/ Not Guilty. « Yes! we are guilty of giving best value in Overcoats In the city. Our special for this week in a heavy 'worsted, grey cloth, $12. Regular price for this quality is $18. [ s JENKINS 3% 114 Princess Street. ¢ the ) ) aVV WB OvVRy FO OFOdO OTOH OFOHO Imported Worsted Trouserings § CRAWFORD & WALSH, TAILORS Oe Ose Ose OeleOsfe OsteOateOrateOsfe Oslo Oo) ; HORSE FOR SALE. 1 HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED TO SE by Auction, on SATURDAY, NOV. 22, Market Square, one horse, from the stables of tha- Royal Canadian *Ficld Artillery, Kingston. Sale at 1 o'clock a.m. Terms cash. WM. MURRAY, JR., Auctioneer. ---- ------ Boot and Shoe Store JUST OPENED At 207 Princess Street, Opposite T. H. Joehm's Grocery, With a full line of up-to-date stock. Please call and inspect goods. MATTHEW JOYCE. At mv rooms, MOTHER HENDY'S ALL HEALING OINTMENT Will Cure Burns, Cuts, Salt Rheum, Broken Nipples, Children's Limbs, Cracked Boils Frozen Breasts, Sore Heads, PRICE--25¢ Removed. HENRY MYERS' PORK AND PROVISION store," from Brock "street to 60 street, two doors above BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. THE. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COM- pany of New York, assets over LUND, OO, Amount pad policy holders over $5649; 000,000. Tas openings for active nts in Eastern: Ontacid. Very liberal contracts Apply to Thomas. Merritt, Manager, 3: Bank of Commerce = Building, Toronto, Canada Fingers: 506 WANTED. APPLY w= COOK. AT WINDSOR HOTEL. A FEW GIRLS FOR STEADY WORK, AP ply Kingston Hosiery Co. SERVANT. TO MRS 98 Bavot APPLY street, A GENERAL A. Strachan, WOMAN PRE- Nickle, 130 AGED Hugh A NURSE, A MIDDLE ferred Apply Mrs. Bagot street. SOME H. Fer HELPER, Apply street BAKER'S experience. guson, King MUST HAVE Tr at once to 16 TO DO LIGHT A YOUNG GIRL ABOUT Mrs: Harry Tandy, house" work. Apply 86 Johnston strect and Bealing Brock BOYS WIIO WANT-STEADY WORK. APPLY at Gould's dactory, Smith street, oppo- site 780 Princess street. WOMAN WOULD LIKE vn smath family R.R., Whig Ofllice LIGHT Address; A YOUNG domestic stating wa IOUT EIGHTEEN, oftice, steady ployment. Apply handwriuing S, Whig Oflice. ---- ee ------ AT ONCE A GENERAL SERVANT. SMALL familv. High wages. Apply Mrs. Fred MeRkelvev Bell, 140 Wellington street. FOR own YOUNG MAN in BRICK, 7-ROOMED DWELL bv 120, and barn. asy $650. J. S. R. McCann, 51 FOR lot 66 Price street. BUYER inc, terms Brock LADIES AND' GENTLESIEN DO OUR WORK .at howge, spare ti $3 to 810 per week Address cent. stamp Box , Lomxien, wl Ont. EMPLOYMENT IN TOWN OR COUNTRY BY a man willing to make himseli useful: un derstands of horses "and cows. Ad dress at Ofliewe. re \ Whig MAN CAN EARN PROM week selling our Write for particalars. C Ont. AN ENERGETIC $15_to &I8 a Large demand R. Fegan, Fenwick, MAN DESIRES private resid will t CARE. _OF offi he HANDY farnaces in buildings able "en Address A BLACKSMI HORSERTOER " 1 y vou ¥ 1 i TEACHER Clases we t The | eh vl anplicant will to teach--Mochanical Drawing practice, and junior Fnelich Apply to John Macdonald, soxer Board of Fducation. MANUAL NIN n Coll i aire = shor State salary secretary-trea LOCAL MEMORANDA. ; -- The Daily Note Book For Whig Readers to Post Themselves By. Inspection 14th Regiment, 8 p.m. The sun rises Thursday at 7:01 a.m. and sats at 4°30 p.m. Sale of county lands Wednesday mornine slwavs agrees with a man when for taxes, court house, A woman he lets her have ber own way. We, thouth don't to.--Mariet{a Holley. Newspaj+r adverticing best ular Every oo, we posterity, mebby we reali:e it as we ort the in is cheapest and when it is good and the most pop and respected journals. button om world SEWS Aa in time a woman for a man she wonders how the a man gets along who has no wife. Everybody papers, poorest. Through: them the eves of buyers now-a-days reads even the can be caught at the least expense. If every do all the he might within an hour's walk from his house he would live the happier and the longer. What this world needs to make it happy is the sustairving philosophy of the Georgia man who exclaimed when the bank failed : "Thank . Lord, 1 never had a dollar ahead in my one would good ra manager skipped the town ox receipts in his hand, i. as he Lit the players behind, running to beat the band." in the world's hisiorv--Battle of 1827 London, 825,000,000, 1897; da Gama. circum- navigated Cape of Good Hope, 1497; Charles 16406; 20.000 British 1899: attempt in ore the day Navarino, big fire in loss Vasco of Fngland, born, troop s male Montreal, led at Cape Town, Nelson's lar blow monument 1593 to up DINNER SETS. We have a handsome variety of every shade and color, beautiful sets from $5 up. Don't fail to see them. ROBERTSON BROS. ([ GRAND OPERAHOUSE. | ) THURSDAY, NOV. 20 Just 'a Jolly Bit of Foolery. RICE'S foe SHOW oF Comics GIRL BY R. A. BARNETT. 3 Months at Wallack's, N.Y. "One of the most enjovable and really funny. performances seen in the city this Montreal Star. COMPANY OF 100 ARTISTS. SUPERB SCENIC ENVIRONMENT, BEAUTI- FUL CHORUS, CONTINGENT, TINKLING. MUSIC. Prices 75¢c.," 81, 81.50. Scats on sale at lHanley's. QUEEN'S ATHLETIC GROUNDS. SATURDAY, NOV. 22 Queen's I vs. McGill IL. Final ganfe for Intermediate In- ter-collegiate ~ Championship of Canada. Tom- year. -- + ue. BUSINESS TRANSACTED. i A* the Wednesday Morning Ses- sion of €ounty Council. The county council resumed its sion Wednesday A communi- cation 'was read from N. H. Walker, lately lossee of No. ltoli gate, Ca: tara, asking fora pedetler s license for a year, tree of charge, view of the fact that he had pail the county ptiz during the years he had the toli cate, dn all over 811,000. Several of committees read, Gli accounts of which have time to time appeared in the durins the past few month Un motion of Councillors Toner and Shannon, the resicnation D. Mec lean as ttusiee of Sydenham High School, was accept 1). D. Rogers, Stishure, was appointed to fill the vacandoyv. ' A deputation, consisting of John Henry Fves and Victor Sudds, from Simcoe Island to he council. the desirability + better ferry service and Kingston. Tris the autumn; in the boat servi e was cut off. w leland residents required Id a better (opnection ses morning. in prov were from Whig reports of ves, was of bhe- arrange Lr that i | Wie re 1 samme It Sin and Coundillor Sproule, that T. D. nointed anditer frr--~rext year salary of $100. Cagried. Siri Want To Have Prevented. STUDENTS ACT. THE DESIRE OF THE UNIVER- SITY ASSOCIATIONS. Duelling Duelling Should Only be Resorted to in the Most Flagrant Cases --Lives of the Student Officers Too Valuable to be Risked for Trifles. Berlin, Nov. 19.--The movement fof the abolition of pistol duelling started by the students' associations is ex- tending throughout the universities of Germany. Associations of Berlin and several other universities have decided to present an address to the officers' corps, and the war office, in which it will be pointed out that the lives of student officers are too valuable to the country to allow them to be put to the risk of duelling for trifles. The use of pistols, the address says, should only be allowed in worst cases. ASK FOR TERMS. A Column Has Had Stout Op- position. Simla, Nov. 19.--The British expedi- tions under Gen. Egerton, against the rebellious Wazitis, on the Afghan fron- tigr, entered the Kabul Khel country yesterday. A large section of Waziris became alarmed, and sent representa- vives to the British commander to ask for terms of peace. The fourth column of the expedition has met with determined opposition. . The command- 0000000000000000000000 War Imminent. Paris, Nov. 19.--The Bom- bay correspondent of the "Raphael repeats the rumors that brothers of Ameer are conspiring to overthrow him, and that civil war in Afgahnistan is imminent. or of the column, Cal. Tennochy, has heen badly wounded. Maj. Beresford, the second in command, has asked for reinforcements. The political officer at Gumatti has: promised to send all available assistance to him. To Ask For Divorces. Ottawa, Nov. 19.--The Canada Ga- gette intimates that at the coming "esston of parliament divorces will be a<ked for by Mrs. Moore, "nee Jennie Davidson, of Ottawa, from her hus- band, Harry: T. Moore, of Bridge- water: by James Reid Stecle, of Mon- tv®h1, from his wife, Minnie Clara Qtvele, formerly of Montréal, but now oi Indianpolis; by R. M. Smith, of Chesterville, Ont., from his wife, Grace Smith, now of Minnesota; by Florence Goneh,- of Montreal, from her husband, Charles A. 'Gough; civil ser vant, of Ottawa, and hy: Florence Lee Gray, of Toronto, from her husband, (i. R. Gray, of Toronto. A Patriot Of '37. Stratford, Ont. Novo 19=0One of the oldest pioneers of the province passed away, of home in Listowel, this morning, in the person of-W. H. Hack- ng, postmaster, aed ninety three. He took an active part in the rebellion of 1537, was intimate with Mackenzie and Baldwin, but refused to join the urcing wonstitutional means grievances. His however, were sentenced to his former to redress existing two hrothérs-in-law, confined at Kingston, death, But escaped and were subse guently pardoned., Lount and Mat thews, who | weres hanged, had = bein neichbors of Mr. Hacking. He estab- ished the Listowel Banner. Capp's Low Prices. Adrian, Mich. Nov. 19.--James Gas* kell and Edward. Capp were brought here from Toledo, yestetday, by Shei ifi 'Shepherd, who. claims that the two men are the sheep and cattle thieves who have heen operating extensively in lower Michigan and Ohio for the past ten vears. Capp is proprietor of a large meat market in Toledo, where his low prices have bewildered com petitors. To Improve The Port. London, Nov. 19.--At sion of parliament Gerald Balfour, president of the board of trade, will introduce a bill for the improvement af the port of London. It will em- power the expenditure of £1,000,000. This amount, however, will be, prob ally. only the first instalment as the commission recently enquired into the matter estimated the necessary ex penditure at. £7,000,000. me ses: the next ----- A priconer, Paul Kominsky, on the wav irom Cleveland, Ohio, to Albany. in charge of a detective, jumped from the window of 'the toilet room of the Southwestern special on Monday and can be found of him, the at the rate of fifty miles trace train going hour A by-law has been passed in Belly ile. fixine lironse of 10° for sal aw no forbids ¢ persons Wr a writte rider fi wandian, and fi 100 VALUABLE - ~~ BRITI KINGSTON, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 19. 1902. HONCRS GEN. WRIGHT. Event in History of Memphis. LUKE E. WRIGHT. Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 19.--Gen. Luke BF. Wrioht, vice-governor of the Phil- ippines, was honored by his home city to-day. President Rooseveltand manv other guests of note took part in the programmie and the occasion was one of the most notable in the recent his- tory of Memphis. Residences and busi- ness houses were gay with bunting, the streets were jammed with people wearing Wright buttons and Wright badees, during the entire day, and all business was_ generally suspended pur- suant to a proclamation of the may- or. General Wright was escorted to the city hall and welcomed by hund- reds of the most prominent citizens of Memphis. In company with President Roosevelt, Secretary Cortelvou, Pre- sident Stuyvesant Fish of the Illi nois Central" railroad 'and numerous other visitors of prominence, General Wright reviewed a procession compos- ed of all military organizations and numerous civic societies of Memphis and vicinity. When the parade had passed Chairman Crawford of the oeneral' reception committee presented to Gen. Wright resolutions ecommend- ine his conduct in the Philippines. General Wright accepted in a speech full of gratitude. President Roosevelt delivered a brief public address ex- pressing the nation's appreciation of Gen. Wright's services. The festivities in honor of Gen. Wright conclude to- night with a banquet. ---------- A HARD WINTER. The Severest in Fifty Years is Prophesied. London, Nov. 19.--Severe cold wea- ther is prevailing in Europe. There has been a heavy snowfall in central and southern' France, and a cold storm has suddenly followed the summer-like weather on the Riviera. Bitter winds and frost prevailing in Germany and Austria. In Switzerland there is skat- ing. Premature snows on the moun- tains have destroyed a number of cat- tle. German eteorvologists prophecy the hardest winter for half a century. A cutting -east wind blowing in Great Britain. is Notable Chicago Wedding. Chicago, 1ll.,.Nov. 19.--Grace Epis- copal church was the scene this after noon of the 'most fashionable wedding of the season: so dar. The contracting parties were Miss 'Alice Higinbotham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Hig- inbotham and Joseph Medill Patter- son, grandson of the late Joseph Me- dill. founder of = the Chicago Tribune: The bride had her sister, Miss Florence Hizinbotham as her maid of honor, and the best man was Joseph Medill McCormick, cousin of the bridegroom. The ushers included Leonard Thomas of Philadelphia, Alexander Cameron of New York, Montgomery Hallowell and Lincoln Mitchell of Cincinnati,, and W. T. Clyde, Jr., of New York. Town Site Lot Drawing. Wewokg, I. T., Nov. 19.=The vear lease privilege on the land of the Seminoles, and the big town site drawing to come offi here. to-morrow, have attracted great erowds to this place. For days past every incoming train has brought people to the town, and hotels, boarding-houses, stores and residences aré crowded with cots to accommodate the crowd. It is pre: dicted that the opening up of the Sem- ingle lands and the completion of the lot sale of Wewoba will make Wewoka a place of 3,000 inhabitants before next spring. gix- - Charged With Bribery. St. Louis, Mo., Nov. 19.--The cases acainst J. J. Hannigan, John H. Schnettler., Edmund Bersch, H. A. Faulkner, W. M, Tamblyn, John Helms, 1 onis Decker and Otto hu- macher, former and present members of the house of delegates, accused of bribery, came up for hearing _ to-day. Owine, to the widespread muni ipal corruption recently unearthed the cases now before the court have attracted creat attention and the results of the trial are awaited with keen interest. To Carry Pig Iron. London. Nov. 19.--The shipments of pig iron to the United States, this month, are likely to 'turn out verv heavy. 'The steamer Laurelwood sail od. Saturday," with 2,000 tons for lelphia, while the Mohican is loading a similar cargo and will ail for 'that or two Yesterday two amers. were io 1. eh now port in a day more--.st hartere ar voyage. To Meet Chamberlain. Nov. 19. Botha and abparently, o to Elen (lars not Petit rol have 4 Africa, Cham will British colon ia. for the purpose of situation to him. they WORLD NEWS ne, Comes To Us From All Quarters. FEW BRIEF ITEMS "> TELEGRAMS FROM THE FOUR QUARTERS OF EARTH, Matters That Interest Everybody --Notes From All Over--Little of Everything Easily Read and Rememberdd By The Dear Public. Diphtheria is Oswego, N.Y. Notre Dame bazaar realized £6,000. Wentworth county paid $46,000 for the Carpenter system of toll roads. The announced chaplains to the vice- roy of Ireland are forty-one in num- ber. os Twelve men have been found living in. a lime-kiln near Woodlawn, coun- ty Galway, Ireland. The Cork exhibition has been so re- markable a success that it is to be re-opened next year. Bills granting the Yerkes franchises for 100 miles of ""tube'" railways in London have been assented to. Filipinos, on the Island of. Leyte, de- feated a detachment of the constabu- lary, killing three © and wounding eight. The horse show in New York this vear promises to be the most success- ful ever held. The entries are very large. Two hurt, again prevalent at at Liverpool killed, one fatally collision on the men were in a freight 000000 00092000000000 A Member Sentenced. 19.--Wil- the London, Nov. liam Duffy, member of House of Commons, for South Galway, was sen- tenced, yesterday, at Mount Bellew, to three months' imprisonment for conspir- acy. 0000000000 430 49 0000000000 op 00S C0000 00OCOONOGIOINMNG Pennsylvania road, near Pittsburg, on Monday. A new Canadian' company steamer for Vancouver anda Victoria on the Clyde. Marie Dressler, the actress, who has been ill in New York for some weeks, with typhoid fever, has had a relapse, and her condition is serious. John Philip Sousa will take his famous band on a tour around the world. He will start in April. He will visit many Oriental cities, There are persistent reports in Lis- bon that King Edwar@ will return the visit of King Carlos and will go to Lisbon *for a visit next spring. Mrs. Mary Macdonald, a negdress, died in West Philadelphia on Monday. She celebrated her one hundred and thirty-second birthday last Friday. Governor W. Murray Crane, of Mas- sachusetts, to succeed Secretary Shaw at the head of the treasury de- partment at Washington. Secretary Shaw will be made 4 foreign ambassa- dor. A member of the British bar, John Joyce, has been found guilty of issu- ing small fraudulent cheques for lunch- ete., and getting the change in cash. H Pacific railway service between was launched es, Johnson, convicted of con- spiracy to ceiraua the C.P.R., refused to testify against Conductor Patrick Carlin at Montreal and was commnit- ted far contempt of court. At Sunday . evening service in St. George's church, Guelph, the Rev. G. F. Davidson, the rector, during his sermon declared "Prohibition a wrong principle and a mistaken policy." 'Lhe meteor that fell at Lexington, Ky., on -Sunaay - night, was seen by the people of Norwood, Ohio, the same night. It passed in a southerly direction, leaving a bright streak in its path. : A very fitting occasion for a cele- bration will occur next spring, in the 300th anniversary of the union of England and Scotland, which brought to an end contentions and jealousies of centuries. : The question of a general movement for the advance in transportation rate now receiving serious consideration of the leading Canadian railwav com- panies. Incrénsed operating expenses are the cause. The collection of the Canadian ex- hibits for the Japan exhibition, to he held in Osaka next year, is completed. These exhibits constitute over six carloads representin~ evervthing pro duced or manufactured in Canada. Mrs. Coppins, of Hobart, Ind., met death in a peculiap manner on Sun- dav. She was dusting a [ieee of bric-a-brac out window, when the sash fell, striking her on the back of the neck. She died within an hour. To show they are not vindictive the medical students of Toronto Universi- tv will pay the fines of the three pol- icemen acensed of assaulting them. This will mean £18. They refuse to of 'or their good offices to Sergt. Gould- ing. ; William Cr S erly of Toronto and Cuba on November Sth, Deceased was a son of the late James Craig. M.P.P. for Glengarry, and was born at Glen ut forty-five vears ago. He eaves a widow. Mr. and Mrs, turned to T.ond il'no y-cl s of ilwav man form Montreal, died in 'alter, al Andrew Carnecie re. sn with the intention United States rod to -= ELECTION CAMPAIGN. Are. Going in Yukon. y Dawson City,. Nov. 19.--The election campaign is growing in interest, Feel- ing is running kigh in some sections and personal encounters are not in- frequent. Only two weeks elapse be- fore polling. As far as can be judged Ross can carry Dawson by several hundred majority and will carry Do- minion Creek by between three and four hundred majority, Some impor- tant creeks ave adverse. (The feeling is tlat Ross' election . is [sure Many prominent conservatives | will support him and the fight is not on party hues. pufierin Pa'tcle has resigned bis position as chief clerk in the gold cornmissioner's office and 'will go into the real estate business. How Matters the PREFER DEATH. Chinese Officials Commit Suicide-- Réign Of Terror Breaks Out. Victoria, B.C., Nov. 19.--Advices have been received from Canton to the effect that the Kwangsi rebels have captured the prefectural city of Szen- fu and also several district cities in the same prefecture. A number of the officials of the captured cities either committed suicide or were| killed by the rebels, while some succeeded in escaping. \ It is stated on good authority that the rebels recently received a large amount of provisions, magazine rifles and ammunition, which caused. -: the rebellion, dormant for some months, to be renewed. HAS NO RECOLLECTION. Killed Man in Drunken Fracas. Ottawa, Nov. 19.--Patrick - Ryan, Hull, of whom it is charged that he did wilfully . ana maliciously kill Jacques Renaud, in the city of Hull, was committed for trial by Judge Tal- bot this morning. 'Ryan says he aoes- n't remember the drunken fracas. William Stuart, charged with circu- lating counterfeit Dominion bills, and who pleaded guilty, was brought be- fore Judge Talbot, 'in Hull, this morning for sentence and was re manded until Monday. That He Died On The Stage. Ro hester, N.Y., Nov. 19.--Mi:s Jen nie Reed, daughter of the Rev." F. H. Reed, of the Disciples' church of South Butler, was pi ing readings at Lansingburg, anil after finishing a reading was bowing to the audience in response to an encore, when sud- denly she gasped, threw up her hands, and fell foward on the stage in a fnint. The fall fractured her skull and she died. She was twenty-one years ol age. Made A Confession. Athens, Nov. 19.--A sailor belong- ing to the German: warship Lorelei, aboard which a sentry and" warrant officer were mysteriously murdered last Sunday, while the vessel wad under- going repairs at the Pireus, disap- peared shortly after the crime.was dis- covered. He was arrested to-day and confessed 'that. he committed the murders . Canadian To Dash To Pole. Victoria, B.C., Nov. 19.--Capt. Ber- nier, the Canadian explorer, who pro poses to make a dash for the north pole, has written to the city council to the effect that he will build his vessel in Vietorig if thé city ives him financial assistance. He says the Dominion government has promised 860,000, and- he has collected $30,000. Justice Armour Praised. Ottawa, Nov. 19.--Speaking of the appointment of Judge Armour to: the supreme court bench, one of Ontario's most eminent counsel said: "1 gon- <ider him the ablest lawyer in Canada to-day, and of quite as good stand- ing as some of the great British jur- ists. He is an authority on all branches of law in this country." In A Critical State. Brockvi lo, Nov. !9.-David Hutcki sen, one of the prominent farmers of leeds county, was thrown from kis waggon in a collision, and falling 'on his head, his scalp was almost en- tively severed from the skull. He lies in a critical condition and is not ex- pected to recover: : -------------- Will Supply Beer. Manchester, Eng., Nov. 19.--The fice is considering the purchase of a brewery to supply the army canteen. It is expected the proposal will cause a lively debate when it comes up in the house of commons. A Case Of Small-pox. Hespeler, Ont., Nov. 19.--A case of smal-pox has deceioped in Puslinch, three and a hali mils vast of this town. The vic'im is Lewis Kaack, a thresher. Steps have been taken to prevent the spread of the disease. Great Opportunities. New York, Nov. :19.--The Evening Sun, in an editorial says that the Am- erican invasion of Canada most wonderful, becavse of the great op- portunities for men to make fortunes in the wheat belt. Free Skating Rinks. Nov. 19.--Winnipeg council has authorized | the board to establich several free skating rinks on the rivers with waiting rooms and attegddant R; ne city Parks Winnipeg, Entire Crew Lost. Cherbourg, -- Nov. 19.--A petrolenm ship was wrecked off the French const near here to-flay, and the entire crew lost. . x ' f 1] nar the Islamfl of St. Via Ir. ( whatle Family' were ne thev ate on the somethi en »f re of danaor © fr the eruption of La Soupiere jrospe t< of inhabitants are black. Sut « m Despatch to-day says that the war of The | LAST EDITION WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Toronto, Ont., Nov. 19th, (10 a.m.}--Most- Iv fair and mild today and on Thursday. Why You Should Buy Early ! Is there any advantage early ? To be sure there is! You have more styles to chose from now than vou will have later! It's easier to be fitted while are yet complete ! You'll have a longer time to wear your clothes and get the worth of your monev out of them! Judging from the way our customers are buying, a many endorse these views ! in buying sizes great Our Stock of Children's Cloaks Are now at their best. Prices--$2, $2.50, $3, $3.50 up to $7 each. Ladies' Cloaks Special Values, $5, $6, $7.50, $10, $11 UP to $25. Every garment shown is new and up- to-date in style. No- ww SCOTT-DAVIS~At ) vember 12th, Lee It Miss Carrie M. Davis. MINAK ER-WILLIAMSON--On Nov. Picton, Miss Flora May Williams, to Jacob Minaker, Hallowell. Quehee, Miliord, 13th, at Picton, ide, Scott, DIED. BRANDON--In - Kingston, Nov. 10th, Jane Rutherford, relct of the late Brandon, aged seventy-three years, Fun ral pricate on Friday afternoon at two o clock, from her son-in-law's residence, 105 Raglan Road. MELHINNEY At Brockviile, Sophia Booth, relict of Elhinney, aged seventy-two $10,000 Bankrupt Stock Will be Sold by Auction at 184 Princess St., Next to McLead's Drug Siere. The largest Bankrupt Stock ever brought to Ring ton, consistiiig of ~Clothing, tents' Dry Goods, Furs, Boots amd' TS, ao, « sale at Auction Sale prices every duy. Auction sale at 2 pan. on Thursdays and Saturdays, each evening at 7 o'elock, Commencing Satwd Nov. 21 Every; lang kl... N SALT CAPILLI-FORMA WONDERFUL HAIR PRODUCER. PRE- vents falling and-gray hair; Cures f, liczemsa and Neuralgia, Head and Face Mas- «age. Ladies shampooed at home il desired. Ame. Blaer, New York, 166 Princess ht, 1902, John 18th, Me- on Nov. late James years. Q. ¢. RH, Auctioneer, FOR SALE. GROCERY, FLOUR AND FEED BUSI- ness in flourishing condition. Good rea- cons for selling. Apply through Whig Office. A The Mini<terinl Alliance of Salt Lake City is preparing for a vigorous fight azainst the el:cti mm of Apostle lec] Smoot to the United States sen: ate. The Allin line steamer Corean, from Glasgow, for Joston, passed Cape Race at 9 a.m. on Tuesday. Rubber sponges give entire satisfac- tion. Taylor's, 124 Princess street. { | The Opportunity Is yours to get this week any TEA SET in store at Cut Price! | | | Rh a a ae a a] Every set represents the latest ideas in design and the quality is the very best obtainable. Lasts a lifetime, A C. JOHNSTON & BRO BRB LATRTLTETLOTRRTORNOON