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90 1 in A A 1 ROCHESTER DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1909. 8 TRAVEL. Alexandria Direct for Montreal and Quebec Sails from N. Y.

C. Wharf, Charlotte, Sundays at 8:30 P. M. Route through the Calling picturesque nt all Bay Canadian Quinte, ports, 1,000 running Islands. Lawrence River Rapids four hours before dark: finest trip on fresh water.

Quebec and return $24; Montreal 818: berth and meals included. Rook early at Amsden's, under Powers building; Lewis op: posite Central Station. Day Line to the 1,000 Islands Steamer Arundell Leaves N. Y. C.

wharf, Charlotte, Monday, Wednesday nad Friday, nt 9 A. calling Sodus Point, North Pair Haven, Oswego, Island Cape Vincent, Clayton, Frontenac, 1,000 Park. arriving Alexandria Bay 6 P. M. Returning alternate days, Apply to Lewis 167 Central avenue: G.

T. Amsden, Powers Luilding: Lehigh Valley city ticket office. 50c Excursion to Olcott Beach Sunday Thousand Island Excursion Str. "TORONTO Saturday, June 26th Leaves Charlotte 11 P. through the Islands both ways on Sunday by daylight.

Reach home 10:30 Sunday night. Secure Tickets and Corths at CITY TICKET OFFICE 32 Main street west. Powers Hotel. Str. North King EXCURSIONS 1000 Islands--Bay of Quinte $3.25 Steamer, leaves Saturday.

CharMeals and berth included $5.50. Daily service after 27th June. Cobourg and Port Hope, Canada Steamer leaves Charlotte 9 A. M. daily except Sunday.

One day and week-end excursion tickets. G. T. AMSDEN, 4 Main St. LEWIS 167 Central Agents.

STEAMSHIPS. ANCHOR LINE Glasgow and Londondorry Sailing from Now York every Saturday New Twin Screw Steamships SALOON, $67.50 TO 8125. SECOND CABIN. $12.50 TO $50. THIRD CLASS.

$27:50 AND 828.75. For Ite illustrated book of tours and Information apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS, New York, or J. Kalbdelsch, 20 State J. Gilbert. 35 Exchange G.

T. Amsden. Powers Rochester. Go To 700 Atlantic Return Tickets $20 to $30 the new Twin Screw Steamship "Bermtdian" (5500 Tons) in forty-Ave hours. Temperature cooler than at the Middle Atlantic Coast resorts.

Good fishing. sea bathing. sailing and bicycling. Bermuda is now in al! its floral glory, whole hedges of flowers in bloom. For illustrated pamphlets and rates, address A.

E. OUTERBRIDGE Agts. Quebec 8. S. 29 Broadway, New York, Arthur Ahern, Quebec, Canada, or J.

C. Kalbfeisch, 30 State G. T. Amsden, Powers Bldg. $65 Special Summer Tour to JAMAICA 12 days round trip.

S.S. Magdalena, June 26. Orinoco, July 10. Bookings to Colon, Colombian and Pacific Ports Royal Mai! Steam Packet Co. SANDERSON SON.

State N. Y. G. T. AMSDEN.

Powers Bldg, Hamburg American P. Grant, (new) Jane: 30 (new) July 17 Kaiserin. 3 July 24 July P. Grant (new) Aug.4 P. Lincoln (new )July Cleve'd (new) July 31 Carlton 1a Corte Restaurant.

ITALY via and --Gibraltar, Naples S. HAMBURG, July Aug. 14. S. S.

MOLTKE. July 22. Sept. 9. S.

S. BATAVIA. 21. and Genoa only, Tourist Dept. for Trips everywhere.

Hamburg- American Line, 45 Broadway, N. Y. J. C. Kalbfleisch, State street: G.

T. Ams. den, 4 Main street west: the Maurer 149 E. Main street: C. J.

Gilbert, 35 Exchange street, Rochester. N. Y. HUDSON RIVER NIGHT LINES PEOPLES LINE The Popular Searchlight Route Steamer C. W.

MORSE or ADIRONDACK leaves Albany for New York At 8 P. M. dally (Sundays included) or on arrival of trains from the West, North and East. Largest river steamers in the world. Splendid accommodations.

Fine cuisine, Best service. TICKETS SOLD and baggage checked through from all stations on the N. Y. C. CH.

R. R. R. and West Shore R. and connecting lines.

Passengers holding through tickets over New York Central and West Shore roads CRN have them exchanged for passage via night boats between Albany and New York, CLARK'S CRUISES 66 OF THE CLEVELAND" (Hamburg American Line) 18,000 tons, brand new, superbly fitted. THE From New York, October 16, 1900: from San Francisco, Feb. 5, 1910, nearly four months, costing only 8650 AND UP, includ. ing all expenses afloat nud ashore. SPECIAL Egypt, India, Ceylon, Burma, Java.

Bargeo, Philippines. Japan. An unusual chance to visit unusually attractive places. 12th Annual Orient Cruise, Feb. 5, '10; by North German Lloyd S.

S. "Grosser Kurfuerst, 73 days including 24 days Egypt and Palestine, 8400 up. G. T. Ameden, Main street west.

FRANK C. CLARK. TIMES N. RESORTS. ADIRONDACKS FOURTH LAKE CLIFF THE ED EAGLE GEM FULTON OF BAY, N.

THE Y. CHAIN NOT. Special Rates for June and Sept. HOUSE Fine ing, Trout and Boating, and Dancing Bass Canoeing Fish WRITE FOR BOOKLET MODERN F. B.

LEE. PROP. Richfield THE EARLINGTON Springs, N. Y. The Leading Hotel.

Automobile headquarters; garage oft premises; directly opposite bath-house. GASHERIE De WITT, Proprietor Send for Map. ADVERTISING 15 the lubricant that makes business run swiftly and without friction. trial will convince the most pronounced skeptic SENTENCES HALF DOZEN ITALIANS Justice Pound Hears Pleas of Guilty. COON PLEADS NOT GUILTY Man Charged with Manslaughter in First Degree Denies Guilt Before Justice at Albion-Sealed Indictments Against Saloon Men, Albion, June one exception, all of the prisoners held by the grand jury yesterday oll open indictments pleaded guilty before Justice Pound in Supreme Court to-day and were sentenced.

The plea of not guilty was entered by Frank Coon, indicted for manslaughter in the first degree in striking Lorenzo Dunn on the head with a stone. killing him. Antonio and Lewis Demarco. accused of using knives in a barroom brawi in Knowlesville, at first pleaded not guilty. In the afternoon they asked to be taken back to court.

They then changed their plea to guilty, and their attorney, Gerald H. Fluhrer, made an eloquent plea for mercy, explaining that the men were not to blame. Court was lenient, giving Antonio seven mouths and Lewis sixe months in the Erie County Penitentiary, District-Attorney Ramsdale withdrew the second indictment against Antonio. Herbert Perry admitted that he had broken into the Wilcox hardware store and taken some guns. Thomas Kirby explained that it was Perrys first offense and asked for leniency.

Perry was sent to the Elmira reformatory until discharged by law. Matteo Salvatore pleaded guilty of stabbing Venanzio Gazliardo, and was sentenced to serve a term of not less than year nor more than two years in "Auburn prison. The charge against Frank Flore was reduced to assault in the degree, to which he pleaded guilty, was sent thirte to the Erie Penitentiary for three month. Arcello Farlecona entered a plea of guilty of assault in the second degree. and Justico Pound sentenced him to serve not less than two or more than three years in Auburn.

Three of the sealed indetments were opened to-day. One was for Thomas Christofer of Eagle Harbor, for allowing his saloon to be open on Sunday. Another was against Christofer's son. Leo, for selling the liquor on Sunday. The third indictment WatS against Joseph Gatzkowski, bartender for Joseph Draper.

He is charged with selling beer to a little girl early in May. Cief Van Dell saw the girl leaving the saloon with two pails of beer, and that led to the present indictment. Pleas of not guilty were made to the three sealed indictments. WAS HURT 6 CENTS' WORTH BY REMARKS Jury at Albion Decides Thus in Action. Albion, June 25-After spending all yesterday afternoon and all last night up to 8:30 o'clock this morning in arguing the merits of the case, the jury in.

the action brought by William Stevens against Anna and Henry Garretsee this morning returned a judgment of $263 for the plaintiff. The action grew out of a partnersip farm lease. The action brought by Antonietta Di Fabbio against Michele Compolieti was tried to-day. The plaintiff thought she had been damaged to the amount of several thousand dollars by slanderous remarks alleged to have been made by the defendant. The jury thought the plaintiff had been damaged to the extent of 6 cents.

and it took just about twelve minutes to reach that dicision. Late this afternoon the case of George A. Houseman against James C. Fargo, a president of the American Express Company, was begun. The plaintiff shipped two carloads of peaches, but they stayed so long in Buffalo, he alleges, that they spoiled.

He sties to recover their value. The case was adjourned until Monday, KENDALL BOY BADLY HURT WHEN HORSES RUN AWAY Son of Judson Smith Thrown from Potato Planter. Albion. June While the 10-yearold son of Judson Smith was riding on a potato planter, which Mr. Smith was driving on his farm, in Kendall, yesterday afternoon, the horses became frightened and ran away, throwing the boy into the air.

When he struck the ground his arm was broken and he had received internal injuries. A physician was called to attend the boy. It was thought last night that there was little chance of his living, but this morning his condition seemed to be slightly improved. The horses were injured more or less by colliding with a telegraph pole. 200 Black Bass Planted.

Albion, June C. K. Harris, of the Albion Water Company, yesterday received from the state fish hatcheries 200 small black bass, which he planted in the pond owned by the company at Eagle Harbor. Last year about one thousand trout were placed in the pond. They are now about three inches long.

Corbin- Williams. Scottsville June afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Marion Williams, his youngest daughter, Lois D. Williams, was united in marriage to Louis H. Corbin, of Henrietta. The ceremony was performed by Rev.

M. McQueen, of the West Henrietta Baptist Church, in the presence of about twenty relatives and friends of the bride and groom. The house WaS prettily decorated for the occasion with roses. The bride and groom left in an automobile for a short trip. They win reside in Henrietta upon their return.

Mrs. Harriet Goff Shulters. Honeoye Falls, June 25. Mrs. Harriet Goff Shulters, a lifelong resident of the town of Mendon, died at her home, in Mendon, last night.

She WAR a daughter of Esquire Goff, and was born in 1835 one mile west of Mendon, where she had since resided. She leaves 011e son, Frederick Shulters, and one daughter. Miss Alma Shulters, both of Mendon. MOUNT MORRIS IN FAVOR OF BUILDING OWN WATER PLANT Vote Decisively Against Buying Present System and for Municipal One. SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE Mt.

Morris June the special election in the village hall this afternoon and evening 210 votes were cast. The first proposition, to purchase the Mills waterworks system for $50,000 and pend $25,000 to repair and extend the system, was defeated by the decisive vote of 170 to 20, The second proposition, to give the Board of Trustees power to purchase or install a system in aecord with the plans drawn by Engineer Witmer, at a cost not to exceed $16,000, was carried by a vote of 165 to 18. Within the next few days the trustees will advertise for bids for the construetion of a new waterworks system, as the large vote for the second proposition and the defeating of the first proposition shows conclusively that the people of the village do not care to purchase the present plant. The trustees, some of them say, had the second proposition worded to the effac that they should have the power to purchase the present waterworks in ease the owners of the plant would sell.it at a low enough price so that the necessary improvements could be made and vet Man Pitched from His Son Carried John Ferguson, of Clyde, tion by Trolley Lyens, June Ferguson, of Clyde, was picked up by all S. E.

car on the road at the crossing near the brick schoolhouse, about a mile east of this village, in an unconscious condition and brought to this village and taken to the ottice of Dr. M. E. Carmer shortly after 6 o'clock last night. His injuries were cut on the head and several bad bruises.

After his wounds had been dressed the man regained consciousness and told of the accident. He said that he and his 11-year-old son were driving to Clyde with a team from Mack's livery, of that place, and when near the school- DESIRED TO GET INTO JAIL AGAIN Old Offender Thus Explains Conduct in Hornell. Hornell, June Kiley, fifty years of age, an old offender, who is said to have served time in almost every penal institution in Western New York, was arrested last night in Main street after a lively tussle with a patrolman, on a charge of having broken a plate -glass window in the clothing store of M. E. Travis.

Kiley was also wanted for threatening a woman with a cane. The man said at police headquarters that he was lonesome and wanted to gO back to jail. He said that he had asked to be arrested earlier in day, and was told to move on. As day the wore on Kiley became more lonesome for the comforts of a jail, and determined to do something that would cause his arrest. When in front of the Travis clothing store he uttered a whoop and drove his cane through the plate-glass window.

shattering the glass and seattering the fragments about the show window. Kiley said that he resisted arrest for the reasou that he wanted to get A longer sentence. He was arraigned this morning and sentenced to nine months in the Monroe County Penitentiary. As sentence was pronounced Kiley said, "I will be back here again in nine months." SUICIDE ATTEMPTED BY PULTENEY YOUTH George Boyd Found in An Unconscious Condition. Hammondsport, June 25.

-George Boyd was found last night in a semiconscious condition, the result, it is said, of having tried to commit suicide by cutting his left wrist. He is a resident of Pulteney and 18 years old. He was found the night before sitting on the lake shore near his home by his father, who tried to persuade him to come into the house, but without avail. When the youth returned to the house, having been on the lake all night, he went to his room, where he was found at dinner time, having then bled about a quart of blood from the wound inflicted. His condition is critical, but he is expected to survive.

Young Boyd has had a fine education, having been through high school and entered college, and no reason for this rash act is known. Mrs. Alona Phelps. Rushville, June afternoon, at her home, near this village, oecurred the death of Mrs. Alona Phelps, widow of Jonathan Phelps, who died about twenty-five years ago.

For twenty years the deceased has been a sufferer from spinal curvature, and last Sunday she suffered a stroke of apoplexy, and a second one Tuesday, from which she did not rally. The deceased was 76 years of age, and was a lifelong resident of the town of Gorbam. She leaves three children, Mary, Newell and Phelps, and one brother, Orlin Blodgett, all of Rushville. To Attend National G. A.

R. Clifton Springs, June -An honor W84 conferred upon Gordon Granger Post, G. A. of this village, at the state convention in Binghamton last week, when George A. Durkee, a ber of the local post, was chosen a delegate to the national convention.

which will be beid in Denver. Colorado, in August, Ada anuer this bend I cent A word each time. No advertisement less than 10c. LOST ST Saturday: Main reward or State Home streets, $13, 4403. on 'phoue LOSE diamond Black locket: liberal watch reward fob, It with returned to 163 State 321) In the of North Goodwan.

Bay and Ackerman-sts gold scarf pin. Turk's head: return to this oftice: reward. 228 OST- Gold water fob, between Hotel Eagleston and Bank of Commerce: reward if returned to Louis Vogel, Buckley Main st. east. OST Back comb, between Sibley' A and Edwards' store, Friday morning: faintly heirloom: reward if returned to transfer desk, store, LOST A cluster of pearls with diamond pendant, in Charlotte car, oF nt.

tarlo Beach: finder kindly return to Ardmore-st. and reesive reward. LOST Bill and book some very containing valuable 847 papers In money, in Canandeigua. in Canandalgua car. oL fu Rochester.

Call or address 40 Rochester. On Dryer aller, South near Gardiner park or on Park ave. car abont 11:30 Thursday. openface Indy's gold watch: reward If returned 23 Anson place, or Chase 972. 228 STOLEN STOLEN One scar bay on mare.

hip weight about about 14 Inches tona. aniled en both shoulders. Iteward. ToN. Guyette, Egypt.

FOUND FOUND claim Row by bent on identifying. Trondequolt; 1-22. this owner ofSome hardware on Wednesday Owner call on Fred Mabir, 173 between 7 and P. M. VETERINARIAN VETERINARY saddle -Galls, bolls, and harness sprains chanage, cured by Scott's Arabian Paste, Saddler or drug.

gist. 6 LAWN MOWERS LAWN, mowers machine ground shop, by 291 8,31 expert, Bell chic ne. LADDERS EXTENSION and Main step, 417-L. also to rent Dunham's, all Spring. MISCELLANEOUS and sweepers repaired.

L. F. Wilder, machine shop, 201 Mill-st. Bell phone. 6 EDUCATIONAL MISS REOPENS Wednesday, September 22nd 86 East Avenue.

L. H. HAKES, Principal De Lancey School FOR GIRLS. Geneva, N. Y.

year opens Sept, 22d. College Preparatory, General and Musical Courses. An attrac tive building within spacious grounds on Hamilton Heights, Golf, Tennis and Basket Ball. For catalogue, address MISS M. S.

SMART. Rensselaer ESTABLISHED Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. A School of Engineering. Civil, CATALOGUE A Mechanical, Electrical.

Science. Dr. Day Specialist Consumption, tarrh and diseases of the Throat, Liver and Sexual Organs. Consultation Free and private. 211 Block, Rochester.

Fridays. 10 Saturdays, 10 to 8. Sundays, 10 to 12. CURED HIMSELF Pronounced by his medient brethren an Incurable consumptive, he was led to ex periment with certala drugs and chemicals to save his own life--this be succeeded In doing. and since that time he hits cured hundreds of cases that were pronounced Incurable.

Weakness of Men and Women Treated with prescriptious procured while Paris from one of the ablest French specialists that have proven a sure cure for all weaknesses. from whaterer cause, of the sexual organs in male and female patients, Also visits every four weeks as follows: Auburn, Osborn House, June 28th. Ithaen, Clinton House, Jane 20th. Penn Yan. Knapp House, July 5th.

Watkins, Jefferson House, July 6th. Canandalzna, Webster House, July 7th. Genera, Kirkwood House, July 8th. J. W.

DAY, M. D. THE UNITED DISTRICT STATES, for COURT the western OF THIS triet of New York. In the matter of Joseph F. Cornish, In bankraptor, No.

3.340. To the creditors of Joseph F. Victor, Cornish, of lo the connty of Ontario, and district aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice Is herebs given that on the 34 day of June. D. 1000, the said Joseph F.

Cornish was duly adjudicated bankrupt; and thet the first meeting of his creditors will be held nt. the Town Hall, village of Victor, N. on the 8th day of Julr, A. D. 1900, at 9 o'clock (10 wharpi, 10 the fore.

noon, at which time the sold creditors may attend. prove their claims, appoint trustee, examine the bankrupt, and trans. act such other business as may properly come before said meeting MARK T. POWELL, Referee fn Bongrupter. Victor, N.

Dated, June 8, 1000. John H. Dailey, Attorney for Bankrupt. NOTICE order TO of CREDITORS. Selden 8.

Pursuant Brown, to Surrogate of the county of Moproe, notice is hereby given, according to law. to all persons, I. having eintms of or demands eity against Strob, late the of Rochester, county of Monroe. state of New York, deceased, to present the same with the vouchers thereof, to the undersigned of will of said deceased. at His place for the transaction of business as such executor, at No.

122 Powers bulld fug, Rochester, New York. on or before the in of October, 1900. Dated, March 5, 1900, CHRIS JESSEN, Executor. Edward Edelman, attorney for ecutor, Rochester, New York. Those nesses and suffering lack of from vigor should weak.

take Javen Pills. One box will tell a story of marvellous results. This medicine has more rejuvenating. vitalizing force than has ever before been offered. Sent post paid in plain package only on receipt of this adv, and $1.

Made by its originators C. L. Co. prietors Hood's Sarsaparilla, Lowell, Mass. PERSONAL Ada.

under this head 1 cent a word cack time. No advertisement less (ban 15c. (NARPETS Eiter. Home CARPEL st. weaving.

281 Baker, tablog rods, $1.11, 63 rod, suit cases, Rosenberg'8, 14 Front. GOOD prices Samuel, paid for 171 second Joseph-ave. band Please clothsend postal. 721 prices for 06 men's cast Hudson-ave. of clothing.

Home phone 6182-L. DARASOLS repaired at Storer's umbrella store, 60 Last 6p one flight, estabit led 20 years. prices paid for caster clotalug. Send postal. Apple, 112 Home phone 5138.

DIAMONDS Diamond and old jeweler, gold 621 bought. 1 Chamber pay of Commerce building. Baggage Trans er; prompt service: Ischable prices, Both "phones. Office 47 Elm- el ME CONTRACTOR. toors.

If on you brew. have He a can job scraping do them bleely. Gencece-at. CREDIT -Get an order on the principal stores; cuss payments but not lastallment prices. 422 Central building.

FRANK K. transfer: YOUNG, careful baggage and men, prompt service: both phones. 123 Mouroe-ave. position guaranteed while preparins for The P'ractical School of Salesmanship, New Haven, Conn. 71 MADAM medium, WHEELER, be selentine consulted out palmist all affairs af life, al 70 East A.

M. to 8.30 P. M. 130 RE troubled with olora A of The 1ody or 110 your feet Wister or swellY If 40 use Utopian Perspiration Powder, sure cure, 40c. Post's ol Paine Co.

6-7 LADIES' PERSONAL MADAM No. MAY, palmist. wt 3.05 MONEY broken Jewelry, watches, or old silvers bring the pluses to Harry 003 Powers onilling Rev, May Price, teaching and beating dally. 247 Exchange st. 127 sells Indies' $8.50 to shoes, summer styles, for $1.90 to 62.60.

Why pug more? Open 139 JeffersonUte, HALE'S relieve delayed. Viburnum Irregular, Tablets positive- paintui periods. Mall $1. loon 2, 9 West MA MADAM DOROTILY. world's near (anons North, reduced rates; answers questions, gives advice, daily, evenings.

Sundays, 328 LA ADIES- Panacen correct Capsules all Irregular positively or delayed pegiods, no matter want the cause: by $1. Panacea, 214 Cox bullding, Rochester, N. 1027 Parisian pellets positively greatest female regulator on earth, ahsolutely reliable, never falling, speedy cure. $1: Indy attendant: office hours to Central building A with offenalve odore of the rods or feet Do your feet sweat, Mister or swell: If NO, Utopian Perspiration Powder, sure cure, 25c, Post's Paine Drug Co. 6-7 STORAGE STORAGE obered for furniture, secure, clean and dry; reasonsole, privilege aeowner, 17 Anyon place.

228 STORAGE moving, packing; furnished. Mathew Peters, 19 Whalen street; Rochester "phone 4053. DIANOS boxed, stored and moved, and tor rent and sale, at Mackle's Big Piano Company, 100 State, 100. 0-7 STORAGE. estimates moring cheerfully packing and whipgiven.

W. Bickford Storage aud Mfg. 350 State st. Sebantz Centra! ave. and St.

packing, Joseph Part- Storage clean, practically tire proof. lowest Insurance rates. experienced packers, estimates fornished: money loaned All goods while in storage, Bell 'phone 984-1 Main. Home phone 3632. ORATE goous, or any merchandise, stored In strictly sanitary and fireproof building: furniture and honsehold goods packed by experts and delivered for shipment; repairs, refinishing and re- upholstering by the best workmen in Rochester: estimates CAlL either 'phone.

Prince Furniture Company, 135 Mun-st. west, 2-1-5-7 SUMMER RESORTS A choicest location, Fourth Lake. Fulton Chain: mountain view: cottages open for. quests. Booklet.

Address Mrs. C. D. Petrie, Old Forge. 100 Walterita now open for guests, week: fish and chleken dinuers IL specialty: automobile parties welcomed: send for rites.

1. W. Hewitt, Canandaigua Luke, N. Y. HON Peacock Thorpe, Cottage, proprietors, Nodus First- Point.

class accommodations for remainder June, July. Angost and September: elegant cubine; rates reasonable. Home 'phone M-116. A lege, QUIET on Lake Kenko. houte.

intes Keaka reason- Col able; excellent opportunity for tennis, bo.itIng, bathing, Baling and lake excursions. Andreas Judd, manager. Keika Park. N. Y.

1-4-6 CANADIAN RESORTS CLUE DONUM is now open for guesta. partienines apply Airs. Ww. Cox, Stony Lake, Ont, TIAS EDE Rebuilt and newly furnished throughout: the leading family resort on the Kawartha Inker; dancing. honting, bathius.

fishing: booklet. Mrs. William ban. Mount Julian, Canada. The angler's parthe SO joy, the bather's delight.

Point is the Ideal spot set apart. by unture for a summer's sheation or week onting Rest drinking water as pure as crystal out of the rock. Hay fever unknown. Itates 81.50 per day, ST per week; several family cottit.es in connection. Address Peter Corella proprietor.

Brighton, Out. 6 CHIROPODIST LAUGHTON. 301 Granite building. open Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday evenings and Sunday forenoons. 1-2-44 D' ISABEL CODY, Granite treats callouses, bunlops, etc.

painlessly. 'Phone 3330. 720 D' EDITH OTI8 examination MANN, free. graduate 421 Granite building: Rochester 'phone 4008. REYNOLDS, graduate chiropodist.

work corns removed. Lose Dr. Edythe Allen, assistant. 615 Powers block, 327 1 building. RUELL, Painless Chamber of antiseptic Commerce treatment: corns removed 250 and up.

Es tablished 1873. 'Phone 1234. MILLINERY SPECIAL clearance sale: Trimmed hate, flowers, plumes, $1 up; fancy feathers, wings, hat braid; latest wire hat frames. Mrs. Weber Rice.

94 South ave. Osburn House building. 328 EDUCATIONAL Pupils to tutor. D-39, this office. 227 PRIVATE and lessons given subjects.

in grade, D-38, high college this office, 328 MUSICAL PREACHERS, and papils will do well by Investigating our complete stock of In stroments; prices and terms the lowest. Mnekle's Big Muste 190 State, 140. 225 DRESSMAKING DRESSMAKING Sewing to do at home, chil dren's clothes or sewing of ADJ kind or koitting. 20 Dantorth-st. 327 BUSINESS OPP' TUNITIES Ada.

ander chis head 1 cent A word each time. No advertisement less than 16c. DEMOCRAT AND CHRONICLE. not expend more than $46,000, provided they saw fit to do so. However it is improbable that the Mills Waterworks Company would make such an offer, and the trustees will not wait for any further correspondence with it before they start operations olL the new plant.

The contract of the village with the company to furnish water for village purposes expires October 1, 1009, consequently the time is short for such a system to be perfected. The water for the new system will be obtained from wells to be driven oft the Swan farm, on North street, and will be pumped to a new reservoir to be constructed on Upper Murray street, high enough to afford water privileges to all residents of the corporation and giving better protection in case of fire. It will also include about thirty more hydrants than are in use at the present time and several miles more of mains. The price of the water for domestic purposes will about 20 per cent. Considerable interest had been manifested in the election.

and the vote was larger than at any other village election in many years. Carriage and Three Miles On. Found in Unconscious Condi-10 Road Near Lyons. house the team became frightened at the trolley and shied to the side of the road. That was ail that he remembered.

A few minutes later a telephone message was received from Lock Berlin, saying that the team had beeu stopped in that place and that the boy and team were uninjured, and inquiries were made of the whereabouts of the boy's father. The team when stopped at Lock Berlin, distance of three miles from where the accident happened, making a dash for its home in Clyde. deers Mr. Ferguson was later taken to his home. BALD EAGLES IN FIERCE COMBAT Unusual Sight Witnessed Near Canandaigua Lake.

Rushville, June rather unusual combat took place the other day near Canandaigua lake, just over the vineyards owned by John Swann, at the of Bare hill, between two male bald eagles. The two aerial combatants circle around each other as if would watching for at opening, and when such presented itself they would with a movement too rapid to be followed by the eye colle together and tear each other with beak and talon. While these birds are becoming so rare as to be protected by law, it is not an unusual sight in this vicinity to see a pair of them soaring in the air along the lake bluff north of Seeley's Grove. With head and tail 80 white 'as to glisten in the sun they present a striking appearance, Some of the older inhabitants claim that each year these royal birds build their nests and raise their young in this neighborhood. However, no one has been able to locate such a nest.

WEIGHT GIVEN AS 600 POUNDS Disease Had Increased Dresden Woman's Size Abnormally. Dundee, June 25. -The undertaking firm of Howell Foster, of this village, had an unusual task yesterday morning, when it was called to the neighboring village of Dresden to care for the remains of Mrs. Abbie A. Carson, of that place, whose weight was said to be 600 pounds.

Mrs. Carson died yesterday morning. The deceased was afflicted with dropsy about one year ago, which caused an abnormal accumulation of flesh. The body measured ten and one-half feet around the hips, and to get it from the bedroom, in which death occurred, it will be necessary to cut away a partition. A special casket has been ordered cottstructed, and six bearers will be required at the house and an additional six at the grave, The body will be conveyed to the cemetery in a covered wagon, 110 hearse being large enough to receive it.

Mrs. Carson was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Ellis, and wAs born in Dresden in 1856, She leaves a hugband. John A.

Carson, one son and daughter. Mrs. George Godfrey. Special Dispatch to Democrat and Chronicle. Penn Yan, June Godfrey, widow of George Godfrey, died at the home of her son-in-law, Frank Quackenbush, a prominent druggist, this afternoon, aged 77 years, She leaves her daughter, Mrs.

Quackenbush. Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey came here from Massachusetts a few years ago, and a Feat ago Mr. Godfrey died.

Starkey Man Found Insane. Dundee, June -Joseph McCarthy, resident of the town of Starkey all his life, was taken to the Willard State Hospital yesterday, he having been adjudged insane. An exciting time was had by the hospital attendants and some of the village officers when they tried to secure him at his home, north of the village. For several years he had resided alone, and was in a frightful condition when taken away, POOR SALE -A saloon at 48 Thomas. 727 SALE Bakery and grocery.

C-56, this uttice. 71 and see ine 10 you want to go to business. 122 Ellwanger Barry building. SALE- The best paying carpet cleaning business in Rochester. 1-5, this office.

SALE Half interest in employment ottice, good paying business, this office. with SALE equipment; -8215 takes must 130 be qt. sold milk at once. route Mackas. 12 1-4 Charlottest.

HAVES two groceries doing good bustBess: will well cheng ic sold at once. 122 Ill wanger Barry building, SALE- One-thied Interest in good legitimate business: need extra money to promote. E-S7, this office. WANTED Man with 82,000 to invest, to put one of the best patente on the market ever livented. E-66, this office.

FOR dotog SALE big Fine business: brick good country livery hotel, barn, only Irense. Bell 0003-L, Main. 522 Child. SEE and RYAN for houses; best bargains list of lo hotels rooming get country hotels and saloons. 320 Granite building.

429 store, groceries, markets, barber shops, ST. gentlemen's furnishings, drug saloons, theaters for sale. Wiser. Li lugston bullding. TAKES Runalo millinery establishneut, volng extensive business; will bear closest Investigation; good reason for welling.

E-37, this office. 329 FOR galus SALE in hotels, We have manufacturing several good planta, bardrug stocks, restaurants, grain and stock farms. Easton Wolcott, 45 228 SALE Side: Rooming clears house, over full of $40 room- per wonth: azust sell before leased until next. Security Real Estate Exchange, 4 Granite building. 305 MADE 830,000 in Ore years in the mailorder business; began with anyone can start a mall order business at bome.

Send for free booklet. Tells now. Hercock, 833. Lockport. N.

Y. PALE Complete stock and repair parts of my bicycle pusiness, alsO name and good will of the Humming Bird bieyele. no time for sate, other businces, Inquire 375 Main-st. east. 2-6 -Anyone looking for A sure investment and a positive guarantee of per cent.

on $10,000 worth of stock for a period of ten days only: no fakirs need apply. Address B-45, this oftice. 028 POOR rooms, SALE pool Country room: this hotel place with is thirty doing big must sell at once, most reasonable terms accepted, always license W.It. Bell 3005-L. Main, 222 Child.

FOR the SALE oldest Grocery, and best rare paying chance, stores one in the city, 87 years under the present management: owner wants to retire; no agents need apply. Geo. W. Percy, 132 WANT promoter Immediately, a a cos good poration respon- of $130,000, under the laws of the state of New York, with assured business of 850. per year.

Address 5-41, tala onice. 528 wholesale and retail. Spectal prices given on assortmeut orders, The largest variety ever. Place sour ordeie early: delivered to any part of the city. Goldstein's book store, 100 West Main- st.

wage SALE license 400d town, country with livery hotel, and Alnearly two acres of choice this place Las trot changed hands for years ond can coal parties acishtug to retire from business; will sell on terms. Bell Main, 022 Child. SALE exchange. $10,000 buys one of the vest puying driving sheds in the country, located within 30 miles of Rochester, now paying over $200 month net; inight exchange in part for farm; it out are looking for a good business aud a bargain, call on Easton Wolcott, 25 Ekchauge-st. 428 SALE of the best gentlemen' furnishing goods store in Syracuse, N.

net probt per year, price what will from to 80,000 This in a rare opportunity; coma quick if you want an established business. de Moscuin, business brokers, Wiettog block. Syracine, N. 427 MONEY TO LOAN D' Central need building. money McAlpine, 71 318 M' estate.

to Jon Albert nest Waltz, 11. mortgage Loomis on real st. MONEY on first End lowest second rates. P. mortgages 0.

Box or MONEY to nest-class loon tell ou estate. bond C. and M. mortgage Thoms. 151 Lowers block.

00,100 To loan on bond and mortgage at 4 12 und 5 per cent. Easton Wolcott. 40 428 ONLY loan on second mortgages, a8- algument of rents aud pay taxes. 415 ('bumber of Commerce. jouned real estate, mortgages, per $1,000 to 000.

Costich. 43 Arcade. 6-3-4 COLLATERAL loans; liberal advances, lowest rates. longest thine. 319 Chamher of Commerce building, farms, City, building tontis, mortgages Improved and drat class cashed.

Babcock. 270 ave. 201 oft diamonde. pianos, rainables; notes confidential; lowest rates. 415 Chamber of Commerce, CREDIT We give orders on all primelpal stores, you pay us in easy payments, but tot lustallment prices.

422 central betiding. 10 pay your taxes, interest or insurance, repayabie 10 weekly ur advances on rentale, Sin Chamber Commerce, fifth floor. mobiles and of household merchandise, goods, while In storage; tellable storage nad moving. Jo xepb A. Schanta 119-149 Central- ave.

A position honorable obtain employee money, holding without steady Security; lowest rates in elty: private consulting roots. 415 Chamber of Commerce. VACATION duys extra are inobey coming. on your You may furlough: we'll supply your needs on GANg payments and lewest rates. 319 Chamber Commerce, fifth floor.

DASTE this in your hat; loans made you wall, without security; if I do not loan you in ten miputes I will not Town you at all; open Monday and Satorday evenings until f. Budding, 408 Central building. M' others upon suppited their salaried own names, people with- and out security; easy paymenta; offices in 632 priucipal cities; save yourself money by getting may terms first. D. H.

Tolman, Granite buildlag SALARIED employees, householders and real estate owners suppued with money on enny terms, Advances made ou rentals. incomes, seconnts, storage bills, Insurance olleles and commercial paper. that and alignined service. Private bankers, 019 Chamber of Commerce bufiding. FINANCIAL WANTED ample loan on security.

real 200 estate EX- at wanger Barry building. 2-4-47 IN ty NEED cost of 81,300, a loan first on mortgage: properbusiness street. F-5, this office. TAVEST your dividends or surplus at per want $0,000 00. frat-class so curity, two to three years.

D-63, this oflice. 328 Loan of 81,800 to build house. 8000 when materials are put on lot, s000 when roof 14 on, balance when completed: prat mortgage security, E-14, this office. MEDICAL MA trented home electricity, 17 desired. baths.

Mias patients Me. Caffrey. 952 room 2. 627 DE mond-st. WARBURTON.

opposite osteopath, Franklin 6212 Square; hours 1 to 3 P. M. Both "phones. 144 ADIES- $1,000 reward: 1 positively guar Entee my great succeasful remedy. Safely tellerex some of the longest, most obstinate abnormal cases fu to 5 days; 120 harm, pain or interference with work.

Mall 81.50, donbie strength $2. Dr. H. Southington B. Kansas CW, Mo,.