Pay the i Clothing a Fo Zz Hsiatic Dyes « Wash Silks TENT HOLDERS) Ast~the silk th, best. Wy Which pre are i g§--keeps eac oh shade epg, y Y Measures a correct pent 3 es MEN ANO WONER Big § for unnetursy of Sie Stra preparatio Bx eh years, gists in the All dre. lor. the only medicine J kind U that curesand isfaction. It promptly and ll forms of Nervous Web jpermatorrhaa, Ii 180 OF excesses ; the exoesin yium or Stimul ants, Mental 11 of which lead to Infirmity fon and an Early Grave age or six for 85. Onewill Mailed prompty on m fog (mapas Adds Wiadane, On Caands. odine is sold by all , PAPER 904 1 various colourings patterns im attrac: yond anything » ed. ® us soon; we be atisfy your wants, ind that the prices are as attractive SBET, ir Book Store. -- JARD. ROOMS AND BOARD, )2 Bagot street, near' 1 ppsonable rates. Rt ift S \ntons al fi ame always. IY: 1 order. IFT & OC). me 135. RIES no mistake eries at {GROCERY esh and of the you will find ow KERING, St. Louis, Mo. $22 (Good for 15 days). $29.35 (Good for 30 days.) $35.20 (Good until Dec. 15, 1904). Stop-overs Allgwed at any intermediate station im Canada, also Detroit and hical on ilton to Niagara Falls, i, 40 ae rer ickets, Ulustrated literature and ply to thriher Wigrmation," ap J. rp. HANLEY, Apes Cit; Passenger a KINGSTUN& PEMBROKE & CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAYS. RATES FOR ST. LOUIS, MO. FROM KINGSTON $22,00 Good for 16 Days. $29.35 Good for 30 Days. $35.20 ,. Good Until Dec. 16th, 1904. Commencin April 26th, and Salty until November 30th . 490 Full particulars at K. & P. and C.P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario St. ¥. CONWAY, F.A. FOLGER, JR. Gen. Pass. Agt. Gen. Supt. ep---- THE BAY OF QUINTE RAILWAY NEW SHORT LINE FOR Tweed, Napanee, Deseronto, and all local points. Train leaves City Hall De pot at 4 pm. F. CONWAY, Agent, B.Q. Ry., Kingston. ALLAN LINE Liverpodl and Londonderry. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS From St. John From Halifax Pretorian, v .. Mon. Apr. 18th Parisian, Sat. Ap: rd: Mon. Apr. 25th Tunisian, Sat. yi 80th; Mon. May 2nd FROM MONTREAL, y, May 7th, 9. F/ PASSAGE. torian, $65 and up- wards, Paris n' $70 and upwards, Tun- isian and lonNen, $75 and upwards. Second Cabih~--Liverpool and London- derry, Parisian and Pretorian, $37.50; Tunisian, $40; Ionian, $40 and $42.50; London, $2.50 extra. Third Class--Superior accommodation, #825 and $26, to Liverpool, Derry, Bel- fast, Glasgow. and London. Throurh tickets to South Africa. © NEW YORK T0 GLASGOW. April oi 11 a.m. Laurentian, .. May 12th, 2 p.m, MONTREAL 0' 'GLASGOW DIRECT. STE y 4th, {saylisht), HANLEY, pent, G.T.R. ity GILDRIL a.m. Sonian, Sprongotian, Depo gist] biel Street. MONEY AND BUSINESS. OUR POLICIES COVER MOKRE ON buildings and contents than any oth- > company offers. lixamine them at Godwin's Insuravce Emporium, Mark- wt Square. MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE OR small sums, at low rates of interest om city and farm property. Loans granted on city and county deben- tures, Apply to 8S. C. McGill, man- ager of Frontenac Loan and Invest- ment Society, Office opposite the Post Office. eee eet LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE Fire . Insurance Company. Available assets $01,187,215. In addition to which the policy holders have for security the unlimited liability of all the stockholders. Farm and city property insured at lowest possible rates. Before 'renewing old or giving mew business get rates from Strange & Strange, Agents. ARCHITECTS. HENRY 2. SMITH, ARCHIT etc., Anchor Building, Square, 'Pasne 245. --_------------ POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, MER- chant"s Bank Building, corner Brock and Wellington streets. 'Phone 212. eee ARTHUR ELLIS, ARCHITECT, OF- fice site of New Drill Hall; near corr ner of Queen and Montreal Streets. ee eee eee WM. NEWLANDS, ARCHITECT, OF- fice, second floor over Mahood's drug corner and Bagot streets. Entrance on Bagot street. Telephone GOR. Dusky diamonds--firss cousins to the brilliant, gems that are worth their weight in gold. Nothing in Crawford's coal to appeal to the eye. But a ton of it contains more real com- fort and satisfaction than half as much again of poor, unclean, fickle dal. Our coal is dependable --it's ALL COAL... You need a ton or two right now. To-day's the ka "CRAWFORD. Delivered to any railway sta- tiop in Canada for 10c. per square yard. Discount to deal- ers. Circulars and samples on roquest. Podlar People, Oshawa, Can. qrTan Te rem ea Could Not Lie On Her Left Side. i 'WAS TROUBLED WITH PAIN IN HER HEART FOR SIX YEARS. "Expected Her Friends Would Find Her Dead. Hrs. C. Bondreau, Campbellton, N.B., was completely eured by MILBURN'S Heart and Nerve Pills. She tells of her experience in the follow- ng letter: "I was troubled with a pain in my heart and weakness for six years. Most of the time I could not lie on my left side. I consulted a doctor but got no re- ief and was completely discouraged. I did not think I would live long and expect- *d my friends would find me dead. A friend brought me a box of Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills and I took them to please her, not thinking they would do me any good. I had not w half the box when I commenced to feel myself getting better and by the time I had taken two boxes I was completely cured and can re- commend them to all sufferers from heart trouble." Price 50 cts. per box er § for $1.85, all dealers, or THE T. MILBURN CO,, Limited, TORONTO, ONT. RBI, Established 1854 JAMES REID, The Leading Undertaker Open day and night. Personal setviogs "Phone 147 for ambulance, CoCo "ad and Carriages Just Arrived. See our window display. The feature this year is the Automo- bile gear, making light and easy running. Send in your repairing and upholster- ine. For house cleaning use FURNITURE RESTORER. JAMES REID. NORTH AMERICAN LIFE ASSURANCE A COMPANY' JOHN L. BLAIKIE, L. GOLDMAN, President. Mng. Dir. Head Office, Toronto, Ont. DO YOU KNOW ? That you can buy five per cent. gold bonds on instalments--and have them in- sured while you are paving for them ? A good investment for YOU--if wou live. A splendid protection for YOUR FAMILY~il vou die Opportunities for men of character to act as representatives. Apply to W. J. Fair, "00 on. Send this coupon, or write, for particulars, W. J. FAIR, District Manager, North American Life Assurance Company, Kingston, Ont. I would like to receive informa~ tion, regarding gold bond for § issued to a person aged... KINGSTONBUSINESS COLLEGE KINGSTOWN. TORONTO BUSINESS COLLEGE TORONTO, bh Unequalled facilities for securing posi- ions. Largest and best equipment in Casada. 831 Queen street," Kingston. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. Confederation Life Building, Terente.'gy FATHER PUNISHED for TEACHING SON TO STEAL A Remarkable Story Told By The Lad--He Did Exactly As He | Was Told--Lad Goes To a Reformatory. London, May 6.--Six years' penal servitude was the sentence passed at the Middlesex quarter sessions om a man who had deliberately trained ih fourteen-year-old son to burglar, The story told by the bor Alired George Everctt, was of the most remarkable character. He lived with his parents, Edward and Sarah Ann Everett, at Enfield. In selecting houses for his son to enter Everett chose those at which he had worked as a painter, and the iuteriors of which he consequently, knew. His in- structions were minute and clear. On one occasion, the boy related, his father said to him: "The best way tg enter a house is by the back window. 1 said, "Yes, that will be out of the way of-the police.' He .| then got a white Dandi knife and two pieces of wood, and placing the knife between the pieces of wood show- ed me how to force the catch back, and said, "When that is done you can get in at the window, then take your boots off. Then when you think it is past six o'clock come out and as if you are walk quick, then walk work, and home." "' The lad did exactly as he was told. He got into the grounds of a house known as Holmeside at night, waited until five o'clock in the morning, and entered by forcing the catch of the drawing-room window. He carried the booty home to his father, who sold it for five shillings and gave him two-pence for himself. On the next occasion he broke into Holmescroft, which adjoins Holmeside, in a similar way, and among the things. which he took away in a sack yas a picce of Christmas pudding. "That ain't much," was his father's comment on the fruits of the robbery. Twelve days later, the lad made his third essay in burglary; taking a bag and a knife with him. He was cap- tured on leaving by a constable, and, true to orders he had received, he tried his best to mislead the police to shield his father. The mother was ac- quitted on the charge of receiving stolen goods. The lad was sent to a reformatory for four years. going sry e-------------- Clothing Made To Order. Prevost, Brock street, has this sea- son, the finest range of Scotch and English tweeds, serges, worsteds, Che- viots and Vicunas. These goods are all imported for order work. You are invited to inspect the above goods. To Meet The Demand. | The Lockett Shoe Store has just re- ceived a few dozen pairs gents tan low shoes and lace boots, Slater make. Price $3.50 and $5. ------ A woman leaped from the New Wil liamsburg bridge that spans the East river above the Brooklyn bridge to: day and was drowned. : ; 9 Sarsaparilla Tested and tried for over 60 years. A regular doctors' medi- cine. Of course you know it. Then donot forget it. oval: Lowell, Mass. ClarK's delicious Pork & Béans make the-dimmer call twice welcome. u 3 } Bs [4 ; i a3 we. Made in Canada ! Ganong's Famous G. B. Chocolates 50c. per Ib. Ganong's Lily Chocolates 40c. per 1b. THE FINEST IN TAE LAND AT A. J. REES', Princess St. GoT SIX YEAR 2s. | petition requesting damage was to some of the Yatndry, The customers will suffer this loss, as John Pye, Tweod News breast heart and out through the left side J with his mother, serious ofie. shipment of ladies' fine summer foot- wear from Krohn & TFechheimer, Oot Ci the- court. house, Tuesday, before Ht. Boyd and lasted until the fol- lowing afternoon. The following cases heard : 02 in addition to the nto pou by 'defendant, berries, making a to- and costs. Harvesting Machine Co. hy s+ Fy . vs. A, & BE. Chatterson.--~Action for achount, Verdict for plaintifi against Edgar Chatterson without costs. Carter vs. r.--Settled out of court; $1,000 Jou Blaintiy in full of ages for injury resulting from unre: paired sidewalk, Dismissed without costs. Rand ve. Clapp.--Action for specific performance of an agreement between the parties. Verdict for plaintiff for $696 and costs. Norman vs. Revnolds.--Action on mortgage. Reference to local registrar to take account and report. Reynolds vs. Norman, et al.--Action for account of rents collected and for administration of Phoebe E. Norman estate. Referred to local registrar. Lane vs. Love.~Stands until fall agsizes. 'George Hughes and Rev. Gooderich addressed the town council requesting the privilege of holding a Free Meth- odist camp meeting in Macaulay's Park. Request granted. Messrs. W. Boulter, William Smith," W. A. Smith, and J, P. Thom addressed the coun- cil re the meeting in Picton of the Orangemen. Mr. Boulter presented a council to give $150 to entertain the delegates. Am- ount voted and a portion of it will be spent by a special committee of the council. Stanley Craig, Bank of Montreal, Ottawa, is in-town, Fred, Healev is home from McGill, Montreal, 'Walter Williams is home from Queen's. Messrs. A. W. and B, R. Hepburn are in Montreal on business. G. 0. Alcorn returned to Ottawa, 'Thursday, Mrs. Alcorn is visiting at the capital. It is expected 'that a new postmaster will be appointed at South Bav. Mr. and Mrs. Shergan Morgan, Bloomfield, have gone to reside in innipeo Manitoba. Tuesday evening the third of the medal contests was held in Main Street Methodist church, under the patronage of the league, There were six competitors and interspersing their recitations were selections by Master C. Watson, on his violin and bv the Sunday School orchestra. The judges were, Rev, W. L. Armitage, Anglican; Major Hamilton and H. Bristol. The medal was presented to Miss Hilda Roblin, while the other contestants were given silver pins. "BOB." BAKER'S LAUNDRY Women Got Scared And Rushed Into Street. Ottawa Free P) The employes. 'of Baker's laundry, 347 and 349 Sparks street, had a narrow escape from injury on Thurs- tween eight and nine o'clock one of the tubes in the big water tube boiler fell out. The eséaping steam made a violent report, blew the con- tents of the fire hole all over the place, and was Hie cause of several arge panes of glass being broken. It sent the girls a women employed screaming into the street. Some of the men about the laundry were cov- ered with cinders and the flying em- bers were strewn broadcast. 'ine chief about £300 worth being destroyed. there is never any guarantee in such a case. Mr. Baker's loss will amount to about $200, and, in so far as there was any damage by fire, is covered by insurance, -- HEAD BROKE STEAM GAUGE. Horrihle Way Man Was Scalded to Death. Carleton Place, Mav 6.-- William Hall, of Addison, Leeds, count tra- velling agent for the George White & Sons Engine company, of London, Ont., was accidentally killed here. A traction engine belonging to Andrew Cram was being used to draw a heavy load, and Mr. Hall was assist- ing in running the engine. A sudden movenient over a slight obstruction, seems to have thrown Mr, Hall against the end of the machine, where he was severely crushed between it and the heavv truck or the steam launch that was loaded upon it. His body struck against the glass water guage at the end of engine boiler and the steam and water rushing out of the broken tube scalded the unfortunate man's body in a frightful manner. SHOOTING ACCIDENT. Bridgvesin Nearly Ended His Life A serious shooting accident occur- red in Bridgewater on Saturdav, as a result of which John Pye, came near losing his life. His explanation of the. accident is that he had been annoved for several mornings by birds outside his bedroom, and on Saturday he hed under his bed for his rifle to fire it in order to frighten them away. In drawing the weapon from under the bed it was accidentally dis- charged and the ball entered his left and passed just below his under the arm pit. Mr. Pye, thirty-five years of age and unm; , resides Mrs. MeNaughton, and his sister. The wound is quite a e---- Just Arrived In Kingston. Abernethy has just received a big ti, Ohio, Call in and seo BETTER, THAN EVER them. e-- Mrs. William Pass. J ille, a Tem: | Wit. , is at death's door anervill eating rat a ack- er form which she pit in _- a sample of cracker. UTICA for Kingston and . This popular paper has op 167 Wellington Street, and will The Saturday Globe will contain an historical sketch of Kingston, illustrated with fine half tone pictures of The City of Kingston Joa St, George's Cathedral : 2 St. Mary's Cathedral The City Park (Showing Sir John A, Macdonald's Monument \ Sydenham St. Methodist Church Don't fail to secure a copy. To be had at Boodstores or, from Newsboys, or at The Globe Offica: 167 Wellington St., Kingston PRIGE 5 GENTS. wiih. territory buy. THIS WEEK ks A And Other Views. FURNISHED, OR UNPURNISHED, ecight-roomed house, with all modern improvements, 91 Clergy St., Apply at Crulsley Bros. dry goods. THAT DESIRABLE RESIDENCE: ON Union Street, known * Calder- weod." Possession anout the firet of May. Apply Walkem & Walkem. BY THE FIRST OF MAY, THAT Brick Dwelling, 181 Division street, near Princess street, containing twelve rooms, with hot water heat- ing, bath, etc, Apply to BE. R. Welch & Son, or to 179 Division St. ON APRIL FIRST, 1904, THAT DE- sirable Store, at present occupied by Taylor & Hamilton, as Tinsmiths and Plumbers, on Wellington atrget, with large workshop in the Apply to Felix Shaw, 115 Bagot St. FOR SALE. A FIRST-CLASS RUBBER STAMP outfit and stock, sufficient for sever- ol months. Cheap for spot cash. | THAT DESIRABLE GROCERY STORE at 619 Princess street, Cause of sale, ill-health. Will be sold cheap for cash, Apnly to G. Hunter, on the premis- es, i ARGE ROUGH CAST COTTAGE, has eight rooms, city water, large, garden frontage on three streets, near Frontenac park, Will sell cheap. Easy terms. ly on premises. Cor. Patrick ad lan Road. SOLID BRICK HOUSE Street, near Princess Lot 66 feet front, DETACHED, on Frontenac street, 7 rooms, by 154 feet deep. Lots of room to 'build. Also good barn, sheds and large pouitry houses. Apply throueh Whig office. : HOUSE AND LOT-LOT WITH FRONT. ago on Pifth street, of 33 feet and depth on lane of 66 feet New dwelling, two story, 13 x 28, and 13 x 18, ii one story addition, 10 x 12 TY cash, or ope-hall cash, and Ta rE on Mortgage. a to John ard Real Agent, 151 ) a Ra! Nollington street, Kingston, Ont. SEALED TENDERS, ADDRESSED to the undersigned, and endorsed °* Ten- der for Additions to Examining Ware- house, Toronto, Ont." will be received at this office until Thursday, May 19th, 1904, inclusively, for the additions arehouse, Toronto, to the Examining Ont, According tion to be ingw, Exdinining Warehouse, Toronto, and at the Department of Public Works, Ottawa. nl suders will net be considered unless form supplied, and pire vith ge Notual signatures of ten- derers, An accepted cheque op . chartered bank, payable to the order the Hon- ourable the Minister ho lie Works, erunl to ten per cent. (10 pe), of the amount of the tender must ac~ company each tender. This cheque will be forfeited if the party tendering de- cline the contract or fail to complete the work contracted for, and will be re- turned in case of non-acceptance of ten- he. Devartment does not bind itaelf te Rvs She Jonest or.any tender. ¥ PRED. GELINAS, Departuunt of Public Works, Ottawa, May 4th, Newspapers inserting this veto: joo Hamilton, Supt. Dominion Public Build-, . We invite the women of our city and surrounding country to attend ous Special Summer Display of Exclusive New York Hat Novelties. . ago our millinery buyers made selections in New York State; the goods were made specially for us, and we are advised have arrived at customs They will be on exhibition in our patiors on THURSDAY. AND, FRIDA May 5th and 6th. -- All welcome to inspect. CRUMLEY BROS. This Week's Bargain List At The Grand Union Go's. CLEARING OUT SALE | 45 Children's Blue Serge and Tweed Suits. $250, $3 and $3.50 Suits to go at $1.50; $2 and $2.50 each. 25 Men's Double-breasted Serge and Tweed Suita. $9 and $10 Suits to go at $5.56 and $7 each. 10 Dozen Men's Hard and Soft Felt Hats. I and $2 50 Hats to go at $15 5a 73cy Si and $1.25 each, JAS. JOHNSTO #4 ment without AWOL from the De partment will not be paid for it, / « (Grand Union Clothing Co's. ol; Stand). :