all bids. Tho party to whom tho con tract shall bo awarded must furnish o bond tn the penal sum of $l,60O for tho faithful per- formance of the contract. Tho proceedings so printed sliaU bo stmllnr as t o typo and spacing to the proceedings of 1002. And bo It further resolved that the Olork of this Board, after retnlatne 160 copies of said pamphlet, distribute tlio balance among the severnl supervisors in proportion to tho num- ber of grand jurors apportioned to tho respec- tive towns. FREDERIC M. THOMPSON. Olerk of Board of Supervisors of Orleans (Jo, 888M P. 0. Address, Albion, N. ^T. Sueceai of Dominican Rebel*. San Juan, Porto RJco, Nov ; t7<~OtB.* dal aavlcea received at the Santo ibo* nalngo consulate here say General JJmlnez is In supreiag command Of the revolutionists ana that General De*» champs, tho vlqe president of the re- public, la going to loin Jlraine* with the best ot tho supporters of Presi- dent Woa y Gil, The rebeia are sweep- ing victoriously across the country and .will unite on the siege of San Do. mingo City. The surrender of that town is said to be imminent. J- Indlcted For Empeipelement. Aehevllle, N. C, Nov. X7.—Daniel O. Cnamplaln, former mayor of Blltmoro and caabier of tho Biltmore ertntei and George R.' Tennant, heretofore timekeeper for tho estate, ware indict- ©dl by tho grfcnd Jury of the •uperioc court for orntoizlomont of $11,006 ofBqo funda from George W. Viuider- bnt. Tho whereabout* \ot the men are unknown, Tho indictments were found as the reault of an Investiga- tion covering two months. Ranklna of Tennl» Player*. Boston, Nov. 17.—Tho ranking of the Amorlcan tonnls player* for the yeas 1O03 was announced. \v7 A. karned, H. Ward. W. J. Clothier and B. a Wright lead to tho tlnglea In' the or- der named. Larned, Wright, Ward and Ware lead in the doubles. The Dohortys ot England lead the Amerl- cxaa in both classes. T«mmr*« A«Jok JUiwtr. i Tommy,\ Mid an undo to hi* pneo- cioui ntphaw, \your mother talis ma. ska has to give you ptnnias to b» good.. Do you think that is as tbuurs should- b**' j \Of COUTM It I*\ naplitd Tommy.' Ten cartauuy don't want ma to grow. Bj> and b* good far notalnr, do 700. tuvj Thanksgiving Excursions To Rochester, Thursday, November 26ih. On Thanksgiving Day tho New York Central will sell excursion tickets to Rochester at rate of 95c for the round trip, tickets good go- ing and returning on regular except limitod trains. Tho attractions at the Rochester theatres will he as follows: Lyceum: Marie Cahill in \Nancy Brown.\ Baker's: \For Her Children's Soke.\ National: Katherino Osterman in in \Miss Petticoats.\ Empire: Bowery Burlescfutos. Call on New York Central ticket agents for tickets and all informa- tion. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Thursday, November 26th. On Thanksgiving Day the New York Central will sell excursion tickets to Buffalo and Niagara Falls nt rate of 85c to Buffalo and return, and 75c to Niagara Falls and resorn; tickets good going and returning on regular except limited trains on date of sale, The attractions at the Buffalo theatres, will be as follows: Star: Chauncey Olcott. , Teck; \The Virginian.\ Shea's: Vaudeville. ' Lyceum: Joe Murphy. Academy: \Cripple Greek.\ Lafayette: \Thoroughbeds.\ Niagara Falls is always attractive to the visitor. There are one hundred points of interest that can be seen at this wonderful resort \at any time of the year. * Call on New York Central ticket agents for tickets and all informa- tion. BENT'S OPERA HOUSE | MONDAY EVENING | NOVEMBER 23, '03 t» 240t2 F. BABKER. BLONDELL & FENNESSY Pr^ent \ The Katzenjammer Kids The B'ijj Pantomimic Farce Comedy. i Funnier Than Ever. Special Sceneryj^Electrical and Mechanical (• a Effects, Prices 25c 35c and 50c, No Higher. Seats *t (JumniirigaV ?*. T**;
