ade, correctly-shaped Waists are buying, no matter how [ile nt tobe sure that whey, you get they will fit and hate the style It is Waists of "this character much business this spring and Waists, White Lawn Waists, 20 patterns between to choose aists, new arrivals, with all the rinkles, $2.25, 2,98, 3) 3.75, Waist Suits on. The very mention of (his f comfort. ts, in Black, Navy, Brown, in d Fancy Navy Shot Effects. d "16 75. LKS ks, the silks that wash, 2sc, These 5 qualities have given trade during the past three tks, 49c. Silks, 75c., 99c. Silks. Silks. 'Silks, 60oc., 75c., goc. This s well and will wear like as genuine "Habutai" "is mace > silk. French Taffeta Silks, Brown id White, Navy and White, ks. ilks, in all the new combina- ite Hosiery adies' White ace Front jsle Stockings st received 39c. pair. 1e Coolest We have just received a very e WHITE CANVASS RIB- )N TIE SHOE, turn sole, very hot I and comfortable for this ather. 2 A PAIR ErETr---------- ae « A'PONY OART, ASH GRAINED, IN AILY BRIT 3 IN 3 Synod service, St. George's cathedral, 8 p.m. Succial to the Whis : : YEAR 72. NO. 143. KINGSTON, ONTARIO, TUESDAY, JUNE 20, 1908. . .. : w rr---- = a PARTIZANS or FEACE. . [TN TE PrT BARI! is wow cask. St J Sales arr 2=uonama, EL : Safe WAH Rate as Manu pects: » Kingston 3 a Association, 8 ' Troubled Abe . as Ausiety : | foe A . Ail Ei Dressers and Wash Stands 3olid mahogany Dresser and Stand, = regular price $65, now $50, large peit mirrors. Solid Mahogany Dressers, $45, for $35, Brass and Iron Bed to Match from $35 to $2.50. _ Quartcr-cut . Oak Drossér and Sant froin 10.925, polish fin. ¥ thil ye pagerngs uired. correct in style and Wear "Allen's" Mimitary Bootmakers, 48 Brock Se. © Sign of Golden Boot. SWIFT'S INSURANCE AGENCY FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, CARCO. Stropg reliable Companies only represented LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID, A PLAIN COOK. APPLY MRS. Tandy, 68 Johnston strect. A FEW GIRLS FOR STEADY WORK. St. James® excursion to" a.m., Wednesday. Uneasy lie the shoulders that carry a grand duke's head. The sun rises Wednesday at 4.19 am, and sets at 7.44 p.m. This day "in history : Queen Victoria, 1837. Special sale' wash waists at Steacy's to-morrow, 9 to 11 a.m. Synod of Ontario resumes, 10 adn. to- morrow; elections &t noon Never do to-day that which YOu can have some other fellow do to-morrow It is not good for man to be alone But. even though it were the collectors Ottawa, 8 Accession of wong let him Farewell to Rev. Eber Ceummy ° at Brock Street Methodist church lecture Silver _collégtion All friends of Mr, Crummy "Foth in and out of the church, are invited. hall, 8 p.m: Greatest Contribution. To the Bishop of Ontario belongs the honor of contributi wg the longest article to thé Whig i seventy-two years, His dnpual charge, appearing in this issue, breaks the record. It will, in large part, be of interest to all classes, as a number of public ques- tions 'are reviewed. Bishop Mills has views, knows why he holds them, and expresses them smoothly and well. DECORATED CHINA We have a new and particwlarly hand- some display of decorzied DINNER SETS TEA SETS TOILET SETS They will please you withdut a doubt, and the prices are very reasonable. Good wagés. Apply Kingston Hos ROBERTSON BROS.. ory Copoppy. ". J STRONG BOY TO TOOK AFTER horse and be generally useful. Apply 265 Ontario street, -------------------------- GO-CART, IN GOOD CONDITION. ANY Jerson having one for sale, apply to fox 385, Whig office. A YOUNG GIRL FOR CGENERAL house work. Apply to Mrs. Hender- son, 49 Clergy street AN y ISTANT HOUSEKEEPER im ately. Apply; ms; WS, Gordoh; "457 Princess' St. A MIDDLF-AGED WOMAN FOR GEN- eral house work; family of two. Ap- ply at 148 Johnston street. eee epee eee. $13,000 ON $30,000 SECURITY, REAL Estate, 5 or 10 years. Apply to J, A. Gardiner, 151 Wellington St. eb me. in A GOOD SECOND-HAND TOP BUGGY; must be in good repair and chedp H. €. Rothwell, Collins Bay, Ont A GIRL TO ASSIST WITH GENERAL housework. A good home for s eady, reliable girl, Apply 45 William St. AN. EXPERIENCED' LADY BOOK - keeper for wholesale house. Give re- ferences and state salary. Box X.Y. 2." Whig Office tee ------------------ EMPLOYMENT BY A YOUNG MAN, aged twenty-two years. Is willing to accept amy kind of work. Address, Caplin, 279 Bagot street. GENTLEMEN, TO GE1 THEIR pring Suits made up at Galloway's, 181 Brock street, next to Bibby's livery ; style, fit and price guaranteed to please ; pressing and repairing dono promptly. . -------------------- MEN AND BOYS, TO LEARN PLUMB- ing trade. Wg cannot supply demand for graduates, $4.50 to $5 per day Cut Glass A Most Attractive Showing The result of the RIGHT KIND of goods properly displayed. For brillis ancy and "purity of :color our CUT GLASS is unsurpassed. We sell only THIS KIND and respectfully ask that You see our excellent values, when shopping. SMITH BROS, Jewelers Opticians 880 King Street. J. 5. Smith, Issuer of Marriage Licenses ST. JAMES' CHURCH SECOND ANNUAL EXCURSION TO OTTAWA, VIA C.T.R. Fare, $1.75. WEDNESDAY, June 21st (For particulars see Posters). Auction Sale. Lot 12 on of Cataraqui street, west of and near Orchard street frontage 61 feet, depth 132 feet, with the two attached frame dwellings thereon now occupied hy Mr Gordon and Mr Aylesworth. at $6 per month each, will be sold by John H. Mills at his auction north side Fight weeks completes course. Earn | rooms, Brock street, on while learning. Address, for Cata- logue, Coyne Bros., Co., Plumbing | Saturdsy. the 24th Day of June, Instant Schools, ncinmati, O., St. gouis, At 12 noon, 'subject to one reserve bid Mo. Employment Ruarant or Fot further information apply to money refu . JOHN MUDIE, Vendor's Solicitor 89 Clarence street TO-LET. Dated June 20th, 1905. a FINE OFFICE AT 846 KING STREET, front room, newly furnished. Apply to J. P. Forrest, 848 King Street. DWELLINGS FURNISHED AND UN- furnished, stores, offices, etc., at Mc- Cann' Real Estate Agency, 51 Brock. Steet. THAT IRAB PROPERTY AT the SHIR or an a and Ontario 8 la occupied by Mr. Hen ry with . Samy a ar te and outbuildings. Offers ML be re. Welkem & Walkem, solicitors. King. 8 ia FOR SALE. "nod condition. Apply at 248 Divis- ion Street. FIRST-CLASS GENERAL PURPOSE Horse, & years oll, Al for road or farm; 'great puller; lowest price $150, Also a good rbadster, 13 vears old; fine appearance and good driver: £83, Rold only for want of stable room: Apply to G. M. Sears, 'Heathfield farm, Princess street. ---- FOUND. A YOUNG FOX. OWNER CAN HAVE Same by calling at Ringwood Lodge, King street west. Glendower Gleanings. Gléndower, Jue 17.--Meadows and grain are looking well and prospects righ for a good 'rop. I. Babcock intends building a house on' the farm he"Bought frome T, Jf, Kelly. George Timmerman had the misdortune to cut two of his fingers very badly. C.' Lee- an sold a fine horse to G. Kenvon last week. James Wilson has purchas- umber waggon. Mes. A. Sui at 8B. Lesman's: Mrs. Georgie Al- at A, Jeeman's, Melood's Extract Sarsaparill Compound, purifies the Wood bons 4p the removes that pigl o- PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World. Swedish eonservative papers are urging war against Norway. London liberals will celebrate the Hyman victory hy a monster picnic in Queen's park, An excess of rain has completely destroyed the corn crop in East and West Sandwich townships. There are indications that the Chi- ago teamsters' strike will come to an end beforé the close of this week. German artillery manufacturers are overcrowded with orders for the de- hvery of guns and other munitions of war, The Corinthian (association) foot- ball team will sail August 3nd, on a short tour of the United States and Canada. The Duke of Argyle addressed the members of the Canadian Manufactur- ers' Association party on the fiscal question, The Fredonia National bank, Fre donia, N.Y., is insolvent and has been closed by order of the comptroller of thé currency. : The delegation "from the zemstvos have had a personal audi ence with the czar who' promised that a popular assembly will be convened Russian Clothing Made-To-Order. Prevost, Prock street, is showinz the finest astortinent of the latest pattern in his order departinent. These goods are his own importation, and or style and pattérn have no equal It will pay volt to see his goods at prices to defy eampetition. ------------ Do you need glasses? Visit Dr Chown's drug store and fnd out. Ex- ole. NE tsi "The. % amination free, : \ Germany And France To ' Negotiate. MOROCCO MATTER FRANCE IS BOUND TO AVO WAR. Germany's Consent to Negotiate Shows Willingness to Abate Her Provoking Attitude -- Hopes England Will Not Op- pose the Terms of Settlement. Special to the Whig. Paris, June 20.--Germeny has coh: sented to otiate the Moroeeo ques tion with France. The French govern- ment has indica its willingness to meet the German) demands ina most conciliatory spirif. An international conference may 'or \may not follow, but Question of the destiny of Morocco, as the sultant has expected it to do. France agrees that the status quo shall be maintained, and that the sul- tan's sovereignty shall be unimpaired; in a word, she is determined at all costs to avoid a war. Germany's con- sent to negotiate directly with France, may be interpreted as a willingness to abate her provocative attitude and, at least, to postpone a war crisis, The French government hopes that Faogland will not oppose a settlement upon anv terms possible, The French reply to the other Ger man demands is not known vet, but' there is the highest authority for be leving that Premier Rouvier will meet the German emperor's wishes in a con ciliatory spirit, if possible. Understanding Reached. ; Berlin, June 20. The press is mark- edly "calmer on the Moroccan ques- tion. Satisfaction is expressed at the possibility lof Great Britain sharing in a conference. The heli is now enter tained that a complete understanding will be reached, MARRYING RECORD. Kentucky Woman Weds Husband. 3 "Lovieville, Ky., June 20. Watilda Jane Avers is thirty-three vears old and has been a bride nine times. She has never heen divoreed. Her last mar riage--to Mason Ayers--has just taken place. Successively Mattie Harkins married Filet, Stephen Boards, Wyekton, - Nathan Lowman, Lowman, Mamel Hudson, Dumenil and Mason Ayres. Her first she married when she was fifteen. He was killed by accident while hunting, within six months, Her second, a rich old man, was shot dead by an ambushed assassin. She mourn ed Ellet six months and Boards ten months. Wyckton was shot by reve nue officers within cight months after she married him. She was.a widow two years. Nathan Lowman died of consumption after two vears. Andrew got her within nine months, lived four years and was killed by accident, El- even months later she married Hud son, who was shot dead in a row "a vear later, and within a year she mar ried her eighth. Dvmenil," who dropped Ninth Morgan Edward Andrew Pony dead within 'three months. Fight graves in a row in Lone Star Primi tive Bantist = cemetery, with tomb- stones just alike, mark the 'resting places of the eight men Mattie Hark. ins has loved and lost.' She has one child. STREET RAILWAY SOLD. Degrees Ccnferred by Laval Uni- ' versity. Special to the Whig y x a Quebee, June 20.--The Levig Electric railway was sold, by sherifi's sale, in the Quebec court house, yesterday, and was purchased by John Foreman, of Montreal, for £50,000, The sale was made in the interests of the sharehold- holders. i Last evening Laval University con- ferred the degrees on the students who passed their examinations and were graduated in the different professions, The governor-general, Lady Grey and suite were present. Lord Grey received the degree of doctor in law. Electric Power For Ogdensburg. Brockville, Ont., June 20.-- The Og densburg Power and Light company is negotiating with the Honnawa Fallg Power company, of Honnawa Falls, for transmission of electric energy to Ogdensburg. The negotiations have been going on quietly for several months, and such satisfactory progress has been made that it is said, on good authority, that the contraéts have been actually signed. This will be one of the biggest things that has struck Ogdensburg in years: Baseball On Monday. National league ®At 8t. Louis, 10; Boston, 6. At Chicago, 3: Philadel: phia, 2. At Pittsburg, 7; Brooklyn, 9 New York, 6: Washington, 3: Cleve. Philadelphia, 5; St. Eastern league--At Toronto, 4; Mon treal, 3. At Providence, 5; Newark, 1. At Baltimore, 0; Jersey City, 5. At Rochester, 1. Buffalo, 7. American leagna--At Chicago, 9. At land, 12. At Louis, 4. Have no equal as prompt and posi: Five ouro for sick headache; biliousness constipation, pain in the side, and all liver troubles, Carter's Little Liver Pills. Try them. ~ Trusges--Never chafe or worry. if war office, this &ficinoon, London, June NA despateh from Gen, Li refers to thé Japindese advancing, on June 15th, in the direc tion of King Cheng and Munsam. It is believed . here that this reveals the position... of Gen, Huzwaga's army, which was reported to have dishanded at Gensan in April. King Chen and and Munsan are on the lower Tumen river, west of Vladivostok, in selation 1 to which' place Gen. fiazwaga's where japout sees sto be most important. It if undetstoodl that «. y. Harwaga has ,000 men. "Official telegrams rocvived at the rt the continued development of Rl nese offensive which Gen. Lineviteh is unable to cheek," says the St. Petérs- i burg correspondent of the Times. -- > vt ned » * ASKED TO LEAVE, 3 + J Se + Ww London; June 20.--Am- > # erican anil European firms rs 4 still in Port Arthur have i 4 been notifiéh by the Japa- # nese '&uthotities to depart EN and remove their merchan- 4 ee 3 + EE Er "Grave doubts ate aroused among the partizans of peate by the evident de termination of the Japanese to force a general engagement. They profess to see therein an intention wpon the part of Japan pot to conclude pence util the Russians ave driven west of ke Baikal." -- Conference In August' Washington, June 2. Koger Taka. iri, the Japanese minister, vesterday informed the president that the Jun anese plenipotentiaries would- be able to reach Washington carly in August, if it were deemed desirable for them to be here hy that time. The informa- tion was communicated to the Rus sian ambassador, who at once cabled his government, fo find out when the Russian mission would arrive. When this is known it. will be possible to decide upon a date for a conference, The general belief is that the confer. ence will convene about the middle of August. Japan will not ask for an ar- mistice, insisting that the initiative must come from Russia. £ © majority of the Swedish i» 4+ riksdag are said to - be @» 4 ready to accept as king of w 4 Norway, Prince Carl, Kin + % Oscar's third son, provid. § 4 ing the Norwegian govern- iy 4+ ment shall demolish the & + fortifications on the fron- + 4 tier ard enter into an ar- 4 + bitration treaty with Swe- " 4 den. " + + FEEL I LIL TEI ISI Soo bee CHINA-UNITED STATES, Anti-American Propaganda in Tientsin and Pekin. Tien Tsin, June D.--- Two important meetings were held in the native city in connection with the anti American propaganda. The meetings wére at tended by six hundred students, "rv presenting twenty 8% polleges. n resolutions were passed, of which the most important were the following To boycott American goods; to stimulate Chinese manufactures, to ¢irculate 'anti-American literature and 10 record results. Other bodies repre senting two hundred members from the commercial guilds of seventeen proving es have signed an agreement under a mutaal bond to forfeit fifty thousand taels, if any member is reported pur chasing American goods, The Pekin guilds are cir ulating ten thousand copies of the agreement. RECEIVED BY KING. Cordially Welcomed and Person- ally introduced. Windsor, Fr June 20. King 1d ward aml Qu Alexandra gave the eartiest welcome yesterday at Wind- sor Cast 103. Canadian women and the 17% members of the Canadian Manufactur \ssocidtion. The party Were met ot the railroad station hy seventy carrie and were shown leum and « wer then rece of the cast! king saying "Welcom: « provided by the king the Victoria mauso- sights. The visitors J on the east terrace their majestios, the that all could hear : England. Welcome to Windsor, 1 hope you will all enjoy your visit t old sountry." The visitor wen sang the National Anthew. STRANGE STORY. Man Drugged, Wed, Robbed, Im- prisoned, 'Divorced. Denver, June M--James W. Put- nam, Doston, charges in open. court, that Anne Marriott and two male ne- complices got Lim drunk, masried him to Miss Marriott, compelled him to sign a chezque for $5,000 and then dumped him into an insane asylum, where he languished for three years be- fore being able to effect his escape. While he was in the madhouse the woman secured a divorees, Putnam is seeking to secure her arrest, but she has disappear Woman Ate Matches And Died. Winnipeg, June 20.-Mes., Rodhouse, who lived seven miles north of Gilbert Plain, poisoned = herself = by. eating matches. She was of wasound mind. A truss fitted fitted by Dr. Chown. . gives 'satisfaction. eden IS FAR REACHING QA 'Question Now Whether Decision Does Not Declare the Whole Statute Ultra Vires--Who Will Be Governors of the New Prov- inces. Ottawa, June 20.--The decision of Justice Anglin in regard to the de portation of aliens is that, the Cana: dian parliament has no power Xo de- port aliens to foreign territory, It is understood that the department of justice does not feel bound to accept the decision of Judge Anglin. If there is no appeal, as the judge then the dominion government will find a way of getting a final judgment in the fase. It is a question whether Justice Anglin's decision does not de- clare the whale statute ultra vires or ly the deportat} clause, If it rely refers to the depottation' clause then the adoption of a fine could be used instead of deportation, The de- cision of Justice Anglin also raises the question as to the deportation of im: migrants which is ping on all the time. Then there £ e deportation of Chinese, and extradition proceed: ings, all of which may bio effected by Justice Anglin's judgment, It is of so far reaching consequences that it can- aot be allowed to rest where it is. There is some talk as to who will be the first governors and. the first premiers of the two mew provinces of Alberta and Saskatchewan, # in said that Lieut. Gov, Forget, of Regina, may he transferred to Edmonton, the provisional capital of Alberta, as lieutenant-governor of - the province. Dr. Douglas, ex-M.P.. East Assiniboig- is spoken of as the lieutenant-govern- or of Saskatchewan. The conservative forces, will ho led by Premier Haultain in either Saskatchewan or Alberta, most probably in Saskatchewan. No one has yot heen mentioned 'for Alber NOW IN VAUDEVILLE. Langtry Will Get $25,000 For a Show, New York, June 2.--Lily Langtry is going into vaudeville, She is going to fake the dip in this country, at a higher salary than has over been paid before to a. vaudeville. peglormer. She i" to. play ten weeks here, beginning in the fall, That she anticipated appearing in vaudeville in England beeame known to vaudeville managers here, and greater financial inducements were of- fered to her to appear in this coun try than were offered in England, She is to get $2600 a week for ten weeks, which will. net her the tidy sum of $25,000. She is to appear twice a day, but it is not yet settled whether sha will give a monologue or a sketoh. If she presents a sketch she will: have to pay the members of her company out of the salary she receives, -------- WILD NEWSPAPER MAN. Mrs, Shot a Man For Going With His Wife. & ocial to the Whig, Victoria, B.C, re 20. Charles H, Gibbane, a well known newspaper man, of Victoria, Sunday night, wounded J, H, MacCready, a promin. ent Vancouverite, with a» shot gun. The affair occurred at Gibbons' resis dence into which the newspaper man had imvitéd MaeCready who had just escorted Mrs. Gibhons home from a gathering of friends. The first shot missed ant, as MacCready, closed with Gibbons, he received a second charge in the right arm. MacCready was re- moved to the hospital. His wound is painful but not serious, Gibbons charges that MacCready alieniated his wife's affections. Up to this after- noon he had not been arrested, em ------------ TO INVESTIGATE, -- The New Chairman Will Have En- quiry. Soecial to the; Whig. New York, June 20. Another investi- gation into the affairs of the Equita- ble Life Assurance company is promis- ed by the new chairman, Paul Morton, -------- To Go Into Court. Social to the Whig. Regina, N.W.T., June 20. Justice New. le, yesterday, handed out a judgment dismissing all the prelimin- ary objections put in hy the conserve- tives in the Alberta and Qu' Appelie election trials, The right of John Her ron {to sit for Alberta and R. 8. Lake to represent (Qu'Appelle, in the Com- mons, will go into court. Relief For Toothache. Wonderful, when you consider what awlil pain that ting nerve causes. Bathe the gums with Nerviline, and plug the cavity with cdtton wool satutated with Nerviline. This brings inctant eure. Nothing so prompt, no- thing so extraordinary gobd for anv kind of wervepain as Polson's Nervi line. Got a . bottle; it will save a doctor's bill some day. Léver's Y-Z (Wise Head) disintoet ant zoap powder is a boon to' by Dr. Chown always fho: It disinfects and cleans at the | ononten. hap Bi. The Hag Department Chary As Tol tog, Drtiln r t ot Hamill 'water rate te i nttiots and brought and actic afl action to h these slaim. They were seesbentel, To Justion Street gave judgment, to-day, ing that 2 council had no discrivrinate t the 'brewers and distillers, that 'they were entitled to the seven and one- half cont rate. ; : hs The Testimonial Issued Will Be Destroyed. - to the i : robto, Fitme "30,-- Fhe action of Hon. Dr. R. A, e, fninister of edu. cation Aghins, 8 8S ino, which tho company circulat- od in tir Se a testimoni- al, He brought a suit i company, but it has been brought to an end by the spmbany to pay all costs of n, destroy the téstimonial and refrain from publish- ing it in future, -------- Canadians Carried Of by Con- sumption. . ' Snecial to the Whig. Toronto, June 20--The af ing number of deaths from tuberculosis in hie ro¥inns is bought out in She red of the mon rt of Provincial Health pt . For May, there were 199 deaths from this cause alone; €5 'more. than from other contigions diseases, The to number of deaths in May was 2148, & perdentage of 18.1 per thousand against 13.7 last year, asemtbb--r bi : GOT THIRTY DAYS. For Bigamy--A Very Light Sen- tence, f fi od th, th ei * 3 ; % \ married Bert ft her, and in rary last wedded orence Robertson, The latter dis covered the existence of the first wife, and laid the chdrge of bigamy, ------------ Given Long Term. Sherbrooke, Que., June 20. Williany Sterling, who pleaded ilty to set ting fire to Sk ooks Jail, to mek- ing counterfeit money, to charges of * shopbreaking and to eg- caping frog lawhil custody, was sen- tenced by Judge Wilvona to eight vears in the Renitentiiry for the first mentioned gffence, Sterling has al- really served Seven years under the nitfersbon. . name of A -- Marking The Mnaginary Line. St. Albans, VE, June 20,--Special Commissioners & C. Rainworth of Ot- tawa, and J. P. Baylor of Washington have establishedk headquarters at Al burg Spri for their task of re-sur- veying ie Boundary line. between Ca- nada ang. the United States in this section, iron monuments which hitherto have marked the boundary are being replaced by granite markers, -------- Inherits A Fortune. ' Winnipeg, June 20.--~An Englishman named G. Lawlor, who has recently heen working for W. R. Brown, on a farm. near Arcola, has received a let- ter stating that his uncle, a wealthy diamond metchant in Australia, is dead, and has left him the whole of his fortune, whick' is estimated to be $250,000, . a: Misdtiderstood Orders. © relal to the Whig. Newi nm, Conn., June 20.---Be- eatke of orders he misunderstood, En- gineer 8, C. Scruitt precipitated gq wreck, this morning, in this city, in which three of the criws werd instant. ly killed, and himself and a freight engineer badly injured. ---------- Perth Sugar Factory By-law. Perth, June 20. The by-law to grant £265,000 to H. K. Wampole & Co., of Philadelphia, to erect a large factory for the manufacture of milk sugar was carried here Monday, by 57¢, for and only five against. a ------------ Fifty Ycars Of Wedded Life. Peterboro, Ont., June 20--Me, and Mrs. Mark Curtis, who have been ro- sidents of Petethoro for many years, i y of celebrated the fiftieth a their wedding last gh ------------------------ Strawberries ! Strawberties ! Every motniig now we will have 3 . Canudian beri i early to be sure of your and g the pick of the pile gt arhuvae pe A Delightful Outing. Jones. Falls and return, Saturday, June 2th, Rideau Queen Meaves Swift's wharf at 7 a.m. Tickets -- R. B. , merchant, Renfrew, has left opal, mer to visit his son. time ago, Mr. Camphell bought land in this district which Has turd out to be upon the survey of the G Trunk Pacific, and while went, he with others, will create and establish the town of Fredérioton, On Friday last the residence of Wil- iam H. Hart, Roblin's Mills, was Fved by fe. : @ Spectacle comfort, ting your 'gl "at Chown's di i sie time , made a report et. Eclat ag ane of the Siouin preparations, called [E000 material |, The Leallag Underiaker Eighth Grand © THE KI 1 Z%nada's Crack entals. . And the Kilties Great upe of ives in large and We have Staffed Olives ted Ofives, and French Olives fornia Olives, and i Olives :-- Olives at ........ 106, Olives af Sraivaged High Grade Bond Issues h JOHN MACKAY For the Hot Wes. 3, Rtrestaps oud | ew 180 4 Vera Gas Range, ve, Chairs, Sumitner Kitchen Stoves. TURK'S SECOND-RAND ST¢ 398 Princess Street, Impure Milk Seller Tailed, New York, Ohilip the owner Td ; toa stores in the lower ; city, was sent to jail' fore for having onsale mi