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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AXD CHRONICLE, THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1904. 5 ONTARIO. LITTLE MONEY IN THE BEAN CROP THE CURE OF PEACH CROP ENDANGERED Bsd Nerves Cause the Agony Farmers Had Many Difficulties to Con Thev lie and play hob with yon. The only way to miko them behave "t'nemseives la to reconstruct them Dr. L.

It Maarot's MAY RECENT COLD SNAP PROVE FATAL. TAX BUDGET OF ORLEANS COUNTY WORK COMPLETED BY THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. FIGURES FOR THE TOWNS Items Contained in the County Tax -Budget Charges on the Different TcUns of the County. The Totcn Audits. VIEWS OF A FRUIT RAISER Eeconstrcctive i ablets.

Convenient to carry. Easy to take. Prompt la acuon. i-atisfactory in results. Train Service in Bad Condition AH Day at Canandaitrua, Jan.

2. TralTio has been demoralized ail day Ions in this place, owing to various conditions, and beginning with the blocked condition of the tracks on the Central-Hudson east of here, by the slight snowfall, which, light as it was. was of such a nature that it drifted into the cuts anil formed a stubborn resistance to the wheels of the locomotives, on the trains from the East. To add to the trouble east of here, the locomotive on the westbound train due here at 7:20 A. M.

was partially derailed by the ash pan falling on to the track as it was leaving Chapinville. For several hours this de-laved traffic from both directions. NERVOUS, BLOOD and CHRONIC DISEASES And the Unqualified Success Attained in Restoring to Health So-called Incurable Cases. Places At 4sslss or i'rcct or. receipt price.

75C. FCH TWO WEEKS' TREATMENT, jfidtoti' tr Saornl RrrrKttnrtle Tablrt Seneca County Man Says the Extreme Loa Temperature Has Killed Peach Buds and "Buds of Tender Varieties of Grapes. Seneca Fulls. Jan. 20.

The recent cold snap, it is claimed, will be fatal to the peach crop ia Seneca county, and more or The Rochester Eastern Kapid Rail- less so to grapes. A well known fruit way compaiiy kept its tracks open, but Albion, Jan. 20. The supervisors have completed their work of spreading the taxes Orleans county. The total stat-and county tax levied on the towns this years, for all purposes, is as follows: Albion, Rarre Op Carlton, Clarendon, OS-Games, 13.207.21; Kendall, 73; Murray, 15.7j.;....S7; Ridgewav.

$28.3 K'M- raiser who has spent nearly all his life tend With This Season Drop in the Price. I Livonia. Jan. 20. The raising of bean is one of the principle industries of the surrounding territory, and the trials which attend it are many, especially has this been so the past year.

The dry weather of the late spring brought the seeding time at least a month later. Then the midsummer rains were so copious that cultivating was interfered with until it was too late. This allowed the weeds to beuie so large that the g-owth of the beans was dwarfed, hence u. small number of bushels to the acre. Many fields of beans, after cutting, were out in the storms from three to four weeks, nearly destroying the whole crop, spotting some beans, turning others entirely brown, and sometimes leaving all so soft that they were not salable.

Generally the beau crop is all threshed by the latter part of November, but this year it is not done yet. The immense amount of snow that blocks the roads, making it impossible for the machines to get about, being one cause, the lateness of the gathering another, and the last, an unheard of cause before, the freezing of the beans in the mow so hard it is- impossible to get them out. In the last case, the crop will be an entire loss. Prices last fall were rery high and indications pointed to their going higher, and the hope of the farmers kept up, but the prices fell and they are so low row that the crop will hardly pay for in a study of weather conditions and their in the early morning experienced some trouble, owing to the- closely packed snow in the cuts west of here. Jlln fleet upon fruit, says that peaches cannot What Nerves are Responsible for.

yThether you an sick or not. if your nerves are QforiW and knocked out. they will make tlsat every dl-easo under the sun is h- d'n in anatomy. fvre are no greater liars on earth than cls-nr4rvu nerves. They toil the brain that theia is Min hero, or there is agony there.

tSe'a tfifv prov themselves tha veriest Imps vet tioard'of They will tw itch and pull, jer' and wt parts or all of the body to t-pnikins or shaking. Wienta-y g-t to Uatng this you f.nd you can't r.lcrnt, y.wr stomach Is disturbed and tj the fiHid you put la it If It can help iltou msuglno yu have female weakness or hare tot vur manhood, your kidneys tail to wo-KfeU. vou can't seem to remember a thin? for a-e minutes, appetite drops oft and you feel fuerail all run down. Tats may be brought oc by drinking tv tr.u s-uokfng or chewing too much j.ic"0i' cr using other stimulant or narcotic I' may be overwork, worry, too much or hat not? Whatever the cause, V. is the nerves are ail out of COMMITTEES NAMED IT BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 47 South Clinton Street, Rochester, N.

WITHOUT A PEER AS A SPECIALIST. C-The Oldest Established Specialist in the City. oiieioy, lutes, $13,020.00. The following figllres make up the items of the county tax budget: County judge salary, district-attorney's salarv, superintendent of the poor, $sOO; county treasurer, surrogate's clerk JFUOO; supervisor's clerk, $3i0; county janitor, 84'Mt; school commissioners expenses. $44 surrogate's stenographer, jail physician's salary.

$40- contin sfand a temperaturo lower than lo decrees below zero, and that the buds upon all the trees which lie has examined within ft day or two are dead. That they will blossom as usual in the spring, but will drop to the ground as th.ou.eh blasted. And he applies the same rule to the more tender varieties of grape vines, especially those located some distance from open or running water. There are few lapse peach orchards in northern Seneca, but there is hardly a. farmer who does riot raise a few peaches.

In the central and southern portion of the country there are many large peach orchards and vineyards, and if the prediction List of Standing Committees for the Coming Year Handed Down by Chairman Warner. Canandaigua, Jan. 20. Chairman D. 11.

Warner, of the Board of Supervisors, has appointed the following standing committees for the year: Plain Talks On Matters Of Vital Importance. The grandeur and majesty of perfect manhood are subjects whb-h have drawn from poets and philosophers of all ages floods of thought happily expressed, that fill untold volumes. Unffon said: "Man has strength and majesty; beauty and grace are the dowry of the other sex." If a perfect man is the symbol of strength and majesty, what about thnae who permit themselves to become saturated with blood and speelue disease and make no effort to obtain relief through the best special skid and escape from its grasp? tue man who is tainted with either of the sneciHl lUenp which nnUnn tTi hlnnd. wt vtack and need reconstructing, rebuilding, It Is the only way to make them The other conditions will fipmseives. gent poor fund, court expenses, contingent county fund.

Medina Military Company, county audits, $24,410.07. The total town charges on the several towns, are as follows: Albion. $10 72-6-Barre, Carlton, $4,502.70: Clar endon, Kendall, Gaines, Murray, $7 707 TO-Ridgewav. Shelby, ST.OOsioSj Yates, proves true there will be more or less of a shortage in these two crops in Seneca county this year. Varpearss tae nerves get well, nfvd a ra kaee of Or.

L. X. Maurot's as the result of exposure. If he does not seek the proper source nnd obtain a cure, will eventually become a burden to himself, to say nothing of his unfitness to enjoy the society of those of the opposite sex. or even the association of healthy, noble men, whom he is sure to meet In the various walks of life Tablets.

They positively feed nerves. They cure quickly Into tae ENGINEERS AT WORK. Not only this, but the manly vigor of true manhood will eventually be either Impaired or lost by implication of the actual structural formation of the dellcar organism. If he does not obtain the cure modern medical methods nTord he will voluntarily class himself with the already overcrowded ranks of nonentities. Married at ebster.

Ontario, Jan. 20. The marriage of Cornelius Closser, of Ontario, to Miss Mary C. Hessman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Frederick Hessman, of Webster, was celebrated to-day at the Webster Holy Trinity Church. Equalization, Messrs. Rose, Van Voor-his, Herendeen, Ilolcomb, Reed; County Buildings, Thompson, Ottley, Gates; Finance, Itoy, Cribb, Thompson: Sheriffs Office and Accounts, Lyon, Burt, Van Arsdale; Treasurer's Office and Accounts, Van Voorhis, Lyon, Coykendall; County Clerk's aud Surrogate's Offices and Accounts, Beach, Ottley, Wheaton; County Poor and Superintendent's Accounts, Herendeen, Rose, Reed: Coroners and Coroners' Accounts, Ottley, Wheaton, Justices' and Constables' Accounts, Ilolcomb, Lyon, Burt: Priming and Printers' Accounts. Van Arsdale. Reach, Roy; Civil Claims, Gates, Van Voorhis, Thompson; Armory, Rose.

Cribb. Lyon; Erroneous Assessments and Unpaid Highway Labor, Covkendall, Roy, Herendeen; United States Deposit Fund, Burt, an Arsdale, and permanently an n-e grow lug out cf disordered nerves. Dr. Maiirct's Tablets are made from' a prescription of a famous French ptyt-caa, had used if for years with uuifiU-In? success, lie absolutely relied upon it and it iiwravs cured. Ail Cruc-ists sell the tablets.

Get a package to-day and be wejl to-morrow. Iwu wecii' treatment only costs 7j cents. Varicocele erifying the Survey of Lioe for a New Trolley Road. Sen ca Falls. Jan.

20. A corp of surveyors in the employ of the S. F. ikv Cayuga I.ako Traction Company are engaged in making a verification of a recent survey of a line likely to be used by the road. The survey runs up Cayuga street in this village, at present without electric car service, to the New York Central tracks, and then south of the Central SUPERINTENDENTS OF FAIR APPOINTED Will Serve Orleans County Agricultural Society Next Fall Committees for the Year.

Albion. Jan. 20. The following (superintendents for the annual Orleans county fair have been appointed for the season of General superintendent, J. It.

Crnn- Railway Co. Clearing Away Snow. Immediately following the demand of the city upon the Rochester Railway Company for proper clearing away of the snow from the streets aud crosswalks, the company yesterday had out all the teams It could get, working on Monroe avenue, Clarissa street, Alien, Main and State streets and South avenue. Scrapers and plows were kept at Whatever may be the cause of varicocele. Its Injurious effects are too well known for extended comment.

Suffice to say that It depresses the mind, weakens the body, racks the nervous system, and ultimately leads to complete loss of vital power. If you are a victim of this di-e disease come to my office and let me explain to you my process of treating it. You will then not wonder why I have positively cured more than T'H) cases of varicocele during the past 12 months. Under my treatment the patient improves from the very beginning. All pain Instantly ceases.

Soreness and swelling nuick-ly subside. The pools of stagnant blood are forced from the dilated veins, which rapidly assume their normal size, strength and soundness. Ail Indications of disease nnd weakness vanish completely, and In their stead come the pride, power and the pleasures of perfect health and restored manhood. Woman Healths Beach; Grand Jury Lists, Cribb. Gates, Covkendall: Law and Legislation.

Warner, Van Voorhis, Rose: Insurance, Wheaton, Thompson. Herendeen; Accounts of Supervisors, Reed, Holcomb, Beach. RAINES-CURTICE. Stricture. work and quite a little was accomplished in the way of removing the dangerous snow ridges that hnd been thrown up by the company's plows.

It is claimed that the expense the company has met in clearing away snow thus far this winter exceeds the amount paid out for the entire winter last year. road to the intersection of the river and canal. From that point by a trestle some titty feet high and several hundred feet in length, over the Seneca river and the canal to a point near llestvale cemetery, and above the proposed Lohidi extension eastward throrch the fields to Cayuga lake, which it is proposed to cross by a stone abutment and steel bridge. The plans of the company are to equip the road with rnpid. modern cars, sixty feet in length, which will be a great im- Youngest Son of Senator Raines Mar-ried to Miss Lola Curtice.

rnr.nTvdaisma. Jan. 2'V George Rich dail; horses. F. B.

Marshall and Jobn B. Howard; cattle, William Sohrader; swine, Jerome Brace; sheep, Frank Gray; poultry, W. C. Howard and Culver Babbitt; domestic hail, Mr. and Mrs.

li. O. Smith; vegetable hall. E. E.

Aiiis; dairy hall and art gallery, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Howe; fruit.

F. A. Stousrhton: flowers, Millie Van Epps; cookery, Mrs. Sarah Eattin; farm implements, Ora Lee. The following named are the committees for the year: On Grounds, T.

Lamont, I F. Garrett. E. A. Rowley: Speakers, L.

II. Beach. I). I. Culver, W.

II. Whipple; Band, W. II. Whipple. Harvey Blood, Senator Curtice.

Young Smith Acquitted. J. I.yna Smith, who with several other boys, was arrested on a charge of burglary m.ond Raines, youngest son of John Raines, and Miss L'da provement upon those now in use. If the plans of the Lehigh as promised by those connected with that oompanv materialize. Curtice, were me of the lat- daughter of Mrs.

Anna D. united in marriage at the and petit larceny, In connection with the burglarizing of a house on Atlantic avenue. erem ony was per- ter at noon to-day. The the present year will be notable for the i amount of railroad work done in Seneca last Friday night, was discharged in police It matters not how long you have suffered from stricture, nor how many dlfferfnt doctors have dlsapoplnted you, I will cure you Just as certainly as you come to me for treatment. I will not do it by cutting or dilating.

Mv treatment Is new. entirely original with me, and perfectly painless. It completelv dissolves the stricture and permanently removes every obstruction from the urinary passage. It stops every unnatural discharge, allays all Inflammation, reduces the prostate tiland when enlarged. cleanses the bladder aud kidneys, invigorates the organs and restores health and soundness to every part of the body affected by the disease.

Specific Blood Poison. On account of Its frightful hideousness this is commonly called the kinar of all venereal diseases. It may be either hereditary or contracted. Once the system is tainted with it. the disease may manifeet itseif in the form of scrofula, eczema, rheumatic pains, stiff or swollen joints, eruptions or copper-colored spots on face or body, little ulcers ia the mouth or on the tongue, sore throat, swollen tonsils, falling out 'if the hair or eyebrows, and finally a leprous-like decay of the flesh, and bones.

If you have any of these or similar symptoms consult me immediately. if find your fears unfounded I will quickly unburden your mind. But if your Constitution Is Infected with this virus I will tell you so frankly and show you how to get rid ef it. My special treatment for blood poison is the result of many years' work and operation, and Is indorsed by the best physicians of America and F.urope. It contains no dangerous drugs or Injurious medicines of any kind.

It goes to the very bottom of the disease and forces out every particle of impurity. Soon every sign and symptom of specific poison disappears completely and forever. The blood, the tissue, the flesh, the bones and the whole system is cleansed, purified and restored to perfect health, and the patient prepared anew for the duties and pleasures of life. county. court by Judge Chadsey Tuesday afternoon.

pr; sence of only th imme-. by Rev. Lewis Reed, gregatio i a 1 Cb rch. formed in the diate relative pastor of the I. I.

Culver; Printing, A. W. Barnett, -d' the court stating that there was no evidence a gown of embossed chif- The bride wort to implicate young Smith In any way. It was stiowu that one of the otuer bovs visit 1 a carrie river WiMte laneiu, auo The bride ed Smith at his home, and the latter's asso shower bono of bride roses, ciation with the other caused hint to be sus S. E.

Howard. L. II. Beach; Special Attractions. P.

T. Lamont, 1. I. Culver, Clark Allis. The last named committee has been instructed to procure some good attractions for the next fair.

In the cattle list of premiums. $1 has been added to all the first premiums ia the entire list, and premiums on 3-year-old grade bulls were stricken out. Old Resident of Seneca Falls. Seneca Falls, Jan. 2i.

Mrs. Abigail Mnore. widow of Lyniiin F. Moore, died about. 4 o'clock this morning, at her home on East I'uyard street, aged SO years.

Moore had spent nearly her whole life here, and had lived for half a century in the notice where she died. She leaves one daughter. "Irs. Kate E. I ay, who made her home with her mother, and two brothers, Charles J.oiiif, of Fulton, X.

aiel groom were unattended. Fol.owiug the ceremony the guests, numbering thirty-five, sat down to a welding breakfast, served" by Mrs. Higinhotham. a Vi- tor r.otorer The tables were decorated in pected. Will Meet Endeavorers.

Ogden Von Vogt, of Boston, general secre tary of the Fnited Societies of Christian En decorations 1 OB 3 pink and white, and the house deavor, wlil be In Rochester on Saturday and potted plants. consisted of palms anil Mr. and Mrs. Raines will be at home Impotency. Sunday next.

On Saturday evening at o'clock, Mr. Von Vogt will meet local mem BALDWIN-BLISS. Long of Iowa. and Jonn (Tit APE MARK.) Yale's 10th, at Xo. 3 Hubbill after February rroom is a inemer ot tuo law street.

The bers of the Christian Endeavor, informally at the Y. if. C. A. building, and will speak to the society at Falrport on Sunday after noon and evening.

Rochester Girl in Quarantine. Women or firm of Webster. Strauss. Mea lvalues, of Rochester, and the bride is one of the charming young women of Canandaigua social circles. Senator John Raines came up from Albany to be present at the wedding, and other out-of-town guests included the groom's brothers and sisters from New York and Philadelphia.

Received an Appointment at Washington. Seneca Falls. Jan. 2. George Thorpe of this viiiage.

through Congressman W. GP.ett. has scoured r.n appointive position in the folding department of the Congressional printing otih-e at Washington. The salary is $75 per month, wirii a summer vacation, and Mr. Thorpe, who is a worthy young man and a zealous Republican.

i being eotiirrutulated by his Miss Louise K. Hunt, daughter of J. Sixty Guests Present at Their Marriage in Albion Last Evening. Albion. Jan.

20 The wedding of Miss Eliza I'diss to Henry B. Baldwin tooit place this evening at o'clock at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Bliss, of this village. Rev.

Dr. A. E. Wathe united the couple, who were surrounded by pretty effects iu vines and palms, under a bell of carnations and smilax. There were about sixty guests present.

K. Hunt, of this city, is quarantined in Wells College, at Aurora. N. because surpasses in ire -it everything nswn for curing aSecting tha generative organs. FREE jSSPLEE.

of an epidemic of smallpox that has broken Men. manv of von are now reaping the result of your former folly. Your manhood Is and' will soon be lost unless you do something for yourself. There is no time to lose. Impotency.

like all nerve diseases, is never on the standstill. With it you can make no compromise. F.ither you must master It or It wiil master you. and nil vour future with misery and Indescribable woe. I have treated so many cases of this kind that I am familiar with them as you are with the very daylight.

Once cured by me you will never again be bothered with prematnreness. weak organs, nervousness, failing memory, loss of ambition or other symptoms which rob you of your manhood and absolutely unfit you for study, business, pleasure or marriage. My treatment for weak men will correct ail these evils, and restore yon to what nature intended a hale, heaithv, hftppv man, with physical, mental and vital powers complete. My consultation and oneraring rooms are thoroughly equipped with every facility essential to the most modern methods of practice, and my references, both profesionnl and financial, are among the best citizens of Rochester and vicinity, who have been cured by me and made Teapoy. I want every afflicted man to fully and freiy Investigate my treatment.

I use no uo electric belts, nor other fraudulent devices so common nowadays. My education, my experience, my conscience condemn all such quackery. I treat each case separately, scientifically, closely watching it and carefuily following Its symptoms with varied remedies through every stage, and stake my repn-etion on the result. SPECIAL NOTICE. Most cases can be treated successfully at home.

One personal visit Is preferred, but If it is Impossible or Inconvenient for you to call at my office, write me a full and unreserved history of your case, plainly stating your symptoms, and I will diagnose your case FREE. out there. The young ladies, she says in inen.js up ill preierment. NARROW ESCAPE. letter home, are debating the advisabil I-'; iry of leaving in a body, though the neaitn otSeers of the village would probably pro Pet Sa GENESEE.

The bride wore a costume of white silk mull over taffeta, en train, trimmed with hibit it. i A Shortsville Family Almost Overcome ith Coal Gas. Shortsville. Jan. 20.

What might have been a fourfold fatality was narrowly averted at an early hour this morning by the timely awakening of Mrs. John Fye Accident io the Lake Shore Limited While Passing Through Batavia. Bishop M'Quaid in South Rt. Rev. Bernard J.

McQuaid, bishop of Rochester, is on a three weeks' visit in accident attached sfo-ith The bishoo was the guest of 2. A I ah of an Limi o'd 1. east bound. rue the of Booth street. The restlessness child loeniuc beside her disturb- Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia la atavia.

Jan. in .1 the Lake Sli iiioriutfg, at through thi- s'-rioM-, IT V1P. FAILS. ThoussBtSs cf Testimonials ic-r Rddrance. lace and completed by the bridal veil, and she carried a shower bouquet of bride roses.

The ring-bearer was Miss Pearl Rlis. the bride's sister, and Miss May Baldwin, a sister of the groom, was the flower girl. P.oth wore pretty gowns of pink silk and carried pink carnations. Miss Lillian Shotwell. of Elba, played the wedding march.

The bridal table was laid for twelve and was decorated in pink and green. There were a number of guests from out of town. nighr. leaving the Quaker City to-day for A mother, who. though in only a semi-conscious state, recognized the deadly smell of coal gas.

and with a great effort sex. Savannah, Ga. Bishop McQuaid will be entertained by Bishop Kelley of Savannah r. Charges for Treatment Low and Meiicines Furnished. Daily Office Hours 9 A.

M. to 8 P. M. Sundays 9 A M. to 12 M.

Consultation Free and Invited. fur three weeks, when he will return to emeu 1. was trie the aroused herself sufficiently to reach store, change the drafts and open this city. Discharged and Rearrested. FRF o'clock, while pass-go.

was although both will narrow liarge i Engineer Mil-Toe water bar on 'oke and in an in-iiied willi fire and out and Miller, who jumped shut off of cat. wind to a standstill and the train to Rocii- box George VVcirz, charged with grand larceny STEUBEN. nt oi'- a bar: Wor door of the house. The son, who was not so seriously affected. to call in medical aid and all were finally restored to consciousness.

Mr. Fye and family very recently moved to this village from Rochester. ated yesterday in police court upon for the window. Ho was arrested for burglary but was not indicted. The charge was then changed.

appropriating funds belonging to the Corpus Christ! li ranch of the C. M. B. A. r.

cf Death of One of the Old Residents wns discharged in police court yesterday tile charge being withdrawn. lie was lm luediat' Iv rearrested on two warrants charg Canisteo A Native of Dansville. Canisteo. 2b Mrs. Elizabeth Ash-haugh.

who has been a resident of for a great many years, died at her S2.T0 and Officers of Rochester Eastern. Canaudaigua. Jan. 2. The first at-nual nvotifig of the Rochester fc Eastern Rapid He will be ar ing petit larceny, by taking belonging to the branch, ralgned to-day.

ed yesterday for driving across city bridges faster than a walk, in violation of the ordinance. The first three were taken on the Vincent street bridge by Officer Pearson. Brockenshire was arrested at the I'latt street bridge by Officer Sander. Conductor Arrests Passenger, Wesley Truesdale, conductor of a I.yell avenue street car, yesterday afternoon arrested Lawrence Heyer on the charge of annoying him by disorderly acts and language. Sergeant O'Grady happened to be on the car and the conductor turned Heyer over to him.

It Is said Heyer abused the conductor. aged i bome on Academv street. Tuesday. I Railway Company has been bold, and the in Dansville, in She was bora SI years. Arrested for Burglary.

Robert Mason was arraigned In polic court yesterday on a charge of burglary and larceny by breaking into the house of Fordham, No. X5 Penn street, and stealing a suit of clothes and a gold ring. He plead ed not guilty and the case was put over a week. Detectives McDonald and Spilling made the arrest Well Known in Batavia. a.

2i'. Mrs. Martha Fire F.scapes on the Armory. 1S21. Ti, leaves two daughters, Ros Fire Marshal Waiter yesterday approved die I the Woodward.

Xo. 371" Allen her ti of the plans for two fire escapes to be erect lmy, of chim Weeks and Mrs. James li following have been ob-ofed officers: President. William B. Conistock: vice-president and engineer.

Fred W. Walker: treasurer. Henry A. Halgh; secret! ry. W.

A. Com-sfock; th" for going and Eugene II. Satter-lee, of Rochester, and Walter II. Koapp. Oscar N.

Frar.e. Ib G. Broad and J. II. on State Armory.

On account of the A. lb am Ashbaugh, Canisteo. and one son, host or, this morning. 1 known resident of many social functions held In the buiidin Hornellsville. who resides in r.

there is but one stairway. It was fori -v kA Sh was the widow of th A. Woodward, one of the pi thought necessary to have fire escapes. The this late Ulcer Mrs. sur- the di- Canandaigua, form ol 1 1 1 tie a if.

will be steel stairways to the ground, one Pardee, rectors. 1 all county bar. 7- fears old. She on the east and one on the west side of the INDICTED TIMES l- i i i one SHULTS SEVEN building. Died in Convulsions.

Margaret. Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank DintrufT, of No. 07 Anderson street, was seized with convulsions ou Tuesday died before a phs'sician could arrive.

Cor ner KIl'lp granted a certificate of death from convulsions caused by diseased kidneys. For Cruelty to Animals. Herman Gasser pleaded guilty to a charge of cruelty to animals In police court yesterday morning and was sentenced to pay a fine of $10. He was arrested for driving a horse that was so lame that It had to be shot. Wo i M- 1 Fa I SCHUYLER.

Bogus Ring Man Convicted. a White bogus ring man, was and two step. laughters, of Wappiiiiiers Ida M. Tracy of New Rev. I Ic-race Allen of and her sister.

Mrs. II. Ea-r I'ein oi oke. The iiiierre.l in Batavia. IV convicted in police court yesterday of sell ing goods without a license.

He was ped bogus rings when taken by 1 olice ins wi.i an Alt. He was sentenced to pay a tine Faust Paid for Window. Arthur Faust, charged with malicious mischief by breaking a window in a storehouse at Magne and Jay streets, was liber- Arrested for Non-support. Frank Wilson was yesterday arrested on a warrant charging him with, non-support. Detectives Magulre and made, the arrest.

AT BATH Was Manager of Cohocton BanR Which Went Into BanKruptcy Released on Bail. Jury Found a Verdict of Not Guilty in Excise Case. Watkins. Jan. 2.

Last rdzht the jury in the case of tile People vs. James J. Barrt-tt. charge, with violation the excise law, returned a verdict of not gu'urv, after three hours' deliberation. The indictment chargi that on Sunday, October IS Barrett, who is the pro sir, in default of which, he was given BY FREE.

Mv.e. Yula ha csR3i5fiei free crargj on 315 pertaining to hea.th an-S btats'y. Y.IE1'S FREE. Writs for them. Addieas MM2.

M. YALE, T89 Michigan Boulevard, CHICAGO. fifteen days in the rest hous. li. F.

Grierson Married. An Associated Press dispatch savs the Kendall House in this vil- former! 0 II. F. Grierson, London. Jan Mrs.

Henry Ehrhart. F. ata'. ia, Jan. 2.

Mrs. Margaret L. Euri; art, wife Ib-nry Ehmrr, proprietor i the iro.jo-.is House, at. her home tl.is a i'liooii, afti. a short illness.

She A', years old. Ehmardt was born in b-ruiuiiy and resided for a time in Bennhigtoii, removing to Batavia 0 years ago. She is survived by her husband, one son, Jeofge Schroj h. two daughters, Mrs. Ileruuui Kruger find Mrs.

John Cross, and prietor hi ire. so! iskv George W. Crane, of 1 who Chicago, 111., and Rochester, Horse, in Jrierson lb leading euit-i. a.i-i win. was commander of The Importations for the Year 1903 of On the night of that day as rane was on his way home from this tillage, and South Africa, during 1SS1, was married today in London to Mrs.

Fitzgerald Creagh, widow of Major-General Creagh. "iider iniiuciice oi iniuoi, nis rig rdru'-k by a New York Central QLM H. fflU JS Coi-ra liroth, all of Batavia. tjn: Sibley, Lindsay Curr Co. ROCHESTER ACEHTS, ei: SKadame Yale Fruitcura at C3 ecnts.

freight traifi and ins rigfit leg was crusu-a so badly that omputa'ion was neccssary-i'raue and two companions, named George Johnson and Antonio Spechie. testified that t' er purchased and drank whisky at Bath. Jan. 20. Andrew E.

Shults, Indicted seven times by the Steuben county Grand Jury last week, once for perjury, three times for knowlir.gly overdrawing Ids bank acount and three times for receiving deposits iu an insolvent bank, ur-itudered himself here to-day and was released in SoWU bail. Shults manager of the W. J. Rhults Bank of Cohocton before it went into bankruptcy in July last witli liabilities of and assets less. His present residence is in Buffalo.

WOMEN PRAISE IT. Was Nearly Frozen. Delia Smith, charged with drunkenness, -was sentenced to serve thirty days in the pentitentiary yesterday morning in police court. In default of a line of She was found drunk behind a fence on Troup and Washington streets, and was nearly frozen. -ill House on the evening in th i i.i.el,,..

filled IfUl two iiiin-l'uii tioit, file Champagne 121,528 CASES Sirs. Polly Smith. Batavia. Jan. -K Mrs.

Polly Smith, widow of Gilbert Smith, died at the home of her daughter. Mrs. E. M. Stewart of Brook vilie.

late Tuesday evening, after a loi.g iiine-s. She was 2 years old. Mrs. Smith was born iu Alexander May 1M2. fin! her eiifire iife in She is survived by f-.

da '-rs, Mrs. Stewart and Mrs. ii-ink on their way tome. there to 9 rr AS. were Meeting of Nurses.

regular monthly meeting regular monthly meeting NIAGARA. The ot me COOKED OAT The Top Step in Con- are thousands of women to-lay There Nurses AiiimmAe Association of the Hahnemann Hospital was held at the parlors of the institution last evening. After the business session au address on "The Old Time Amateur Nurse" was given by John Dennis. ap Dell Telephone Company Secures trol of Independent Line. i of Alexander, and one no of Michigan.

ter. GREATEB by nearly 20,600 Mrs. i Telephone orbed an Lookport, Jan. 20. The Bell o.i i.

of Buffalo has aiv cases than ihe importation is Cured nt jour home Aged Man Convicted. John Wesley, an aged man. was arraigned iu police court yesterday on a charge of vagrancy. He had ff'0 but no home. He pleaded guilty nnd vas sentenced to serve three mouths iu the penitentiary.

praising the celebrated I lost otter 3 Stomach Bitters. When they veiv run down and in need of a hea th and regulator they were persuaded to try the Bitters with the result that they now enjoy perfect health. All sickly women should try it at one. Rei curing all Female complaints if is cuequaled for indigestion. Dyspepsia, Insomnia, and Constipation.

HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTKRS 5" other Ot Hie in Niagara and Or bans counties. Io-oay lr secured red the newly constructed Nii-u-t Telephone Co.npany of Barkers. "covering an extensive territory on the W. cV O. Railroad along the Ni- (irloans oountv borders.

3 4" jL 1 8 1 2 mZk 1 J5 1 of sny other brand. An Old Resident, lliiiiuuvo Jan. 2D. An old resident of this village, Mrs. Sophia J.

Norton, died to-day fit the home ber son, A. W. Noiioii. She was born in Ch.iu-tauo.ua county aud was 7S jears of age. A little over a year ag she fell find broke her hip and lias sdic" been unable to get af.out.

lb-sides her son, with whom she rcsnVd, one sou, S. B. Norton of New London. South Africa, f.nd one daughter, Mrs. Horace Stull of Rush, survive her.

dttdrx, i cr '-2 -'i or 3 i fidlf-. t. i.r, ana ctficr c.inrcirs ubserib- 12 MideteMjib lit lille lifl i the h-ir ar.d ec-ilp. i jrrra 1 in and to frte. 5 Drove Fasier Than a WalK.

Itenjaaiia Ti.se, l-'red li'um, Michael aud William Brockctishiie, were arrest- lie raont tu.y uj ers and readied a held served by no other company- The transfer will take place Saturdaju iciaa H. ij w. i. MY i.