Frei # Ie = 4 FE 5 fol a team. The senior seven has not yet your good reso- [> "en SOME Out ON tOP| 11... Puiiord hee hous sciocicd 0 , Pa, by 3 to 1. won by the Kingston Li poached JT. Sutherland. Beck, who was expected The P.A.C. hockey team Prineoton University seven burg by 6 goals to 4. inson scored five goals for ly not m alloted to hockey at the fore, The Frontenac senio E can hardly expect to of these, Ottawa Valley Hocke the Canadian rules, and ff rules. Walter Loudon the clever er of last has = retu to Toronto Temiskaming district. It is he will play with the St. Louden was formerly with R. Brockville hockeyists ut, if that body insists on to the ® there, th m - | blame clubs for adh of selfpreservation. Jf t to the worst, group 2 will winners of groups | and 3 to for the championship, thus noring the O.H.A. General Sport. Two Buffalo teams will pla ball at the Toronto Central ¥ Jon New Year's ¢ May ith: day t oon selec 12th, 13th, end 1 reals fifth One hundred thousand miles an. earth, is the record made between the ages of seventy-five, i 3 The dates past summer. re_ and Ls at Berl, orld" ~The vite, of several ams to America next ises to give an added interest t'is now from France will "eo no in ottann "last before an immense crowd. The ? 'were. the Winnipeg Rowiny . Sampion of western Canada. Ottawa the cup which they won last year from the Montresl : The was n great x Ottawa giving the Winnipeg Tr -- Queen's At Peterboro. | Queen's hockeyists played an exhibi {tion in last night with the home team, and lost by 6 to 3. contest was fast clean and despatch says {ihat 'eterboro hed no easy vict , match was ite 4h 1,000 spectators, ing, troit, {J was referee. 's are rounding in- to shape by a exhibition matches, peat ain the wa team. rineeton University defeated the all: interscholastic team aot Pitts morning the O.R.F.U. junior ar ' | t for Toronto Varsity, to play with his home team, "Jigger are probabl [twenty nights in January that sen le Hockey under them this winter. Last season they played under Ontario Hockey As- ation's { year's champion Wellingtons, state up 2 wants to stand by the 0.H.A., ments that if carried out moan death ng to the law hp worst conyers schedule arranged as exhibition match- es, and at the conclusion will ask the entirely ig- ted as the dates for 'Mony- anmual horse show, which this time will surpass all previous ef- al to four times around the of Thomas W. Davis, an Englishman, of Peori He rounded out the with a century ruly the 4,000 mils : " places for the world's and European hatin championships of season have now \hewn «etinite- ) are: January 1th th, at Davos Plats, Switzerland, figu : Junvary ip, and January 30th-3lxi, en, Hoiland, world's head foreign pola ease prom: certain that polo and Germany, and d in connec- mestones, to play has beat the at Pictu: Roh the win- ore than Kingston rs, there get one- y League Amateur will play al-keep- from the believed jeorge's, M.C. that arrange ust not Dlay the ay off v basket" YALC A. 4th have on n bi- 1, 8i one = fgure the to te ut the at St, stand ceived. J. M Sutherl liott to ness igh to-day t e of a The hall ball and gala still the assisted Robb, part in one. buildin tral x, ports it probab mittee w ast season. in securing t at the theatre. sr Dalby, Moxley, Hamilton responded briefly to teasts and at an early hour the happy Lime- stones journeyed home having started their season on Thanksgivin formally closed it on New Year's eve. been attempted hy years. Let every friend of the organi zation at least take a peep in own this day. dition Mr. regulators, Nee ly Sih fu B. Pense, ted the Limestcnes on table showing during gymnasiums, etc. athletes for strenuous for "boys" for the pleasure of their com- pany and stated that he would always further cleen sport. Mr. Pense's remarks were warmly re- oT, , vice-president; Manager Millan and D. J. McDermott, treasur- er, aléo spoke briefly, and stated that it had been a pleasure to be comect- od with such a splendid company of good fellows. On behalf of the team, Fdwin S. Fl- owe much for many points, and William Bear- ance the popular captain, spoke, thank- ing Messrs. Harty and Pense for kind spirit shown by their hospitality and also artin, ready to n Shaw, president, whom the players thanked William manager, and Dernis Brannigan, the opera house staff, for their kind- them a complimentary "Deagor [menesn's got a new sor'l hogs." IN SWEET CLOVER. AT THE Y.M.C.A. New Year's Day Will Be An En- joyable Occasion. All honor to the Y.M.C.A. for splendid attractions it has to offer to young men on New Year's day. This "clean club" will open wide its doors on a day when young "worried" with "temptations." Every- thing "is free" and free to every re- spectable man in the city. When seen the appear- he building had ia, IN Host |" He knew that hingston ir the disadyantage of not reason it was all Birch, and g day and the men are fairly SCHOOL. S---- 3 ! Flower Mission * The annual Chris got evnors, presided. Governors sent were ©: brof. Marshall and B. their the | involved, congluded at. mine o'clock. Fi programme was given, consisting an mstrumental solo by Miss I, Ross; to con- : ; nes' [00gs by Mrs. Betts, and Miss nd cally deleated very ican from | Io fond; come. song by W. Show ville to Sarnia. He thanked the| *0ng with violin obligato by Miss i. Ei:hmond; recitation At cight o'clock Santa Claus (W. tree was attended with geons and others, Cooke's Sunday School, Cooke's Sunday annual entertainment last 6:30 o'clock, and afterwards a pro gramme was given. A brightly light ed Christmas tree stood in the hall, but no presents, were placed on it, that custom being done away with. the of good attendance and memorizing of texts, etc. 'The chiliren brought many acceptable things for the charitable institutions, a custom that is now one of the best features in connection with "Kingston Sunday echool festivals, the poor and sick he- ing remembered. This is a good sign of an increasing sympathy towards the unfortunate that is being incul- cated into the young. Another interesting feature of the entertainment was the presentation to R. J. Diack, the energetic secretary, of a fine clock. After the children's en- tertainment, s r was served io the teachers and officers, who concluded the night's event by drinking several toasts. The House of Industry was remem- bered by the greatest number, but there were gifts also for the Orphans' Home, and some handsome ones for the Infants' Home. Six classes made contributions to the Honan mission in China, where Rev. Harvéy Grant, missionary, is smpported by the young people of the presbytery of Kingston. Sixteen scholars, teachers and officers had regular attendance and - good work recognized by special gifts. Two boys, Melville Arniel and William Chenaghan had been present at every session of the school for five years, and several of the girls had also an excellent record. The 'presentation to Mr. Diack being made by Mr, Laird, Mr. Diack has been not only most re- gular in attendance for over two years, hut also thoroughly satisfac- tory in the management of his de- partment. Mr. Laird was given a first- class fountain pen by the boys of his class. James Craig, superintendent, was chairman. " At Queen Street Methodist. The Christmas entertainment for the senior portion of Queen Street Metho- dist Sunday school was held last ev- ening, and largely attended. Refresh- ments were served at 7.30 o'clock, and "something good coming." | Were followed by this programme : Way. is prettily decorated Opening chorus by school; Christ- os mas cantata by scholars; solo, Ruth with streamers and bunting, while the gymnasium has the appearance of real fairyland. New Year's afternoon, tion will commence in the gymnasium. Feniing, * comic boxing, fancy basket- laughable games are noted on the list. At the same time light This will also take place in the gym- vasium and Edw. J. B. Pense, M.V.P, the Y.M.C.A. Sweet Clover. Among the really successful comedy dramas of the last few years may be numbered : lightfully fresh stage story that has been so thoroughly jisencn tod and is included among ist at Grand Opera House, where it will be seen on New Year's day, after- noon and evening. Otis B. Thayer is "Sweet Clover" that "Joshua Holcombe," and by almost all of the original caste, with the addition of Miss Edng a beautiful daughter of south, who is this season's "Lois," a en gagement here should be a memorable which she excels. The -------------------- Report On Heating Plant. W. J. Baldwin, C. E., New York, the United States heating plant 'ex- : , Who was here three weeks agg sent his official report to Queen's committee regarding the cen- ant at the university. in first class "condition, which, he says, are 7.000, ill not put them in, Crossed With A Horse. Patrick Hawkins, Wolid Island, crossed ¥ § morning. Dov. alin. He Says the crossing pe the ice with a horse At three o'clock sharp a fine exhiki- de- enjoyed wherever the the Ho re and promising satisfaction. The only ad- Baldwin suggests is two not . As these would cost Queen's building com- this He landed safely at the Rob Brough; recitation, Ida Willy: canta- ta, "Holy Scenes," by senior schol- ars; recitation, E. Pound; vocal duet by the Misses Chapman; lullaby by primary department; recitation, Leah Fralick; doll's chorus, by little tots ; recitation, Florence Donaldson; clos- a refreshments and" music wilt be fur. | ing chorus by school. G. A. Bateman piehind down stairs by the Ladies' | acted as chairman, Auxiliary. In the evening twelve of Kingston's most clever artists will LETTERS TO THE EDITOR, take part in an attractive recital, 5 It's An Insult. Kingston, Ont,, Dec. 31.--(Te# the. will act as chairman. Male and fe- | Editor) : You ask, What do the liber: male soloists. pianists, elocutionists, | als think of the reflection cast on will contribute . towards the pro- | them 'by Mayor Bell, who said "it gramme, No such day as this has | would be humiliating for him to pre- for | tide next year over a grit council' ; well, I think the declaration is an insult to every liberal in the city, Last year out of generosity liberals voted for Mayor Bell, but the insult is their - reward. I think any reformer who would vote again for Mayor Bell has little respect for himself or his party. Every reformer should seck to make Mayor Bell's humiliation com- plete --~WILLIAM ROBINSON... WATCH SERVICES. To Be Held To-Night In Various Churches. St. Andrew's Church--Service at 11 pan., by Rev. De. Mackie. St. James' Church--Service at 11 p.m., by Canon Macmorine and Rev. Mr. Masters. Sydenham Street Methodist--Service at 1030 p.m. Queen Street Mothodist-- Rev. Dr. " Antliff, will hold service at 11 p.m. Home From The West, Joseph Butlin, Calgary, NW.T., a former Kingstonian, is home to spend a few days with friends. Thirty years ago he left home, and since has been back only once, eigh- teen years ago. He received an invita- tion to the old boys' reunion, last July, but was so tied up with busi- ness at the time that he could rot Pn rametod h AL AND SUNDA Entertainment at At. Cooke's And Queen Street ristiaas tree entertain: ¥ ment given by the Flower Mission to ppearing To realize that it] ie ward paticats of the geabenl hos- real Limastone night" and dull Alal toak 3 the 'servings of had been carefully stowed away, Ose MPP, ate feel. and on on, Mr. Marty and himsel | Two or three of the Pa- tients had to be brought down on stretchers, but the hospital people thought nothing of the bit of woubls The entertainment began at 7:30 and First a © ¥ Miss Bawden. Shea), came tramging in and took charge of afiaigs, first making a hu morous address, The stripping of the great merni- ment. There were articles upon it for sll the patients, for nurses, house sur- school enjoyed its evening. Supper was served to the children at Presents were handed out, chiefly for various get away. Mr. Butlin is enonged inf: ranching. . b lections: "The OM D] » house on p Yam John quite over noon. his home. "Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs; Harvey, Earl W. J. Keley, Sr, night. Eilliam Meek, Battle Creck, trip. William Marshall, hotel, seriously ill first time. Harry Lambe, liam Harty. F. W. Massie, 8. C. Calvin, in the Mrs. Leighton Mr. and Mrs. T. N Buren. Ind. Mrs. O. bed through illness. Saturdav for Engl INCIDENTS OF Happy New Year ! row. St. Mary's separate quite moderate, 18 zero. the police court this police are not times. "A Country Girl" Syracuse, N.Y, Robert Mantell an pany will be at th House on his advance agent, is Timms, a fellow duties as foreman of Lives of great men We can stir things E'er the footprints ber. Dr. Dyde likely be returned ag Mr. and Mrs. Mr, which were the lege. ren and nineteen gra seventy-four years Free, seventy-one. wives and Christmas hall, taking the tendance, ticon issonri Besupte; "Robolink," Ask Me"! © 3 Boal G. . Massie; t, 'McCarthy's = Widow," Young At the conclusion 8 i ands can nev in The praise which on a frosty ight, © We give the coal down in the bin. of candy, ns W. C. Martin is able to get around John Pili ; EL M.A., Lindsay, in' she city ;to spend Mich., Guess, banquet at the Congress Hotel. Saturday Mr. Timms will begin his the affair. The concert o'clock and concluded short six, The programme was made up of lions; - orchestra, se Bua ¥ ugene J Better , . Bon Jour, Surzon," Miss | Cherry Pectoral ; "He may Get Over But He'll Never Look the Same," W. Shea; "The ade," Lisut.-Uol, Str 1 = 70 SEE THEPRODUCTION "A COUNTRY GIRL". oF -- | THERE 1S A WAY 3 ovUT oF IT, ; -- . Catarrh, the Offensive ous ' Latarrh is - a disease. tha and Danger. Cured a & afflicts ---- majority of the le of IEA 8 who has been People. of the Uniteq nicely now. The Music Was Tuneful And The |States, . Xi Semis Nit hious Warning the New Year. , lm street, Mrs. A. C. Mackay and daughter, Renfrew, are guests at 267 University Ex-Alderman W, H. Carson, West" brook, was in the city to-day calling on his many friends. child, Renfrew, are a-month with street. will go Joma Merrickvill: to-morrow to e part in 'an edtertainment there to-morrow mechanical siperin- tendent of the Whig, left to-day for on a business of the Grimason for some weeks, was able to sit up yesterday for the Hamilton, an cadet of the Royal Military College, is in the city, the guest of Hon. Wil- New Rochelle, N.Y.; son of John Massie, formerly of King- ston, is seriously ill. and hopes of his recovery are not bright. commodore of the Kingston Yacht Club, has been invit- ed to the ball of the Royal St. Law- rence Yacht Club, Montreal. Dr. Laidlaw, formerlv house surgeon General Hospital, was in the city vesterdav and to-day. He left this J. A. Sinclair, a former employee of the street railway company now a ve- sident of Sault Ste. Marie, is home to spend a few days with his mother. who wnder- went an operation in the general hes- pital recently, was not as well to-day as her friends would wish to see her. the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Wilson, Queen strect for the past ten days. re- turned to-day to their home at Van fcCambridge, F. Telomarfn is confined to She and two her children are now ill, the latter in the Hotel Dieu. Sincere sympathy extended to Mr. Telgmann. Drs. Haig, Teonard and Laidlaw, re- cently of the Kingston General Hospi- tal staff, sail from Portland. Me., on where they will study in the London hospitals. and, THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked up by Reporters on Their Rounds. The Whig will not be issued to-mor- A slate lavatory is being placed in school. This 'morning the temperature was above degrees There was another blank docket at The complaining of dull morning. comvany left 8 o'clock this morning for Ogdensbure, N.Y., on New Year's day they play in d his fine e¢ Grand in the city. To-night the emplovees of the street railway commany will tender Thomas employee, a partine On streets. all remind us here below Ii we only use the shovel pack the snow It. is generally thought that Prof. Dyde will T retain the chairmanship of the Board of Education for 1904. He has been in the chair since Septem- , and Edward Bennett, the retiring high school trustees will ain. MARRIED FIFTY YEARS. S. Free Celebrate | Golden Wedding. A golden wedding of much interest was celebrated on Christmas day | and Mrs, S. Free, Earl strect. Fifty years ago the couple were unit- ed in marriage by Rev. R. then rector of St. James' church. For many years Mr. Free was foreman for R: Tassell, builder, and has superin- tended many public buildings, amongst court house, jail, old Commercial bank (which is now the Regiopolis College) and Queen's Col The aged couple have seven child- nd children. purse of gold was amorg the many other valuable presents. The couple are still hale and hearty, Mr. Free being of age and Mrs. ---- A New Departure. Yesterday afternoon the oficers the B.C.F.A, gave the members { views; Shore," "You'd \ of the happy affair, the 'children: were presented with bags oa i t Morrisburg, Ont. A inson, Bagot street, went out 'to Sharbot Lake this after- com- Ope January 6th. Mr. Shaw, V. Rogers, of | y heir | b children a complimentary | entertainment in the city place of the usual Christmas treat. There was a large at- and all present fully enjoyed began at four after ; Scenery Was Decidedly Rich. 3 ginning to (nd there is not a ive. or offensive line or pose, an , a fine farm 'iw being the Ey the outlook is an enchan ond scene shows the interior of to seen' 10' be appreciated. those used in the second act bei particularly beautiful. The music is sing to all, yet it is unlike any of a master hand. proportione is capably filled. The ex- are quite The principals standard of with the excellent the play, 'all the principals bers of the Limestone football team presented. MUNICIPAL NOMINATIONS. Howe Island. Reeve.--John Prior (acclama- For tion). For Councillors.--Michael McCarty, Alex. Marshall, George Baillie ' and Leon Rochefort (all by acclamation). Palmerston, N. and S. 'Canonto. LReeve-- Robert Wood, Palmerston. Councillors--Samuel Shanks, South is | Canonto: Hugh McKinnon, .James Hannah and James Crane, Palmer- ston. James Moore, Palmerston, was nom- inated for reeve, but resigned in favor of Robert Woods, so that there will be no election. Township Of Olden. For reeve--Henry Drew, Damon You- of mans. For councillors--Jacob Cronk, R. J Crozier, William Johnston, Alfred Laidley, Henry Lewis, James Parker, James Tryon. WERE ELECTED, Township Of North Crosby. Reeve--John McCornish. Councillors--Thomas Ewing, Robert Henderson, John Cobourn, Jr., Eph- rain Vanderhoof. Township Of Thurlow. Reeve--N. Vermilyea. Councillors--Messrs, C. Caldwell, W. C. Farley, T. Hurley and D. Poucher at Township Of Hungerford. Reeve--R. Sayers. Councillors--Robert - Morton, J. Bur- ley, J. Labarge and D. Wireall. ra December 31st. This is the day of St. Sylvester in the Roman church. He was an early pope. In Germany on Sylvesterabend, the eve of St. Sylvester, the last night of the year, you shall wake and hear a chorus of voices singing hymns, like the English waits at Christmas or the Italian pifierari. In the deep silence,' and to one awaken- ing, the music has a Penetrating and indefingble pathos, the pathos that Richter remarked in all music, and which our own Parsons has hinted de- licately-- | © Strange was the music that over | stole, | For 'twas horn of old sadness that lives in my soul.' me tr e---------------- Sydenham Lodge, A.0.U.W, At the last regular meeting of {he Sydenham Lodge, A.0.U.W., No. 300 y | the following officers were elected for the year 1904: PM.W.,, A. C. Sills: M.W., C. H. Knapp; foreman, J. Clow; overseer, George Guess; recorder, R. S. Graham; financier, H. Macnamara; re- ceiver, W, Knapp; guide, F. Ruttan ; LW, i. McRory; O.W., A. Davey; trustees, M. Spafford, S. Clark and E. Martin; physician, Dr. M. Tovell; de- legate to grand lodge, A. C. Sills; al- ternate, H. Macnamara; auditors, C. H. Knapp. and R. S. Graham, ------ A Will Be Sworn In. At half past seven o'clock to-night the deputy returning officers to- act at the approaching municipal elections will be sworn in by the city clerk. "4, | t---------- Band at the rink, New Year's after: noon and Saturday afternoon, Adniis- sion 15c. School Board Presentation Quite' Fine--The Tuneful, mirthiul, joyful and whole- some is "The Country Girl," a modern English, light opera, produced at the Grand theatre last evening. From be- the velidio whole Fer maine was singularly bites (8 > . from that slangy type umor w John Welstead, Sydenham, well: ie at modern Inston 'known in. the city, is critically-ill At rims is eigg : The first scene is laid on a Pevon- shire estate, on the borders of a vill- back 3 A ting cne, refreshing and pleasing. The fou the palace pf fine arts, London, and forms a magnificent sctting, which must be The costumes throughout are superb, that bright, catchy character, so plea- ing that has so far been heard, and the ar- rangement shows the finishing touches It is rarely that a company so well- is seen here; every part girls are de- lightfully pretty, and their general de- portment was high above the average. in keeping the company, which is thoroughly trained to a high state of efficiency. Encores, as must be-expected when such a com: were thoughtfully remembered by the mem- male principals boxes of cigars were intense suffering' and humitiatc,n ho complicatiofis are often dangeroyg ans fatal, dyspepsia, bronchitis ~ ang con- sumption frequently resulting, i( on. tarrh is allowed to Tun its soupee |. checked. rn =| Stuart's Catarrh Tablets have u, more and. effected mor. Fai among catarrh sufferers than ne known remedy, They neyw fu) t cure even the most aggravate A where their use is adherred to, They thoroughly renovate the BYStaa qu cleanse it of all impurities: Under their influence all catarrha] Poisons are thrown off and the cure ple and permanent. prominent lawyer an. slic speaker of Pittsburg, says » 7 Te been troubled * with catarrh of head ud throat for this climate it seems impossibl. +, © rid of it. The continual dropping or mucus from the nose into the throat caused irritation and hoarseness, seri. ously interfering with my public speaking. It took me an hour or more coughing, gagging, expectoratine and sneezing every morning before | could settle down to work and this condition gradually brought on , tarrh of the stomach, causing loss of appetite, poor digestion and go foul breath, which annoyed me exceedingly My physician advised me 4 try Stu. art's Catarrh Tablets and I took them for two months and was astonished to find how quickly they cleared my head throat and stomach and I have IS com- have the twelve vears, |, th agi 3 i no mendable performance is witnessed, were heeitation In recommending them, frequent, and always graciously res boty wo not only pleasant to tak, ponded to. During the earlier part of | Put they seem to get at the Yery root of the trouble, because since using them I have had no trace of catarrh." ' Stuart's Catarrh Tablets are for by all druggists at 50c, a box. sala 4 They junior: champicns of Ontario, wh afternoon for Portland, Me. y al oe boxes. All the leading have done so much good and the .. On Monday next T. C. Carev will | 1 4ios but one received boxes of choice mand for them is 80 great that no resume charge of the 14th Regimental Lon-bons, decorated with the Lime druggist ever fails to keep them in band as conductor, His old com- | ona colors; the "odd" lady was stock, although there are other rem. races will welcome him back. given a bouquet of flowers; to the dies which yield him a much greater profit. Druggists know, however. that they would be making a great mis take and endangering their business to be without Stuart's Catarrh Tables i -------- . . - . Sir Alex. Mackenzie The high musical status of the Mason & Risch Pianos is attested by a most appreciative letter (see next weeks ad.) from Sir Alexan- der MacKenzie, the eminent coms poser, Frincipal of the Royal Ac- ademy of Music, London, England, and Conductor of the Great Can- adian Musical Festival now in progress from Halifax to Vancou- ver, and Victoria, B.C. 11 i isis The Mason & Risoh Piano Co. Limited, 32 King Street, West, Turonto. :D. A. WEESE, Kingston Agents. Canadian Almanac, Whittaker's Almanac, Office Diaries, Pocket Diaries, Peloubet"s Commentary i on the Sunday School Les- sons, Text Cards, Reward Cards, etc. msl, F. NISBET, The Corner Book Store. § Swift's 3 : Scranton i : Coal Results In The. 1903 Separate meeting next Tuesday DANCING. as its final for the children. One dps | bedtime quiets i Age oughs and: prevents croup. your doctor, | LE amak: TO PLAY FOR DANCING (PIANO). Apply 181 Alired street. BARGAINS AT THE GE, Gh S08: Pill, vos' vi ur sr 2 on ve se be 200. 3 16a. Dates, a we vi os 2 quarts. Cramberries, .. 4 1bs, Raisins, 4 Th8:> QUERADUE, "Fg ve us an #5 5s ne Buckwheat Flour, ,.. ¢ 4 + . 10¢. pkg. Maple Syrup, ow «5 ow wow 2C gt. C H. PICKERING, NO. 1 PINE ST. 'PHONE 580. . 81st, Jan. 1st. EXCURSI( CHRISTMAS AND NEW HOLIDAYS, -- CHRISTMA SINGLE FARE--Good goin and 25th. Return limit, o Dee. 28th. FARE AND ONE-THIRD + Deo. 28rd, 24th and 25th. : it ca or before Jan. 5th. NEW YEA] SINGLE FARE Good g fers Jan. 4th urn, limit, FARE AND ONE-THIRD Dec. 80th and 31st, ang _ tura limit on or before Jan, J. P. HANLRY City Passeng ------ SOR Kingston & Pembroke & ( Pacific Railways, ---- For Christmas and - New Year's Va WILL ISSUE RETURN Tu . GENERAL PUE AT SINGLE FIRST-CLASS Good going Dec. 24th, 25th, return until December 28th, 19 going December 81st, 1903, a ary 1st, 1904, valid for ret January 4th, 1904. AT FIRST-CLAST FARE A THIRD--Going December 23rd, 25th, and December 30th, 31 and January 1st, 1904, good until January 5th, 1904. Ful Particulars at K. & C. P. R. Ticket Office, Ontario F. CONWAY, ¥. A. FOLGE HGen. Pass. Agt G THE BAY GF QUINTE RALLY SHORT LINE FOR Tweed, Napanee, Deserontd, a cal points. Train leaves City 20t at 4 pm. ¥F. CONWAY <4. Q. Ry., Kingston. DOMINON LINE STE PORTLAND--HALIFAX--LIVE| From Portland. From P Canada, Jan.* 2 Dominion, Ottoman, Jan. 9 Tauric, Nowadic, Jan. 16 Canada, Passenger steamers west boun Halifax. For all particulars as to fre passage apply to :-- J. P. HANLEY, G.T.R J. P. GILVERSLEEVE, 42 Clo The Dominion Line, Montreal land. « BERMUD THG NOW FAR FAMED BER with cable communication and winter temperature of 65 dégre tiful scenery and 100 miles roads, headquarters of the Britis Awerican Squadron, is unrivalle attractiveness, reached by tha f iron steamers TRINIDAD br PR in forty-eight hours from Nev Bailing fortnightly up to 1st and every THURSDAY thereafte tropical islands, including CRUZI, ST. KITTS, MARTINIQ LUCIA, BARBARDOES AND | ARA, also aflord beautiful and ing tours, all reached by steam the Quebes Steamship Company from New York about every 1 For descriptive pamphlets and ¢ sailing. apply to A. EMILIUS ¢ BRIDGE & CO., Agents, 39 Br New York; J. P. HANLEY or GILDERSLEEVE, Kingstod, Or ARTHUR AHERN, Secretary, ALLAN LI Liverpool and Londonderry. ROYAL MAIL STEAMER From St. John. From Tunisian, Dec. 19. .. .' .. .. .. 1] Parisian, -- +. lesion neil Pretorian, Jan. 2 SR RATES OF PASSAGE First Cabin -- Tun upwards: Parisian, $55 Other steamers, and u $55 and upwards Cabin -- Liverpool, Second Londonderry, Tunisian, $40 steamers, $37:50; London, $2 ex Third Class -- $25 an erpool, Derry, Belfast, Glasgow, --threugh tickets to South Africa NEW YORK TO GLASGOY Cdrinthian, Thursday, Dec. 2 p.m 1st Cabin, $45, 20d Cabin, 3: Class, $26. J. P. HANLEY, Agent, G.T.R Pasaen, Depot. 4. Pui BLEBRVE, Clarence street : Purchasing i Period ! RB Now is the time to be thinl 2 of what presents you wil 0 help you ur sple ® No. can wi Clothing and jugs will help you. G r gift could you give the E_beamtiful mew Suit or Oyerc We have them, aul ja the J jles. and made from 8 Ls cs, and prices that. ® suit liwited - pocketbooks. are many things a visit here soggest, Come and see t Qorrect Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, WF. DEVER & Stock and Bond Brokers, 159 Wellington Street, Kin *. White for our Daily Market Letter KE. F. RICE, MANAGER,