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FIIIDAY, MAY 8 C is tipation Kidnoy Discaso and Headache. Testi= mony of William Woodbury of NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y. Willhim Woodbury of No. 0 Frontior Mart Falls St, Nagant Falls, N. Y,, gays: \I think Dr. David Kennedy's Fa- vorlto Remedy should be used by every- one afflfcted with Kidney disease, con- stlpation or headaches. I have since I know of Its great value, kopt & bottle on tmid( and If my bowels became con- stiputed, I would take a dose and that iliways helped me, It relives mo from my kidnoy trouble right away. I have thoroughly tried It, and know full well what I am: saying, aud have recom- nicndod It to & great many people.\ DR. DAVID KENNEDY'S FAVORITE REMEDY restores the liver to n healthy condit- ion iind cures constipation. If is a cer- tap cure for all diseases pocullar to: women, and affords groat protection from attacks that origluate in change of lito, It cures serofula, salt rhewn, timuors, rhotuoatlsm, gravel diabetes iud Bright's disense, It has made mora poople well than finy medicine ever prosertbed by the medical frater- nity, Alf druggists $1,00 a bottle. «- °\ Cahn se WESTERN NEW YORK TRUSTEE KOHLER THOUGHT THEY COULD DECIDE 'THE KUMROQG GASH WIDHOUT 'THE ASSISTANCE OD THE DISTRICP R ATRPORNEY-OTHER NOTES, - 'the Tonawaida. trustees mot Tues- duy ovoning ind ifter a hot session left the police mattor Just where It was altor the Inst meeting of the Board. Every thing moved smoothly until they to miscellincous business. fFhon a member moved to tuke up a mo- tlom regarding Kuimro's appointment, which was tabled at the last meeting. Trustos March objected and suld that he belioved tho Kumro matter was to be deelded by the district attorney. At tli« Trusteo Koller stated that if the miombors of the Board of Trustees were not able to attend to: the affairs of the villugo without the assistance of the District Attorney, they lind better re- sign. (Applause). He also stated that ho did not propose to be bulldozed. 'The discussion was exciting and evidently wits onfoyed by the audionce. Finally the matter was dropped by reason of no support for Kollow, Anothor fight followed wlien Trustee Hpp's bill for street termlug was pre- sorted. 'Erustes Reisterer argued that it was not constitutional for a member of the Board to have contracts with the villuge. | 'Fhe division In the Board appets to bo growing aud hotter meetings are ox- poctod. ' It {s iderstood that some Interesting facts rogurdlug the police will be brought out shortly, In the meeting of the Boand . A Inrge gang of mon are working up- an botlt siaesw of the river upon the foundations for the abutments of the naw steol arch to succeed the rillrond suspetislon bridge ut Nagare Falls. Quite an elaborate frume work and staitiwiy has been put down from the top of the bank to the point where the work is being done om the Canadian side for theu so of those engaged there. One week from: to-day, Puesday, May 42, it noot, ia special moeting of the stockholders of the Niagrra Falls In- ternationat Bridge Company will be Ahold it the office near the Amerfean end of the bridgo to vatily an afmee- mont made Marcle 30 with the Grind Trunic Railway Company for the con- struction of as teet arch bridge and to isuthorize the directors to borrow a sum of money not excecding $200,000, and to Isstio bounds, secured by mortgage on the property of the company. Officer Mitus of Nlagara Falls, Ont,, to-day nvrostect Jaimneg Hawley and dnmiesg Connors of that place and Jere- mint Fitzgorald of Falls, on the clhuigo of onttering t he bar of George Hnwloy, whoso place is on the Cuundian stile, 'the first named pris- onot ts the son: of the proptletor and it ts undorstood that ho has confessed,. Ho has boon In numerous serapes. The prigotiors wore given 80 days each in 'the Wolland County Jail. | 'The Michignn Central people | are looking closely after tramps and all suspletous chntnctors slnee the attempt at tratn wrocking neross the river from Falls n tow days ago. To-day it Michigan Conertin \scout\ took three men off in trrtn at Niagara Falls, Ont., and locked thein up. 'Phey had beaten their way from Windsor, Inforstate Law, Indictment. Chicago. May G.-Homor A. Judd, prosident and John B. Watkins, vice prosident of tho Indfan Rice Milling Co., hnvo beer fndicted by the Federal grund Jury at Kansas City for viola« tom of the fouth section of the inter- stito commerce Iaw. which applics to 11119 roportIng of filse weight by ship- 1CUS, women micro a pr mm ein o ass a Charged With Murder, Akron, Q, May 6 -he grand jury last night returned three indictments «wgniust Romulus Cotterell, allas Joln Bmith, for murder In the first degree. 'The indlctmonts charge that he mur- dered Alvin N. Stong, Serong N. Stone . und Irs 1. StlIsor, Cotteoll will be ar- rnlgued Thursday morning. He will plead not gullty, A Wife Beater Lynched. R Tt Ky., May G-News Turs reached hore of the lynching of Dr. Faroll, at Elliston, Ky. Farrell was a cite boater Io went home drunk mid whipped his wite, Afonday night tt 1mob was organized mud he was ed. Migory loves company. 'The Wash- Angton Post says Chicago is importing from Town nud making other for - the opeairg of | the sonson« ., ¥ a doot oy ELOPED WITH THE BARBER A- CHARMING STUDENT MAID AXD HEIR TO $25,000. Chicago, May tA special from Springfield, O., says: Wittenburg Uni- discovery of an elopement of one of the young women students, Louise W. Cor- ley, and i barber named (Marence Duf- {y. Miss Corley belongs to a promi- neut fanily of Sutton, W. Va., and will fall heir to $25,000 on her 18th birth- diy. She is now 17, pretty aud popu- luv. South Royalton. M+. Charles Ertman, Jr. has moved his parents in the' house on his farm near Benedicts Bridge, their daughter, Mrs. Stein, whose husband is working In Lockport moved with them. An- cthor daughter, Mrs. Kugn, who lived In Michigan about twenty years, has been here nearly three weeks visiting relulives. Our groceryimnan William Droman in making his weekly routes with his wagon reports business prosperous. Rev. and Mrs. Jennings from Chest- nut Ridge, visited at Mr. Suyders on Friday April 20th. Clark Craine of Lockport rede out on his wheel Friday night. On Saturday In company with his grandfather, .A. D. (Green went on a fishing excw- slou, they returued home with a quan- tity of nice mullets and bass, which they generously divided with their noighLbors: to stity with her grandparents, and attond the district school, it is the little lady's first term, 'The church is undergoing a general Improvement. 'The pulpit is to removed the sents remodeled. Mr. Bundrock, carpenter is dolug the work. New car- pots ire to replace the old. It being difficult to obtrin a painter this Dusy sersou, Rev, A. McKenzie has under- tiken the work of painting, The work Is progressing nicely in his skillful hinds, assisted some by Jesse Mid- dauugh., Saturday afternoon seats were erected in the church yard by the pastor and Frank Long. Sunday morning the congregation assembled there, and an open air service was held; a novel ex- porfonce to some as aside from the Sal- vation Army, such meetings have not been frequent of late. After a few in- troductory remarks in which the speitker likened the occasion to the times of Christ's ministry, who taught by the lake and mountain, and then re- ferring to his homeland, where their semi-tunital quarterly meetings, occur- riug In Fuly and November were always held out of doors; his youthful face aglow with the reminiscence of early days, and intengified by the love and importance of his theme, he reflected something of the light of the Master whom lhe serves; he spoke from the words, \Ie Must Reign.\ using serip- tural basis as the authority to convince of the ultimate reign of Christ}; spirit ual kingdom in the hearts of people. It was a season of benefit, the truth being personally applied, that each one ig individually responsible for his part in aiding the ncoming of Christ's kingdom, 'The melody of the choir was increased by the voices of Benton Ner- ber and his sister, Ellen from \Chestnut Ridge.\ It was a bright, beautiful morning, and lovely scene, better on- joyed than described; leading the older ones back to the days of worship in the old \Block Church,\ where their one yearly quarterly meeting was held In the woods, now the nicely improqu firm of Mr. Henry Harpst. Johnson's Creek. 'The foundation is being built to the Jay S. Rowe's new residence. 'The house of Mrs. Thomas Lusk is nearly completed. 'The Reptist church is without a pastor. Mr. Hofman conducted the services on Sunday. The Ladies Aid Society of the Buptist church met with Mrs. Henry Bigford last Thursday afternoon, 'The Political Equality Club will meet with Mrs, Emma Taylor on Thursday afternoon of this week. The annual meeting of the W. C. 'C. U. will be held onSaturday afternoon of this week. The irmy worm has made its appear- will be commenced. \The fine rain of Monday evening was very acceptable. Reynales Basin. Mis Inez Whiton, who lias been visiting in South Byron during the past two months hag returned home. Mrs, Kehoe of Baldwinsville, N. Y., after a weeks visit in town among friends, returned home Saturday. Miss Maggle Sherlock of Lockport called on friends in town Sunday. William Nevins and family spent Sunday at Royalton with relatives. Mr. McNeill and Miss Carr of Lock- port were the guests of Miss Inez Whe- lou Sunday. _ Messrs, Lowry, Ulrich and Fisher of Lockport spent Sunday in town the guest of Joseph Slayton. Aniong the Hebrews all slaves, ex- cept such as desired to remain servitude went free at the jubilee year. HUMPHREYS® SPECIFICS are scientifically prepared Remedies; have been used for half a century with entire success. wo. 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We offer this unBqnaled newapaper and Th Nigam Remocat ad $m Together On# Year for $2.00. The regular subscription price of the wo papers is $250. , J co., FRED W. CORSON, Manager, Lockport, N. Y. Kisu Ral Bst: Loans $300,000 Successfully Loarned in Six Years. The best of LANDS, LAWS, LOANS, _. LOCAL REFERENCES, Missouri's record on farm lands i: good. Write for references and details, : WILLIAM R. COMPTON, Macon, Mot mch?-daswito N. HOFFMAN, V. S, Graduate Ontario Veterinary College,. . OFFICE AND INFIEKMARY)} TELEPH NO. 187 WALNUT ST+ NO. 3163qu Clipped | DEATH OF COL. NORTH, i HIS SUDDEX DEIMSE PROBABLY g DUE TO APOPLEXY, XOT HEART +- DISEASE. LOXDOX, May 6.-Burther detaiis of tns death of Colonel North, the millionaire \nitrate king,\ who expired here sudden- Ml | p $# | ly, show that he attended a mocting of T the Lagunas company at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and afterward returned to his offices, apparently in good health. He had a drink with some friends in a saloon situated in the sume building and then mounted the stairs in order to attend the COLONEL NORTH. mseting of the Nitrate railways. Prior to this meeting Colonel North ate a dozen of oysters and drank a bottle of stout, both of which were sent to him from a neighboring restaurant. Shortly afterward he complained of se- vere pains, called for brandy, drank some. but soon collapsed in his chair and ex- pired. The police were summoned and are now guard'ng the room in which the colonel died. The body wilk remain there until the end of the inquest, which will take place today. * The belief is growing that Colonel North died from a stroke of not heart disease, as at first generally believed. and that the oysters, stout and drink at the bar probably were the direct cause of the attack. Planned to Capture Kruger. LONDON, May 6.-Truth cluims to have uncarthed additional details of the con- spivracy leading up to the Jameson raid which paints the participators in the plos in still darker colors than have the dis closures made by the Transvaal govern- ment. Truth says iv is credibly informed that President Kruger possesses evidence that the intention of Dr. Jameson was to march upon Pretoria first, to scize Presi- dent Kruger and then to proceed to Jo- hannesburg with the president as a pris- oner. . Yon Kettler Goes to Mexico. BERLIN, May 6. -The report that Baron Clemens yon Kettler, counsellor and first secretary of the German embassy at Wash- ington, was to be appointed German min- ister to Mexico was first circulated by the North German Gazette, which stated that it had learned that on Nov. 1 Baron Von Kettler is to succeed Dr. E. Von Winckler, the German minister to Mexico, who has been recalled at his own request on ac- count of ill-health. 1 Royal Wedding In Denmark. COPENHAGEN, May 6.-Princess Louise of Denmark, oldest daughter of the Crown Prince Frederick, and Prince Frederick of Schaumburg Lippe, cousin of the reign- ing Prince George, were married at the palace of Amalienborg. Cholera In Alexandris. ALEXANDRIA, Egypt, May 6. -There were 17 new cases of cholera and 11 déaths from thit discase here. KEICKHOFER'3 TANGLED ACCOUNTS His Shortage Now Believed Over #©100,000. WasHINGToX, May 6.-It is reported upon what is believed to be good nu- thority that the expert necountant em- ployed by th» secretary of state has found a shortage of $127,000 in the trust funds account of JF. J. Keickhofer, until recent- ly the disbursing officer of the state de- partment. 'This amounts together with the $12,000 shortage said to have been found by the nuditing officers of the treas- ury in Keickhofer's general account, brings the torai up to $139.000. , What action the government will take In the matter has not been made known. Several months ago Mr. Olney, upon evi- demes wh ch he considered sufficient to warrant the step, removed him and ap- pointed his successor. Ever since he was placed under suspicion and removed from his office he has remained in the city and is said to be anxious as are the depart- ment officials for a thorough and search- ing investigation. to Reach Friends of Filled Checse Heard. WasHIx@To®, May 6. -The senate com- mittee on finance granted a hearing to sev- provided for in the house filled cheese bill. Arguments were made by W. W. Sher win of Eigin, Ms., who is a manufac turer of filled cheose; W. J. Van Patten of Burlington, Vt.; W. H. Henshaw of Chicago, an exporterof butter and cheese, and Joel Kirkpatrick of Chicago, a dealer. They opposed the bill on the general ground that it contemplated discrimina- tion against a meritorious industry, con- tending that only pure materials were used in making filled chees:. 'The com- mittee postponed action,. Red Men Elect Officers, _ SARATOGA, N. Y., May 6. -The Red Men in session here elected the following offi- cers: President, Jesse Stiles, Saratoga Springs; vice president, C. L. Clark, Glov- ereville; secretary, J. A. George, Fonda; treasurer, S. A. Curtis, Schenectady; ser- geant-at-arms, G. E. Montes, Luzerne; trustees, T. Lovenheim, Gloversville, Jud- son White, South Glens Falls, and Joseph Tierney, Hegemans Falls. It was decided to hold the annual meeting of the great council of the state of New York here on Aug. 11, ind committees were appointed to complete arrangements. \'To haul over the coals\ recalls the former legal custom of trial by fire, the glowing coals, and his innocence or guilt being deduced from the condition days elapsed. i_ It is estimated that not less than 180,- 000,000 African slaves have perished to glut the averice of slave trade. «= Cram ~- Kant began his philosophical and me- of 18. xa for Infants anda Children. *©Castorim is so well adapted to children that I recommend it as superior to any pre- Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Diarrhcea, Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di- scription known to me.\ Without injurious medication. [gestion, H. A. ArcuER, M. D. * 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, M. 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