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KOCHESTEU DEMOCRAT AND CIIKONICLE, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1. 1904. 14 'U" 'WHBgy ff" NEW ADVERTISEMENTS AFR0AMERICAN ORATORS COMING LARGE BALANCE IN THE TREASURY GERMAN HOME FORAGED 15 PROSPEROUS. iHH 3 SHil sH 1 cwi jc a BE FITZIIUGH HALL WILL FILLED TO-NIGHT. eihii h4hir gtn-i uintpf ismm i laiwv u.

vuiwy vu HilSiiWB CUTLER BUILDING HOSPITAL WILL BE ADDED BIG MEETING TO-MORROW Big Shoe Sale in Ovt Bargain Basement Another will parade in Buffalo, as the guests of the Buffalo Citizens' League. A special train bearing the battalion will leave the New York Central station at 0 o'clock this evening, and returning will leave Buffalo at 11:30 o'clock. The trip will he personally conducted' by District Passenger Agent J. ('. Kalbtteisch.

The Nineteenth Ward Republican Club will receive as its guests on Thursday night the marching corps of the Third and Eleventh wards, and the Lincoln Hun Squad. The clubs will march through the streets of the Nineteenth, returning at the close to enjoy a supier which the citizens of the Nineteenth will provide. The Nineteenth has been asked to participate in the big Cananoaigua demonstration to-night. The members of the marching organization and escort are to report promptly at o'clock at the headquarters on Flint street. Members of the Third Ward Republican Club are to report at headquarters, No.

Jim Plymouth avenue, at o'clock this evening, in uniform, for parade in Canau-daigua. The. West avenue branch of the Italian Central Republican League held a musing meeting last night nt the headquarters, Prosnect street iitid West avenue. Every 56 East Avenue BOTH 'PHONES 203 FURNITURE MOVERS, MOVING VANS and COVEREO WAGQNS. Both 'Phones.

II Exchange St. Sam Gottry Carting Go. 6,000 Pairs of Shoes in This Sale. Shoes for Men. Shoes for Women.

Shoes for Children. This is a sale that will be remembered longer Capacity of the Building Will be Increased bp Erection of a Wing That Will Accommodate dome Twenty Inmates Annual Meeting Tepetd. Mayer, llauser and Hill to be Heard at the Lyceum and Colonial Last Meetings of the Campaign 1' Ha-, OR than any other purchases of shoes for more money, because these shoes will last longer than shoes costing a half more, and what's more, they are stylish and up-to-the-minute. Shoes that arc in demand by people of good taste and good judgment. Shoes you'll recognize as superior to many sold elsewhere at much larger prices.

Men's Shoes. US Ladies Relief Compound Cotton Rest Tablets Men's Satin Calf heavy, At Fitzliiiu'h Hall to-nipht a IlepnUliran rally of the A-fro-Americjins of the county will be and speeches will be ma'lf by lion. John C. Dancy. of Washinirton, Hishop Alexauder AValters, of New Jersey, Her.

A. Sellers Mays and liev. J. J. Adams, of Rochester.

John W. Thompson, general committeeman, will preside. The Douglass Kepublican flub drill corps and esorirt of citizens "will meet at the headquarters. No. 22 faleilonia ave-nvie, at 7 o'clock this evening-, and, headed by the Minxes IJand, will march to Clinton avenue south, where they will meet other Republican clubs and form as an escort to the speakers of the evening.

Dr. Inncy 's the recorder of deeds in Will posftjvelv re "fTe the most obstinate fetnaia lKKi.GL'.LAR.iTIEf, obstructions, lroiii any iaufs in twelve hours. Price $1. Guaranteed, a iiowerf'Ji. harmless reir ilt or fur women.

Will not Injure the most delicate person. i ie ialst 40 years' experience LADIES KET.IKF particulars ana testimonials tree, LA1Y ATTEJSniNT. Ulee. or mail. Hours: 12 to 5 P.

M. ATCKDAYs, r. Address, Dr. Darwin ins li jQK ley Building, I Koehester, N. if.

soles, worth $2 Men's Vici Kid, soles, regular $2 lace, medium Women's Patent Colt and Misses' and Children's Shoes, Box Calf and Vici Kid, Lace Washington, and is regarded as one of the Highest Standard Best Patent best orators of his race. He has been on a tour through Maryland, West Vir Vici Kid lace, heavy and single soles, worth up to $2 98c seat in the hall was occupied and -even standing room was In demand. Speeches on national and itate issues were made by George Casolare, president of the club, Leon Vallitutto ami Joseph Dey. Members of the Fourteenth ward drill corps will meet at the wigwam on Caroline Ptreet this evening at o'clock for the purifose of taking train for Canandaigua, where they will participate in a parade: The Eleventh Ward Republican Club members are to report at headquarters at o'clock this evening, armed and equipped, to parade in Canandaigua. Meetings and Parades.

The following meetings and general parades have been scheduled by the Republican General Committee: To-night Kitzhugh Hall, mass meeting of Af ro-Auieriiau Republicans: speakers, Alexander Walters, of New Jersey; Hon. John Ianry, recorder of deeds. IMstriet of Columbia: A. Sellers Muy-s and others. To-night Pt-uneld, Towu Hail: speakers, "Waiter I.

Scott and (Jeorge A. Beaton, and Button, heavy and light soles, worth $1.50 up to $2 ginia, Connecticut and New Jersey, always spcakintr to large audiences. Hishop Walters also has a national reputation as It is not often that a society controlling a benevolent institution is able to give financial reports so favorable as those that were heard last night at the sixth annual meeting of the society that conducts the German Home for the Aged, South avenue. The report the treasurer showed that the balance now in the treasury i The home is fiilej in accommodating thirty-seven inmate. Others have, applied for admission, but cannot be received until the capacity of the building is increased.

The Committee on Resolutions last night recommended that an addition to the building be erected. The committee also suggested a hospital department in connection with the institution, equipped with an operating room and other appliances for. use in ordinary cases of illness. Medical care for the inmates) is already provided by physicians of the city. The society voted unanimously to adopt these recommendations.

The final decisions concerning the new apartments will be made by the Hoard of Managers, members of which said last night that a new wing would be erected in the near future. It will furnish room, for about twenty inmates. The cost will probably be about One method of raising the necessary funds will be an effort to obtain new members. These pay an annual fee of or more. These persons were ejected to serve on the Board of Managers: Mrs.

L. Kaitw-r, Rev. C. A. Hauser, of Emanuel Reformed Church; Jacob Bw-s, First German 5Ictholist; Jacob Gerling, Trinity Evangelical; Mrs.

Marie Bergman, Zion Lutheran, and J. J. Batifcch, representative at large. The lard consists of sixteen members, representing the German Protestant denominations of the city. There are three inem-Irers from each of these denominations: Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Evangelieal and Reformed.

The remaining three of Tomen's Shoes in Patent Colt, Vici Kid and Box Calf, lace and button, street shoe or noari Boys' Shoes in Box Calf and Satin Calf, heavy double soles. a dress shoe, worth an orator. He has been heard before in Rochester and is well ked here. To-morrow night two biir Republican mass meetings will be held, one at the Lyceum Theater and one at Colonial Hall. Dr.

David Jayne Hill, United State minister to Switzerland, former assistant secretary of state and at one time president tm to $2.50. at 1 Always Satisfactory lie 29c Every pair worth $1.50 up to $2 1,000 pairs of Women's low cut Rubbers of good quality at of the L-niversity of Rochester, Avnl preside. The speakers will 1- Senator Chaun- Men's Goodyear Welt, lace, in Patet Colt, Vici Kid and Boa Calf; not a shoe in the lot worth less than $3.50 up to $5. Not all Mosely Motley Milling Co. sizes, but a very fair assortment at-- cey M.

Depew, Julius M. Mayer, Republican nominee for attorney -general, and Timothy L. Woodruff, former lieutenant-governor. The meeting at Colonial Hall will be under the auspices of the Gemian-Amer-icau Roosevelt and Fairbanks Club. Carl Hauser, of New York, will address the audience in German, and Senator Depew SPECIAL Goodyear Glove Rubbers for women T0c; for men 75c.

Triple Green Stamps in Corset Department Only, Tuesday, st, Wednesday, 2d, and Thursday. 3d. Some of ihe Best Corsets That SI Will Buy. Stephen J. arren.

To-night "harloue, Columbia Hall; speaker. Senator W. YV. Armstrong. Wednesday, November 2 Mas a meeting, Lvceum Theater; speakers.

Senator f'hauncey Uepew, Timothy L. Woodruff. Julius M. Mayer. Thursday, November 3 Falrport.

Shaw's Hall: speakers, Henry Conklin, Charles E. Og'len, Arthur E. Sutherland. Thursday. Noretuber 3 I'uion Hill, Webster, Jonos's Hall; speakers, Geo.

A. Benton. Arthur Warren. Thursday. November 3 Eighteenth ward.

Central park: speakers. Oeorire I. Reed, Willis K. Giiiette, U. J.

Haggerty. K. H. Kogers. Thursday, November 3 Gates.

Lincoln Park: speakers. J. IJ. Perkins. A.

P. Bee be. Friday, November 4 General parade. Friday. November 4 Rrockiort: speakers, Maurice I.

o'Connell, solicitor of the treasury at Washington; J. B. Perkins, A. P. Bee be.

Saturday, November Hamlin. Singleton's Hall; speakers, Arthur E. Sutherland. W. V.

Armstrong, C. E. Ogden, 'Stephen J. Warren. A.

P. Bee-be. Saturday, November 5 Honeoye Falls. hall; speakers, Me.rton E. Lewis, J.

B. M. Stephens. Saturday, November Rrockpnrt, parade. Monday, November 7 Pittsford; speakers, Charles E.

Ogdeii, Morton E. Iwis. Monday, Nuvemlier 7 ScottsviJle, Wlndnm Hall; speakers, Stephen J. Warren, William Armstrong, James K. Graham.

Monday, Nove.mleT 7 Chili Center, Nlch-ol's Hall; speakers. J. B. Perkins iiud others. THE BURNING QUESTION Relates, of course, to Pyrogra- phy.

Our large daily sales of materials and designs indicate that the art will be very much in evidence among holiday gifts this year. Our assortment of designs Medium high bust, long extension At 51 sup- hip, with front and side hose porter in drab and white, sizes 18 to 30. mrar.ir netful 5 rt rA Second to None Is Cur 50c Line. At "0r straisnt-front steel-boned cUL set, with extension hips, suitable for stout figures, white and drab, all sizes. UZffC One of our best values.

Medium length, with short back, princess hip, hose supporters, front and sides, lacs and ribbon-trimmed top, sizes 18 to 26. 4 Zf)s A straight-front, steel-boned Cor-w- set, with double front steels, short hip and medium bust, lace-trimmed top and bottom, made in jean and batiste, sizes 18 to 26. At jOf A. steel-boned girdle, made of fine A I JJw sterling jean, reinforced atthe sides with strappings of the same material, lace and ribbon-trimmed top and bottom, sizes 18 to 26. consists namental and Mr.

Mayer will also speak, going to the hall from the Lyceum. Chairman I lot ch kiss, of the Republican General Committee, announces that no tickets will be given out except to the vice-presidents and secretaries for seats upon the stage. These tickets will not entitle the holders to aii3- special privileges in any other part of the theater. No seats in the main part of the will be reserved. Fireworks on the Side.

The Eighteenth ward had its parade of the campaign last night, and a good parade it was. There were four large marching clubs in lino, every one proficient in drill from weeks of practice; a band and a drum corps, which kept up a flow of stirring march music; aud a large staff of mounted officers to give a final martial air to the demonstration. The parade, which covered pretty thoroughly the entire ward, was watched and cheered by large crowds along the route. Houses articles that would. A A fine batiste girdle, boned with a 1 very flexible boning, trimmed top and bottom with lace and baby ribbon, sizes 18 to 26.

At Sf A low bust and medium dip hip, with tl front and side hose supporters, made in coutille and batiste, sizes 18 to 26. At SI The new molded hip and medium vl high bust, a corset designed for the stouter figure, in white, drab and black, sizes 18 to 30. when decorated, grace any display of Christmas presents. See them and learn the prices. BARNARD.

15-17-19 PORTER N.WaterSt. VI ALL, 'Phone 695. EXPECTS TO BE ON DUTY AT SEASON'S FIRST DRILL KNIT UNDERWEAR. HOSIERY. Ladies' oOe.

regular mailt1 a iunere Hose. fleeced Vets and Pants Ladies heavy and white, at. 39c 25c eray plendid Wool Hose, heel and toe. Vest Captain F. G.

Smith, of the First Separate Company, Recovering From Illness. Practice on the Armory Range. Captain Frank G. Smith, of the First Separate Comoany, has issued orders for the resumption of drill. Reginuing No Ladies' extra heavy ribbed fleeced lined and Pants, sizes 4 to 9, at Fleece-lined Hose, rib or plain 12 l-2c were handsomely decora tea, nags proiuse-ly displayed and any quantity of fireworks set off by ardent Republicans.

There were two noteworthy displays of fireworks on the line of march, one at Central park and Niagara street, early in the parade. As the clubs, with their tlar-itig torches, fded past the corner rockets, roiuan candles and set pieces were touched the board represent the German population, irrespective of church affiliations. They are called representatives at large." Six members are chosen each, year for terms of Cire years. The officers of the board are also the officers of the society. They are: President, Rev.

J. F. W. Helinkamp, of Salecn Giorch; vice-president, liev. H.

11. Heck, First tier-man Methodist; recording secretary. Rev. c. A.

Daniel, First German Baptist; secretary, Jacob Bo.ss; treasurer, Mrs. George F. Roth; corresponding secretary. Rev. C.

Bctz, Bethlebeni Lutheran Church. The Nominating Committee for the annual meeting included Onario-s Wels, Charles Roller and Henry O. Ross. The boaxd will hold its first meeting of the fiscal year pome time this month. It will then reorganize, appointing the officers.

The -balance in the treasury is the combined balance of three distinct funds. One is the reneral fund, to which bt-lonj donations and annual contributions. This present amounts 'to There is uiso the fund composed of admittance fees, oaid by inmates. They go into tho home for six months, during which time they may withdraw if they wish. The entrance fees are not dis-trlbuted until the expiration of "he six -months.

If an inmate withdraws, the fee is returned, with the exception of mney for board, which is deducted at the rate of 3 a week. This fund amounts to The building fund is Mrs. Peter Paul reported for the Ladies' Aid that its treasury contained Mr. Helmkamp reviewed the year's work ia his address, dwelling upon the prosjierous condition of the Home for the Aged. He referred to ihe departure from institution of Mr.

and Mrs. George Bernhardt, who had superintended. It. TLe president mentioned The wise matronship of Sister Christina Schwartz, who is now superintending it. Miss Schwartz is a deaconess.

Iiesrides the officers and newly elected members, the Board of Managers includes Mrs. Martha Eisenberg, J. Karwlek, Sjiiuuci Busheim. S. F.

Eschlemann, Fred Cook atJ. George Eilwanger. fcp 'hi'dren's Fleece-Lined 19c and 12 l-2c 25 Children's fine quality natural Vests and Pants, according to size, wool from 25c up of Children's 1'lack Cat Hose a -A good We carry a full line fine a narrow 1 hose for Misses' shaped Vests and Pants, fleeced line nC at QC 6 Tor 0UC SHINY SHOES FOR WGMCN AT DGLLAR- SAVING PRICES lot of ester a Kattrt Ciip-m "ilt we enr boup-Lit. iipwest fall btyits. FRALEY CAREY 353 to 373 Main Street.

East, 44 East Avenue, Sj4 MUSICAL. FENNER'S DR. orf. The otner display was in front of the home of Edward Klein, on I'arsells avenue. The line as it came to this point, was halted for about five minutes, during which the marchers and spectators were treated to a view of colored shooting Mars, burning fountains, blazing torches and glowing; red fires.

The parade formed at North Goodman street and Central nark. The line was headed by Marshal W. Merrill and staff of about twenty mounted officers, uniformed in white. Next came the escort of citizens, then the band, and after them the Eighth ward club, in red uniforms and white helmets; the Sixteenth ward club, Uniformed in red suits and black shakos; the Eighteenth drill corps, in white uniform and caps, a drum corps, and tiually the Hancock Volunteers, in their costumes oC white flannel shirts with II. on the fronts, dark trousers, and each man car- instead ith spad same as vember 14th, the company will meet each Monday night.

The regular drill season is supposed to begin October 1st, but because many members of the organization belong to campaign clubs Captain Smith obtained permission to put off the drill work until after election. The order issued requires that each member of the First Separate Company appear at least once a month for practice on the indoor range, until April 1st. This year the new MO-caliber rifle will be used, but instead of service cartridges a 32-caliber revolver shell will bo used. The men will insert the revolver cartridge in a steel "bushing that contains a tiring pin, bringing the whole to a length equal to that of a regular service cartridge. The regular service cartridge cannot be used because of its penetration.

A test was made recently by Quartermaster-Sergeant Glover on the new ritle range. Seven railroad ties were placed side by side against a telegraph pole. Allowing each tie a width of eight inches, the total penetration would be nfty-six inches, or nearly rive feet, through solid wood. It may easily be seen that such a bullet would not be safe on an indoor range. It was erroneously said in an afternoon paper that Captain Frank G.

Smith, who has been ill, had suffered a relapse. Captain Smith early this month burst two MRS. ALICE FABER Voice Culture and Piano, Pupil of P. A. New York.

OLD ITALIAN METHOD USED. Studio 824-826 Granite Building, Rochester, N. Mile au i tniiliirr Jast the see id wia1ovs marKeJ and i ami tj i. our The.e are hoes cou'iteriiijiniied by dealers All Diseases of the kidneys, bladder, and urinary organs. Also heart disease, rheumatism, backache, gravel, dropsy, female troubles.

wtlichll.v factory namtK.l sb ies ami salesnien'! ean.ple.i At-so u-ely an to Hint wear, (eaiiiue vielts with roi-k I. a- and button "Money if not suited' AND J0 Nut BICKFORD'S 5th Uoor Chamber of Commerce Tying Backache Also Purifies the Blood. SISTER COULD NOT APPEAR a lantern. After traversing the of the ward the parade was re- TRAVEL. streets viewed street.

and dismissed in North Union WW Big Nighl in the Fourth. Four battalions of Republican marching cltrlm will parade to-night in the Fourth ward. The demons'! ration promises to be one Don't become discouraged. There is a cure for you. If necessary write Dr.

Fennafc; Co has spent a lifetime curies just uch cases as yours. All consultations are FKS. No Longer Fears Brigkt's Disease or Rheumatism. veins in his right ankle. The injur7 did not heal as rapidly as was hoped, and an operatiou was thought necessarv.

The Good Watch Will give a lifetime of service and satisfaction that's the kind we sell. Every watch guaranteed to be reliable ana accurate. Prices to suit all. Assault Case Adjourned Because of Her Illness Defendant Greatly Affected. Because Sister Marie Ames, of the order of the Sisters of St.

Joseph, attached to Nazareth Convent, was too 111 to ann-ai against him. yesterday In polls? court, th hearing on the charge of assault in the tblrd degree against Johu F. O'Brien was adjourned until Thursday. The sister whom O'Brien is alleged to have assaulted Is ta an exeedingly nervous condition and drea-is the ordeal of appearing iu court O'Brien pleaded not guilty. We Is of tne same religious as the woman that ne struck and appears greatly depressed the great southwest with its laaious RICE, Oil.

AMD SUGAR FIELDS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS bet reached br Southern Pacific OPERiTINii THROUGH DAILY SERVICE Inquire: 170 WahiDjrt New York, Broadway. 1 Broadway; Philadelphia, KVi Baltimore. 1'iu jn'c. Oaarles Syracuse, ia so. Irankiia St.

of the best of the campaign arranged for a single ward. In the following special order the line of march, the makeup of the columa and other details are given: Headquarters West Division. Monroe County Republican Clubs. n.K-hester, N. Oct.

ol, l'JOl. Special Order No. 2. 1. By direction of Chief Mnrshn! TIntli operation was performed at the City Hospital a week ago yesterday, and Captain Smith has improved daily.

He is now able to up a short time each day. and expects to be able to take command of the company on November 14th. The officers of the First are pleased with the showing of the men on the outdoor range, cousideriuir the fnct tint the Bastian Bros. I the charge against hini. He was drinking heavily the day the sister was assalte.i.

"I suppose I must have done it," he salt yesterday, "although I have not the least Muncie, March 15, 1903. "After having taken other so-called cures without any relief I commenced taking Dr. Tenner's Kidney and Backache Cure. I took 4 bottles and I am glad to proclaim I am a well man. "No more aches or pains, no fear of Bright's Disease or Rheumatism, both of which have troubled me for years, and I can give all the praise to Dr.

Fenner. Jas. P. Smith." Hi i remembrance of it. 1 would have In 21 South ft t) HOTELS.

kK-'j arm rather than strite a sister. The first O'Brien knew of the attack, he hereby assume command of oaraJe to be held du the Fourth ward Tuesday evening. November 1, 2. The column will form on Clinton nve-nue south, right resting on Main street, at o'clock sharp, lu the following order. Assistant marshal and -RtafT (mounted.) Escort of citizens.

Major W. C. Fish, commanding. First Battalion Hebinsr's Band: Fourth Ward Drill Corps, Captain H. W.

Ward Club. Captain A. Wilson; Fifth Ward Club. Captain .1. Hitler Second Battalion Link's Drum.

Fife nnd Bugle rps; Hancock Volunteers, Captain M. F. Morse; Seventeenth Ward, Ccmuanv Captain Philip Mohr. Third Battalion Major Charles Renm-I c.iiinnauding: Underbill" Baud: Union League Club, Citaln C. A.

Simmons; Seventh Ward Club, Captain Hoekenos. i'ourth Battalion mires' Baud; Douglass League. Caitain Henry Williams. Speakers in carriages. The line of mirch will 1h from Main street east to Fltzliugh, to Sprlmr, to Exchange, to Main street east, to N.

nth avenue, to Mount Hope avenue, to Alexander says, was wtun Detective urien csuea at his house with Detective Shayne and placed range was not completed until September 1st. one day before general practice. The men had no opportunity for preliminary work, yet two qualified as distinguished experts, eight as experts, seventeen as sharpshooters and sixty-four as marksmen. Lance Corporal Simes made 21 at K00 yards, and L'O at l.OOO yards in qualifying as expert. Private Spears made 21 at SUO yards and 2 at yards hi qualifying as sharpshooter, and Private Swet-t made 22 at r.H yards and 21 at 000 yards when qualifying ns marksman.

These scores were made Saturday, closing the season. him under arrest. He has been identified bv several as the one who struck the sister. Both detectives have been complimented for clearing up the case so quickly. iwS Celebrated Their Wooden Weddinx.

Mr. and Mrs. Burt C. Sellcn, of No. 17 y.

1 4 ---11 fi viiZ-' Westminster road, observed their wooden wedding Saturday night by giving a dinner to 1 ArsYcisGemlng to St. friends at the Rochester Canoe Club hotise. ilade by W. ri. M00ERS, kucheater, LARGE PADDED VANS Heating Plant Tested.

The new beating plant at the University of Rochester is practically ready to be placed in commission. The large boilers have been fully tested, nd the steam Sold by Druggists, 50c. and $1. Get Cook Book and Treatise oa the Kidneys FREE. Itl.

M. Fenner, LI. Fredonia, N. Y. FOR SALE BY THE PAINE DRUG CO.

to ii-iin, 10 Miiui 1 nioii. to Monroe, to Marshall, to Linton avenue south, to Mon-rof, to Chestnut, to Court, to Cdnton avenue south, where parade will be reviewed iu front of Lyceum Theater and dismissed 4. Tlie Iioug'ass League ami carrlas with sj-akers will fa.i out at Fitzhugii Hail. "1. The staff will report to ao'u'n Iromlequoit bay.

Guests were taken to tT.en Haven in a private car, aud from there to the clubhouse in a lauueh. were laid for one hundred guests. After dinner there was dancing. Mr. aud Mrs.

Selieu received many gifts. lus been experimentally turned on at Sib The Crowning Events cf the fair Take Place During Oct. and Nov. 3 Don't Experiment Engage Rooms at tbe I HAEHILTQH HOTEL i Permaptat Hotel Overlooking the Fair. RATES $2.00 PER DAY AND UPWARD.

Write to W. F. WILLIAMSON. Manager. ley Hall, i rom all indications the pystetn i.eorge lew, ciiier or staff, at inrmT of win prove satisfactory.

It was designed by Architect Kimball, of Roston. and IS ami union avenu- south. The commander would esjM'eiaih- request Cne staff oiUcers of the Fust Division to tne nrst or its type installed in this city. harp. o.

Column will move at 8:30 o'clock By order. Two Condemnation Proceedings. Sale of City Notes. To-morrow morning at 11 o'clock Comptroller Williams will sell Jloo.tHO worth of the city's notes to raise money to pay contractor on public improvements. On November "ji -Auey fomnilsslon wlil le held trils afternoon at 2 o'clock.

AND FURNITURE PACXtNQ Rochester CartiagCo 16-14 Andrews street, 24-2ti-S N'tiitU Wash, ingtoa street- Telephone No. iiui-A. NOTICE TO CUniMTOKS. I'ursuunt to an order of A. Ren-ton, Surrogate of the County of Monro-, notice is liereliy ai-coniiu? to law.

to all person having claims or ii-maud-i ugnlnst Daniel iate of t'Le t.vu iiitra, county of Monroe, tit New York, 3t ceased, to present the same witu the vouchers thereof, to tlie iiudersi-rned Psi-cuEor of the last will of said Iianiel Kurirh, at HU place for the transaction of as wucli feeuior, mt SStutloii, Monroe voiiiiry, N. oa or 'before the lOili il.iv of Mma, iyo4. Uated, October 31. r. wickins.

V. seen tor. Howard H. Wldeuer, attorney for eiecutor, Rochester, N. Y.

principally for taking of testimony on he- Free to the Readers of This Paper. If you have not already had a free bottle of BRO-MONIA, send us your name and that of your druggist, and we will supply you, no matter where you live. Free. We are giving away thousands of bottles daily. BRO-MONIA will steady your nerves and stop your headache and indigestion AT ONCE.

BkO-MOMA makes new, rich, red blood, makes sick people well, "tour blood is your doctor, and BRO-MONIA is his assistant. Taken as directed, it will render you safe from ALL DISEASE it cures where drugs do not avail no germ can thrive in a solution containing pure BRO-MONIA. Nothing has so excited the scientitic world as BRO-MONIA. THE NEW "VITALIZER. We are receiving letters daily proclaiming: its merits.

It works like magic Rochester School cf Optometry, 14 Triangle Bldg. nair or me claim of Mrs. Hofer, fund were CoiU- $75 wonh of local Improvement notes will be renewed. These loans authorized at the last meeting of tthe wnoe pTp-riy auuts on the alley. She will appear by Attorney M.

T. "'Tomorrow mon tvuueli. WILLIAM s. unices. Official: Asdsran-t Marshal.

Whiting B. Morse, Assistant Ad.lt.-Gen'i. Doings of Republicans. Louis N. Stein, of the Stein-liloch Clothing Company, is not the Louis Stein who is the Democratic candidate for member of Assembly in the First Monroe district.

1-iouis N. Stein lives in the Sixth ward, which is in the Second Assembly district. Louis Stein, the candidate, lives in tbe Sixteenth ward. This, statement is made because ssoiiie of Louis N. Stein's friends who are not familiar with the boundary line of the Assembly districts have accused hiiu of being the Democratic candidate.

To-night the Twelfth Ward Rattaliou rjr-' Free m.iVt': V-f Clinic fcere $15 to 520. Now $12.50. Genuine craveuelte raiu coats at Ostcruian's. Sixty-Six Main Street Last. FOR SALE AT ALL rlKb I UKUUUDii'.

at 2 1'. M. the Cobb's Hill Commission will mei-t again for further westluiony the condemnation of the lhsvls property. Prisoners Taken to Elmira. Fred Daniels, ehnrged with larceny in stealing a horse in Henrietta, and sentenced to the Elmira Ibrormatory, niid Wil-datu Wagner hent to the same institution for Jar-ecny.

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