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Apply to Dawson, 144 Barrie street. -- ---------------- -------------------------- ON APRIL FIRST, 1904, THAT sirable Store, at it by , G8 Plumbers, on Wellington ith large workshop in the , Apply to Felix Shaw, 115 Bagot St. BY THE 1ST OF MAY, THAT Brick eh 86 Union street, west, occupied by Mrs. Edward Low, . br Modern Improvements, Gas, Hot ater and Bath, ete, Address 430 Vaughan Terrace. p------------------------------------------ MONEY AND BUSINESS. SAFE SURE RELIABLE Incorporated 1833. Cupital Fully Paid, $1,000,000. British American Assurance Co. All Classes of Fire Insurance Written. GODWIN'S INSURANCE EMPORIUM Tewephone 424, Market Square. MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR small sums, at low rates of interest on city and farm property. granted on city and county deben- tures. Apply to 5. C. LIVERPOOL, msurance rates. fore remewing eld or giving new business A rates from STRANGE & STRANGE, Agents. ARCHITECTS. HENRY P. SMITH, ARCHITECT, etc., Anchor Building, Market Sa Pp 245. POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, MER- chants' Bank Building, corner B and Wellington strects. 'Phone 313 ARTHUR 'ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF- fice site of N Drill Hall, near cor ner of id Montreal Streets. WM. NEWLANDS, ARGHITECT, OF- . fice, second floor oyer Mahood's drus store, corner Princess and Bagot ftreets. Entrance om Bagot etrest Talenhona &NR HP ------ rE ------------------------ KINGSTON BUSINESS COLLEGE KINGSTON, TORONTO BUSINESS COLLEGE TORONTO. Unaqualled facilities tor securing posi Largest and best equipment in Canada. 831 Quees street, Kingston. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Confederstion Life Buiiding, Toroate YOU ARE THINKING Of getting a Spring Suit by and by. While turning it over in your mind decide to try a first-class tailor and give A.C. Waggoner Wellington St., a trial. He'll "SUIT" you both in style, price and quality. He has the latest and best. Bimini Our Prices Im--------------_-- Are As Low As The Lowasl. i A call solicited. Crawford & Walsh, : Leading Tailors, Princess & Bagot Sts. BAI IIIA Cenuine Carter's Little Liver Pills. Must Bear Signature of fee Forel See Fac-Simile Wrapper Below. THEFIRST THAW, MONTREAL TAS EVEN BEEN HAVING A MELT. Deep, $oit Snow, Dangerous to Horses--Great Lakes And St. Lawrence Co. to do Business at Montreal. Mcntreal, Feb. 22-The first thaw, which has broken the severity of the winter, is maliag things unplrasant or pedestrians to-day. Dwing the night, considerall: rain fell, and the roadways, and sidewalks are in an exceedinély dangerous condition, and mony people have susteined slight in- jwis by falls. The deep snow in side streets into whith horses now vink to a considerable depth, renders d:i ing dungergis. The Great Lakes and St. Lawrenw Navigation compeny, better known as the Wolvin Syndicate, announces its Very small and as cosy to take as sugar. intention of doing business at the port of Montreal, the coming seascn with the fifteen steamers of ita fleet Heritofore," "the company has done businses exclusively between the Great Lakes and Quebec, a3 many of the steamers, as there is need for, wil carry cargos to this fort. : A. "SALTED' MINE. The Claim Made By The English Purchasers. Dre [NORWAY PINE SYRUP Cures COUGHS, COLDS, BRONCHITIS, NESS and all THROAT AND HOARSE LUNG TROUBLES. Miss Florence E. Mailman, New Germany, N.S., writes: -- I had & cold which left me with a very bad cough. I was afraid I was going into consum 1 was advised to DR. WOO! NORWAY PINE SYRUP. I had little faith in it, but before I had taken one bottle I to feel better, and after the second I felt as well as ever. My cough has completely disap PRICE 3s CENTS. 3 AROUND iZERO With the thermometer play- | ing pranks below zero, there : » is a certainty of colds fol- ; ! lowing. This means that there is necessity and use for Of Tar and Cod Liver Oil This wonderful medicine a war It pre- J. L. MATHIEU CO., Props., Sherbrooke, Que, Big bottle, 35¢c. Pleasant to the taste. We Sell The Finest Rolls, Buns, Sally Luns, Tarts and Pastry. ee ALSO Toronto Bread, : Pollitt's Bread, : Veale's Bread. --AT A. J. REES', Princess St. Electric Novelties Pocket Flashlights (All sizes and prices). Candles, Novelties, etc. Call and sce our list and prices. Breck & Halliday. customers b gains we offering. | Handsome Bedroom Set, com- | plete; only $10. Special Spring and Mattrasses; only $2.50. 5 Piece Parlor Suites, | hogany. | Fancy Parlor Tables, in Oak and | Mahogany; only $1.75. Jardiniere Stands, only 25c. in Ma | These are a few of the many Wood and Coal ==": we are closing out. always ont. delivery. Prices BARNEY > 'JAMES REID, | | UNDERTAKERS, ETC. ! 03 Ambulance 'Phome 147. BETTER THAN EVER Ten- CELEBRA' Made Mince Meat, Pork Sausages, MATHIEU'S SYRUP} , does a double duty. vents colds if taken in time . and cures colds at any time. iJ: It Never Fails. i 13 + Our February Sale Is a great boon to our the many bar- Dunver, Col.; Feb. 22.--In the Uni: ted States district court Judge Riner has granted the motion of the defen dants in the six million dollar suit of the. Stratton's Independence company, limited, of-Fnzland, arainst the es tate of the late Winficld Scott Strat ton, te strike from the files of the court th: renlication to the answer of the defcndants, and al:o granted judg ment on the vlsadings for the trus tees and executors of the estate. The English corporation sought to recover from the estate of. the late mining williona re, charging that, prior to the sale of the Independence mine at Cripple Creck fo the Fnglish purchas ers, the property was "salted." - The case will be appealed to the United tates court of appeals. --------r-- LAMP EXPLODED. -- Lively Time in a Church Out West. Stonewell, Men, Feb. 22.---During cervites in the Presbyterian church, last mizht a lamp suspended over the pul it and choir platform, exploded, setting fire to the furnishings of the church 'and the clothing of some of the ho'r members and considerable dam age was done before the flames were put out. Rev. Mr. Mclean, the pas tor, was rather badly buined about the face and one hand. I he congrega tion were intenscl; excited for a time. emer A WHITE COON, Section in British Columbia Pro- duces White Animals. Vancouver, Feb. 22.--~An Indian brought in from Princess Royal Island, B.C.. a white coon, touched with pink cn the breast and sides. This is the first white coon heard of here. There is an Albino colony on the snow line cn the island. Already from . there have 'come three white . bears, . two white crows, a white mink. two white kinzfis end whité mallard: ducks. Roth:child's collector bought somé of the specimens. J DROWNED NEAR ST. CLAIR. -- Prominent Mason, of Courtwright, Goes Under Ice. St. Clair, Mich., Feb. 22,--Joseph Webb, aged forty-five, a prominent Mason of Courtwright, Ont, was drowned here, on Saturday night. While returning to his home, he step ped into the channel made by a car ferry, and sank before his three com panions could save him. * A strong current caused the body to be carried untler the dc ------ Terribly Pathetic Death. Philadelphia, Pa., Feb. 22.--After suf g awful agony of hydrophobia for Nelson Miles, of No. 1121 East Montgomery avenue, died at his home in convulsions. The boy, while playing in the street near his Fone on January 23rd, was attacked by a strange bulldog and severely bitten over the right eye. He was taken to St. Mary's hospital, where, after «o week's treatment, he was discharged as cured. The wound had apparently .on tirely healed. A week ago pronounced symptoms of hvdrophobia appeared. Dr. Smith, of East Montgoniery avenue, the family physician, was called in, and, with tne aid of consulting doctors, did every thing to save the lad, but their efiorts were without avail. fer a week, little Cold Finish Of A Spree. Norfolk, Neb., Feb. 22.--Walter King, a wellknown young man of this city. disappeared two months ago. Yester: day his body was found in the re frigerating room of a creamery near town, After a drunken spree, it is said, he catered the room and was locked in by a spring lock. He was unable to escape and froze to death. The re: lirigerating room of the ercamery wax not in use during the winter, end n was unable to attract attention. Frow ol arred papers and wood near the door it is believed King attempted to set fire to the building, hoping to burn his way out. He was lait seen December 23rd, zo ing towards the creamery. He was drinking heavily at this time. Yi ------ A Vessel In Trouble. New York, Feb. 22.--A three masted | unidentified schooner hrs runk off Bell port, L.I. Her masts are working loose and she appears to be breaking up. The crew can be seen in the rie gings. The life savers who have failed to get a line to her, are now trying to launch a lifeboat. a re---- Chocolate drops. Fig chocolates. Assorted creams. { Chocolate walnuts. Jelly squares. At Ferguson's, King street, Three cans large - pie jos 25c., y v Head Cheese. All peaches | gerlotn, re eked Meats, Bacon and | three cans cherries 25c., three cans to Hams. ~All to be found at 60 Brock yi catsup 25c, Crawiord.- St 'Ehane 70. Ly THE ' DAD Aldermen, stop the leaks ! Try Ferguson's for oranges, : «Three ¢ans tomato catsup 2c. Craw: ford. . Dr. Herald will remain in Toronto for some time he. Gri illed at once by Gib soni's Red Cross grippe tablets. Ex-Alderman Stewart showed ime provement in his condition to-day. Prof. McComb preached in St. Am: drow's church, Toronto, on Sunday: W. H. Savor, Cardinal, is the guest of Walter Hazlett, Royal Military Col lege, he annual meeting of the Kingston Reform Association will be held on ori about March 10th. Three canis tomato catsup 25¢. Craw: ord. Freeman Clinch, formerly of \MeKel- vey-& Birch's, has gone to New York to take a position The remains of Roy Griffith, who died in Watertown, N.Y. were brought to Kingston for burial. To-vi ht tha Oriental degree seetion of local Oddfellows' lodges will' have a masquerade party in the Whig hall Three large cans pie peaches 2c Crawford. W. G. Frost has leased hall of Bai: ley's old broom: factory to a firm that intends . opening new bottling works. Andrew Kennedy will leave to-nicht for Detroit to give evidence in a ma: rine suit which is called for hearing there on the 25th inst. Iron pills give you new life. The genuine Blaud's, 100 for 2c. Gibson's ted Cross drug store. Oranges, every grade, at Ferguson's, There is a shortaze of coat-makers in the city. Local tailors are advertis- ing in outside papers in the hope of bringing some into the city. Three large cans pic peaches 205c. Crawford. 1 Mr. Amyot, of the post office de partment, Ottawa, is in the city try- ing to regulate matters in connection with the local post office. The reform electors of St. Lawranes ward wil meet to-morrow. night to elect sub-division chairmen, who will wt on the executive committee. ( At the noon hour today, the fire men were called to Frontinac street to extinguish a chimney blaze in a house occupied by Mrs. Marshall, Three cans pie peaches, three cher: vies, three catsup, your choice 25. Crawford. Andrew Kennedy, who sailed last season in the steamer Turret Crown, will this vear be found second engi neer aboard the steamer Tecumseh. Barrie juniors play at Listowel on Tuesday. with the return game at Bar: rie on Thursday. The winner is to meet the Kingston Beechgroves in the final. Fine juicy apples at Ferguson's. Last week a branch of the Canadian Association of Masters and Mates was formed in Toronto. Ryme of the best mariners in Toronto are charter mem- bers, Ice being cut from Navy bay to al low of the mew suction pipe for the Royal Military College to be laid, is from two feet to two feet six inches thick. A new industry has been opened in Kingston, aamely, -dor the manufac: ture of coal oil metors. The invention is a French ome with English im- provements. Hise large cans pie peaches ford. Miss Mamie Spafford, aged sixty-twg died in Watertown, N.Y., on Fridav She was a sister of H. 8. Spafiord, Cape Vincent, N.Y., gnd Mrs. Norman Wood, Picton, Ont. A citizen stated to-day that there were 100,000 hushels of wheat stored in Kingston. At $1.08 a bushel the owners ought to clean up 4 little pro fit, if they sell at once. Chlorate of potash tablets for throat, in 10c. boxes. Gibson's (Cross drug store. Nearly all the commercial travellers working out of Kingston have been notified to lav off this week, on ac count of the blocked roads and unsat isfactory railroad connections. Mr. McMichael, milkman, Cataraqui, regret of his many city customers. He has given up that veecation to the regret of his many city customers. He as been ill lately and is just recover Craw sore Red h S The Hamilton Herald gave if remo dial legislation is granted Kingston in the street railway matter it has a case for a reconsideration of the legis lation which endowed the Gas Light company with a perpetual franchise HAS STRONG BACKING. Agreements Endangered If Legis- lature Varied Terms. Toronto Star Ben Folger ston Street the King Edw "Let it -b attempted to obtain leg islation from the Ontario house inter fering with the rights of the po in the contract regarding the King- ston Street railway, and I believe that the - efiorte- "will be futile," he raid to-day government, no ley islative ass im 'the British dom inions, will ever attempt to vary or set aside the solemn agreement made between partics perfectly aware of all the facts at the time the agreement was, made. "Supposin I believe to } pen, and the president of the King Railway eompany, is_at d Hotel: ion for instance. that what the impossible to hap utafio legislature var irs the terms of agredment or the act of the legislature 'Winder which the Kingston Street railway company is running, what will he the result 7 It shows the wav for every company and every municipality dealing with each other to clamor at the doors of the legislature every time either of them ix dissatisfied with' am of the terms in their original batgain, Why it at- tacks not only the "stability of not only corporate © , but also the rights that mav be conserved to a municipality The validity, the worth of an agreement between a pri vate company x a municipality might be dependent on ite personal or politieal influence in g leoislature. The effect of the rr pone tad on our agreement, whi was endorsed hy leoislation, if. successful, simply ren- dors uncertain oll contracts between parties in Ontario. The Ontario josie lature wouldn't have thing clse to do for yearv, tHe proposer action be successful, but vary contracts and panies and municipalities," NE - "a es ame , MONDAY. FEBRUARY 28. agreements entered into between com- | i Sa Nes TRAGEDY Have Poen Found Against "Five of Those Associated With the Building And = Management-- Grand Jury's Finding. Chicago, Feb. 2%--The special grand jury summoned to investigate the fro qrois theatrd fire and the charge: made against persons directly connect. od with the tragedy of 2h, has completed its labor by voting iv | dictments against five men and no hills against four others. The formal re port of the jury will not be madepub- lie until next T v." % Those who were indicted ave: Will J. Davis, Pat owner of the Iroquois theatre; 'Tho Nodnan, business manager of the theatre, and James B Cummings, stage carpenter, all of whom are ¢ with manslaughter, George Williams, city building com missioner, and Edward Laughlin, city building inspector, cha; with culpa ble omission of official duty in office, "No bills" were voted against Mayor Harrison, Fire Marshal Musham, Fire man William H. Bellers and William McMullen, operator of the flood light which set fire to the asbestos curtain. Although the indictments were voted, they will not be formally drawn and -ubmitted to Judge Chytraus until Tuesday afternoon, when the report of the jury will be formulated. The Price Of Tarte. Toronto News. It seems that in the hye-election con. tested in Quebec, the name "Protec: tionist"' was substituted for "Conser- vative," as the designation of the Op- positionists. This is not to the mind ol Mr. Monk. He thinks the party will gain nothing by cutting loose from an historic title and its traditions. But he forpets, There is Mr. Tarte to gain. While the namie Conservative, with all its associations and tradi: tions, will be Botted out, Mr. Tarte will appear as the leader, organizer and orator of the new party of pro- tectionists, In Quebec the wictures of Cartior and White and Masson will come down from the walls, in Ontario those of Sir John Macdonald and Caméron and Meredith, in Nova Seco- tin those of Tunner and Thompson, while that of Borden will hane lower, but all the void will be filled by the luminous presence of Mr, Tarte, lile- size and rampant. It is, perhaps, =a high price to pay for Mr. Tarte, but a wav must be found for his reunion with the conservatives, and his olevas tion to a position of leadershin. and there seems to be no other solution of the problem than to declare the conservative party extinct. and to es tablish Mr. Tarte and his "protection- ists" on the ruins. Would Boom Kingston, The Toronto Kingston electric rail way should give this city quite a hoom, as the frequent and quick ser vice proposed bv the company will bring to the city large numbers of pea ple from the surrounding districts who cannot or do not come now, owing to the lack of local transvortation facili: ties. The coming of these people will materially increase the business of the merchants who will, hesides increasing their business, bo able to ship goods to their customers much more fre quently and cheaply than they can now do. In the summer time large num hers of people will come hy the elm tric cats to Kingston and take the boats for a sail in the bay, The road will also be a boon to the farmers who can bring in their produce by the electric, much cheaper and more expedi: tiouslv than they now can. Everyone should vnite in giving the road their hearty support, and if they cannot take a block of the stock let them take a few shares, which will show their faith in the enterprise to the out side public The Doctors Favored. Toronto World The legislative assessment connnit toe surely did well jn letting the doo tors off at twenty-five per cent It would not have heen doine anybody a great injustice if ghey had been ex emptied for no other body of men do so much for nothing. Thev respond to calls at all times without uuestion as to fee, and they attend the hospitals without making anv charge whatever in the case of public patients, No other profession. is so philanthropic, except perhaps the clergy. who get offi anvhow, and unlike, the doctors, rarely hesitate to take advantage of any exemption, reduetion or privilege they think their cloth will bring them. Sad And Sudden Death. On Saturday, Mrs. Shaw, of the vil Inge of Sultan, had just received a visit from her son, Dr. Shaw, of Lans- downe, who was pleased to find her in pood-health and spirits. He had driven dW to return home when she died without a warning while sitting in her chair. The deceased was wile of Ahgus Shaw, formerly farmer of the King ston penitentiary, and now a garden er at Sultan. They were married in Scotland and have been a Gevoted and much beloved couple Dr. Shaw was their only child, and the funeral has taken place from his home, in Lins downe, Had An Arm Broken. "On Friday last Henry Patterson, an employee of the boiler shop of the lo- comotive works, had the misfortune to break his right forearm. He was work ing at a machine when his arm was struck by a rapidly-revolving wheel. ees To Inspect The Steamer. To-day Reeve Faweett, of Wolfe Isl and, and Capt. James Crawford left for Toronto for the purpose of inspeet- ing the new ferry steamier being bui't there fpr the Wolfe Island township council. " Three tons Hirge pie pocches 25c., three cans cherries 25¢., three cans to- mato catsup 20¢. Crawlord. Queen's Glee Club convert, next Fri dav evening in Convocation hall. Mrs. Flizabeth Harriott Moyer, Jiet of the late P. KE. W. Moyer, edi sor of the Berlin Daily News, died on Sunday aged fifty mine years, Thus large cans pie peaches, Craw- INDICFMENTS IN TnE IROQUOIS THEATRE| 4 ' 22 : _ and strong have to cc CHILLS, COLDS and KINDRED AILME are engendered at such times, in mo- ments of weakness and undue fatigue. A ' THE BEST SAFE GUARD \E§ when you feel chillyand run down is |Q)_ A CUP OF HOT BOVRIL v5 which warms the blood, renews the == strength 'and gives vigor and tone ' to the entire system. A Full neof AIT Odds and Ends in. MCKELVEY & Bi 69 and 71 Brock Street, K Reliable AtOoMd For some months the Cotton market and world k Prices have advanced. In fact hardly known where to stop, ers had to purchase Cottons at present market values, We Wo! work convincing them that we were not robbers. We inform the hundreds who purchase their Cottons from us, that big jump, we purchased and have in stock thousands of yo liable Brands, which, while they last, our patrons may have prices i Horrockses' English White Cottons, ge 10¢., 1240, 15c. a yard. Canadian White Cottons, Be., Ge, Tv , Se., fe. 10e., 12§e. a yard : American Cambric Cottons, 10c., Feather J 2 124¢., 18c., 17c., 20¢. b yard, 17cs, 200," 200s, 200, 8 Grey Cottons, 34, 36, 40 inches wide, Contrmade ahd avy skin, at old » Gov Be., Be., Te., Se, %e., 10c, a yard. 2S 3 Linen - Finish Apron Gingham, (Grey and White Sheeting, Sle. 30, Boe, 40c., 406. 3 " a A colors, worth 10p., for Be. a yard. 8 Write in your want or note book, 'My Spring Cottons I 1 Buy AL" 24 . : Ali CRUMLEY BROS: i : J Si 2 i si - STOCKS, GRAIN AND Of T We execute orders in all New York stocks in a Sp. a Shown on tapespoims matgid - a8 teenth commission ; cttton on margin of §1 per 4] hundred bales. Direct wires to Chicago, New y Montreal. invited: iy a McMillan & McG S. £. Corner King and PETERBORO: 134-186 Hunter St. xiwoston Feunet Oo . fast a NEW GUN INSTALLED. Fine Piece Of Ordnance Installed f At Military College. 8 $ 0 A now 4.Tinch gun of the latest DN saad Yor gut pattem, has been set 'up in the gun oy the catleta shed at the Roval Military College. . The gun in of the naval pattern, and is twenty-one feet long, Tt ia th: same u those used by the naval brigade during the South African campaign, and which dil wach excellent execu tic, The base of this monster weighs over sepen tons, and how 16 get it across the ice to the college was a question which for a time puzzled the local military authorities. Ta take it across the bridge looked Tike inviting IN the certain destruction of that ancient structure. Finally it wos déciddl to try: the ice route. The base was loaded on two sleighs, to which were hitched sixteen horses. To' say that the ice horses broke their harness in fort. After a great of immense |. ' Ry ture was finall gropned under. this great weight would be literally corréct. In att land ting ote, to on th: Barriefipld ths = io RY Cough Remedy. It acts on nature's plan, los : secretions, effecting a permanent eure. te *, teracts any tendency of = cold to result in monia. It is pleasant to take, both adult children likeit. ~Pricoages lu