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ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1908. LADIES' PERSONAL. Ads under this head 1 cent word each ttsM No advertisement less tbn 15 cents. TO RID KOREA OF Live News Items from All Points, Briefly Told for Hasty Reading BIG PARADE OF CATHOLIC LAYMEN Sixty Thousand in Line in New York. Hood's Sarsaparilla For More Than Thirty Years THE GREAT SPRING MEDICINE In thousands of homes, for more than thirty years, Hood's Sarsaparilla tan been taken, as a Spring Medicine, by every member of the family.

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Moore has been detached from duty as member of the naval examining and retiring board in this city and ordered to duty as commandant of the navy yard at Portsmouth, H.t to relieve Heur-Adm'rnl Bicknell, who has becti ordered to liW home preliminary to retirement. PERSONAL. kit under this head 1 cent a vit esrl ftBSS No aihertisenii-nt less thsu lu cents. fUO.NK 1730. Leaiys.

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Bell. Mnln 4i, Horn 4C'. OfRce, tU4 uraalte b'uldlug. Campaign Against the Disorderly Forces. PLAN TO RESTORE BUSINESS Acts ol tha Bandits Havej paralyzed Commercial Activities Japanese Resident General Proposes to Clean Up the Entire Country Seoul, Korea, May 2.

The government of Korea, acting i w-operotioil with the. office of the Japanese reeldetu-jreiierrtl at feoul, Priuce Ito, ia preparing plana for an active and final campaign against the disorderly forces in Korea. Thine forces, insurgents and bandits, are making much trouble; they prevent the Koreau agriculturalists from disposing of their produce sud huinper gcueral business, The concensus of opiulou of unprejudiced foreigners, merchants, missionaries and officials, Japanese as well as Koreans, ia that business roust he restored to normal conditions by whatever power undertakes to administer to the country, bo it Japanese or Korean. The disturbing element to-day la composed largely of men out of employment, discharged Korean soldiers and regular bandits. It is the practice of these marauders to oppress end rob the farmers, to attack villages, end to kill Japanese.

The bandit element probably numbers altogether not more than 3,000 men. The real Korean putrints, who are irreconcilable towards the Idea of a lP-anewa protectorate do not exceed a total of 1,000, but it undoubtedly is a fact that there exists deep feeliug of unrest and hatred toward the Japanese among a majority of the Korean people. The Japanese IteRsident-general, however, is convinced that it can overcome this ill-feeling by a gradual but persistent demonstration of its good intentions, of its desire to benefit the masses of the people and its purpose to prevent injustice, Japanese officials say that the Japanese administration has been greatly hampered by the actions of certain irresponsible Japanese and that even the Japanese soldiers hnve committed aerious offenses. Assurances have been given that every case was investigated and that all offenders were being punished rigorously. The residency has Just issued some strigcut press regulations directed against the Japanese, Korean aud foreign-owned Ternaciilar newspapers.

It proposes to confiscate these journals to prevent the circulation of inflammatory articles, Another evidence of the unrest is found In the fact that two American missionaries recently received letters threatening them with death If they, aided the gov ernment against the Insurgents. The I casualties In the recent encounters with these armed bands, however, have been insigiillicaut. The force of unrest operate In small bands, seldom exceeding 1W) and when they ere pursued they scatter and hide their arms. The government now proposes thoroughly to police the entire country with a force of about 800 men, including 400 Koreans. While commerce and trade are practically at a standstill hero and in other towns considerable building and general improvement work i going forward.

The Jepanese population ia Increasing rapidly. PREFERS MYSTIC TEACHING College President's Wile Leaves Home ior Mysterious Cult. Lafayette, May 2.I'resident Winthrop Kllsworth Btone of Teniae University, continued last night report that hi wife has withdrawn from the world, Including tier uusnanti ami tatnuy, to pursue mystic teaching supposed to be imported from India. lie and bis two sons are heart broken end would eagerly welcome her back, but are unable to reach her. The circumstances were laid by President 8tone before the Imard of trustee of the university with his resignation, but the board has voted unanimously to retain President Stone in the official position lis held with conspicuous success since 1900.

Three yeara ago there was organised in Lafayette clasa In so-called Yogi philo-aopby. Many women and soma men in the college town joined the class which became quite the fad with certain highly educated people. It waa taught that the complete power of the Yogi involved "withdrawal" or separation from kindred and friends. The last heard from President Stone's wife she was in Germany. lr.

8lone niet hie wife abroad but married ner in this country while she was a chemist at (he Massachusetts Agricultural Experiment station. CHOKES AN ANGRY DOG TO DEATH Animal Starts to Eat His Master Up When Onlooker Interferes. Sssfit1 XHttutcfe ths DcRsr'it New York, May 2. Zip was fine sturdy youug Knglish bull terrier, fifteen inches tall, weighing eighty pounds, snow white sll over. Kichard Locpka, who lives ia the IWonx, some mouths ego.

had 7.1p in training for combat which waa to bring him mock glory. Early to-day he went downtown, took the dog from the training quarters, end leading him by tout chain, conveyed him to the Itronx. Zip aw a big cat and made for her. Iaiepka tugged at the chain, and tills av the cat, but Zip's ire was turned on his master. He sprang at Ijoej.ka, but missed his throat and sank his fangs In the man's waistcoat.

Then William Beers appeared. Beers weighs 2tl0 pounds, and Is built He waved the crowd back from the struggling pair and calmly entwined bis two bands about Zip's throat. The veins on bis wristo stood out, but the dug' tongue stood out. too. and hi eyes bulg i.

He stopped trying to gnaw Loepks to death, and Beers plucked him away as if he had been a fly, and holding Miu at arm's length, slowly choked him to dealp. Charged with Jewelry Robbery. Loudon, May 2. A third man was r-rsted here to-day charged with complicity In th jewelry robbery from the residence of Mrs, David P. Morgan in New York on March 8th last.

His name is William Wilson and be waa brought tip ly the Bow street police court to-day and remanded. His two accomplices sre Claud 3. Heritfer end William O'Conuell. tine was arrested in London and the other ia Liverpool mid both have been previously remanded. Wilson has confessed to participation in the robbery.

Lincoln Slay 2. A heavy frost was reported throughout Southern Nebraska to-day. Orchards anil gardens sustained heavy damage. Oakland, May 2. Secretary of the Navy Victor Metcalf arrived last night from Washington for the purpose of reviewing the battleship fleet May 8th.

Tokio, Mey 2. The death of Imperial Prince Kittumam Y'amashima will be oftl-cially announced to-morrow. Ilia Highness, who was U5 years of age, waa captain in the navy. New York, May Bishop Henry C. Potter who ha been ill for several days as a result of overwork, was much better to-day and it was stated at his home il.nt he will probably be able to take up his duties next week.

St. Petersburg, May 2. King Uiislsr of Sweden, who has come here from Stockholm to attend the marriage to-morrow of his son. Prince Wllhelm, to Grand Duchess Marie Pavlovna, daughter of Grand Duke Paul Aloxandrovlrch, came Into St. Petersburg from Tsnrakoa-Kelo to-day.

Washington, May 2, Captain K. ALUMNUS CHALLENGES DAY TO PUBLIC DEBATE College Editor Would Oust the Chancellor. SpecisI Dlsjatrh to the Democrat and Chronicle. Syracuse, May 2. A Stanley Copeland, sliimnua editor of the Syracuse Daily Orange, the newspaper of Syracuse University, announced to-day his resignation from the Daily Oranga staff.

Mr. Copeland stated that the reason his retirement was Chancellor Day's refusal to make reply to communication urging that the Chancellor co operate with the Ornnge in providing for alumni read vrs the facts necessary for the fortnatlou of valid judgment on the merits of the questions of the removal of William Kent, dean of the applied sciences college. The Chancellor recently criticised the printing of resolutions adopted by the seniors of Smith College, regarding the enforced retirement of Deun Kent, and said that the Orange miwt not offend in such a manner again. Mr. Copeland said that it had been Impossible to print true facts concerning the university as much had to be suppressed through the Chancellor's orders.

Mr, Copeland issued the following; Acting as an illiniums of Syracuse Tnl-vorslty, 1 hereby challenge Chancellor James It. Dnv to a public ilebute of the question: "Unsolved, that (tie Intellectual, moral and material welfare of Hyracus nlvemlty will best conserved by the discontinuance nf Chancellor James ft. Day's connection with the university." sgree to leave the choice of Judges entirely In the hands of Chancellor Day, suggesting, however, that the executive Committee of the llosrd of Trustees would lie an imperially aoceotiihlo liody. The time of holding the delists I slso leave In the hsnds of the Chancellor with these limitations; It shell be set for a dnte between June 1st mid the time of holding the regular meeting of tie Board of Trustees. TOOK A POLL OF DEEGATES Where Connecticut Democrats Stand on Presidential Candidates.

Hartford, April the meeting this afternoon fourteen members of the Connecticut delegation to the Denver convention held in connection with the meeting of the new elate central meeting for organization, Alexander Troun, of New Haven, secured a poll of the members, In order that there might be gn expression nf personal preference for a presidential candidate. The poll resulted as follows: For Bryan, for Johnson, 'I; non-committal, 0. At a meeting of the State Central Committee, Homer S. Cummings was reelected national committeeman. Mr.

Troup's resolution to have a poll was objected to at brut and tabled, 8 to 4, two members not voting. Then after long discussion, in which the opposition was based on the grounds that the delegation was nninstnicted and that the members had better wait until they get in touch with the situation at Denver before committing the resolution waa taken up and pasaed 1) to 5. Appointments to the national convention committees were made, Senator T. V. Noone, who does not favor Mryan going to the committee on resolutions.

SAFE DEMOLISHED, BANK ROBBED Citizens Kept at Bay Until Sale Was Cracked. When Gang Escaped. Tryon, May 2. Five bank robbers entered the Farmers Bank of Tryon early to-day and after demolishing the big safe with seven charges ot dynamite oo- lained $tWO and escaped. While three of the gang remained on guard outfide, the two others cracked the safe.

The tirst explosion awakened number of citiisens who turned out but 4hey were tired upon by th robbers and wept st bay while six other charge were set off. After the money was obtained, running tight followed, but the robbers got sway. Sale Full ol Money Lost, Laredo, May 2 The Wells-r'argo Eipress Company has reported to the authorities of Torreon, ft loss of Ot.O in Mexican currency which they claim waa taken from a through safe on their City of Mexico train. The money was signed to one of the batiks of Chihuahua. Two arrests have been made in Torreon, although it is not believed by the officials here that the men arretted in Torreon have the moiiey.

It appears that one of the agents of the company boarded the express train at a station between the City of Mexico and Torreon afterwards leaving the train. It is said that he was the only man who wax in the car who knew the combination of the safe. He has not yet been epprehended. Baroness Kills Husband. Berlin, May 2.

Baroneas Udo von Kuexlebon shot and killed her husband In their chateau et Huddeiiberg, near Dortmund, last night just as be was about to retire. She then shot herself, but the self-Indicted wound waa not fatal. No explanation bus been made of the occurrence. llaroii von Ituexlt-ben waa of an old Thur- ingian family. He married Wanda von Stromlieck In Berlin lacst November.

The Its run was 83 years old and his widow is 20. WEEK'S CEEBRATION ENDS Reviewing Stand Occupied by Prelates in Robes and Women and Children in Brilliant Garments Diocesan Centenary New York, May 2. Sixty thousand Ito- man Catholic laymen marching in prates- aion to-duy brought to a climiix and form- ally ended the week-long celebration of the i centenary of the founding of the Komnn Catholic diocese of New York. The parade had been looked forward to as the crowning public event of the week and in every way anticipation waa surpassed. No more perfect day could have fa-cored the event.

The sky was almost cloudless, the air clear and bracing. Along Fifth avenue and through Fifty-seventh street where the line of march led to the tllsbandiug point hundreds of thousands of persons were massed anil the immense reviewing stand which had beeu erected in front of the cathedral made a picture the like of which was seldom seen. It bad been built to accommodate 3.0IKI persons and its whole capacity waa placed at the disposal of women and children and the distinguished prelates who have been participating in the observance of tl.J ceremony. The prelutes in their gorgeous robes occupied space in the center of the stand aud banked around thetu on every side were thousand of women and children in their brilliant garments making up a most striking color scheme. Of all the (10,000 who took part in the purude every man save Brigadier-General Thomas Barry, the grand marshall waa ou fool.

Behind him trudged the thousands, millionaire aud laborer. In the van was delegatiou from the Catholic Club, among them Thomas 1'. It. van. Thomas A.

Liiiinet, Justice John W. Golf, Justice Daris and Justice O'Gonnan, of the Supreme. Court; Bourke Cockraii, Eugene Pbilbin, John U. Crimmiiis and David Mc-Clure. Many of the large store and other business places conducted by Catholics had declared half holiday for to-duy that their employees might have an opportunity to take part in tho parade or to join with the other thousands who crowded the streets to review the marchers.

The parade formed at Washington Square well down toward the lower end of the city and moved up Fifth avenue past the Cathedral and to Fifty-seventh street where it was dispersed. The line of inarch covered a distance of approximately three miles. Cardinal Loguc, who has seen and participated in the grandeur of Roman liturgy at Home and elsewhere, made this statement to a group of newspaper men, whsn the last company of the Catholic host had passed the reviewing stand in front of Sjt. Patrick's cathedral: never saw such an impressive gathering In all my life, and I never expect to witness such demonstration of loyalty to tho Catholic faith." As the mounted police, escorting the marching host passed the grand stand the Cathedral, Ihe chimes on the Gothic pile pealed out "The Star Spangled Banner'' and a mighty cheer went up from thousands. The letter from President Koosevelt to Archbishop Farley follows: "Now that the celebration of the anniversary over I want in the first placs to congratulate yon on its great success.

In the next place I want to congratulate all our people ou the impulse 1o higher patriotism given by the way In which the celebrntloii was conducted and finally in what is much the least important 1 want to thank you personally for your very kind and courteous allueion to myself on last Tuesday." YOUNG WIFE TRIES SUICIDE Separated from Husband Because of Their Misfortune, 6pclil DimaU-h to ths Ptmocrs and Chronkla. New York, Jlay Heroic treatment by the surgeons at St. John's Hospital early to-day probably saved the life of Mrs. Mary Carberry. The patient is in a critical condition following dose of mercurial tablets taken after three day separation from her youug husband.

Three yeara ago, the woman, then a young and pretty Brooklyn girl, married Frank Carberry, a a electrician. hsfor-tuue overtook Carberry four months ago. He lost his position. L'nder the privation and worry the children died, the youngest being buried four weeks ago. The ill hick drove Mrs.

Carberry to distractlou, but she pluekily hastened to the aid of her husband and heroelf, and took a ro-istlon as a waitress in the Butler family. Last night she retired early. This morning Mr, Itutler beard a rattling of dishes the kitchen. He hastily dressed and Tached the ground floor in time to see Mrs. Carberry hurry out.

Ten minutes later staggered up on the front door steps and collapsed ou the porch. Policeman Shot by Burglar. Denver, May 2. Making the last rounds of his watch, Charles M. Beck, a policeman, was shot through the heart and instantly killed in a store into which be bad crawled in pursuit of a burlur early to-day.

Beck bad found window pried from it fastenings and evidently followed through the opening. No have beeu made. MOVEMENTS OF LINE STEAMERS, AHBIVKD. American Ports. Amerika, Irani Hamburg, at Nw York, foreign Ports.

Cedrie, from Xsw York, st Liverpool, Cymrti, trom B'oilon, st Liverpool. Victorian, from Ht. John, st Liverpool. Louis, trom Nw York, st Plymouth, Vfoltkf. from ew York, si flihrsltsr.

Koeiiijon Lois, from New York, at ttunos. Suieiuisra, from Nt York, at Rotterdam. KKPOHTEV) BY WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY. Columbia, from (llao. for N'ew York, whoa i miles Mt of Samty Hook, st 7 A.

M. Probably Sock 7.30 A. M. Sunday. WEATHER FORECAST.

Wsshingtos, May Forecast Tot EuUra Nsw York, tsil and slightly eoolar Sunday: Monday (sir. fresh vent winds. I'of Western Nsw York, fair 8otni; Mondtv, tnrrMin eloudineu, fnh went winds. LOCAL OBSERVATIONS. Ths highnt tegiporstur wit tl de- grM fsinii S3 tho asms dsy in snd 44 ia Ihe lowt 37" against it in and ta 103; Uit meui 44 iint 8 is INtf snd in )SM sod ui svertgt of ol for 97 yean; ihe ha-roineter tUtionsry.

sversgs 23 66 iorhes: the hu-miduy sversgs 77 psr the proeipitminn (rain or melted no I Inchd. the highnt wind miles per hoar frsm the wt st 1:45 the "wetltier cloudy with eccsMonsl ligiit rem snd mow. St. Petersburg, May 2. The appointment of M.

Malevsky-Malvltcb to be embassador of Russia to Japan was officially announced to-day. L'p to the present ime Russia has been represented at Tokio by a legation. M. Motono, the Japanese minister at St. Petersburg also ha been promoted to the rank of ambassador.

Paris. May 2. A dispatch has been received here from ((ear-Admiral Philhert, the commander In Moroccan waters, saying that according to native reports, Muifl! lUflil, the usurping sultan of Morocco, his been vanquished by the Tteniskarou tribesmen and that he linri fled in the direction of Mequinex accompunied by thirty horsemen. Chicago, May 2. No more milk will be sold from cans In the small store depots of Chicago, Hereafter only the sanitary bottled product may be curried by the dealers, under a ruling made yesterday by the Department of Ilwiltb, AUTOMOBILE STRUCK BY AN EXPRESS TRAIN Its Occupants Only Slightly Injured in Wreck.

Special DiDtoli to the Osmier.it ami Ohronlsle. New York, May 2. While crossing the West Shorn Itallroad tracks at l.ittlo Perry ubout four miles from Hnekensack this afternoon, an automobile containing Charles Taylor, proprietor of the Hotel Martinque, bis wife, daughter, and two friends, was struck by an express train and wrecked. A warning shouted by man near the tracks enabled I he turning of the machine so that those in the cur escaped serious injury. It was a narrow escape and I he parly hud not.

recovered from the shock of their experience when they got back to the hotel to-night. Mr. Taylor, his wife Miss Dorothy Taylor, W. K. Gibson, Mr.

Taylor's business partner and Miss Annie Pratt, of N'ovn Scotia, a friend, were on their way to Mr. Taylor's country home at Comwall-on-the-Hudson. The three women on the back seat clung together as the pilot of the locomo tive struck the automobile, (here was crash and the train, Its speed unchecked, swept along, An instant later the wrecked automobile was hit by the first step of the forward car. This smashed the nearest front wheel and the machine tipped ovecr toward the train. As a result of I his the deinililmnusine top aud the glass frout came into contact with the side of the on-rushing train.

They were smashed and the occupants of the car covered with glass and Hying pieces of the side and cover. So quick was the accident that no one had time to jump from the automobile. Mrs. Taylor was somewhat bruised and Mr. Gilson's face is cut by flying glass from the wind shield.

WILL REMAIN IN ARIZONA Freak Order AKecting General Stewart Countermanded by President. Washhtgtou, May 2. Colonel William M. Stewart, of the Coast Artillery, who bears the distinction of being the one officer of the army assigned to command an abandoned pt until the date of his retirement arrives, has again received new orders direct from the President. As a result of the latest decree, Colonel Stewart will continue Indefinitely bis command of Fort Grunt.

where he was sent Inst September in lieu of his refusal to retire. Earnest effort on the part nf the friends of Colonel Stewart resulted in a reversal of tills order a week or so ago, when it was officially announced that the Colonel would be permitted to spend the three or four years of his active official career in an abandoned barracks at St, Augustine, Fla. This order was countermanded to-day by direction of the President and Colonel Stewart wll remain at the Arljsoa post. The reversal of the order was the result of a vigorous protest on the part- of the people of Florida, made known through the Senators from that state. No other explanation nf the lateat command is made, Acquitted and Rearrested.

Hurango, May 2. A Jury in the case of Joseph Vanderwalte and 'William Mason, charged with killing I'nited States) Special Agent J. A. Walker, near Hesperus, November tn-nlght brought In verdict of not guilty. Both men were immediately re-arrested by I'nited States Marshal Thomas Clork on federal Grand Jury warrant, charging them with conspiracy to murder Walker.

Tramp Killed by a Farmer. Brockville, May 2. Frank Swin- ford, a farmer living near Knoxdale, ferson county, last night shot and killed an unknown tramp who had forced his way Into the house by kicking down the door. Kwinefnrd fired three times to frighten the Intruder who continued advancing up stairs. Swineford then killed the robber.

The dead man had entered and robbed three other nearby houses earlier in the evening. SINCERE THANKS II You Havi Catarrh, Asthma or Bros, chitli, Read What Thankful People Say About Hyomil, Mrs. M. A. Drake, I'tica, N.

writes! "I could not speak above a whisper, I Inhaled Hyoniei, and il gave me Instant relief. Ilyninei will cure t'aturrh and Bronchitis if ut.ed as directed." I.odwicli Edwards, V13 Madison Cnluuilius, writes; "1 will let you know what your llyomel inhaler did for me. It cured me of my llromhitia all right. I feel very thankful to you for your valuable medicine." Mrs. Berths Weekly, I'leassntvllle, writes: i want you to know I used your Ifyomei for Hay Fever with good results, having suffered with It for tniiny years, and this Is the first thing I eier found that ever gave ute any relief," llyomel will cure Catarrh, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, Asthma, Coughs or Colds, and lake Irug Co.

will give you your mouey back if It don't. It is a pleasant remedy, and gives relief instantly. Just breathe It in through the pocket inhaler that comes with every outfit, Eilrs bottles for subsequent treatment are only 50 cents. PERSONAL. Ids nnor this heed 1 rest a word eich ttrat No advertisement less than 13 ents.

II. LI. Hi (-111 tvl iii miiglit ereulngs 1 eiim. L-V, this office. 11 iiirtKSl price piild for old gold and siller.

V. V. liiieii, it) lloynolds Arcade. 'I'liT tmh raid for old guld and silver; bst price paid In ciiv. i Ueyiiuids UniJ, leach you how to clean monumental work; you inn emu si.

per uour. AUdrcsv ii-t, this office. HittMb.Vi' price paid rorast-uiT clothing id Jiu-kon. Scud potm, ll'Miio cucne 47 Kraut-sl. I wll.

II. l.A sU.U-;, demist, Is now io-A. caied luS uld ipiuiieis, Ao. 1 1 upeu Suudjys. NV sud ail old accounts coher-tcd i-easnn-Xaolv and promptly on commission; yu must lorn- some.

11 0, this fPllIC Fl.OWKK ITI'Y tailor, pressing and A sponging suits, ,10 cents; 24 years tailoring In America. UK Wc.it Maiu-st. KWJI AN -Optician calls maue at your Duuie and gmscs nltej. l'liny Newuuni, uil UioMU-al. lioiti 'olioues or oosul car1.

...75 brauches'fiMtlniatei i Ciiri-liiil luriilsbcd. plan turiilshed free for new work. t. tjeddes. -ill Jvffat'son-ave.

7-2-4 furnUh bars, sideboards, olBVe furniture, nxlures, alt work first at prices. The Globs Co. Home 'pb'oie Mi. LKAKN chiropody; our pupils making S'iO weekly: diplomas; euy payiueuts. Ileyn-olus's ttui'opou School, J'otvera U.ock, KoeU-eter.

VUl kinds ot men's clothing made to order liu latest style and ou short notice. Miinucl Lull. ij lKury-si. Hum 'phioia Li CC 1. II.

lUIil'KLtlt, 10 Front sells luiurs, shears, kult- aud pocket cutlery of the unest quality; also sharpens your uld ones like new. CIKEUIT -lict youv spring cioiulng from us; orders given ou all principal urci; easy puyuieuln hut uut lustulluieut prices. Leu-Hal building. la or Xeiaua vmu complete hitomiiulou mailed tree upon request. Address Attorney Chant Mxou Bank, liciio, VAXTKD We teach everything in cutting und UiiloriiiK, day or evening; tenuw rea.

soiiahle. Wardrobe A-uciaihu, IS ox biilg. CCTTKUS, take notice! Keep sway IO from Brooklyn. Y. strike on a the ichart fc UurUuer lactory.

By order L. A. K. of L. 30 BOYS Sell IS hoses of kleeiihiinrt, at toe eneli, snd get a pair of roller skaie free.

M'liii name aud address to Kleeiibauil Y. VAXTiVe'ESKX, loTXlvlngstoii tiullO- lug, bus been appointed Oliver type-outer Hgciu iia iv.liisno sale ot Oliver No. typewriter. Jolrliiiig, estimates fire; tiaru- wood luy specially ttrai-t-uu work guarantied. II.

It. llsou, 'AH Alexander Hell 'phone Chate lilSO-1 luggage Transfer. Haggnge, furniture and tre.glii; prouipi serUce, ua- suuiiele uilre. Home phuns licit 4U- Office, si Kiiu repairing, remodel lug, log, cuiugllug, feiicoig, mining, felling, porches built or repaired. Harris, 12 Waio- house; Belt tttao-Y Main.

7 a Take a May walk Suiilay to It the "high board fence Inil.t at midnight," and buy an lee cream soda or elur at V. V. Kynu gttu West-eve. keys Ultutt. saws riled aui 4 sei, bauy larrlagu nu-s nut ou, J.ibtnug of ail knots.

lOOI M. it. oil east. I rV business Is that' of' repairing; waTeiies" clocks and Jewelry and uolng it. satisfaction gnsrauleeu.

William V. Bellows, iJHt) Jefferson near Hartlett-sL 1' yr' US6N Ai.Tabk at "Foiroaii et LeitM SN, het.d-llia.lu, dress suit caws, at S3; nothing like uieui lu Corner ki. luin sud aoultt lu biieuieut UAttD rubber fountain pen for 25c. Urge slse, solid gold plated pen, complete wan uiieciioio mill h.ter; or sio.up. tienesee Sale Company, tali port, N.

Y. isn'lY "my duwutoivn price tor wall taper see o.ir line oi ue'V spring iiooos; we do painting. W. B. Myliientlie', dlo Hell 'phone) Mam, Htbcsicr phone 47o M-I ii'AXTKD Several young oien of S''d" tV character to join au organised cnili mtn cosy club room iu ceuier cuy, ones :i.V: per neck; piano players esi'Ci-laily wwiteil.

Address this otlice. HAY hair restored. Iiewe'y'a Naiuml Color I Compound restores gray and laded limr to original and natural shade, beauty and luster; a tonic for balr and scalp; uot a dye. Hyde Drug sola agents. DOTOU waYt'to "saVs money ou yiiur stiing-llng If so, uiy metal alilngkM win ite 11 lor von.

1M tuo give you au esiluuitc. Mux llrauu'sielu, li-t Jeileison av. Home 'phuiie ilW, be 1 pbone 'AAi-i Mala. a-5-I DU.N'T wait till your plaster comes off, but cull at lit eud I will give you mi estimate ot Hu latest desigoa lu htel eeiliugs. Bnuinoleoi.

Home i liu IJltt. Hell plioua AHo i Miu. 1 '41 UIIUH to express our sincere thanks to our friends, und especially to ttia ltoehestcr Kir Department, for their many attention and for the beautiful ttor.il offer-Inge. Airs. J.

S. Hammond and family. 1.1LY A little attention now will savs lois of aiiuoyauc later; have them meiisiired suit got out uow. emiHtea glveu. Uoeliester 'phone li4.

O. H. Hirst, toruierly manager biiow Wire Works. 8-7 raftliig, brouslng. gas ami electiic Bxlures.

brasn beilstea.ls, t-aali registers, name plates, bicycle and automobile parts furnished like new. Mtauderd I'latlug Works, sy Central sve. Ilome 'phone A'EW YoitK cttjr board, lies'tTocallon. ex- i-eHciiT (aide, fln nxon. ten tiiliiutes from Wall si.

and all attractions, moderate terms. Save this advertisement and also hotel bill. Lane, Henry Brooklyn Heights, New York. K'TTSk have the home Instead of imluledi great saving you, owl. or for the house.

It's not au experiment, Imt done by exsiersenced men. Best or reier-euees. Uoeliester Window Clcaiilns to, Clinton e. north. Home 'phoua 'M l.

11ILMS to be developed, reeetved before 11 1 A delivered st i V. M. 3 l-i 3 1-3 or under, inc. I'rlnis made with a wide, while margin Hist curl backward. New mid second' band cameras si very remonable prices.

Ihe Norman Company, IS tOnst-nvo. kJ CUM Ell is coining, maybe' But II ts lo time to have the summer home or cottage cleaned. hy not have the experienced house cleaner do Hnr prices are right; refei'iin os the iwst; furnUlt every thing hut nfiter. aod the In tie? will do that. Hoeb-esier Window Cleaning DO Cllutou-MVii.

tioitu. Home 'phon WANTED Your repair work: let me show you bow neatly sud qul. I can turn out your work; let me put ou a ulc porch or au addition, small or large: will draw your plans, furnish estimates, furnish jour houee or ehVe or factory with sliding or stationary screens: If you think of building sooner or huer deu't fall to talk with me; It will cost jou uothirif. Address M-36, this office. lAHHI.rs cicaiiel.

Kllur, Ilo.ne 'flume lAIII KT cleinlug, rug weaving, llaker, 1UJ Jones St. VMtl'iiT cliauig, rug weaving. Baker, joues-st. 'ALL t'APEH cleaned, free demonstration. lirJ'J-L Chtie.

ANIi laTmdty for gcntlciucu; repairing neuily doss-. u7 tiuk-st. ALL I'APKK denned; free 'Phone litiU-L Cbuee. rt)tj esu all your um huu nper uovels at 53 Hi.utii-jv.'. Alexander i -4 CiAHI'ETS cleaucu.

sewed sud relaid. Bell illl'o Alain. tss Brook-ve. MuXKY given HA-ay si the A'humnra Theater, bo fetute-st. uiieu Saturday mora-lug.

7 1 jAPKltHA.VlVl-VO' aud palutlifg Inside snd 1 ouulih', prices rigiil. J. L. pierce, Sav tou-st. 7 PI'Im iiilfd (of cuist-offclotlillig.

diuid posiul, J. Alarliiii, iii Chuthiuu sti'eot. otl Do forget the Sunday chicken dluners, only -u cuiiu, at the licot.i, oJ iyiciu Clinton. CJil'lINU. Vi ctnu yard; grading and secd-lug, cement walks 10 cents foot, -la heynulUe su HICHKST prices paid for meruit ciotSlng.

Head postal. Apple, Hi! trjut iioui 'phone MoS. HIGHEST price paid for cat-oir cioihlug. postal, will call. Louk Ik-bwuris, ou t-st.

lirALt'l'A'l'Eft'es'e'd'like'Tiewrw' ceati a room; free demoustratiou. Both 'phoues lau. DIAMONDS and old gold bougai, highest ca. a price pall IL7 Chamber of Commerce TE WILL money for you every Saturday; witch our window. AicKenney tiilpai, 38W Mein-it.

wet. ti lAL'TION! W'uea you want strongest, heat vJ bug killer get Aull-Bug sure, uo other. Post druggists. LLT "the Ulo'ne finishing aud Painting Co. give you gn estimate ou your woig.

Home 'puou 4eSU. BtCKOltK building, Tel iiefurniVh you piuii's aud spei'iui-auoiis very reaeoimulc. iltt Jii'tlmer-st. Pit "iLS I'Ld! Positively ttrst-ctoS work done ut your owu home; Kuilte hireet, tt) outh-sv. PUitaiiN AL iruuks ana oags repmraa at Kormau it ZtStur comer IS.

Mam aud lu haaeuieuL aud psiDuag moaerai pi-lies. U. J. Suyder, 1 SuJUer eL lieil phone iiaia I BLILtH.N'iJ, jobbing, rejiairiug, store und othce work, bsruivoou nooie a specially. tl.

L. Hrls.oi, iAicxsuder-st. U' 'K A it doing more hbiisecleaulug than ever lietore; wiiy noi give ua trlul? Kocheter Window Cleaning Co. rivalling, shingling, fencing. poishes built or repaired.

Send postal, trunk au Honk, lisi reuioul-sc IT'iOc HallobTsT unygtceted f'mCP-iler at all lending drug, shoe sud 'jent stores. lor tree sample. PAI'tll cleaned like new. cent a tl a room, l'ree demonstration. Home 'phone 774, or postal.

Sprlng st. JOHN pays ht pncea for gen-J tleinen's cust-oif doming aud shore. 1'tease drop postal, OT-W i-'rout-st; tt7 LADIES' PERSONAL. JsiWI.I':;t cures all scalp ill.sciist'.t. I .1 tasl-avt.

KiihKM.N'j dressmsk ing at nliioore-st. 7, O.M.1-- oaiiy nunc give it cid gold and stiver. 'i l'-ir building. I.MtKNCH mllllin-r will go to ladles' homes; old lists remodeled. i-tS, tills ottlee.

LEaIIY removes freckles, tin, wrinkles snd smlow ssiu giiicKi.i, ut is SonUi cuueu. l0l'jitt used oulv Jiv Bel'- illusion ot me tuvCiitot, ti)Ui, ut ii iva-sliow. UAV1, "jou polish? its me best out. I'ostai for trial. oi, Oflit'O.

I LAlli cu pltuvle. cnlargoit -'i i-y, oiiy vi ury ssn, ui IS j.oii'.u i. iiuton. 1 kit. IlhilNAN, sui'teou at XJ at luisisn iiatii, I lUuugu-eL ii fiue -i(, licit iiUO.

I IVIU HM.s tl'C IllSiC.t pertlill'ieut liroces jtj j.ir r.otioiiug tun- uu painc iy -t SouiU tiiulon. ALmca' BUiinuer sowlug done at reasou-u. de rate; ic desi.niug a rtncr ll-So, this office. T'KAUY reuioies moles, warn, birthmarks und eean, tdpsliy. uiieiy sua p-no.

iitiiti.i, st Souta i imton. AHIK.S." while house pick up old i.4 gull and silver; in.it cmli pi.te iu cuy Wcditveu, 41 Keyuoldi Arcade. wClK.N i IKIC lusmcuro shiimpoo) ami lcuil Mi-j. i.ci nan, Aluui-st eit. 'I'liotie ool-.

4 1AHAM WAY, ttio well-known unliulst Jl who hint pleased thousands mil will li.ue you. Is ut loti looml. C1LEAN house properly by gathering up your old golu aud sliver, and receive eush at V. T. brleu 4W Keynolds Amide.

DR. KKYNOt.I'K removes moles, wsrls, fseiul blemishes painlessly; a. I work guaranteed; lowest charge. 313 Power block. DK.

KKYNOl.liji removes entire corn, flvst treiiluieiit flUo bunions. Ingrown nails, callouses; expert, painless work. .113 Powers block. A DIES, notice; with every Bve of our i coupons we are giving a nb-e lti toot card album free. it.

J. HiuiSu'tch, 4b cor. lily. MIPS I'LL IE, 317 Centra! tiielul mwuge, luuntcni'lug. shampoo with eg, shampoo creain and tonic, 3.V.

'Phoue al. D'KUM VTH'lliti Is" lu a by Itself--no other means of removing sotiei'fluous hair can compete with II; you uiu witnees a demousuulion at 1-3 East -are. guarauUfd one liiseiiel iu ten miiiiion; repaired; old gold made luto rlius. Hurry Hsrte, i'owvi Imllding, Mulu-r. elevator.

nAirtDRESHlNH. manlenrlng, msseage, cbtropodv, eiei'troiysls pioperly liioght; diplomas: eaey payments; evening lessons. The lleynolds School, S1131S Powers block. WRINKLES, plmtdes sud other blemishes removed without pslu or danger by special electric mnssnge: also superllinnis pernisneetly reniove! or mouev refunded. Arlallne Fleming, Ml (irsnlte bldg.

"ptiKTAL nlirbring Frufessor to your house to mnke a nclentlf)e exsm-tnatlon of your eves: glssse fmnished when needed; terms reasonable snd sll work guaranteed: difficult cse-s solicited; fifteen years tn Roehewr. otlti-e hours, 'i to Sundays 2 to 4. 07 Krank-st..