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CHRISTMAS EXCURSION. West Shore. Railroad Excursion to Boston. Greenfield, Gardner, Fitctarg and Ayer, Mass., Wed- nesday, Dec. 23d, $10 Round Trip, Keturn Limit 10 Days. On Wednesday, Deo. 23d, the West Shore Eailroad will sell tickets to above points at the low rate of £10.00 from Buffalo or Eochester for the round, trip, tickets good going Wednesday, Dec. £3d, good returning on or before Saturday, Jan, 2d, 1904. CSee dodgers adver- tising tithe of through trains). This excursion, affords a splendid opportunity to visit New England during the holiday season, at very litjAe expense. . Boston is one of America's most interesting cities; it has more tourist travel than any otbor city in the country; it has a great many objects of importance, such as Fane'uil Halt, the Cradle of Liberty, Banker Hill Monument, North, Church, the Old State House, Old Christ Church, Old South Meeting House, Boston's great stores, Boston's splendid thea- tres, eto. • Call on \West Shore ticket agents for tickets, time of trains, space in sleepers, etc. RECTOR OF TUUKE'S, Ashburnltam. Ontario, Testifies to the Good Qualities of Chamber- lain's Cough Remedy. AsunuasHAM, ONT , April IS, 1903. I think it is only -right that I should tell you what a wonderful effect (Jhamborlain's Cough Remedy has producod. The day before Easter I was so distressed with a cold and cough that I did not think to bo Weather Indications, Cloudy Monday; snow, or rain, by night; continued Tuesday; fresh* to brisk winds* mostly, southwest, \ LOCALS. i Read Hanlon Bros.' new adver- tisement in this issue. See ijkhe fancy, work and waste baskets at Krorapart's. SuhBoribe for th e DAILY JOURNAL 1.00 per year. Attention is directed to the new advertisement of the Pan-Am store in this issue. Wanted, at once. Boy to strip tobacco. Apply at factory of Galla- gher & Bradiey. Business at police headquarters this morning was dull for Monday. No arrests have been made Bince Friday. Mrs. Racbael Allen died Friday evening at her home in Lyndonville, aged seventy-two years. Tlio fun- eral services will bo hold this after- noon. Mr. W. E, Conger of Niagara Falls has opened a grocery store at fj.'il) Main street, in the store recently occupied by C. K. Graves. lie solicits a share of patronage. Rend his advertisement in the Join SAL. The death of Mrs. XIary A. Brings occurred on Friday at llie home of Mrs Lucy C Uealey, about ono mile north of Shelby'Basin. Deceased was eighty-threo years of age. The remains were taken to Newark, N. J., for interment. Tony Fishor, the Polawler win- able to tako any dudes the nest I was arrested about three weeks age day. as my voice was almost choked f or violating the quarantine luwu ajal by the cough The same day 1 re-1 , ace(] ifl th o dotcnlion ,,„ ta l ceivedan order from you for a bot- r ' .,_ _, _ _i, nnn .„.i„ r nihvas taken before Justice llniinanl Ue of your cough remedy. I at once procured a sample- botllo, and took about three doses of tho medi- cine. To my great relief tho cough and cold completely disappeared and I was able to preaoh three times on Easter day. I know that tlm rapid and effective euro was' dae to to your cough remedy. I mako this testimonial without solicitation, be- ing thankful to havo found such a God-aont remedy. Respoctfully yours, B. A. LAKUF6I.UT, M. A., Rector of St. Lake's Church, To Chamberlain's alodicine Co. This remedy is foe salo by Chns. A. Hack. F OR tte Beat BREAD n» \ Nlsg-mn Jtonoy Moor.\ For side only by &. P. BLOOD & COMPANY D B3.TEAYBB & THA.\213B. O&EEOPAXKKJ PHresiatANa Holdrtdge .ApMrhuenta, Weefe Aveame. Honra:—9tol3.fc- m., 1 toC,7to8p. m. Consultation Frew, Both \Phones. rjBEDB. SKTNNBR. Attcnioy *ud \ Counsellor afc Law. Down's & KesfetisybtniahiR, Medina HL. Y. General practice In all Courts E.W.MRLOWE'S Is the only harness shop on iUim street It is the place to buy your blankets and robei, also stable BlaSfceB, I hare just purchased a full line of Wilton blanket*— < coule and look them over. Also rubber I«p robes, storm blankets, buffalo rotes, single and donahfe tarn ess— anything iti the Ike of har- ness hardware. Cleaning and repairing of all kinds. E. W. Harlowe's 540 So. Main Street, Medina, N. Y. Formerly witli R. K. Katcliffe +<M>**m>***>*>*>c>*>c>*>* MtOMFT QOOO WORK Umbrellas Repiredand Recovered 5 Covets from so cents up. Old Wers repaired. An assort- ment of new handles, Brok-. en ribs replaced with new ones, \vit carry everything • front the tip to the handle. g06 &mth Main St. RIGHT PRIOE3, SATISFACTION last week and sentenced tu ilie M C. P. for sixty dais. Seiiu*nee was afterwards suspended. Georgo ICdwards of Lyiulimville with all his baggage and $\>.'* in money on his way to liuff.do, stup- ped off in this city yesterday and look unto himself a jag, which was token with him to the polico station in a wagon, where ho slept it oil until this morning and wns fined $3.—Saturday's Lockport I'nion- Sun. Jono W, widow of Dr. Herbert Clark, of this place, died Thursday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. D. N; Kike, No. 3 Fenvdck Street, Rochester, aged 78 years. !She leaves one daughter and one son, John Clark, of North Greece; one sister, Mrs. 0.. Rowley, of Rochester, and three brothers, Norman and Herman Wright of Avon, and Sears Wright of Owossa, Mich. Mrs. H. A Barstow, u former resi- dent of this place, died yesterday at the home of her son. Rev. Harry II. BarstQW, of Caledonia. N. Y. Besides her son, she ia survived by one daughter, Miss Clara Barstow The remains will be brought here tomorrow afternoon at 3:47 for inter- ment. There will be brief burial services at the chapel at Boxwood cemetery. FOR RENT. Two stores, two flats, first class business location, south Main Street, Medina, just eompleted, all up-to- date. Address W. R. Gurry, Me- dina, N. Y. 259wl Coke for Sale. Inquire at Medina Gas Company's office. 242ml A Fine Magazine.—Just out, The Four-Track News, Christmas Num- ber. Only 5 cents, any newsdealer. Only 5 Cents a Copy. The Four- Track News for December (Christ- mas Number). On sale at-all news- stands. For clubbing rates with all news- papers and magazines apply at this office. When in want of up-to-date wed- ding invitations, calling cards, etc., call at the JOURNAL office. December Christmas Number Fonr-Track News.—An interesting magazine. Only 5 cents, any news- dealer. The Best 5 Cent Magazine on the Market,*—Christmas Number of The Four-Track News for December. On sale at all news-stands. If yon have not yet paid for your JOUESAL please do so at once. Re- member, ooi terms are strictly in advance. PHBffltAlS. ';''/ Mr. IVed FoBlbinder returned Saturday evening from a trip' io Ithaca. Miss Nima Ityanu has accepted a position in tlio • local office of the Hoijae Telephono Co. Mrs, Fred 13. Howell is spending the week with her mother, Mrs. Underilonk of Rochester. Miss May Williams and Miss Ger- trude Porter Bpent Saturday and Sunday with friends in Lockport. Medina relatives of Mrs. A. B. Hunt and Mrs,E. A. Bmvcn received letters from lieiu lust week from Venice, Italy, slating that they were wed and having an enjoyable trip. HOTEL HEMFT. We clip the lull owing, concerning Thanksgiving Day at Hotel Hornet, Hornet, Cal , which is cond uctod by Mr. A. 11. While, formerly proprie- tor of White's Hotel in this place: Mr. and Mrs. tt^hite hare succeed- ed iu mak ing Hotel llemot very popular wit h tho guests. The decorations yesterday were very beautiful and -some of the en- thusiastii' guculs aussistod in the work. Fan palm le-ave's were dis- tributed ait)und tilt? dining room, the pillars were declicd with lelly ami on every tnlile was a profusion of i-liMsiiu tljciuimifi uf \ ii'-'legated colore. During (lie Jay, tlio jjiie^ts playe*! croquet, B^IIIO ucut tlri%\iii( and some went tmnling. In the eveai- inj» the lar«^e double |«rl« »rs, linl l- wiiyw .iixl diuim; rtHiru «ert- TrtBeeiH* of cncliunliiuMil Tlic ii.ejui \»us unusually fine and chul«-«l nnieli praise from tin 1 ;i-.*-fiiilile. J guei«f**. Mr. an.I Mr-, Wind- It'll pleased to knmv their «*lT\ti-> «eir fully appre- ciated. - Y. M. 0. A. The meeting at the Y. ML 0- A rooms yesterday was unusually in- teresting, in view of the\ fact that it was the 27th anniversary of the formation of the Medina branch. . Excellent music was provided and(addresses, made by Rev. F. T. Latham and Messrs. D, D. Hol- dredge and E. W. Card. Many points of interest were brought out in the addresses, among which was tho fact that Medina was only eleven years later in forming her branch of the association tharr Rochester, a city of much greater size. While the advantages for work along the lines desired by the mem- bers of the association may not yet he as largo as wished, the story of the early hardships of the organiza- tion would lead one to believe that great progress lias been made anil that there is reason for cofidence that tho original hopes of the found- ers will some day be realized. Cffcer Parker went to Albion Saturday afternoon and arrested John Fitzpatrick, whose ten days 1 sentence in Albion jail for intoxica- tion'expired on that day. The chargefor which he was arrested on Saturday was desertion from the U. S. navy. He was brought to Medina Saturday afternoon and'later Officer ing Parker left with his prisoner for the Brooklyn navy yards whore he is wanted. His'identity was fully es- tablished and after being confronted with the desoription of him sent out by the navy department he admitted that he was the man, When he was arrested ten days ago, his description tallied with that which the officers had of the de- serter, and officers Parker and Mc- C'onuick \pumped\ him as tqidenti- ty and became satisfied that he wns the person wanted, and wroto for a more accurate description, which was furnished. A reward I Question of Bible Reading. ; Brooltsvule, Ky., Deo, 7, *— Judga James P. Harbeson of the circuit court has rendered a deqislon In .tho case where the Rev. Thprnas Haclcett, a Cathollo priest, brought an Injunction salt against tire school trustees of Brookvllle asking that they 'and the teachers in the public soliiools be re- strained from reading tne Bible and offering prayer in the sijJiQpig on the grounds that It was a. violation ot the eonstitution. Judge .^rbeson dis- missed the petition at the cost of the plaintiff and- in unqualified terms says that the Bible is the foundation of all Christian governments and he does not aee where it is sectarian to read It to sohoola. , . \ HANLON BROTHERS! The meeting also took tho cbarac- was offered by the department for tor of a disetistiion of the future hj\ arrest, which officer l'nrknr will aims and objects of the association nvene. and the fact pointed out that among the increased needs were a larger gyiiinauiiun and library, as veil us more commodious quarters \v,- hav.-i.it ha.ul a tine line of Water gi'lieially loo Cutti'ii whereby an enrly The project of the association buyrr lui« tin- advantage of building was also mentioned and m _J^ rU '^ '_ was intimated that there had bet n at ditTert'iil tiniest evidences BIIOUI. upon the part of wcultln friends ••! fllAFFIN-li DISHES Fine iiiiiiortcit K'-tlt. Ktntf and plain hninllfs $;! to $20. A ft. i iliMiie r the (,'iiiHt.s asM'iit- • aiitl j uiHSt'd u vul i M«>IIJ4B, in- reeilat iuna au-l bli-tl in llit* |i,iih>i 'leliitlitful t-Vfimiii ttrunit'iiUil iiiusic. games. SlffHIf COLE. N'ow it is Sheriff Cole, O-overnor tldell having on Siit r-rday appointed Supervisor (\olcti succeed .Sheriff llico, resigrscd. REDUCTION u4LE. In order to rotluco my largo stock of men's overcoats, ¥ havo this week inaugurated! ngreat reduction sale, ff you contemplate tho parchase of an overcoa£ don't fail to examine my lino and prices. All lines ol ge-nl'a furnishing goods at reduced prices this week J. N. KRnsiiiRii. Don't Forget. We have selected for yowr Christ- mas dinner tlio very- choicest line ol meats and poultry tlint COM he ob- tained.' We also sell 10 pounds of lard for $l.*10. Remember to give us a call before purchasing. J!16tf HSU it MlLLEH. Buy the Fsur-Track News For December. It is full jol bright, instructive reading for tlio Holidays, and may bo obtaiucci ol nearest newsdealer for fivo cents. Wanted. A good girl or middle agetl woman for light Ihousowork. No baking, washingor ironing. Apply at once to Braiiiard's Oakery. 295ti Notice to the Public. Having purchased the Ilart House livery outfit I mn noiv prepared to deliver baggage to any part of the village; also to carry pnBsengers to and from tnabne, 230tf E. B. REYNOLDS. the Itn'.ll ii*.s\i ialion of-a Willillj-Iit *-. to (-ouiribute hugely towards a building fund wbrrehy a huitabl- biiiblii^g iiiij^lit he reared. All in all it was a pleasant KCH- niuii and one long to be remembered. BAKER THEATER. In the great .American melodrama \Searchlights of a Great City,\ which will appear at the linker Theater, IlovhexU-r, Thursday, Fri- day and Saturday, Dee. It), 11 and IL\ theater goers of this place will have one of those modern sensational four-act stories of real New York life, of which, alas, there is s o often a repetition that tho average metro- politan takes hut a passing notice, and the outer world learns of it only through the columns of the press, tho author's book and the plnywright's stage story. A special feature of this play is tho big inter- national yacht race between Sham- rock III and Reliance. 'Have A Look. If j-ou have not seen those elegant fitting suits and overcoats made by Brust, the artist tailor, call on him and look over his lino of woolens. His stock is the largest nud prices are correct and popular. All goods guaranteed as sold. PHILIP I. BRUST, 259tf Artist Tailor. If you have not paid for your gaper now is an acceptable time to do go. Our terms are strictly in advance. A glass or two of water half an hour before breakfast will usually keep the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics should be avoided. \When a purgative is needed, take Cham- berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They are mild and gentle in their action. For sale by Charles A. Mack. CAHVIN.J SI:TH \ •Miuaiitl mother of peiirl liaiulles, silver liioiinli'il. $-' 75 t u $t) 00 Coiu'ilete line including the Speed sliiite; from 00e to §3.50. RUUElt'8 SILVERWARE Iu knives, forks, soup ladles, dessert spoons, etc. Correct piicps. HAND SLEDS For boys ami irirla- Rope attached freo New Grocery Store I have opened the store lately occu- pied by C. E. Graves with a full' lino of groceries and provisions and respeot- fnlly solicit a share of publio patronage 5SD MAIN ST. W. E. CONGER Pan-Am CONFECTIONERY Home Made Chri s t m a s Cand>/fresh every day. Nuts, Figs, Dates, Rananas and everything in the Confectionery line. Hot Drinks: — Chocolate, Cocoa, etc. Ice Cream and Soda Water. A fine line of Cigars. STAMP WARE Complete line of sugar bowls, cream pitchers, etc. Hanlon Brothers. The Greeks 404 AND 543 MAIN ST. XMAS. LINENS >0 UR holiday offerings of gfift linens will appeal with >—' considerable force to people who wish to make a gift that is both substantial and useful....From a stock so large and beautiful as ours there will be no difficulty in finding the thing desired at a satisfactory price. Table Cloths and Napkins in matched sets. Fine Damask with napkins to match. Beautiful Lunch Cloths. Tray Cloths in all qualities. Napkins and Doylies, Handsome Towels, Dresser and Commode Scarfs. Deifi miss onr Linen Department when on your holiday shopping tour. GEO. E. SP00NER BARGAIN! I havo just recefved n large assortment of bigh grade PIPES for the holiday trade which I mn offering at prices -within tt*e reach of everybody, A fnll line of Tobacco anil Cigars, Can- • dies, etc. Don't fail to get a coupon ticket on the £20 Chair to bo given; away on January 1st, 190*. J. M. Comerford, 'E. G«snter -Stre*«t THIS CELEBRATED SCHUBERT PIANO, VALUE 1450, USED ONLY 90 DAYS. \WILL SELL FOB $225.0O CASH OR TIME. C. D. LeVan
