69TH YEAR. NO. 21. BEI FRRERERE MORE = And We Close Our Sale of Soft Shirts. Any Colored 1 Soft Shirt In the store for i 8c. § If you miss this sale you miss the best bargain ever offered in Kingston. UD TTS RRR Ta el 1 JENKINS > 114 PRINCESS STREET. Or aan AUCTION SALE Of Household Furniture. WE HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED BY MRS. John Laidlaw to sell at the family re 193 Earl strect, the entire contents of house hol, and as Mrs. Laidlaw is leaving Kings- ton to reste in Montreal, nothing will be Tes rved Sale on Wadnesday, Sept. 17th. A Fine Piano mexie by Ernest Gabler, New York, Parlor Suite and Fancy Chairs, Pic- tures .and Ornaments, Lace Curtains, Velour Curtains, Brussels Carpets, Dining Room Suite in Oak, Leather Covered Dining Chairs, Carpets, Dinner Set, China Tew Set, Glass ware and Cuthry. Contents of four Bedrooms, including Black Walnut Marble. Top Bedroom Suit and other. Mattresses, Feather Buds and Pillows' 'Lace Curtains, Carpets, Toilet Seta, Picture, Hall and Stair Carpets, Black Walnut Book Case, - Clocks, Centre" Tables, Morris and other easy chairs, Large Divan, with Turkish cover and Cushions, Damask and Swiss Applique Curtains. Kitchen Cooking Range, with Hot. Water at'achment, Gas Stove, Refricérator and Poel S Ogio of Kitchen. Also Lawn Mow- ubber Hose and Garden Tools. ALLEN & \BROWN, uctioneers. TABLE BUTTER : Made at our creamery from the best cream and in a cleanly way. Delivered in pound prints at only n 25 CENTS A POUND. = Clarified Milk Co.,= "Phone 567. Brock & Bagot Sts. IS WT JT RS Wi, RE oe IS REECE RRR ORRIN REMARKS 2:pzsersinan ELEGANT, LY, BEAUTIFUL, NOBBY PRICES REASONABLE. CRAWFORD & WALSH, Tailors and Importers. ErRRERERRAEERRRRERARTER MOTHER HENDY'S All Healing Ointment Will Cure Burns, Frozen Limbs, Cuts, Salt Rheum; -- Broken Breasts, Cracked Nipples, Children's 'Sore. Heads, Boils and Bealing Fingers. PRICB--25c¢. SOLD. THE PIANO THAT WAS ADVERTISED for sale is sold. 1 will now offer a very fine okt fashioned oxtension table that will seat about thirty people. Apply at once, MILLS' AUCTION ROOMS. LOST. TUESDAY MORNING IN VICINITY OF POST PAIR OF GOLD: SPECTACLES. Nuitable reward for their return to Fo W. Spangpynbure, Jeweller, King strvet. FOR SALE. PARLOR SUITE. CAN BE SEEN AT 303 University Avenue from 2 to § o'clock on Thursday. EPRRUPRRREPRAERRG EER ERR ERIM RRR WANTED. PANT: MAKERS AT ONCE. LIVINGSTON Bros, Brock street. Vv A GENE rane, SERVANT. MRS. J. D., COCH- Lore street AN EXPERIENCED NURSE. REFERENCES fequined. Apply to Mrs. Hunter-Ogilvie, 131 Earl street. : TO PUR HASE DWELLING WITH ABOUT 3 acres' of land. J. KR: McCann, 51 Brock street, next. Wade's, THREE BOYS, 14 to 16 YEARS OLD. AP- ply to J. A. Gould & Co., Smith street, opposite 730 Princess street. TWO GIBLS FROM 14 to 16 YEARS OLD Apply to J A. Gould Co. Smith street, | opposite 730 Princess sirget ROOM. WITH OR WITHOUT TABLE BOARD near busimess portion of tv. southy « Princess stroot Xo Wg of] fice HALLS BARBER SC Hoot 8 YONGE | street, Toromta, Ont, Lawrence . street, Montreal, P.Q., 16 East Sen- eca street, Buffalo. Elegantly equipped | Wages Saturdays. Terms moderate To trial, "lodeings, railroad ticket and logue free By our "SPECIAL Co- OPERATIVE PLAN" course ia given ah solutely free. Also. opportunity to earn momey at your home, by working for ns Hall, proprietor, LOCAL MEMORANDA. The Daily Note Book For Whig Readers to Post Themselves By. Buy 38¢c. shirts at Jenkins'. » Where there's a will Royal Arcanum meets on Thursday night. Some men find solid, comfort only in li- of The Beer Generals To The Gowips are" superintendents in trouble fac: Frontenne- cheese board meets, The \hermometer # If a woman looks wood she 3s not neces- sarily. wood: looking. risgs Thursday at saad a.m., and sets at 6:17 p.m. In cooking as in singing a great deal pends on the ranve. : A fool can make wise man to spend it. . 1t will undoubtedly be a. cold day when the North Pole is discovered. Colony disfranchised, Paul Kruger arrived DINNER We have a few Odd Sets we want to=clear. nicely STIPPLED WITH the handles. is low, Forfull'set of 97 pieces | $5.90 ROBERTSON Ws KINGSTON. ON1AKIU, WEDN NESDAY . THE MISSION United States. ASKING FOR AID WILL HAVE A SYMPATHETIC RECEPTION. Offered Advisory Positions Under 4 the South African Govern- ment--Are Feeling Rheumatic as a Result of Exposure -- To Draw up Proclamation. London, Sept. 10.--The Boer gener- als left yesteraay afternoon on their way to The Hague to meet the lead- ers and drait a proclamation setting forth the object of the mission, Sec retary Ferrira says they will not fec- ture in Europe at all, but pw whaily will reserve their speeches for the tint ted States, where they are sure of a sympathetic reception. Although as yet, they have made no appeal for funds they have received so far volun- |. tary contributions amounting to ab- oul $10,000. Secretary Brebner says the generals will be offered advisory positions un- der the government in South Africa, It is doubtiul whether thy will ac- cept as their main anxiety now is to return to their farms. Gen. Dewet, whose wife is now on his farm, re- marked, . vesterday, that the most beautiful thing in his estimation was a sheaf of oats. The generals are all feeling slightly rheumatic effects from' the long cam- paign: They have been overwhelmed with invitations, correspondence, ap- plications for autographs, etc, which thev were compelled to refuse. The only private individual who met Gen. Dewet while he was here was an 'Am- erican woman admirer, who was in- troduced to him yesterday. On their arrival at The Hague the generals will probably decide the date of their "WA A. 'BROWN, MANAGER. 2 Nights and Matinee Friday and Sa- surday, Sept. 12th and 13th, and Saturday Matinee. M'KENNEY BRO'S., *= Presenting their beautiful Every member an artist. Every act a feature. fined and up-to-the-minute in 'he largest and best mingtrel company Watch for our grand street parade at noon Evening prices--Reserved : Mati KINGSTON LADIES'. COLLEGE KINGSTON, CANADA. A RESIDENTIAL AND .DAY SCHOOL RE-OPENS M. COBER, M. A., PRINCIPAL. PUSHED HIN OFF. DAY, SEPT. 15, The Yachting Party Concealed a' veal the mystery in the death of Earl ( , manager of the N leans branch of an 'eastern correspon- was -believed to have been aceidentally drowned on the evening of August 3lst. ing a party boarded the vacht Indian was. announced that. accidentally fallen recovered. two days the voting wife of a travelling man, bantered by Luk- ens and had warped him that made good her the truth about been prevented by Hans Reig. in justice to her good would all stick to 'the darreny is held bv a search was ade tor Mass For 'Late e Bop was bra] Austrian embassy London attended . hip capitals of Europe. Naval Officer Weds. own to day was 1 that | Only | ceremony, the relatives were { now detailed at the Write for particulars todav. Aldis Owea | United States Na- v visit, to the United States. 'The chief fear of their trip there is of the re- porters, of whom Secretary Brebner has been telling them interesting anec- dotes. THEY ARE WROTH Minsirels | gocanse of an Anglo-German Railway. London, Sept. 10.--Russian newspa- pers are extremely wroth at Lord Curzon's approval of the extension of the Indian railway system to Nushki, on the eastern boundary of Beluchis- tan. They foresee uninterrupted rail- way communication between India and Europe. Russia means to have an outlet in the Indian Ocean and this great railway, which would be in Pri- tish and German hands, would stop the progress of Russia towards the south. An evening journal in St. Petersburg says Russia - must at once build a line through Persia richt down to the Indian Ocean, and thus paralyze the ambition of Great Britain. There is a very 'general de- sire in this country for some sort of understanding with Russia about Per- sia in spite of, Capt. Mahan's warn- ing that any concession on Britain's part will imperil her naval situation in the far east, her political position in India, her commercial "interests in both and the imperial tie between her self and Australia. . WILL DO IT. Provided No Ome Else Will Anti- cipate Him. Greenock, Sept. 10.--The Erin, with Sir Thomas Lipton aboard, is cruising west of the Highlands. In about ten days' time she will go to Belfast Lough, where Sir Thomas -will ar- range the terms for the challenge. for the America's cup with the officials of the Royal Ulster vacht club. Sir Thomas said, .veésterday, that if no other "vachtsman® snt a . challenge within two or three weeks he wonld do so. The challenger would Le a cuttor, not a schooner. Sir Thomas = said he would give all the assistance in his power to a pew challenger ¢ and would gladly lend Shamrock 1., as a tist vaeht-- Sir Thomas added signi-| ficantly © "There i yet ample time to ss : Nye issue a challenve. 2 GOT THREE YEARS. David Hogan Stole Money From a Barrister. Toronto, Sept. 10. ~Pavid Hogan, who a few days ago, stole 838 from a Peterboro barrister, was sentenced to three 'years in the Kingston péniten tiarv. Hogan met the man in a sa loon, and seeing him pull a handiul of bills out of his pocket, seized them and ran. Tails Gut Off Cattle. London, Sept: 10.---A campaign of midnight outrages is reported to have commenced in the Boyle aistrict. The tails have been' cut off a number of cattle on the Dromard. farm, on the borders Bf South Leitrim, and other beasts have béen stolen. A vacht, the property. 6f Mr. Costello, J.P. a lo- cal landlord, has heen found: cutted on the shores of Lough Garn. | Ex-Secretary Day's Son Weds. Caro, Mich) Sept. 'TO. --William 1. Day, of Canton, Ohio, son of former Lecretary of married here to Miss Estelle | { McKay. daug Hon... William Me- Kay. The ceremony was quietly per formed at the To me of the bride, the | cuests including only 'the relatives and | . : on mn ia few intimate fiiends , of the con- WEDDED AT GODERICH. A Kingston Girl One of the Prin- % cipals. Goderich, Sept. 8.--St. Peters, God- erich, on Tuesday of last week, an- nounced the hajpy tidings, that a marriage was being consummated within its walls. The bride was Miss Kittie Fowler, Kingston, and the bridegroom, Daniel Slattery, of town. The bride looked lovely, attired in "a | handsome tailor-made suit of broad- cloth, with brown velvet and green foliage. ln her hand she carried a handsome prayer book bound in crimson. The bridesmaid, Miss Ca- tharine Slattery, sister of the groom, wore a handsome costume of brown ladies' cloth = with pink straw hat, trimmed with long white ribbon and apple blossoms. The groomsman was Jack Phelan, of town. The marriage seremony was performed by Rev. Fr. West. Miss Lena Neville played the wedding march as the bridal party en- tered the church. At the offertory, during the celebration of 'mass, "Ave Maria, Guardian Dear," was bheauti- fully rendered by Miss Nellie McDon- ald, Miss Webb assisting in the duo parts, and the choir joining in the refrain. After mass was over the happy bridal party, and their guests drove to the residence of the bridegroom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Slat- ~tery, East street, where 4 very stylish and sumptuous dinner awaited them. "The table was beautifully decorated with flowers, and the fourth storey bride's cake was placed in the centre. The bride recived some very hand- some gifts. Mr. and Mrs. Slattery took the afternoon train for London to visit some friends, returning on Thursday to take the steamer King Edward for Cleveland, their future home. Michael Phelan, formerly of Napa- nee, now resides in Goderich. His son is our day policeman, and a strap ping young Irishman is he. Dr. O. Hagan has been the guest of Rev. Fr West for some days. The Sons of Scotland, Cump Inverness, held their annual picnic at the Harbor Park this vear on labor day. Our new member's Scotch flay was: uniurled ' from the speaker's stand, but a heavy shower passing over the town about 4:30 p- m. no speeches were made. Tea was served to several hundred in the pa- vilion. Mr. Matheson, traveller, Ham- ilton, danced a great many Scotch steps, and the Irish jig betimes. Piper Dolan from up north played: for the Scotch reel, the Scotch piper and Mr. Matheson joining the Highland lassies in the dance. The steamer City of the Straits gave a large excursion to the Detroit citi- zens on Friday last. They returned on Tuesday afternoon. The steamer King Edward will run an: excursion . from Sault Ste. Marie from this and all intermediate ports on Saturday to en- able people to visit the Algoma Cén- tral fair. PL To Teach American History.® Mason City, la., Sept. 10.--The first of the series of twelve buildings to compose the National Memorial uni- versity, which is being established here under the direction of the Sons of Veterans and other patriotic societies of the country, was opened to-day. The completed building is to be de- voted to the liberal arts. It is a handsome structure of brick and stone and will form the céntre of the group of buildings stirrounding the campus on all four sides. The chief aim of the new institution is to teach American history," though other branches of learning will not be neglected. Old Time Telegraphers. Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. 10.-- The twenty-second annual convention of the Old Time Telegraphers and His- torical Association: opened to-day 'at the Kenyon ' Hotel, ©: About 300 dele- gates are in. attendance, including a number of prominent railroad © and telegraph officials. The presiding offie- er is George H. Corse, of Ogden. The business sessions are to continue through the remainder of the week and will be interspersed 'with jaunts to Ogden canyon and other featur®s of pleasure and entertainment. Britain Honors A Frenchman. London, Sept. 10.--The London Ga zette states that the king has given orders for the appointment of Capt. Jean Fugena Samuel Forestier, 3me Regt. d'Infanteric Colénialé of the French army, to be a Companion (Hon.) of the Distinguished Service Order, in recognition of his: services during the combined operations under- taken -- by the - British "and French troops on the Gambia in 1901. Capt. George" Rawlinson, " Vyu 4 deputy master ois Trinity House, "is gazetted K.C. MG. sedis ntom-- Made $30,000 In Klondyke. Quebee, Sept. 10.--Napoleon Gagne, of St. Evariste de Forsyth, Beaunce, who has been in the Klondvke for over two vears, has arrived here. He statés that a detective from Dawson City made the trip with him, and is going to St. Evariste de Forsyth to see the father of Beaudern, one of the three miners murdered and robbed in the Yukon, and take him back in ar aer to. identifv the clothes which his son wove and had in his trunk. Mr. Gagne brings home with _him some 36,000, Killed "By The Fall. Perlin, Ont., Sept. 10.--Ivan, Kehl, twenty years old, employed on the farm of John Gildner. a few miles arn whi'e state, W. R. Day, was |. | now: enag east of Berlin, fell off the roof of the r 1 the cave «wk being wrongh and vas kitled, broken. The hop crop of I Edward is the attention of buyers The vield asd quality i superior to anvthini previously known | here. The vield 'in new yards is ex ceptionallv pood said to be | tracting parties, Stimard, Geérow, is ---- credited with being { barrel Fhe Marconi apparatus. is now | maker: ins-the district. He averages Loin ing perigetly between Belle Isle | fifty barrels a day, of seven hours' and Chateau Bay. | work. ' lan WORLL Comes To Us From All SEPTEMBER 10, 1902, . NEWS nn Quarters. FEW BRIEF ITEMS TELEGRAMS FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF EARTH. ment Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Remembered By The Dear Public. A new decoration--the Royal Vie- torian Chain--has 'been founded by King Edwara. Judge McMillan, of Cayuga, was struck by a bicyclist in Lonaon and painfully injured. There is talk of the boards of trade of the empire holding a convention in Montreal next year. Complaints are made at Hamilton of desecration of graves and stealing of flowers from the cemetery. Charges on mail matter to Yukon and Atlin are reduced to the ordinary domestic rates of the Dominion, A new map of the Dominion of Ca- nada is being issued by the Depart- ment of the Interior at Ottawa. Lord Raglan has been appointed governor of the lsle of Man, a much- covetéd honor by English statesmen. Frost Sunday night destroyed near- ly the whole cranberry crop in Anna- polis (N.S.) valley. Loss will be heavy. The original plans for the Interna- tional Harvesters' company's works in Hamilton have been greatly en- larged. 5 ' Mrs. Sutton, Hamilton, was asleep in her room with a blaze in the next room, when she was rescued by a policeman. William J. Melanson, of Bathurst, N.B., was gored by a bull and may die. One of the animal's horns pene- trated his left lung. Murat "Halstead, the veteran editor and author, is a candidate for repub- lican nomination for congress in, the second Ohio district. The number of students at the Uni- versity of Berlin this year has increas- ed to 5.676. This iw the largest on re- cord at that university. Col. St. Remy, who recently refus- ed to obey the 'orders-of his superiors to close religious schools in France, has been placed on half pay. Five persons were killed and ten were wounded in a conflict' between troops and strikers at Candela, a small town in South East Italy. The Hayvtian admiral, Killick, and two of his officers, weit down with the Crete-a-Pierrot, sunk near Cape Haytien.by the German gunboat Pan- ther. The coal dealers in Oswego, N.Y, state that the 'coal supply to consum- ers 'there is exhausted. They require their surplus' for exportation to fill previous orders. ' The Hamilton board of education school of Domestic Science, whereby for a sum of $100 -instBuction is given to 100 pupils for one year, The late Rev. Henry -Irwin, known in the Kootenay as "Father Pat," will be remembered by an ambulance for Rossland; bought by popular sub- acription and, a 800 stone drinking fountain. i A London despatch says that Sir Thomas Lipton will be the liberal candidate for member of parliament from the Hornsev division at the next election. = Horngeéy is a northern su- burb of London. Milton Rathbun, who gained great notoriety several vears ago by fast- ing twentv-cicht days, died suddenly at Riversice, L.T., on Monday. Tt is not known Whether or not he Was on one of his long fasts. The agitation in favor of a ship ca- nal from Oswego to tidewater on the . Hugson is gaining ground. The plan is feasible, but the amount of money to construct such a great waterway wonld be enormous. The controversv concerning the ad- ministration of British railwavs --ans merrily on. It is stated that the North Eastern' comnany is preparing a reply to the indictment. published in the London Times. - Rear- Admiral Lord Charles Beres: ford, M.P.. whe will visit the United States to enguire into the workings of the Atlantic shipping combination, sails for New York to-day on the steamer Kron Prinz Wilhelm, A "deseription «of the Germany army manoeuvres are being kept from the (lerman press, owing to some disaster to the artillery part of the prmyv. It ie said the emperor was much annov- ed apd stated his disappointment. Archibald Peffers.- proprietor of the Volunteer hotel, Hamilton. died Sun dav evening frome the ofecte of heavy dose of strychnine. Whether the poison was taken in mistake for medi- cine, or with suicidal intent, is a mat- ter of conjecture. The stear Maia of Patrica sailed one Mondav from Raliimoyre, ostensibly for Honduras. Tt is believed she "i# a filibusterer gnd is ecarrving ammuni | tion to the Colomhian insurgents. John Toole. a noted filihusterer, is in charoe of the evnedition. The renort from New York that | | this matter preciselv as they had six | { wonths ago over Venezuela. } | Georae Haley Kansas City. has heen wl to aeeor ganiz e the London fire hrjoade Lie dh lI as inaceuraté, | {Probably he ved an invita | | tion to be pr at' the congress of | | the National fire Whrigade union in | London next yea | The sinking of the Haviian avid | erait. Crete-A-Pierrot, bv the Panth- | er. has caused mot commend in J on fon ¢han in Berlinl Tt is evident that the Wachington and Berlin ~overn ments have a full 'understanding in Governor Odell's Trolley Collisiom. and a quarter, was by his side. Despite twenty feet and the coach, turn to work, has renewed its agreement with the '| unjust, Mitchell Not Heard From Wilkesbarre, Pa., Sept. 10.--Presi- dent Mitchell said he had received no communication from Governor Stone with reference, to a conference. As far as he knew the strike "situation was unchanged. Consumers' investigating: the they were quite member of par m i : Fhe stpvnts TiS th flags in Mr. McHugh's hon IN DEADLY PERIL. ; GOVERNOR ODELL. Syracuse, N.Y., Sept. 10.--Governor Odell and about twenty prominent men were in deadly peril yesterday afternoon. They were being driven in a coach to . the State fair grounds, When within fifty feet of the coach the motorman of the car raised eves and his face grew white. the power in his strong arms he turn- i wheel. Gripping the motor with a grasp of iron he put every ounce of strength in his boay to the fact that the car was on a down grade and running at full speed, he brought it to a full The danger had passed. But remained between tha car which was still on the one of those escapes which stir men's pulses when they recall it. It made a deep impression the tallyho. The president's escape from a trolley under somewhat similar circumstances em- phasized the sense of the relief the danger had passed. HAS ACCEPTED PLAN. Philadelphia Paper" Claims Strike 'Will Soon End. Philadelphia, Sept. 10.--The North American says that J. P. Morgan has assented to a plan proposed by Gover- nor Stone of Pennsyl the coal miners' strike. The plan, in i for the nine workers to re- without a signed agree- that the operators, adjust the The paper also says that Governor Stone immediately telegraphed Presi- dent Mitchell for the conference, and meeting between the gover- nor 'and the miners' chief will take place probably to-day. - DISCRIMINATED AGAINST Canadian Tobacco Company Up Against It. "Sefit. 10.--Robert Pinhin, , ne of the principal owners Tobacco coipany. of Leamington, testified yesterday be- loyal commission which = is alleged tobacco com that the output of tobacco his. company. ow Freed From Sligo Jail. i. 10. --Patrick A, Mc ent from the vision of Leitrim, "was, « released from Shico jail a | tion of his sopter of thn prisonment for contempa of | was accorded arrest vhich tie mavor. the to JM nationalists to co were dive meee see: white , wine, cider, and. malt | at loose, fall over , all the Livingston Bros. Mullins' at lowest prices of a mile off had to cross a car track. Lieut:«Gov. Wood- the reins, and as the coach reached the track, y car, runhing at a hich rate of speed; Woodruff cracked his whip endeavored to urge on the leaders as he realized the peril. The governor The front wheels of the coach had reached 'the trolley's i On came the Big car. The leaders pranced where they stood, but the coach did not advance. was squarely in the car's path, which was bearing down at a swift pace up- flashed into view. and The party his With all the on every when vania for ending by. conces- differences existing the men and the companies, after awaiting a reasonable time if the operators fail to do this, an ar- bitrator be appointed and that if the men deem the decision of the arbitra- then the men can again go' Stone. bv ng to a contract en into between the Empire To company, of Granby, Que, which is allied with the trust, wholesalers of Canada, criminated against because of | the contracts made bv the i and the was being dis: American com- The Canadian wholesalers, which prevented the later from handl- i output of «the independent companies in any way. Wigle, Leamington, and Wilsinson, Mersea, were called upon to-testify, on behalf of the American company, but their evidence merely to the statement satisfied with the prices paid them by the Empire com The commission Sexsions here<to-dav and will ad- i journ to London for the takine of fur- vidence, ' will conclude TUT VLL LVL LLLLLTVTLLTIVVTRS LAST (EDI1rON. "WEATHER PROBABILITIES. ~ a a... Escape From To Ont., Sepr. 10.--Fair and cool to- day; Thursday. strong brvezes -or moderate pales. --sonthvasterely to south-westerly, with some local showers. Kid Glove Attraction, - 0dd Sizés and Makes. Bargain Prices For Thursday and Friday. BLACK KID GLOVES, 6} to 73 - PERRIN FRERES, $3.25. for.eiir.anen 4 WHITE KID GLOVES, all white and with black stitching, 2-dome fast- eners, $1 for.. S0c. WHITE KID GLOVES, four Pearl Buttons, $1 50c. for. Above are only a few of the makes. Qali and see if only > see, "If I. had commenced early to buy a home I would have had it paid for now." These are the words of regret that we ear daily. Don't let this be your lot. 'You require but a "small sum to'secure a home on our plan. Let us have a talk with ou, J. 8S. R. McCANN, 81 Brock Street. ' Next to Wade's. Announcement. TO THE PUBLIC OWING TO THE INCREASING NUMBER of 'small accounts that been oped om our 'books aml the Jdillicuity in properly 1ook- ng after the same, we bey to announce that we have ided to place our business on a rictly cash busis, on aml after September We. have been in business now for mom hom a_vear and we thank the public for thw hearty support vivep us, We feel that our cfforts at improving © the 'milk supply. have appr ciated, hut it is impossible 0 on the business on anv other than "wo rictly cash basis. Tickets ean be procursd from the driver or at the office; ain will te # accepted in payment for milk, cream or but- wr. We i the _ew-operntion of th public nour or's in thie drectigh. Twenty uart ti jales ts for 81.00 THE CLARIFIED MILK CO of Kingston, Limited Kinston, Sth Sgn 1902 DENTAL CARD, OR. DALY HAS RESUMED HIS DENTAL practice at 129 Princess St. four doors helow former offi a France Will:.Investigate Parie, Sept. 10. ~The minister of the clonies has authorized M. La Croix, profestor of mineralogy. at the. Nati- mal History Musenm, to proceed. to MaTtinique to examine exhaustively into the phenomena of the eruptions 'of Mont Pelee. He will leave on Sep- tember 16th. Jee see The September Bride Is Not to be Foxgotten. J A durab piece of Sterling Silver or Sparkling pied of Cut Glass vour best wishes in ap ate sivle Wo take plssure in showing you the different artivles A.C. JOHNSTON & BRO,