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JULY 14, 190L THE BUFFALO COURIER SUNDAY 'FRAGRANT DUNKIRK COUPLE SUNDAY in CONDITION OF STRIKE IS GROWING WORSE Holly Company at Lockport Remains Against Concessions. ,5 for the TEETH flaw Sin S0Z0D0NT LIQUID iHew Patent Box SOZODQSJT POWDEH Afflicted Men Should: Mot. Be Misled by Those Whof Copy My 'i i LIQUID and POWDER 75a Announcements. the Stores or by Hail, postpaid, for the mouthwash and for the- care and Lixameoi writer upon application. HALL RUCKEL, NEW YORK.

piiH PASTORS Tiiir mniTi TAKE VACATIONS Hessian Fly Doing Great iDamagc to Wheat Crop fMedina, July 13. Vacation has begun at two of Medina's churches. The Presbyterian Church will be closed- for three Sundays and at the Episcopal 6hureh evening services will be omitted as, usual until September 1st. The boot artd shoe stores and jewelry stores cof Medina will close hereafter at i o'clock each evening, except Mondays and Saturdivs i The appearauce of the wheat fields In most parts of Orleans County is pitiful in the extreme. The Hessian fly has got in its deadly work as never before and fields of wheat which start ed the season with prospects of crops I ranging from thirty to forty bushels E.

D. FORTl3f2, IVY. D. acre, will yield from nothing to' about five bushels per acre. The fly My success as a.

sexual-disease specialist of ien has been freely acknowledge and warmly irtdorscd by the brOadcr-mindJj; and more enlightened members of the medical profession. At the same time it has fairly exasperated tttpse who do not and cannot euro diseases of this character. 1 Among the latter are self-styled specialists v'hout ability or honor, who claim to posses? my i'ures and to follow my inethiffJ of doing business. They even publish, almost word for word, Original arVjes of mine which I have previously published. In this wy tRey hope to Roister up their decreasing practice and failing fortunes.

I arri happy to iijy, however, that these ignorant imitators canmpt deceive the reading public: They may copy my announcements, but they cannot copy my original system of treatment, which Is known only and can be obtained onljijit my office, Xo. 333 Main Street. Afflicted men, my whole professional life, n'iiow very short and certainly never Inactive has been one continuous efiMH to free my fellow men from the diseases and weaknesses peculiar to tljmale. I treat nothing else. Ia my long years of persistent studv.

diligent rfsearch and scientific investigation I have discovered and developed- variot 1 forms of treatment for VARI-COCELK. STRICTCRE, SPECIFIC POIPOX, NERVO-SEXUAL DEBILITY and allied troubles ivhloh make Jnelr cure an unqualified and absolute certainty. This claim isno ll! Its truth is supported by over P. 000 men. among them some of 4he hst eiti; of Buffalo and vicinity, who 31 J.iper ft rnwin.s 111 ine juini ui me straw unui the unmatured head falls over.

Field after field was seen by your cor re- spondent during i long drive through ne county where onlv a few heads here kVAr a-qd there were left standing. Wt i'TS The call has been issued for the an-i jm'nual meeting of the Medina school trict on August 6th, with the election (to fo'low the next day. From present indications the annual election will be well worth remembering as a promi- have during fle past year beenrestorr contentment. hat I have ion, for free nnd my ejure, if you decl you are willing to pay. I will do by our cases weie reversed.

V7 i tc and exciting event in local history, i Whatever may the cause ht "Varicocele It depresses the mind, wen kens the body, rao, mately leads tqt a complete loss rif sexual pow4r. If you arc ii victim of this aire disease cSinf Murauonai matters naving Deen along too smoothly for a year ox so, it looks very much now as though there was a fight, of a factional nature in prospect. The Medina Tennis Club has about the courts on the new Genesee Street grounds and they are rap-Idly working into good shape. The Club of twenty members is doing good hai practice preparatory to a handled tournament for local players only. Which will be inaugurated as soon as plain to you my process of treating it.

Ynu.vill then not wonder why I have, positively eureka more than TOO crises of varjVpcele during the past 12 Under my treatment the patient from the very beginning. All pain instantly peases. Soreness iipd swelling iquickly eubstde. The pools of stagnant are forced from tAe -dilated vems, which rapidly assume their normal size, strength and foundress. vanish completely and in their.

sNad ill of the club members have shown iwhat they can do in ordinary play, so i that fair handicapping can be done. rlub has derided not to send rep-v atives to any of the early tourna-Vi T-ents. but may later in the season. It BASEBALL AT JAMESTOWN Heroic Act of a Workman Saves Lad from Death in River. Jamestown.

Julv 13. For the Iflrst time In the history of Jamestown Sunday baseball was played here this week. The game was between the Jamestown and Ashtabula teams. Threats of arrest were made without avail; the game went on before a largre crowd, and no arrests followed. Another game is scheduled for tomorrow, but as the church organizations of the city have taken up the matter, it 13 likely that the game will be stopped by a deputy sheriff.

At any rate, ancther large crowd will be present. It is doubtful if any other place of this size In the State has resisted the Sunday baseball playing so long as Jamestown has. C. T. Miller, for teir years the Jamestown freight agent of the Jamestown Chautauqua Railway, has resigned that position to take one in Sharon, with the supreme secretary of the Protected Home Circle.

Thursday afternoon, August Bergen, a workmen in a furniture factory here, saw a lad being carried down the river past the factory in a drowning condition, He sprang from the window and rescued the boy, who was socn resuscitated, but Bergen suffered a broken lleg in his heroic efforts. The J3th Separate Company, which holds the championship among the separate companies of the Xational Guard of the! State for marksmanship, will hold altwd-day rifle practice tournament next week, under the direction of Maj. Kirby. The Swedish Singing clubs of America will hold their annual cenventlon, in Jamestown July 22d-24th. Six hundred singers are expected at the convention1 and they will be accompanied by as niany more friends.

The associa- tlon embraces all the Swedish eettie- i ments in the United Miss Hilda A. Johnson and David O. Erkman were married at the home of the bride Wednesday evening, in the presence of a large company of friends. Miss Barrow entertained a number of friends at a theater party and luncheon Wednesday evening in honor of her 'f UrSl Miss Lathrop of Chicago, also Miss ilcLane of Danbury, Mis3 Sheasleiy of Franklin, and Miss. Knight of Kalamazoo, all of whom are visiting friends in the city.

Neal Dow Becker and Frank Perry Goodwin, both of Jamestown, won the Chautauqua County scholarships for Cornell. John W. Ickerlngill, a superintendent at the Jamestown Worsted Mills, and a widely-known Republican politician, died at his home here this week after a brief illness. In speaking of the action for $30,000 that Allen O. Myers of Ohio, a former gTand secretary of the order, has brought against the Order of Elks, Judge Jerome B.

Fisher, the grand exalted, ruler of the order. said: "Mr. Myers was expelled from the order for violation of Its laws and for publishing matter; which was not intended for the public! This was in Since then the Order of Elks has ro away from him and comparatively few of the members know anything about Myers or his supposed grievances. I-do not look upon the suit as at all serious." Mrs. O.

X. Gardner and Miss Gardner aro visiting friends in Buffalo. i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Broadhear? are visiting friends in Canada.

They are accompanied by Mrs. Broadhead's mother. Mrs. Fogg of Camden, X. J.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles R. Vander-voort and Miss Pauline Vandervoort are enjoying a six weeks' trip over the great lakes and the cities en route. Miss Claire Rohde and Miss Ella Dreager are home from a visit in Xew York and Boston.

Miss Henderson of Buffalo has been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Henderson this Mr.

and Mrs. Owen Granger of Plain-well. have been the guests this week of Dr. and Mrs. Clark Rawson.

Mrs. Harry Weld Pweet of St. Paul has returned home after visiting Mrs. J. R.

Kimball. MsJ. John O'Brien, general superintendent of the Jamestown Chautauqua Railway, is in Chicago. Mrs. F.

K. Beach of Buffalo Is the guest of her mother, Mrs. W. T. Dens-low.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Coyle of North Dakota, Hugh Coyle and Thomas Coyle of Sclo, are the guests this week of Rev. Father Coyle at SS. Peter and Paul's parsonage.

VILLAGE ASSESSORS MADE DEFENDANTS Possible Litigation as Result of Factory Sale. Le Roy, July 13 This week the village Assessors, I. G. Mason, John L. Cook and Horace Albee, were served with a writ of certiorari on an order granted by Justice White of Buffalo.

The writ requires the Assessors to certify and return to the court all proceedings had by them as Assessors of the village of Le Roy relating to the valuation and assessments and the records relating to the same; also all papers submitted to the assessors; all evidence and Information before said Assessors and a statement of their reasons for arriving at such a decision and the method adopted in arriving at the same. The object of the writ Is to have an assessment of 5n.KX) on personal property belonging to Yala revoked. This property was removed from Le Roy one week before the Assessors began work. It Is expected that Attorney Coggswell of Rochester, who 1 BAYS' I HE ATM NT OMPDUNQ. PLAYED Two Entertainments Which Society Is Stilt Talking, of Dunkirk, July 13.

Two delightful entertainments were given Wednesday, July 10th at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Hinman of No.

715 Central Avenue. At 1 o'clock Mrs. Hinman gave' a luncheon attended by ninety guests. The rooms were ornamented with lovely flower in lavish profusion aaid In masses of beautiful tints. The luncheon was served by Caterer W.

W. Clark of Buffalo In the bowling hall, the tables being decorated with Jacqueminot roses and ferns. The place cards were decorated with California sea mosses collected and mounted by Mrs. Hinman. Mrs.

Sperra'a orchestra played in the Turkish room adjoining the long dlalnT hall at the upper end. The guests from eat ot town Mrs. F. W. Crandall, Mrs.

G. W. Patterson, Westfield; Mrs. D. W.

Abell, Mrs. K. It. Rice, Mrs. H.

C. French. Mrs. H. T.

Jarvis, Buffalo: Mrs. Cobb of Wilmington, Miss Helen M. Patterson, New York; Mrs. Pybas, Jackson, Mrs. Thomas Crandell, Mrs; A.

C. Newton, Gainesville, Mrs. Darling, Fargo. N. D.

Mrs. Salver, Warren, Mrs. C. M. Rathbun, Mrs.

Mary T. Putnam. Mrs. Charlotte Ianders, Mrs. John Lambert, Mrs.

Warren B. Hooker, Mrs. L. B. Green, Mrs.

A. S. Couch, Mrs. M. B.

Howard, Miss Belle White, Mrs. Frank C. Chatsev, MacDonald Moore, Mrs. At wood. Fredonla.

in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Hinman gave a dinner dance in honor of Miss i Keokee Monroe of 6th Street and Miss Grace Reed of Deer Street, who assisted Mr. and Mrs. Hinman in receiving the I guests.

Dinner was served at 7:30 o'clock In the bowling hall, with lOfi guests at fhe rose-decorated tables. After the guests had taken their places as Indicated by the that, like the luncheon plac cards, were decorated by MVs. Hinmaii with sea mosses, Mrs. Sperm's orchestra, in the Turkish room, began playing the weddinp mat-ch from Mendelssohn's "Summer Night's Dream." -and down in procession through the center of the dinning hall camf the guests of honor. Miss Monroe and Miss Reed, attended by Mr.

Hinman. and followed by Kathervne Whitehead. Miss Iena Wlilllams, Miss Mabel Brown. Miss Evelrn Woodruff, Miss Mabel Reed. Messrs.

E. Maggett, Ieslie Roy Monroe. Royal C. Colman, Harry T. Monroe, E.

C. Reed and Mrs. Hinman. escorted by Messrs. Macy Gond and Newell F.

Gould. During the dinner Mr. Hinman offered a toast to the guests of honor. This was happily responded to by Maicy Good. And then was received a telegraphic dtspatsch from Mr.

and Mrs. Garland and Marshall Garland of Los Angeles, the sonln-lw, daughter and 14-months-old grandson Mr. and Mrs. Hinman. expressing regret at not being in attendance and toastiintr the guests of honor.

The dance was opened by Mr. Gould anrj Miss Reed, and Mr. Good and Miss Monroe. The festivities extended far into the lovely midsummer night. The puests from out of town1 were: Mtss I.uette SpKzcr, Miss Nelson Toledo; Macy Good.

Chicago; George Noyes, Cincinnati: Mrs. K. B. Osborne, Mount .1, TTV T. B.

French. James Lewis, Robprt Bosche, Buffalo; Mis. Couch. Miss Cht-sey, F. Green, 11.

L. H.i F. Gllsan, Charles Hopkins. Fredonla, N. Y.

Mr. John 1 1, dews. Mtss Adele Rafter. New York; Miss McLaughlin, Bow-manville, Canada; Mis Dixon, Mr. Dix on.

Milwaukee; Miss Pyhns, Jackson, Miss Butler. Philadelphia Kanffmann, C. Whitehead. Erie. Miss Franklin.

Mr. and C. tin. Miss Barker. Brooklyn; Mrs.

Gamble, Meadville. Miss Miss Jiuies, B. TOUCHING STORY OF ITE Babe Finds Grandfather Through The Courier. Iockport, July 13. Some time ago i The Courier told the story of: pretty little 5-year-old Margurlte Jaccjiiiette, temporarily adopted by Supt.

and: Mrs. Albert Lee at the County House. Her mether was killed by a trolley car a year ago last winter at Niagara Falls. P.ion after the accident her father mysteriously disappeared. The babe was alone among strangers and was sent to the Poorhouse to be transferred In due process to the Lickport Home for the Friendless.

Supt. and his family admired the bright, vivacious little thing and deferred the transfer to the keeping her In the family circle. The superintendent learned that the mother, who was an actress, had come of a good family lr. New England, and had wealthy parents; Yesterday Supt. Lee received a nice letter from Mr.

Jacquetie of Foxboro, saying that a Hipping of The Courier had come Into his hands, telling of the whereabouts of his grandchild. The delighted grandparent requested the Niagara "official to let him have the little girl at once. He proved that he was amply able to provide for her prsent and future wants. Supt. will either take Marguerite to Massachusetts, or will ask her grandfather to come here for her.

The old man is said to be wealthy. NOTHING BUT PERSONALS. Items of OoBHip A 1 li Vlnltnrs and Visited in Csttarangna, Cattaraugus, July 13. Mrs. William Henderson of Sharon, and her son, Phillips, was the guest of the Rev.

H. Bates and family a couple of days thin week. Miss Olive Babcnck Is spending a few days with relatives in Buffalo. The Rev. A.

L. Schurnan of Bradford spent a couple of days In this place on business. Miss Essie Babcock of Oloversville Is at home with her parents for her summer vacation. Ben Rich, who has been employed in Sault St. Marie.

spent a few days with his relatives this week. The Misses Lena and Anlce Colvln of Gowanda. who have been the guests of R. R. Mowry of this place, returned home this week.

Mrs. Minnie Owen of Minneapolis. who has been ispending a weeks with her sister, Mrs. E. F.

Beach, returned home Wednesday. The Rev. J. H. Bates spent a few days this week attending the M.

E. district conference at Youngsvllle, Miss Emilv Bates Is spending a number of weeks In the Chautauqua kindergarten school. Clinton T. Horton of Buffalo spent; Sunday with friends in town. Mrs.

E. L. Johnson is sennding a number of weeks in Cincinnati. vSsiting relatives. Miss Mabel Ferris of Chicago is visiting her aunt.

Mrs. A. Ferris, for the summer. Dr. M.

E. De Voe Of Seattle, is the guest of Mrs. M. D. Ellott.

Miss Hettlc ICysor has been spending a week with relatives in Buffalo. Mrs. William Weldner has returned home from Buffalo, where she has been spending three or four weeks. ANNUAL PILGRIMAGE CARMELITE MONASTERY, NIAGARA FALLS, ONT. 1 Special train will leave Exchange street Station, Buffalo, via Michigan Central, 7:30 a.

July 16th. Returning! will! leave Falls View Btatlon p. fame day. For tickets and information Inquire at Catn-olio Union Store: Miss Haeffner, Broadway; Peter Zahm. Goodell Street; or representative of Monastery.

Central Sta- Itlon, morning of departure. 10-12-H-iOj WELCH FINDS MAHGUER ures of perfect health and restoS'ed manhood; Stricture Tt matters how long you vhave suffered from stricture nor how many different doctors have disappointed you. I 'will cure you just as certainly as you come to raje for treatment. I wil not dk) it by cutting, dil'iting. or by any form of surgery.

My treatment is new. entirely original with me, nnd perfectly palnlef. It completely dissolves the stricture and permanently removes every obstruction from the urinary passage. It sterns every vinnatural discharge, allays all Inflammation. rfduce? the prostate glands when enlarged, cleanse and heals the bladder and kidneys wlien irritated or congested, invigorates the sexual organs and restores health and sodndiit-ss to every part of the body affected by the disease.

Contagious Blood Poison On aceourit of its frightful hleousness specific or contagious poison' In the blood is only called the king of all venereal diseases. It may be either hereditary or "contracted. Once the system Is. tainted with It. tin disease may manifest Itself In the form of eczema, rheumatic pains, stiff or swollen Joints, eruptions or copper-colored spots on fi.ce.'or body, little ulcers in mouth or on the and BREATH 25e 25c Price.

preservation of the teeth and THEATER PARTI FHOMLANCASTEH Census Shows Large Increase of Pupils. Lancaster. July 13. Dr. and Mrs.

Henry X. Miller entertained a party of about thirty friends at a theater party In Buffalo this week, in compliment to their nephew. Mr. Balsmyder of Xew York. Supper was served at "the Arlington cafe and -the evening's pleasure was concluded with a drag ride from the city jo Lancaster A meeting of the charter members of Lancaster Camp, Modern Woodmen of America, will he held in Odd Fellows' Hall here on Saturday evening, July 20th.

Mr. and Mrs. L. Shepherd of Reading Center. N.

have been spending the past week with their son, Harry Shepherd. Miss Rmma A. Cleveland of GenefiAo is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C.

L. Davis or" Central Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. August of Clvde, X.

are spending the week with relatives here. Miss Clara Knorr of Pittsburg. is the guest of her cousin. Miss Helen Kupfer of East Main Street. Fxed Enfon of Cone, who has been visiting Mrs.

F. T. Brewer here, returned home this wefiie. Mr. and Mrs.

William F. Townsend and children of Chicago are the guests of relatives here. Mrs. M. J.

Wiggins of Hornellsvillo is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. O. Gar-retsee, here. Miss Jennie Fifzpatrirk and Miss May Abrahams of Buffalo visited the Misses Link here this week.

The school census Just completed shows there are W3 children attending the schools in this village. The increase since last year is over SALT WELL OH CANANDA1GUA Death by Accident of Former Warsaw Woman. Warsaw, X. July 13. President Schurman of Cornell Fniversity announces that Joseph Porter Harris of Warsaw has been appointed to the office of secretary to the president.

Mr. Harris takes the position made vacant by the resignation of Herbert Crcmible Howe, Cornell, Mr. Harris graduated last June with high honors, being especially proficient In Latin arid Greek. i Robert S. Bradley of Boston has recently made an application for a re-reiver to be appointed to wind up the affairs of the Bradley Salt Company of Warsaw, X.

which has sold its pianr to tne National Salt Company of Xew York, Attorney-General Pavles heard the same last Tuesday. The ap plication was opposed by several of the stockholders of the corporation on the inline rendered it inadvisable at this time. The appiica tion was made on the ground that its charter had lapsed by non-use. The Xational Salt Company intends to pul down a w-ll on the borders of Canandaigua Lake, and the inhabitants of that village have been unduly exercised over the fact. The Xational people are not as yet certain whether, in sinking the well, they will find salt, oil or gas.

but from certain indications they ar willing to make the Investigation. The Warsaw Lumber Company sold the Xational Salt Company the material for the derrick and necessary accessories for the well, and that is the extent of Manager William ftum-bold's presence in that place, which ha3 caused so much wondering. At a meeting of the Wyoming County Medical Association held in Warsaw on the 9th, the association reorganized under the rules of the Xew York State Medical Association. Dr. Carl O.

Mann was elected president. Dr. P. S. Goodwin vice-president, and Dr.

Z. Gifford Truesdell secretary and treasurer of the association for the ensuing year. Doctors George D. Blackmer, A. C.

Way. Z. J. Lusk and L. C.

Broughton were elected delegates to the next meeting of the State Association In Xew York the third Monday Ip October, and Doctors Mann, Humphrey, Skiff and Goodwin, alternates. The many friends and acquaintances of Scott Snow, a former Warsaw boy, were shocked to learn of the sudden death of his wife in Hartford. which was caused by the explosion of a skyrocket, on the evening of July 4th, which left its trough, striking her in the leg, badly mangling it. She died from nervous shock. Her husband and two children survive.

His mother. Mrs. Robert Snow, was called to Hartford on Monday to attend the funeral. Mr. Snow will be remembered as the leader of the fine band of the 1st Connecticut Regiment, which was recently at the Pan-American Exposition with the Governor of that State and his staff.

The Pioneer picnic will occur -this year on Thursday. August 1st, on 'its grounds at Silver Lake, which are in readiness, and an effort is being made to get Lieutenant-Governor Woodruff to deliver the annual address. The Rev. H. E.

Gurney, pastor of the Congregational Church, will be absent for the coming1 two Sundays, and the. services at his church will be under the direction of the deacons. It will be a Sunday scHpol service, with short addresses and collection for the work. The next bunday the ladies will take charge of the service EW Lockport, July 13. There sems to be less prospect than ever of an early settlement of the machinists' strike in this city.

Involving 160 men, at the Holly Manufacturing Company. The prolonged struggle between the workmen and their employers is working an appreciable loss to the city. Besides the immediate effects felt by the machinists and the merchants, it is said the company is suffering considerable loss and if the strike continues, stands to lose large sums. The city of Cincinnati, for example, has stood ready to award three large contracts on which the Holly company is the lowest bidders, but has postponed action, it is reliably reported, at the instance of the sympathizers of union labor in the Ohio Jt is said the company has already lost one contract because of the disagreement with its men. Manager Lufkln of the Holly company, however, has publicly announced that the company will not consent to arbitrate the questions in dispute, the men demanding the nine-hour day with the 12 1-2 per cent, increase in wages.

The men are at liberty to return to their positions on the old terms, he announces, but further than that the company will not go. One of the labor leaders said: "It seems that a long, hard fight is ahead. It will now be a question of endurance. We have to fight the Xational Steam Pump trust and the great combine seems determined to refuse recognition of the labor unions. We believe we shall win, although we know the trust is powerful.

Both sids are enormous losers, but I think union labor will win in the end and their victory will redound to the benefit of capital and labor." The Rev. W. II. Reese of the First M. K.

Church created something of a furore by his address on methods pursued in the public schools. Mr. Reese now disavows any intention of directing his generalizations Ht the schools of Lockport. but says they apply to the public school system generally. To The Courier he said: "I have known girls and hoys, falling to pass in algebra, become discouraged fand leave school.

It should be arranged so that failure in any one or two branches of study should not operate to hold back students a whole year. Many bright pupils cannot master algebra, but in other branches they got aloijg splendidly and they may make very useful members of the community. The same may be said of other branches of study. The present system in vogue in nearly all pulUic schools could be vastly Improved. Mrs.

Benjamin F. Steel of Ontario Street entertained her lady friends Friday afternoon very charmingly. Mrs. Steele is one of Ixickport's most pleasant hostesses. Lockport will be well represented at the Western New York Firemen's convention to be held at Albion.

July 30th and 31st. The five hose companies, the Spaldings, De Witts, Washlngtons. Actives and Hydrants will attend in a body. The Protection Hookand Ladder Company will have many individual members present. Secretary Daniel J.

Brown of the association says the attendance this year will be even larger than last. Lockport Lodge Xo. 41. B. P.

O. Is contemplating attending the Pan-American in a body on Klks' Day, July 31st. A a meeting held Thursday evening. Messrs. George W.

Pound, H. Frbst Cushman. Charles E. Carnall, D. A.

Kline and Charles F. Molyneux were appointed a committee to; canvass thu lodge and ascertain how 'many would agree to go. The lodge numbers nearly 200 and if fifty will agree to attend, a band will be engaged for the occasion. District Attorney Hopkins has placed in the hands of Sheriff Spalding a warrant for the arrest of Urban C. Bell, the Buffalo attorney, indicted for grand larceny.

Bell is charged with running away with $1,500 cash bail put up by George King of Niagara Falls, who was defended by Bell in his trial for bigamy. A cablegram was received here yesterday from Honduras announcing the death of Charles Stevens, formerly of Lockport. lie was a brother of Judg-2 D. F. Stevens and W.

W. Stevens, proprietor of the Stevens Hotel; Henry Stevens of Lockport and John Stevens of Xew York. 4 Mrs, H. H. Moore of Genesee Street, assisted by heK daughter, Mrs.

H. J. Fenton, entertained at cards very pleasantly Thursday afternoon from 3 to 7. The ladies played six hand euchre at ten tables. A delicious supper was served and all the appointments were elegant.

LOCKPORT SUGAR FACTORY. Beets of Fine unllty Produced by Farmer in Vicinity. Lockport, July 13 Several gentlemen interested in the Lyons sugar beet factory were in Lockport this week. The concern has contracts with a score of farmers for raising crops of sugar beets this season. Last year the quality of beets produced hereabouts was above the average, and the manufacturers were highly pleased with the result.

It Is said there will ha a renewal of effort to build a sugar factory at Iyockport. SENT FREE TO MEN A Most Remarkable Remedy Thai (fcuiokljr Beilorn Lost Vigor To A Free Trial Package Sent by Mall to All Who Write. Free trial packages of a most remarkable remedy are being mailed to all who will write th State Medical Institute They cured so many men who had battled for years against the mental and physical Buffering of lost manhood, that the Jnatitute has decided to distribute freJ trial packages to all who write. Tt Is a home treatment and all men who suffer with any form of sexual weakness resulting from youthful folly, premature loss of strength and memory, rreak back, varicocele, or emaciation of parts can now cure themselves at home. The remedy has a peculiarly grateful effect of warmth and seems to act direct to the desired location giving strength and development Jut where it is needed.

It cures all the Ills and troubles that come from years of mlssuse of the natural functions and has been an absolute success In all cases. A request to the State Medical Institute. 432 Elektron Building. Fort Wayne. stating that you desire one of their free trial packages will be complledwlth promptly.

The institute is desirous of reaching that great claas of men who are unable to leave horns to be treated and ths free sample will enable them to see how easy It Is to bs eured of sexual weakness the proper remedies are employed. The Institute makes no restrictions. Any man who writes will be sent, a free sample, care, fully sealed in a plain package, oo that Its recipient need have no fear of en-kirnumm nubl.Mty. Readers i requested to writ without delay. tongue, sore fhront; swollen tonsils, failing out or the hair or eyebrows, and finally a leprous-like decay of the flesh and bone.

If you hve any of these of- similar sj-mptoms, you are cordially Invited to consult me immediately. If find your fears are unfounded, I will quickly unburden yojir mind. But If your constitution is Infected with virus I will tell you so nnd show yU how to get rid of It. My Speciip.l treatment for thi disease, is practically the result of my life work, and Isi endorsed by the befct physicians of America and Europe. It contains no iflangei-ous drugs or fitlurious medicines of any kind.

It goes to the very bottom'iof the disease and forces out every particle of Soon every sign ind symptom disappear-completely and forever. The blood, the tissue, the fljps h. the bones and ihe whole system are cleansed, purified and. restored to erfeet health and the patient prepared anew for the duties and pleasures ofilife. 1 Neruo-Sexual Debility Men.

many of you are now reaping the result of your former Your manhood Is failing, and will soon be lost unless you do something for yourself. There Is no time to lose. Impotency, like all sexual diseases, is never on the standstill. With If you can iViake no compromise. Eijher you must master It or It will roaster you, and fill our whole future with misery and lndecrtb-able woe.

1 I have treated so many case of this ftiid that I am as familiar with them as you are with the very daylight. Once cured by me, you will rtver again be bothered with emissions, drains, prematurenes, small or weak organs, nervousness, failing memory, loss of ambition or othjer symptoms. which.rob you of your manhood and absolutely unfit you for siudy. business, pleasure or marriage. My treatment for weak men Vill correct all these evils and restore you to what nature; intended- a heilthy, happy man, with physical, mental and sexual powers complete.

Assoclsate Diseases In curlnff an ailment of any ihnd I never fall to remove all reflex compll is possllne that some match games with other clubs may be arranged, however. MADE ill, 1 1 Marvelous Elixir of Life Discovered by Famous Doctor-Scientist That Cures Every Known i Miimeni. 0 Vvonderfui cures Are et- vTected That Seem Like Miracles Performed The Secret of Long Life of Olden Times Revived. The Remedy I Free to All Who Send Name and Address. 'Vfter years of patient study, and delv- jrlnto the dusty record of the past, as 'well tea Kld.l.

1S2 First National Bank Build-i. Fort Wayne, makes the etar- DR. JAMES WILLIAM KIDD. fling announcement that he has surely discovered the elixir of life. That he la able wlin tne am ui mjuirnoua com-: pound, known only to himself, produced a result oi me j- nas spent in searching for this precious life-giving i boon, to cure any and every disease that '44 known to the human body.

There is tin ,1 ibt of th doctor's earnestness In mak ing his claim and tne remaritaDie cures II STRONG byije to health and hope and happy them fan do for you. My counsel Is ike it. Is reasonable and not more than; you. as" Jl would want you to do by if ceJ ts Injurious effect Is well known. the nervous syetena ana ulti- to my offlce and let me ex- A'l inductions of disease and weakness me the pride.

the power and the ple.s- into Prostatic, Bladder or Kidney af restored to a perfectly healthy condition. and all Skin, Blood and Bone Dis 1ng the snme line of Implements as the Boy Plow Company. The Plow Com- Kany seeks to restrain him from using Is in a me. claiming he has violated his tigrcpnifni. i The soldiers' monument fund wis start ed -this week by Harrison Clark, commander of Stanton Poat O.

A. K. O. FY Woodw-ard heads the llstwlth a subscription of $250. Other prominent men ara responding liberally.

-i Iiwrence J. O'Connor. Jessie Royal and Nicholas Noack, all young iads. were arraigned before Justice Pratt in th Police Court yesterday charged with larceny In the third degree In stealing copper and. brass from the Empire Plate Salt Company.

The metals were sold to Epstein, a Jurk dealer, who at present is undr bail to appear before the grand, jury. All three of the boys pleaded" guilty. Koyal was given four months in the M. C. O'Connor and Noack wra sentenced to the State Industrial Bchoel at Rochester, cations or associate diseases.

If the case Is Varicocele, fh1 weakness caused by it disappears. If it Is Stricture and -has developed fections, the Injured organs are all If It Is I Specific Blood Poison, any eases arising from the taint arv entirely and permanently eliminated rrom the system. If It is Impotency the many distressing symptoms following In Its train nnd Indicating a premature decline of physical, mental and sexual power are-totally removed and rapidly replaced by th youthful energy, of robust manhood, i Hence, aal resulting ills and reflex compllcatipns. which may be properly; termed associate diseases and which, in fact, are often more serious than the original ailnjients t-hat give them all. I say, disappear completely and forever nvlth the cure of tho main malady.

Correspondence Most carsses can be treated Successfully, at home. One personal visit 1 preferred, but Jf It is Impossible or Inconvenient for you to call at my office, write me a full and unreserved -history of your case, plnlny stating' your symptoms. I have the most pofect system of home treatment known to medical science. Physicians having stubborn cases to treat are cordially Invited to consult me. I make no charge for prlvatcoansel and give to each patient a legal contract in wrltlng.

backed by" "a-bundant capital. t.hold for my promlre. You will always know whr'to find my office by firmly fixing tn your mind the od number TFlREk" THREES No, 333 Main Street. Address all communications i.to E. D.

PORTER, M. 333 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. tht he Is daily efTecting seem to bear Vim nut v-rv strnmlT His theory whUh A jiii advances is one of reason and baaed ItaJJ on sound experience In a. medical practice had chnrge of the vlllanfe's Interest in the gas and electric litigation, will retained by.

thei; Assessors, while BNsell, Carey Locke have charge of Yalej Interests. If assessment Is throwi out It will mean ipaite a large lncrcase ii the his remarkable "Elixir of Life." he calls tt, for he sends it free, to anyone who Is a sufferer, sufficient quantities convince of Its ability to cure, so there is absolutely no risk to run. Some of the cures cited are very remarkable, and but for reliable witnesses would hardly bo credited. The lamp have tnrown away crutches and walked about after two or three trials of the remedv. The sick, given up by home doctors, have been restored to their families and friends in perfect health.

Rheumatism, neuralgia. ptomach. heart, liver, kidney, blood and ekin diseases and bladder troubles disappear as by magic. Headaches backache, nervousness, fevers, consumption, cough, colds, asthma, catarrh, bronchitis and all affections of the throat, lungs or any vital organs are easily overcome in a space of fane that Is simply marvelous, partial paralysis, locomotor ataxia, drop- state of perfect health is produced c-B. inn uwior an svstems ar and eouaiiy.altected by this great lr of Life." Bend for thej remedy It Is free to every sufferer.

State llT want to cured of and the fdy tot It will be sent you fra uiat na piles are quickly ifpermanently removed. It purifies "ystem, blood and tissue, IB normal nerve nnvn irniatinn (t 'J Vf, L'W re-t rare oi laAHUiton, which i now -r thousand. In Case the matter is not let-tied out of court it will result in art expensive litigation for all concerned Justice White of Buffalo has gTented an order to tfiie Le Roy Plow Company by which F. W. Miner of Caledonia is required to fhw cause on July 17th -why a permanent injunction should not- issued restraining him from using his name on agricultural Implements, manufactured.

About two years ago Mr. Miller sold his agricultural works in this village a company known as the Le Roy liow Company and at the same time agreed, it is alleged, Shot to place his namV on Implements should he resume manufacturing. Mr. Miller acted an upertnend-ent of the Plot Company urrtll February of 1900, when lie resigned, going to Caledonia and opening a factory there, fliak- r. A Ooaroteed Care for Ktdne and Uvar piiwvM, lever and Aue.

Rheum tism. Sick and Nervous Headache. Eryoipelaa. Scrofula, Female Compiaijnta, Catarrh Indigent ion. Neuralgia, Dyapepaia.

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