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AND M555: higzflam sccond and, fourth imgnedays each . mouth at Masonic fall, corner of Muln and Gottago Htrects at 8 o'clock p im,. Wi. J. Hooper, W.) M; L Flcchsonhaar, flecratury. D Lonald, 610, i. AND “145?th ($9552; ffxozvmnonlc flan. Rogs= vlog communleatioes frst and mg}! ¢ _ Frod M. Wiliams, - _ M.; IL. (s Hlulshoif, Secretary, NEAGAUA LODCHL NO, 376, ¥, AND Nix. M.. Moets In Masonic Eall, core nog of AMuin and Cottage | Hircets, first and third Mondays each month, Louls Th Wriclt, Wor Master Hd« ward Rock, Gecrotary, erases ore ecm - GCOMMANDERY, NO. 10 Gigi? Tn X’imnfifl in the Asylum, Magonlé tall, Cottage and Main: Streots, Htated conclaves flrst and third Itdl« dayo In each month, J. A. MclAugh« . dn Ins Roo: o. A Koon D. O __, ig CHAUPTEAIL NO. 8% It A. M. flagging; in Musonte fall bocoud and fourth Thusadays | Marry 11, fosmer, 1. £.; Hdward Heck, E toctli‘t'on‘l‘ (OUNCIL, $01, ROYAL \ KBECANUM - Mcsti in Ir, 0. U. A. M, Hall, over 18 and 20 Main Strost first and third Mondays of cach month. | damos 18, MeCartey, _ George M. Clais, NIAGARA UNION ENCAMBMENT, Neo 18. 1. h (n 1. meets at Odd ol« lows Ball 68 and 48 Main street, cecond mul fourth Mondays cach mouth, af # py tm 0C. W. (4 12, TL Tho Wallace, Serine, Wan G Calne, - Piu, Serthc, pe on anes | cemmeinennanies c fxffi‘KI‘OWf LODGE. NU: 4L B. P. 01 BLKH, Moots evory sccond ond fourth Thursday of cach month at Elka Market Htroct. - Chas, Bs Foloy, Bxaltad mum 11, A. Kllno, Soo'y. CATARAGT LODGE No, 11, . 0. 0. I\ Meets oat Of Petlows Holl, @ and 70 Maln {itrect, every Woeduerdday at 8}, Wihur Relherd, N. (tho IH. 8 Iru M. McCoy, p.lih 1, Walthiwe, Heey. L Hoc'y, STELLATION LODGB, NO. 184 I &. O. W. Mocts avery Buesday evening In theis ball over 8-10-12 Mabi Htroot. Wim E\ Collfas, N. C4 Mowe 6. Tfolly, Hceeretary, con ion ae LooK TNT 0, CNQGITS of MACCAGBEISH, Moots the first and third Thursdays at dunlop Ordos Hall #&t & o'clock. dohn IK. Follows, Com- mander; C. It, Sutton, Record KMoeep- ___ , , NTAGARA COUNCIL, NO, 8, JIt O. U. A. M, of tho United Atatos of Amear« fea. Moots covery Friday evening at 8 o'clock in fs. Order Hall 16, 18 and 20 Malin Street. Loyal mombore always welcome. Dunoan Chelstle 107 Waterman, Councltor; Wred W <tc. tac. 410 Willow Street. ws oa - WILLIAM MeKINLEY CGOUNCIL, No, 13%. Jr (% TL A. M., of tho State CouncH of New York, Incorporated. moots every Friday at Ioapitaller ital, over 67 Malu Bt, at $ p. m daméeg Collins, Councilos, (h W. (Gleason, olf Ffonmstiing Court Pride of Lock Clty, No. 1986 Mosts in dunios Order Hull, ove! 18-00 Mair it, covery dgocoud ant fourth Wodnesday of cach month at & elock. Fred hounsall, C. It., Iohn (1 Smith, Hoey, _ c r BITE LAUNCBLNOT RNCAMPMENT No. 34. IKnights of 6t. John and Mal tr Moots over 07 Main Streek overs Tuegday ut 8 p. m.. Androw Bloom» 2g1‘é‘x’mm Comq I% I. Priddio, Chane olf CoUNCIL No,. {1 11, of A. Moets sccond and fourth in Jr. O. U. A. M Thiol, {0-80 Main ftvceh Robort Etraton, Cogncitor; Miss Marias fitoclo. oo'y. © DIVINONM NO. 4, A. G. If, Moot cveory Thursday cvening at § a'cloc} In their hall over $0 Main Street John B. Mabanoy, Prodidcnt; Pat Fick ts NHand, Hoerstary. msc amu ~ HEEMPT VOLUNTEER FIRE Van's Astoctation. Meots at theh Wom, No. 28 Lilm Stroct, avery see- ond Erlday in conch month,. (Chas, A Knndt. Pres: Chag EFS Foloy, Secy. AIIM FRATERNAL ORDHR OPF HA. 885, hold theis mestings aft atdtins fall, $nd and 4th Mondays of «sob month. A. Th Los, W. Prost dont; W. T, Coleman, W. Secrotary + CHAPTEN NO. 73, OR- Diff of Hastorn BHter. Moet first ans thirg of cach month at Ma gonlc Hall, corner of Main and Got tage mit 8 gtelocte p. tm. Flor: A. Juck, Worthy Matrot; Dr. Gay lord J. Pottit, Worthy Patron; Mar &. Mansficld, ffeetotary, n CARTING ANB MOVING Bona. BICKSON'S TRANSFER, , Honldanco, Belf 1682 Af Offices, Home, You Can Find Uo at CULTURE DISTRIBUTION Charges Againercientist In Agricultural Department. we- WIFE QWNED STOCK IN FACTORY While Ho Was Preparing and Revising Bulletins Portraying the Culture as Valuable For Enriching Poor Land. Alleged Culture Had Been Supplied |- by Him to the Concern. Washington, July 28.-In a hearing) ut tho dopartment of agriculture, at which Secretary Wilson, Assistant Socretary Hays, Professor B. T. Gallo- way, chief of the bureau of plant in dustry; George T. Moore of that bu- roait itd two reprosentatives of an ag- rleultural publication were | present, the two last namer made charges that the wife of one of the scientists in the bureau of plant industry owned a block of stock in an Eastern concern manufacturing culture for soil inocu- lation, while the scientist was pre-| paring and rovising bulletins regard- Ing the cnrichment of farms and por- traying the culture as containing vir- wlont forms of bacteria for making poor land rich, It was alloged that publications re- vised by tho officials tended to direct tho {armors to « commercial concern supplying the material because of ex- haustlon of the gupply by the depart- mont. At tho hearing the scientist involved in the allogations admitted that his wifo ownad the stock, that the stock was to come to him in the event that ho severed hig connection with the de- partment and become the bacterologist of tho concern,, but that in the latter part of April he decided to stay with the department and that the stock was no longer held in his family. It was also alleged that the culture had been supplied by the department to the concorn mentioned in undue quintitles, the employs mentloned be- ing charged with shipping 17 pounds in a slugle day, himself prepaying ex- penges. It is said tfiat he admitted this and other shipments, The charges nre under investigation by the depart- mont. Agsistant Secretary Hays is making an Investigation Into the whole qgitoation of the value of culture. Tho persons making the charges an- nounced their intention of bringing the matter before tho president and the department of Justice,. RECALGITRANT WITNESS. a F.A.Peskham's Relations With Holmes, as Told by Secretary Wilson,. Washington, July 28.--F. A, Pecls ham, & Now York broker, refused to answey questions as to his dealings in agricultural products before the grand jury Investigating the cotton report leakage,. | Mo. Peckham was thereupon toll by Triited States District Attorney Beach that unless he (Peckham) changed his mind by today at 11 a. m., when the mand jury convenes, his recaleitrancy would be reported to Judge Wright of the supreme court of the District of Coltmbia, who already has declared ho would punish any witness refusing to roply to proper questions,. The ponglty Ig imprisonment, Secretary Wilson, in his report on tho examination into the affairs of his department by the secret service men, reforvred to Mx. Pockham at some length, saying; - \When Mr, Holmes was questloned about his relations with Mr. Pookham and Mr, VanRiper ho satd that they had all been on very infimate terms socially and that when ha had occasion to visit New York he frequently found that his hotel hills had been paid by Mr. VanRiper or by Mr. Peckham. Mv, Holmes admi's that ho fand Mr. Peckham and 2fr. Haas wore at one time associated in a business yonture, in which Mr. Hoimes was to have an interest equal to the sum 6f $6,000 which he was to receive as a gift from the other members of ie firm.\ MOUNTAIN FEUD FIGHT. Laatdor of One Faction Killed and Two Others Mortally Wounded. Chicago, July 28.--A special to The Dally News from Owingsvillie, Kv. gaysr In a desperate encounter between the Mullins and Fleming factions of feudists, Sot Mullins, leader of the Mullins faction, has been killed; WI im Mullins wounded and Jeff Fism ing fatally hurt. Tho battle took place on Boone Fork In & lonely mountain sectlon near the bomler of Letcher and Pike countios The Mulling were led by Sol Mullins and the Flemings by Sol Fleming The two leaders opened fire on cach other and their men joined in, Sol Mullins led his followers in o fierce charge which the Flemings met with a rain of bullets. Sol and WHI Mullins felt wounded and when Jof Flemiag was seaon to fall the ba'tle ended. Tnited attention was given to the wounded but Sol Mullins died. Iifty ghots were fired Shorift Thacker of Morcer comity LOCKPORT DAILY JOURNAL \1 FRIDAY,JULY 28, 4905, Powder 2 Packages make a Gallon Cost 25 Cents Can be made in 10 minutes, saving time and money, and it's $ always good. Nocook- M ing, heating orfussing. $ Four kinds:; Van- & ills, Chocolate, Straw. M rith berry and Unflavored. If your grocer hasn't it, send his name and ( 25¢. to us and two packages and our illustrated [# : recipe book wiil be mailed you. - The Genesee Pure Food Co., Le Roy, N. Y. BOARD WILL DELAY THE BENDE RHEARING UNTIL FALL. Albany, July 28.-State Fiscal Su- servisor H. H. Bender, has gained his md and secured a delay by the State clvil service commission urtil Septem- ber 11, on the hearing on the charges preferred against him by the Civil Service Reform association. Secretary gchn C. Birdseve, of the vlvil service commission, suid that as there appeared to be no need for the | commission to meet in August, and as it had asked Bender to inform it when he would be ready to go on with the examination of the charges, making it depend on his convenience as to the written Bender that the commission would not have a meeting in Albany before September 11, when it would reccive whatever he had to present. MUST BELIEVE iT When Well-known - Lockport 'Tell It so Plainly. people When public endorsement is made by a representative citizen of Lockport the proof is positive. You must be- lieve it. Read this testimony. Every backache sufferer, every man, womiau. or child with any kidney trouble will find profit in the reading: Henry Brundage, butcher on Locust St., Hvying at 461 Walnut St., says: \In the fall of 1897 I was suffering from backache and lameness fin the region of the kidneys. It was ‘go new thing to me. I had it off and on for a long not rest at night with any comfort,. The lingering dull aching in my back robbed me of energy and kept me feei- ing out of sorts all the time. I got Doan's Kidney Pills and before I had tiken the whole box the lameness meross the loins disappeared and I was porfectly free from my oid trouble. Not only that, but when they cured me they cured me absolutely and permanently. I not only speak for myself but fot other memberstof my family who have used them with equally good results. People have often come to my shop to ask me aboht them. I ha vealways ree- ommended Doan's Kidney Pills and vould not fail to do so because 1 know that they are all right'.\ For sale by all dealers. Price 5¢ cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, New York, sole agents for the United [States, % Romember take no other. the name-Doan's-ana NOTHING MORE DANGEROUS Than Cutting Coms. THE Foot-Ease Sanitary Corn Pad cure by absorption Something cutirely new. 'The sanitary nils and vapors do the work. Sold by all Druggists 250. or by mall. Sample malled FREE,. Address, Allen S, Olm- sted, Le Roy, N. Y. $37.25 to Colorado and Return Via the Nickel Plate Road; Buffalo to Denver, Colorado Springs or Pueblo and return. Tickets on sak August 11th, 12th and 13th. Final re- turn limlt September 25th. For ful particulars, write R. E. Payne. Genera' Agent, 291 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y. 7-26,d&e to S-12-63 New Fast Line to Birmingham, Ala. vas The seaboard Air Line Ruilway now operates through Pullman Drawing Room' Sleeping Cars daily, from New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore anc Washington to Birmingham, Ala., via Richmond, through Virginia, the Car- olinas and Georgia, by far the most attractive route. In addition to this excellent service another daily train carries Pullmar Drawing Room Sleeping Cars to At- lanto, (a., from which point Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars are operated to Birmingham. Dining Cars serving meals & la carte are handled on all Seaboard through trains. With the Seaboard's new line to Birmingham passengers from this section are giver a most excellent double daily service to the Southwest, as indicated above. The Seaboard, with two trains daily is also the shortest and best route to Columbia, Raleigh, Savannah, Jackson- | ville, Tampa and other points through- wont to the scene with a posse and A* | out the South Atlantic States, reatod three of Mullins® faction. Sol! Write for information as to rates Fleming refused to submit to arrest! schedules, etc. and fied with his mon to the mour tains. A battle is feared if his capture Is attempted. | weber cnt vine Meu ue C .A. BTC TLT A.. Bontn the J. J. PULLER, Dist. Pass, Agt., No. 1411 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 7-26,4 to 8-31 GOING TO THE FARMERS' PICNic Tho Kind You Have Always Bought + Saturday, uly 26th? Speciat train on Bignature h the New York Central direct to Wilson 2 af A7 L mam T | leaves Lockport 8:17 a. m. presentation of his defense, that he had | time and when I thad a spell I coula 1 ierve he has. ELECTRIC ROAD WRECK, Express Train Collided: With Stationary Train. 23 PEOPLE DEAD:; MANY INJURED. First Car of Express, Crowded With People, Was Smashed and Only Six of the Occupants Escaped-First Se- rious Accident on an Electric Rail way in England. Liverpool, July 28.-An electric «x press train on the Lancashire and Yorkshire railroad, bound from Liver pool to Southport, collided last even- ing with an empty stationary train af the Hall Road station, causing the death of 23 persons and the injury of many others. The first car of the ex press, which was crowded, was smash ed to pieces and only siz of its occr- pants escaped. The road was recently given au electric equipment. This is the first serious accident that has occurred on an electric rail- way in England and it filled with hor- ror the numerous waiting passengers standing at the Hall Road station who were spectators of the disaster. The collision lifted the first car of the express completely off the steel frame and crashed it down again on the unfortunate passengers, 20 of whom were killed outright. More of them would have been killed but for the presence of mind of a Liv- erpool architect who, seeing that a collision was inevitable, shouted to his fellow passengers to throw themselves upon the floor of the car. Almost immediately after the crash the wreckage burst into flames. The mangled bodies of the dead and the cries of the injured vainly beseeching that they be extricated from the burn- ing wreckage formed a terrible scene and many women on the platform fainted. 'The victims included several womén and children. Fortunately the badly injured number comparatively few, The cause of the collision is un- known. | ENGINEER STRICKEN IN court. Jury Was Probing Death of First Man Killed by His Engine In 22 Years. ' New York, July 28.-Poillsn Elliot. an engineer on the New York Central railroad, had a stroke of.apoplexy in Coroner Berry's court in the Bronx while a jury was deliberating on th death of William D. Lasatkmann, a track walker, who was killed by El|. liot's engine on June 19. Elliot was unconscious when the foreman announced that the jury bad exonerated him. He was taken 'to the Lebanon hospital. His condition is serious, * It was brought out that Laackmann jumped in frount of Elliot's train while running from a blast which had been set off by workmen employed by the New York Central Construction com- pany. Elliot testified that he had been an engineer 22 years, but it was the first time his engine had killed any one. He was very nervous during the inquest, and five minutes after the jury retired he collapsed. The jury decided that Laackmann came to his death through the negli- gence of the construction company. ~ Question of Pythian Home., Ogdensburg, July 28.-The New York state grand lodge, Knights of Pythias, closed its sessions here last night. The matter of the establish- ment of a Pythian home, reported upon adversely by the grand chancel lor, was debated at length and finally referred to the home trustees, with power to act. The grand lodge has a fuhd of $100,000 for the purpose. Gloversville was chosen for the next grand lodge session. Only three uni- form rank companies compéted in the prize drill, the awards being as fol- lows: Auburn first, Rochester second and Oswego third. A handsome statuette was presented to retiring Grand Chancellor Holtz of Rochester. s Revenues of San Domingo. Washington, July 28.-The revenue; of the republic of Santo Domingo col- lected under the modus vivendi be- tween President Roosevelt and the Dominican government by American officials commissioned by the Domini- can government, amount to $331,648 for April and May. Of this amount there has been placed in the City Na- tional bank of New York to the credit of the trust fund for the benefit of the creditors of the republic $157,313. This money will be held until the Unit- ed States senate has taken action in the matter. Wreck on Guernsey Island.. Guernsey, Channel Islands, July 2%. -Alarge French freight steamer wont ashore on the west coast of this island. It is believed that the vessel, «lue name of which is not known wiil be n total wreck. There was no loss of lie. It was at first reported that the steamer was a trans-Aflartic liner. The fog continues. NERVOUSNESS AND NERVE. 'The morte nervous a man is, the les» . That sounds paradoxi- cal-but it isn't; for nerve is stamina. Hood's Sarsaparilla gives nerve. It tones the whole system, perfects diges- tion and assimilation, and is therefore the best medicine a nervous person can take. It you get tired easily, mentally or physically, take it-it will do you good. DR. PENNLR'S KIDNEY at - Backache All diseases of Kidneys, Bladder, Urinary Organs. Also Rheumatism, Back ache, HeartDiscase.Gravel, Dropsy, Female Troubles. Don't become discouraged. 'There is a cure for you. If necessary write Dr. Fenner Hoe has spent a life time curing just such cases as yours. All consultations Free, \I suffered a long timewith what the doctors claimed was lumbago. Was down in bed un- able to move without great pain. Two bottles % Dr. Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure cempletely cured me and I have had no return of the trouble nor any signs of rheumatism. FRED BRANDT, Dyer, Muncie, Ind.\ Druggists, 50c., $1. Ask for Cook Book-FREE For sale by Clay W. Parsons, W. J. Huntley, Reynolds & Pomeroy. b WEAVER'S DRUG STORE Goods rices Right. - PRESCRIPTIONS We give what the doctor wants you to have, GLASS We have the largest stock in the city. CIGARS Try a Weaver's Special. will not be disappointed. ' CANDY | Schrafft's Chocolates and Bon Bons. . H. A. ROBINSON, Pharmacist, 86 MAIN STREET. Both Phones, _ You PROPOSALS - FOR BONDS OF THE CITY OF LOCKPORT,. Lockport, N, Y., July 25, 1905. - Notice is hereby given that the City Treasurer will receive sealed propos- als at his office in the City Building until August 4, 1905, at 10 o'clock a. m., and Sell to the highest bidder, but not less than par value, the following described bonds: $4,000 for the purpose of making Repairs and Improvements to the Hawley Street Schol Building Said bonds to be dated August 4, 1905, and to bear interest at the rate of fouf per cent. per annum, payable annual ly. Principal payable in five equal successive, annual, instalments from date of issue. Princinal and interest payable at the office of the City Treas- urer in the City of T ockport. M These bonds are issued pursuant to Chapter 364 of the Laws of 1905, of the State of New York. B. M. HUTCHESON, 7-25-di0t City Treasurer. DID IT EVER OCCUR TO YOU That Rail Tickj'ets. are Accepted on D. & B. Qaily Line Steamers? Under special arrangement with the Michigan Central, Wabash and Grana Trunk Railways, all classes of tickets reading via these lines between Detroit and Buffalo, in either direction, will be accepted for transportation on D. & B. steamers. Send two cent stamp for illustrated booklet. Address D. & B. STBAMBOAT CO., Dept. A. Detroit, Mich.. T-26,deiw $10.00 Buffalo. to Atlantic City and __ Return, Friday, August 4th, via Lehigh Valley R. R. Tickets good 15 days. Stop- over allowed at Philadelphia on return trip. Write W,. B. Wheeler, 869 Main St., Buffalo, N. Y., for full information and descriptive literature. 7-26,4 to 8-4 NEW YORK CENTRAL EXCURSION TO THOUSAND ISLAND PARK, Account New York State Grange Day, Monday, August 14th. On above date the New York Cen- tral will sel special excursion tickets to Thousand Island Park and return, at rate of $5.00 from Lockport. Tickets good #oing in trains leaving Lockport at 9:13 a. m. and 7:14 p. m. and are good returning on or before Thursday, August 17th, giving patrons three days among the Thousand Is- lands.. 7-25-d8t-c4t HAVE YOU TAKEN THE SEARCH- LIGHT TRip? Ct Leave Lockport Tuesday, Thursday or Saturday at 7:07 p. m. on the New York Central and connect at Niagara Falls station with Searchlight cars di- rect to the Whirlpool Rapids. This is positively the most pleasing as well as wonderful trip ever made. Trains leave Niagara Falls every night at 10 o'clock for Lockport, T-18-48¢ 4c LOOK AT THE RATE TO DENVER, COoLORADo, € At the City Ticket office, Lockport, round trip tickets will be sold August 11, 12 and 18 to Denver, Colorado, good for return until Sept. 28. at the very low rate of $39.05. _ 7-20-46 cat THE WHIRLPOOL RAPIDS BY . - SEARCHLIGHT, Excursion on the New York Central every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- day only The. Leave at 7:07 p. m. and arrive in Lockport 10:45 p. m, T-18-d8¢ 4c suit Amended Bill For Receiver For the Equit- able's $421,000,000 Assets.. 44 POLICY HOLDERS INCLUDED. Complaint Alleges That Funds of the Society Habe Been and Are Being Fraudulently and Negligently Used and That Large Sums Are Allowed to Remain Uninvested. (Continued from First Page.) rrr surance funds of the society were a} lowed by it to remain uninvested on deposit in banks and trust companies, without adequate interest, in many of which bauks and trust companies the -| said officers and directors of the so-\ ' clety, or many of them, were large stockholders, for the purpose of se- curing pecuniary benefit to such offi- cers and directors: individually; and such undue and unreasonable cash balances existed since at least the year 1900.\ Reciting the purchase of the Hyde stock by Thomas F. Ryan the com- plaint then denies the legality of the election of directors who are not stock holders of the society. The complaint goes on: > . \The assurance funds held by the society have been fraudulently and negligently, and are being wasted and mismanaged and lost to the extent of many millions of dollars; it is without a legally chosen board of directors and the real value of the property held by it is unknown and speculative,\ Reverting to a statement that the defendant society \has wilfully and ' negligently and fraudulently. misman- aged and, through its Officers and agents, misappropriated the said as- surance funds,\ the complain asserts that the \said defendant is wholly un- able to repay the amount of such: wasted and misappropriated moneys to said fund for the benefit of your an- nuitants, and your orator avers that the said defendant is wholly insolvent in consequence thereof.\ x' won __ e NOT OWNED BY STANDARD. That Company Not Responsible For Vesse! Which Landed Hiicit o Tobacco. ‘ New York, July 28% -The steamer Diamant, from which $200,000 worth of Sumatra tobacco which was seized by government officers at Bayonne, N. J. Wednesday,-is supposed to have bsen landed, is not owned by the Standard Oil company and that company is in no way responsible for her. This an mouncement was made by Philip Rap recht;-New York agent for the steam er. Ruprecht issued the following statement: \The .morning papers referred to a seizure of tobacco on the premises of a junk dealer in Bayonne, It is claim ed that the tobacco was landed from the tank steamer Diamant last wok. onne on. Sunday the statement caunot be confirmed. The Diamant dis a Ger- man steamer owned in Hamburg, which was loading oll at the Stan lard Oil company's works, The agent of the steamer is gcting in conjunction with the collector, to discover, if pos- sible, the guilty parties who may be part of the crew of the German steam- er. The Standard Oil company has responsible for the steamer,\ Prisoner in Coldlstorage. Paterson, N. J., July 28. - John Faure, an Italian of No. 161 Lyon street, slashed John Scotti of No. 76 Butler street because the latter gold Faure's name and address to a girl whom Faure had insulted. Faure, who was accompanied by his wife, lay in wait for Scotti near his home. the men and was cut about the wrist. Scotti was cut in the neck and hands. Faure was captured by butchers of a beef company and placed in the cold storage vault. All the fight was chill ed out of him when the patrol wagon errived. He was held in $500 bail... nari FOR OVER sIXTY YEars Mrs, Winsiow's Soothing Syrup ha: been used by millions of mothers fo» their children while teething. If dis- turbed at night and broken of you rest by a sick child suffering and cry Ing with pain or Cutting Téeth, sen at once and get a bottle of \Mrs. Wins low's Soothing Syrup\ for Children Teething. It will relleve the poor lit. tle sufferer immediately. Depend upon it, mother, there is no mistake abon: It. It cures Diarrhoea, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Inflamma- tion, and gives tone and snergy to the whole system. \Mrs. Winslow's Sooth. Ing Syrup\ for children teething is pleasant to the taste and is the pre- scription of one of the oldest and best male physicians and nurses in the United _ States, Price - twenty-five cents a bottle. Sold iby all druggists throughout the world. Be sure and ask for \Mrs Winslow's 'Boothing Syrup.\ CURE SICK HEADACHR, Genuine Must Bear Fac-Simile Signature . Women love a clear, Realthy com- plexon. Pure blood makes 'it. Bur- _! dock Blood Bitters makes pure blood. but as this steamer sailed from Lay nothing to do with the case and is not | Mrs. Faure attempted to get between | Adam, ___ { Meldrum & / AndersonCol 896-408 MAIN STAEET, BUFFALO, N.Y., NEWEST Summer Fabrics ABOUT - Half Price This week we begin a clearing § sale of all Summer Fabrics tof make way for the new Fall goods R which are now coming in. wre Summer Silks .HABUTA| WASH SILK 50e Corded: Habutai ..........25¢ j T5e Brocaded Habutal ........49cf 50¢c Plain Habutal ............39c q T5e'36-inch Habutal ..........58c B SATIN FOULARDS. j $1 Liberty Foulards. 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