DAY, FEBRUARY I [= &0) DES.| county councn. session. | HAD GOOD T ME! rr The Standing Committees--Com- i Tou pre . : i aa The county a uaa te ses- GARLAND City "SHOWN 10, it back with a RR, ine Trains will leave City e sion Wednesday morning. These com- CANADIAN SOLDIERS. i: 0 Wy Rorning : Johnston Street And Wuhications Ee mbiastesane of Royal Visit Ww Bacorted gies of GOING RAST au he Diy A of | highways, regarding the county of | %°Y Si.0rs Were 0 Ne. A Mail, 148 am. Frontenac, qualifying under the = act From Sackets Harbor, Where n snd = 2 ; © Nb. 18, Sam. ey Jo. 6 Mall... Ib po, 0. People. respecting the construction of county They Have Been Entertained "Chown's roads, towards which the Ontario gov- ernment will pay one-third of the cost. -- IY 's book na "been appoint a has Brockville, che i one-pound cL drug ase, seems Lo have no for Whitney to bandle. jon in St. Mary's on | evening amount- trusses pro- Toland C. M. B. A. have their annual ball on thermometer ih istered zero this te It's bon ord on the feet Wi C J. H. Scott, left to-day, for the Welland House, St. Catharines, to be treated with the mineral baths for iatica. + infants' foods," perfectly fresh, at Gibson's Red Cross es Store. Six more weecks of this nice, "mild, wintry weather if Bruin sces himself upon the ground to-morrow The = Ottawa Hibernians have sent the Kingston division invitation to take in the BD ii St. Patric a tawa. ; Trusses, Ooassar ont in Eastern Ontario. wn's. The clerk in Jenkins' store says the Aasled in Shick ay the t thing | ever collared. © men, however, who have paper at W. N. Lem. am street. All this of gk street Methodist v » fits. All new ing popular in several ovioes and ex- seen performing on the afternoon, no : Mrs Pense has ~ unbroken line of victories entered public life as a school tee, and is entitled to the congra- of the citizens at large. . ment committee of the of aducation has decided to is that church census going to off 2 I'm hetting we make a bet- thay Kingston. --Belleville Intelligencer, Yes, and a proverb is to watch le who prate much about Ee hinesso in the fal good i in the fall a il I ie in required when- ever weakness or loss of weight is ap- t. The "D. & L." Emulsion will found admirable for this purpose. "UH you bet" on the hockey match make it a pound of Huylers" candies from Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Deserving confidence. No article - so richly deserves the entire confidence of the community as Brown's Bronchial Troches. Sufferers from asthma and bronchitis should try them. They ar universally considered superior to all other articles used for relieving coughs and throat troubles, echanics, Farmers, Sportsmen I- To heal and alolven the skin and re move , oi rust stains, paint and tl lon use The "Master Me chanic's" Tar Soap. Toilet Soap Co., Manufacturers. To-morrow, the Feast of the Purifi- cation of the Virgin Mary, will be observed in both of the Kingston cathedrals. It is also commonly call- ed Candlemes day, when the hear comes out, according to tradition, being mid-winter. If he sces his shadow and goes back to his lair, lay in fresh coal, if you believe old say- ings. } Many thanks aro due from the pro- prictors of Weaver's Cerate to friends who have written to tell of the Cer- ate's good work in puring scrofulous humors, seald head other skin dis- eases. These kind words are most en: couraging. The Army Astir. Commissioner Coombes, head of the Salvation Army in Canada, will | ar- rive in Kingston Saturday evening, at 7.30 o'clock and be given a hearty reception. He will be accompanied by Colonel Jacobs, chief secretary for Ca- nade, and Brigadier Turner of Mont- real. They will address meetings on Saturday night and Sunday. The Harmonic. revivalists are here for two weeks of special services. A Guaranteed Cure For Piles. I blind, or trud- hing. oe ending will, refund if Pazo Ointment fails to cure you ' six to fourteen days. 50e. i atm mA-------- ic anklots, kneecaps, and at Chown's. Toffee," Batger's 25c. 1b, 's Red Cross Drug Store, Prof. West, once instructor in fenc- 'and gymnastics for the Gordon Big tins at Edinburgh Castle, is in From the inspectors of prisons and asylums, asking what steps have been ho to erect and equip a county house of refuge, which must be com- pleted by January lst, 1906, From the York county council re garding the regulation of speed * of automobiles. From Oso township council stating that Bolton Creek bridge is in a bad state of repair. From B. R. Newton protesting against county aid to a bridge in Kennebec. From, T. L. Snook, stating that the Portland Road company had no right to abandon a portion of its yoad, and that the county council is not liable for the road being kept in repair. From the Eastern Ontario Good Roads' Assoc ation; asking the coun- cil to -appoint two delegates to its convention in Brockville next month. e select committee presented the following report of the standing com- mittees for the year : Bxecutive--Councillors Grant, Shan- non, Stoness, Pillar, Tapping. Finance--Councillors Black, Pillar, Tapping, Spoor, Franklin. * Property--Councillors Cox, Freeman, Spoor, Grant, Pringle, Franklin, Roads and bridges--Couneillors Pringle, Spoor, Freeman, Tapping, Black, Franklin, Printing--Councillors Freeman, Spoor, Pringle, Stoness, Tapping. Education--Councillors Shannon, Franklin, Pillar, Stoness, Cox. Quarterly board of audit--Councillop Black. 2 ------------ WARDEN SPROULE. Sketch Of The New Warden Of Frontenac. Thomas Sproule, the newly-clected warden of Frontenac, was born in Kingston township in 1846, within a mile and a half of where he now lives, outside . the village of West- brook. His parents came from Ireland in the thirties. Mr. Sproule las fol- lowed agricultural pursuits all his life, and has lived in Kingston tcwn- ship since his birth, with the excep- tion of nine years spent in Frnest- town, the township adjoining. He married Eliza Jane Sproule, whose Surname was .the same as his own, He has one son. Warden Sproule has been in wunici- pal life since 1892, when he was clect- ed a township councillor, serving as such for two years. In 1896 and 1897 he was reeve of Kingston township. He is a member of the A.O.UW. a Methodist and a conservative. The new warden has served four years in the sounty council, and is well posted on' all county matters. Hoe has prov- ed himself to be a od debater, and has served the people faithfully. As warden he should render good' service to the county. Royal Military College. The bill dealing with the Royal Mili- tary College, which Sir Frederick Bor- den will intréduce, will abolish the present limitation that the amount paid in salaries shall not exceed $26,- 000. There is a larger staff than form- erly and this limitation would pre- vent the payment of their stipends. The bill will also require the board of examiners in each military district to conduct the examinations for admis- sion to the Roval M itary College, instead of merely super ising them, It is. proposed in the bill to grant pen- sions to four of the subordinate mili- tary officials of the college, thas plac- ing them on the same footing as the rest of the permanent force, ---- Men the World Needs. Men who put character above wealth, Men who will not lose their indi- viduality in a crowd, Men who will be honest in things as in great things, Men whose ambitions are not con- fined to their own selfish desi Men who are true to the through good report and evil report, in adversity as well as in prosperity. ------ small According To Denominations. Of tho total prison population 662 I to the Roman Catholic , 251 to the Church of Eng- land, 139 to the Methodist and 116 to the Presbyterian. The remainder were: Baptists, 84; Lutherans, 28; Buddhists, 11; Jewish, 7; Mormon, 5; Doukho- bors, 5; Adventists, 3; Quakers, 2; Unitarian, 2; Congregationalist, 9: Salvation Army, 2; Greek church, 2; no creed, 7. ---- Information Wanted. Of the whereabouts or j pertaining to Hugh B. Fawcett, formerly in the House of In- dustry, Kingston. The information is desired by one of the family, and will be most gratefully received. -- Charge Of Light Brigade. Dedicated to those who made out the late gas and electric light bills : 'Kicks to the right of them, Complaints to the left of them, Onward they thundered: Theirs not to reason why. Theirs but to charge 'em high, Nobody, blundered." At a Mecting of the commanding of- ficers of. the* Kingston garrison held yesterday afternoon, it was decided to hold a mess dinner im the near fu- ture, A committee was appointed to make arrangements as to time and place. and report at a later meeting. Buy Packer's tar soap at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Store. Miss Jennie Caulfield, Rochester, N. Y., formerly of Ringsion, has been visiting friends in alo, and Nia- gara Falls, for 4 couple of weeks. Edward Gilmour, a keeper 'at Rock- oy, oapital, is seriously ill with | typhoid fever and is undergoing treat- ment at that instituion. I. A course of lectures on dispensing started for the nurses at the Hospital. W. W. » het 1:00 p.m. , Post Stan 708 Qurd, % xo. oy Pan. ) Th « the Ninth United t : X infantry at Sackets Harbor al Not. 1,2, 8 and 4, Fun d have had as their guests the © staff, 5 ha dally, sergeants and sergeants of the Royal =o 3 and 8, rm y Canadian Field artillery which is - stationed at Kingston, Ont. This is Meals seem too far apart Nos. 6, 7, 11, 12, 15 a said to be the first time a body of the after the gentle, relieving except Sunday. regular Canadian army has ever visit- effects of Abbey's Effer- od Madison barracks. The visitors sal y r drove from Kingston to Cape Vin- vescent Salt. cent, last Friday, in two sleighs and 3 J. P. HAN for two days had full sway at the AT ALL DRUGGISTS, 250 AND 600 A BOTTLE Corner Johnston and Of barracks. Saturday afternoon there was a og KINGST ON& PEMBROKE basketball game between the Ninth five Cough ! PACIFIC RAILW and the: Watertown Y.M.C.A : scrub For Pullman accommoda and all other information five, which resulted in a "score of 34 to Cough! EK 2 in favor of the soldiers. In the even ing there was a banquet and recep- o 8 se TRAINS LEAVE KIN( tion, followed by a smoker and two 12:99, p.mv.--Express, for boxing matches, one of six aml the { gh ! treal, Quebec, St. John, N other of four rounds. ou Boston, Teronto, Chicago, Saturday the non-commissioned staff frew, Sault Ste. Marie, of the Ninth took the visitors for a Pau', Winnipeg, Vancous sleigh ride to this city and gave them Portland, and San Francisc a supper at the Crowner House. Every one was in good spirits and the best that the house had was freely set . ' forth. The Canadians stayed all night Dr Hicke S in this city and left for their teams y at the Cape and home on the nine o'- 4 clock train this morning. 0 0! Passengers léaving Kingst The visitors were : Q.M.8. Iustrue- B h t C | .m,, arrive in Ottawa at tors Gimblet and Mcintyre, Q.M.S. onc 1 IS ure hill 12 pm; To Farrier, Cunningham, 0. S. Worth, 0. pn; Bosten, 7:30 a.m.; S. Farrier Frape, Q.M.S. Bartiller and Every Bottle Guaranteed. N.B., 11:56 a.m. Gordon, Sergeants. . Summers, Hazel A; ton, Norwell, Peppiatt, Fowler, Slat- Full partievlars at K. & er, Gray, McDonald and Aldecroft. P.R. Ticket Office, Ontario The reception committes from the Ninth was composed of Sergt.-Major The Best Drug Store, F. CONWAY, F. A. FOLG ae Gen. Pass Agt. Barker, First Sergts. Donovan and i Gallman. The entertainment committee BAY OF QUINTE ) : Successor To was composed of B. S. Major Jorale- New short line for Tw man, P. BS. Tarbet, 0. 8 eiwe, S. THE TAYLOR DRUG COMPANY S. Major Carroll, €. 8. Fernback, ' First Sergts Allen, Donovan, Zortman Do and all local boi am Hopkins, and Band Sergeant was Agent B. Q. Ry., foung, The trip to this city and the ,. -- . resulting feed were arranged by Color Wood's Fhosphodine, FOR THE WIN- BER Sergeant Blum. TER GO TO The non-commissioned staff and ser- tis d ble Frost: "unknown, _malafia geants of the Ninth infantry will re. > E38 our pay . the visit before the regiment = very 10 cays durii leaves for the Philippines, whither it days durmg_ Yebr has been ordered. Aous. ] This is what you are doing. Stop Ie How wy by Bsive & pm--Local for Sh counecting with C.P.R. eas 8:10 a.m. ~--Mixed, for Ren termediate points. Prepared and sold only at 124 Princess St., Kingston. ------ gist 4 pril, ---------------- Soom ol FOR WINTER CRUISES and After, the only medicine MINING COMPANY LITIGATION, | Before its kind that cures a.. -- WEST IND o Ali Bemaneatly ards af orme of Nereus Wor pas olisen te hea i % a 8 i Serious Charge Alleged Tn Mining | Bor SAnElY Sures all forms Rich: Windward Tnods pu Suit L ; the excec vg PRETORIA, February * Tobacco, Opium or Stimulants, Men.) M ® On behalf of the New York Cana- nSrorry.allof which lead to Inf rmity. apply ie A . i 'opper © 7's : share i ion and ai 30. ents, . Jian { phe r company 8 shareholde TS, ump age or six for $5. One will Ea S New York ; . W, Folger becomes the plaintiff Mailed prompty on ™ AHERN, Secretary, Q against William G. Pollock, and Ww. price. Sond tor froe pamphist, Add J. P, HANLEY, and to J. ¥ ... Kimberley of Chicago, in psking for , Canada, SLEEVE, Ticket Agents. Xi nto restrain the defend- | _ Woed's Phosphodine is seld by all A11AM 1 INE LIVE POOL : : Druggists. ALLAN LINE = es. yal Stear 14 From S. John, iy . « ¥ a i i 5 3 i ) is cited 'in which "Richard joninn ry Feb. 31. Mo Sandow has a lien against the com- Corinthian Ry Paby and is trying to force it against Parisian, 4 Mos the property in Thunder Bay, which RAT OF PASSAC : F incl 9 se 50 and upwards, according 1 includes 325 acres of ining' lands, 350 py Second | wenty- five thousand is asked for erpool and Lohde rry, - $8 reach of agreement whereby the de: 40 London © $2.50 extr fendants agreed with the plaintiff to + $22.80; superior. acon i dverpool, Derry, Belfast, Glas advance large sums of money, includ- OR. mg the sums necessary to pay for the work in respect of which this very lien Mn $40 and 4 was chtained. For alleged conspiracy ; : in, $35--Thisd Cl 2 In an attempt to wreck the plaintiff Kor futher § 5 Apply company and to obtain control of its - P. WH & Agent, u. Properties $50,000 damages is asked. $ ¥¢ -- --- P. McIntosh & Son's Swiss Food." P. McIntosh & 8 n, Toronto, mak- ers of "Swi 'ood, report a large J in A sales--quality tells. 15 5 ART EUR ELLIS, CHIT Local Wursing Report, ca of New all, . : , of Queen and Montreal | hie Baker, Victorian nurse, ma - the following report for Januar POWER & SON ARCHITEC Cases attended, 1} s, 14. Of the chants Dank Building, Ei patients, 7 were Rowan Catholic, ¢ | Big reductions in Under- and Wellington wtrects. wear for men, women and HENRY P. SMITH, ARC Anglican, | Presbyterian, 1 Baptist, T! ist, . ete, - Anchor Building, amounted to $14.75. children. Also Ww 00 1 8 one 245 and 1 Salvatio Fees collected ds tal : Blankets, Cotton Blankets Si iron pills build up the whole em. Chown's, quare 'Ph = - a. : and Comforters. cial Bul "Buy combs and brushes" at Gib- ® Sone Red Cross Drug Store, There are ow twenty-one prison- ers in the Jail, the Tries a in Balance of our stock of Nov. 30th, 19( a year. The defeat of the Rosg govern- Ladies' and Children's ment seems to have had a bad effect. Coats at almost your own In spite of all statement contrary the OFFICIAL EE -------------- - A SM ol the St. Louis Expositi A Price 260 Na Newman & Shaw. just been 'announced to-da \ the public will note that, S000 000000000 NEW YORK TO GLASG Er NM. NEWLANDS, ARCHIT Ace, ul, the Oliver record has n equalled, and that the O TYPEWRITER has been the GOLD MEDAL. : Scranton siraf $ n..gso $ a ms receiving a a Th LE! X Rays Stove ntathes brighter and wears lon Aluthinum Polish for stoves o BABY'S OWN ||e JME Swit & 0. SOAP 0000000000004 prevents roughness of the ET ---------- skin and chapping. ee it to mail to a relative or ent ow sole soe upvery wach oun Rr oh Ki "ontaining bee iT SOAP CO., Sirs. MORTRES 3 100 . views. "Only 35¢., at Wade's