BEER IEE stion at this store? me?" Somehow at e. . Everybody is in. re the cnnstantly in. regard this store as treated courteously ngs they find they'd ney back. There's a "the store, of confi. 1 its clothing. And nd our helpers may nail never be abusea. | Hats - are all in and ---- VALS coats $10 and $12,50. 0, $15. RECTORS Jorth America 1 ZTORS. & Balance Sheet to the 30th 1. 5s. 5d. brought rorward : it _of which the directors have dend of 80s. per share, pays i at the rate of 6 per . to be carried forward Proprietors on the 1st Leto ds has been rendered necessary t-of the Bank, the Bounds being provided by Section 51 of the Se, amounting to over £4.000, ar. and Loss Account have been nd Orphans' Fd: L518. 14s. 04. 'und. | ance' F und. . | ed at lunction L400. 70s. 0d. | . ABTE 17s. 4d. ine Street, Montreal. subbranch to Toronto June), (sub-branch fo Montreal) ¥ (sub-branch to Rosthern.) Ottawa, the old office in ORTH AMERICA. e, 1903. £ 5 .. 1,000,000 i. 8.389.064 . 8,060633 4 8 8. Bw. 7.666 18 10 ha 3941 5 5 0.000 0 0 8.9041 5 5 2.968 1 4 er bi 6,696 6 9 1.290 11 4 ) 825 11 6 L667 19 ¢ 390.000 522 836 19.538 10 : THERE Lent ms 85.405 15 2,578,998 10 10 seer? 9 3 . 5,056,453 8 1 189,408 2 1 28858 4 8 £8 367,968 9 © "Dawson City is that of the introduced into this account been Branca carried to hots in Tonidon, and E 3 'Present a true statement Firm 'of 'nterhouse & Cos tered ~Actountants. bmn 1 to Exhibition 3 AL MAN A FIRST-CLASS DAIRY FARM. CITY 00a Bros. a" Frases atrae. set "cold By Teaderson ting achine, A barn rims, m h X don't mar the paint, don't ed wheels. It keeps the dish of whi . It does the work guiekl accurately aud all for 80s. PRK WARD & COA, &, strovt, TE GURITY. Genuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of Ny Soe F rr RTs FSS § + E ---- th CURE'SICK HEADACHE. Giving Hwa Enlarged Photographs To introfluce my special work in Artistic Photégraphy, I will present FREE, an | Enlarged Portrait, size 20 x 16, to those ordering one dozen Cabinet Pictures at $4. Usual price of Enlarged Pictures, $5. Usual prios of Cabinets, $4. $9 worth for only $4. This is a genuine offer for the next few weeks. At the Popular Gallery, King Street. ALFRED JOSLIN, Late of London, Eng., successor to Sheldon & Davis. NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ot Sept. 16, ALCRISON wn: inris nevis tarrinns U.S, Sweel, pid 1.8. Steel, com. .. Union Pacific Amal, Copper Sugar... . Heading .... Pennsylvania . Pacific Po Ra a Southern Pacific . Ils. Central Hoek Island New York Central . LAE La Baltimore . 80} MONTREAL STOCKS. Cenada Pacific Ry Toledo Ry. ..... Mohtreal St. Toronto St. treal il Telephone Co. . ontreal Cotton Co. .. - & OQ. v. . Co. Dominion Coal .. Detroit: United 3 Winnipeg «St. v. Montreal Power . Nowa Scotia Steel .... 'A QUESTION IN DISPUTE. Frontenac Councillors Asked to Repair a Bridge. The municipal council of the united counties of Lennox and Addington has made a demand upon the council of Frontenac lor the repair of a bridge in Addington county, west of the township of Portland. It appears that the bridge is on a side road over a piece of marshy land. The side road is used in lieu of the main divisional road, 80 as to escape a big hill. The balance of the main road is maintain- ed joiotly by the umited counties of Lennox and' Addington and the county of Frontenac. ° The former counties maintain that Frontenac should keep the bridge in question in repair in consideration of the fact that Addington furnished the land for the loop road. To repair the bridge means virtually the building of a pew structure at a cost of not less than $800. A firm of lawyers will leok into Frontenae county's liability in the matter. Frontenac councillors do not feel disposed to comply with the demmnd of their neighbors to the west. « THE ANNUAL MEETING Of Woman's Art Association Held on Monday. The Kingston branch of the Wo- man's Art Association held their sev. enth annual meeting in Kirkpatrick's art gallery on Monday, September 14th, The report showed slow, but satisfactory progress. 'The members are increasing, and the financial part more encouraging than it has been in other years. The old officers were re- elected, viz. Miss Machar, president; Mise Gildersleeve, first vice-president; Miss Ella Fraser, second vice-presi- dent; Mrs. Nash, secretary and treas- urer, The association hopes to hold an ex- hibition this autumn. Thére is a sketching club in connection with this society, His Drive For Nothing. J. D. Cummings drove out to In- verary this morning to open a booth on the fair grounds, for' the sale of fruit, etc., but the directors would not allow kim to work, as they had sold the exclusive privilege to a villager, so Mr. Cummings was obliged to re turn home with his stock of stuff un- touched. Wants Money Back. A hotel deal recently consummated is not likely to stand good. The new purchaser put up a deposit, and now sevks a return of the money, because he claims that the former proprietor took away more furniture than he should. Ponies vs. Syracuse's Crack Team At taje Viwent fair, Thursday, Steamer leave 8:30 a.m. S0¢. return. ---- "It nerves you up" during this wary wenther. The Red Cross Iron Quinine Tonic. Muskmelons at Ferguson's. Prominent merchants say something should be done to secure the 'carrying of mails between China and Japan, via Vancouver. Dyventery causes the death of more le than smallpox and yellow Beer combined. In am army it is dreaded more than a battle. It re- uires prompt and effective treatment. berlain's Colic, 'Cholera and Diarrhoea Iemedy has been used in hife epidemics of dysentery in the United States with perfect success, and has sured the most malignant cases, both of children and adults, Land under the most te¥ing conditions. vats houashol have a bottle at Get it to-day. It may sav a life. Sold by all druggists. ii i € E E z i rr ------------ NO PROMISE GIVEN. By Premier Ross to Afford Queen's Aid. . G. NM. Macdontell, K.C., of Queen's trustee "board, made 4 most liport- ant statement 'at Queen's University confercoed this 'morming. He said he desired to correct a statement made in conference and that had also been madé outside very freely. He was not a supporter of the Ontario govern- ment," but at the sate time wanted to soe fair play. It 'Bad 'been said that on. G. W. Ross had promised Prin. cipal Grant to give goverament aid to Queen's in the way of endowment. Mr; Macdonnell said be had most intimate relations with the 'late * Principal Grant in regard to negotiations with the government, and he believed that no. promise of endowment was " ever made to Dr. Grant by Premier Ross. The only promise of aid was what wight arise incidentally from "grants to the School of 'Mining. pr. A. T. Drommond, another trus- tee, stated that at no meding of the board of trustees had such a promise of aid been mentioned. A Quiet: Wedding. A very 'quiet but pretty 'wedding was celebrated at 8¢. Columbanus' ehurch, Elgin, by Rev. Father Spratt, when Miss Katie Murphy, eldest daughter of Philip Murphy, one »f El gin's most popular voung ladies, was united in the holy bonds of mdtri- mony to Patrick Kelly, Glenburnie. The biide was attired in a suit of navy blue ladies' cloth, with white eilk waist and wore a picture hat to match, while her travelling suit was brown, Miss Susie Kelly, : sister of she groom, wes bridesmaid, She wore a suit of blue with white silk whist and picture hat to match, W, Mg Garvey, Mount Chesney, performe the duties of groomsman. After the ceremony the bridal party droye to the home of the bride's parents) where a beautiful dinner awaited then. ' At 2 p.m. they took the boast at Foster's Locks for Ottawa' dnd other Doints. The many valuable and useful © pre vents received 'testified to the popu arity of the young Couple 5 Horses Ran Away. Tuesday afternoon a team of horses owned hy a farmer named Sears, re siding near Cataraqui, ren away from the lower énd of Princess etreet, The heavy waggon collided with the delivery waggons of R. MoFaul and Crumley Bros, standing' in front of their stores, damaging them badly. The horses were caught near Bagot street before they had a chance to do 'any further ddmage. The farmer's rig was uninjured. Notice. The offices and factory of the Metal lic Roofing Co., of Canada, Ltd, whose exhibis at the Toronto fair was one of the most notigeable there, are situated corner King and Dufferin streets, Torontg. Their show rooms were as their exhibit at the fair, a centre of attraction for visitors dur ing exhibitidn week. Caused Much Annoyance. A 'couple of drunken men at the corn- er of Farl street and University ave nue caused the inhabitants of that locality some unrest about two o'dock this morning 'by their unséemingly ac- tions. A policeman was sent for, whereat the disturbers of peace fled. Will Declare Outright, "Politically speaking, you can count on D. D. Rogers supporting the straight conservative party candidate at the next elections, either provincial or dominion," said a prominent county conservative to-day. Is Dangerously Ill. M. Spoor, the oldest resident of Wolle Island, is dangerously ill, and his death is hourly éxpected. He is aged eighty-four years and has been a resident of Wolle. Island for over seventy vears. He is father of R. J, Spoor, ex-county warden,. Six Lambs Stolen. . John Porter, Glenvale, was in the police station to-day complaining of the loss of six lamba, stolen from his farm last night. He thinks the anions als were driven In a rig to the city, The police are investigating. Last Trip Of The Season. Steamer America leaves at 4 p.m. on Thursaay, for Gananoque, return- ing at 5.30 pw. fare 35¢c. A delight ful sail through the Admiralty group. "Every person wants one" of those special 25¢. tooth brushes from the Red Cross drug store. Tavior's violet toilet powder, 20c,, an elegant toilet requisite. Beautiful lurge pears by the peck of bushel at Ferguson's. 1 m 8, Mack, hia, is visiting relatives in the eity. Chiet of Police Baillie's horse Sphnix h ne in the races ot receniiv connected is to an uality, 3 s office bulletin Belore estate, 51 Broek St, rv o Police Baillie loft sh , ing fs 3 eile Jo view Tom r, H, Cunningham, tusier from ork. Ontders re /'s book store, 3 n ights are to be re. instituted by the AO.H. with Sir Knight James Lawlor in command. Assorted macaroons and w water fo wafers, ote, fresh at Fer gusons's toghorrow. alors delicious choetolates, 40e. . 1b., more ular every & Abbott Gorsline, im P. county, red by his horses running away, d, leaving a widow. and one son. Fatmen, Kingston, ve, Fatmen, Watertown, at thé Lig Cape Vincent fair, Thursday. Steamer leave at %:30 a.m. Sg, return. 9 Membera of 'Rockwood hospital staff left foe Sannnoqus today in search of a female 'patient who escaped from -" Ilium Nestieduy: ea have a list of for sale cheap. en are ve. make a selection at MeCanb's, 51 Brock street. * 3 i Biward Dunigan and Thomas Kirk, amilton, visiting W. Dunigan at the 0. K. house, left last evening for St. Ann de Beaupre, Que, for a short outing, Mrs. , J, Auntie and Miss Bertha returned. yesterday from Montreal, aller attending the funeral of their . cousin, Wiss Pine Avenue. Crawford peaches hy the basket at Forpuson's. ~ An excursion will be conducted from Gananoque on the ootasion of the Visit hero of the Coldetream's band. Bo 'far 170" Gananoque people have signed for tickets, A yourig' lady residing on Ear) street; near' Division, a member of Bt. James' choir, will bs married the last of this month to a Kingston bov, formerly of Pittshurg; Pa. Kingston's water rates are most un. equal. The committee should seek other rates yo that one man must not pay for another's drink; - That's how it stands now under rates based on as: sepment values, Ladies, better to buy your sorsets from the manufacturer, nob "trust, your "of 10 'ageats. We make bor sets any style and guarantee a per' fect fit. New York Dress Reform, 209 Princess street. Jessie Taylor, IIR-------------- Should Have The Cars. "1 would dks' to hive gone out to Lake Ontario Park this afternoon for an airing," remiirked a delbgate to Queen's vovlgbence' "this dfternoon, "but wher I. got! as: far as the asy- tam Will T'was informéd that the cars went no further." Citizens are of opihion that 'thé cars should: continue running to the park until after the present hot spell, ART OF ST F RE May Be Aoguirédl' and Used With Great Benefit. ' Complete and * restlul poise of the body and mind is an art not easily Perhaps nothing bri; one as much content, omlorts and plea: sure as those conditions of easy, ret ful, resourceful ahd well balanced mind and body, that make of work a pleasire and the daily life happy and peaceful, The nervous housewile busy with a hundred duties and harrassed by chil dren; the business man, worried with the press of daily aflairs, debts, ete. cannot enjoy 4 and restful re- pose and healthful nervous balance unless they know how. There is A way. First and foremost the stomach must be consulted. That means leaving off coffee absolutely, for the tempotary stimulant and the resulting depression is a sure ruin to the nervolis' sy#tém, and the whole condition of health and happiness rests upon stomach, nerves and mind. Start with the stomach, that is the keyatone to the "Whole arch. Stop wing things that break down its pow- or, Upset ita DoPvOuUs energy and pre vent the proper digestion of the food and the co gent manufacture of healthful blood ahd nerves, brain and tissues When you quit coffee take on Pos: tum Food Coffee. That is like stop- ping the paymenit of interest and starting on & éarder where you are loaning money snd receiving interest. The good results are double, You stop poisoning the system with coffee and start husiding up the broken down nerve cells by powerful elements contained in Postuts These are pure food eloments ably welectod by ex- perts for the purpose of supplying just the thing reqtiited by nature to perform this rebu Z These are Bolid, wtibstantial facts and ean be proven clearly to the sa tisfaction of anyone, by personal ex perience. Try the change vourself and note how the 'ol eondifion of shat- tered nerves and worried mind chan- ges to that feeling of restful poke of a well-balanced nervous systems, The managing * physician of a by gienic savitarium in 'Indiana Says that for five Yones fir 'his practice has always insisted upon th tien leaving off coffe nd edi Poston Food Coffee with the most positive, well defined results and with satisfac: tion to the most confirmed coffee toper. The doctor's name will be farnished by the Postam Co., I4d., Battle Creek Mich. Look in each for a copy of package the famous little o aon woke The Road to after the city's milk [© many ints are THE Hi i Hf sii . 3 fg fii i tin residence next to 23 i fli be i i i h f fF i i : w § 5 ; 2 52 § z % 4 TiF glad ET2E §Ecy orf fRely 2: 2 Fie: i £1, F F Movements 'of the People--What They Are Seying and Doing. Dr. Myths and 'bride wese' expected ir honeymoon howe to- from their tour, Mra. ronto Batler, visiting friends fn To for some days, has returned Prof. Campbell, of Queen's Usiversi- home. ty, has returned from a tour of France and Gi BAe: Yohn' O/Bridh: is Sof . ously ill. He sullers from a stroke of paralysis. James Eves, calinan, ix to erect a old Nouwstead , womst of Mra: A, W. Catheart, Colborhe street. Miss Lally; 'the guest of Miss L. Martin, Balatlava' street, for some days, returned to-day to her home in Nontreal. Mrs. MH. Brown, Pochester, N.Y. visiting Mrs. George Coxworthy, Liv. gut Averibe, for wome days, re turned home to-day. Jauies Huttom today received telegram summoning him to hie Homa nt Calabogie, an some wember of his Ingaily was seriously ill rs. P, Jackson, Pine street, and t grandson, Elroy, who have béen visit Rained. ing lative in Rochester and Buffalo, have retarned home C, P, Richards, Toronto, and Mrs Howard McCann, Bytatum N14 have arrived home to vikit their 'mbiher, Mra. Richards, who is dangerously ill September 16th is the birthday of J. J. Rill, © Canadian, ® great rail roander of the U. 8. To-day also, Prancis Parken, historian, was born. Rev, C. W. King, Toronto, former of Union street Baptist 'dhurch, w and bon, returning from a visit to the maritiche 'provihoes, ave visiting Mre, Owen Jones, Brock street. Mr. Winder, Wellington street, daughter," Ella, returned home day. They took in the Toronte ex- hibition. 'Med, Winder was aocompani- ed by hor marvied daughter, Mrs, Ma Culla, and little som Ross. Ottawa Free Press': Herbert Moore, of the staff of the Kingston branch of the Ontario Powder Works, is in the city for fair week. It is his firwt visit to the capital, and he is much dm. pressed with the natural beauty of the city. and "ues This Is A Good Thing. To have your clothing kept in good condition for a nominal sum and ne trouble to yoursell. The Kingston steam laundry have added this branch to their business. Have engaged a first-class tailor and will sponge, press, sew on buttons, and put in a stitch where required to one suit a week. Have their waggon call for and deliver, for a charge of one dolar a month for this service. Telephone 22, Kingston's Worst Street, "You can say for me," remmrked a driver of a local bread waggon this morning, "that Brock street, from Victoria street to the water edge, ix the worst street in the city. It is so rough that it is positively da gerous to drive over." A Delightful Sail. To Gananoque, Thursday, : steamer America leaves at 4 p.an., refurns at 8.30, fare only 38¢. 25¢c. Pears! Pears ! Peas. 35c. Exira selected , 38¢. deck. Pre. pears, serving péars, 25c. Crawford, "This warm westher" awl the Red Cross drug store soda water fountain are great Iviends Eogers and blue grapes' at Fergus son's. " The, Gurney Foundry Co. + Jin drs a tthe i he bot, To Mn 7 i Limited Toronto, Canada 1 Winnipeg V LY 4 i ¥ | § 5.) ' as For Sale by Simmons Bros.. i{ingstos "And o'er her. face kept spreading wide . The--smile--that---won' 't--come--off. SHE HAD A IN HER KITCHEN, We sold 135 of these ranges in Kingston last year, and an present time 50 per cent. ahead of our sales af the same tia Fall ; this speaks volumes for the "best of all cook stoves, " are thinking about making a change; it will pay you to talk some of your friends, who are using "Happy Thoughts. cKELVEY & 89 and 7 Bras 4 BIRC