or $1.50 r 3 Safety y Razor sold for th oo and Fuaranto. . 's Hardware - + le Are S y duce it as much as them at ONE-THI New Black Cloth Coats 'Serges, etc New Silk Shirt Waist styles in plain che fects, Regular $7.50 for $5.00 Regular 12.50 for 8.34 Regular 18 00 for 12,00 ar 5 5 3 il Regular Prices Owing to the coolness of the weather we find our stock ot Spring Garments altogether too large. sacrificed all profits and have are all new garments, made most approved fashion and will amply pay you to investigate. B. hit ¢ Serge and Cheviot Ccats ew Fawn Covert Coats New Tweed and Broadcloth Coats Cream Suits, in Serge, Lustre, etc New Eton Suits, in Grey Tweeds, Broadcloths, etc. Coats, in long and short sleeves. New Shirt Waist Suits, in Lustres, % | A Pleasure to Have You Examine These wef behing a Syrian Peddler--The Tough 'Was Run Down and Heavily Sentenced. The people of the district arovnd Harendon Station can heave a sigh 'of relief that one of the terrors of the [back country is to he safely lod, prison bars; in the judge's at the court house, Tuesday haan Pit estimates on United Statds opal ey y u rum fre A to RRR. 000 00. he latter oud make a new record. North-West Travelers' Association "will ervey an $80,000 bulldine "th and natyne icy ne steoelay . The toreys, brick, with hall and. o he a ult a Dominion the shareholders will show that the company has had a most prosper: ous year. Second Notice. You evidently overlooked my last invitation "to call and settle that small balance as the amomt is too small to hand to a collector. As business has changed, please give this your attention: Ww J. Crothers. It is in the interest of the mechanic, y the laboring man and every "house holder that the business of the light plant should be extended. Dollar gas is cheaper than wood or eval for cook: ing; it is handier, cleaner, mqgre cop vient and less laborious; it i y 'or than coal oil for lighting aud more satisfactory in every way. : ' Superintendent Phillips of the city parks, commenced laying out the flow- er beds, this moming. ang planting the flowers. He save that rain is bat: Iv needed. and is almost tempted fo operations till it arrives. sh on Saturday," McConkey's hich class candy. The choice of rov- eltv and the ladies of Kingston. Sqld only at Gibson's Red Cross Drug Btofe. Not in bulk, in scaled puck- ages /only. : James Playfair has bought the three houses lately built by Christopher , on Clergy street west, for In order to re- possible we have marked These in the RD OFF. |All At | 15 Off Panamas, Suits, many handsome § cked striped and shot BE Regular $10 for §6 67 sd Regular 15.00 for 10.00 ff 3 Regular 22 50 for 15.00 Wrens |} the prisoner. a purchase from 3 Judge Price sentenced ly" Badore to fourteen vears in mitentiary with hard labor for rob- and assault on Abraham Abdu, J. L. Whiting was prosecuting at- torney and 1. J. Rigney appeared for 3 The prisoner pleaded "not guilty." According to 'the story of the com- inant, who is an Assyrian peddler, through the interpreter, Frank Abdu, he had selling a few things at White's house, near Clarendon Sta- tion, early in' the month of April. Af- ter he had gone down the road he was fired upon, four times, by the isoner and was frightened into giv- g Badore his money, some $25. He identified the prisoner and the rifle on exhibition as the one which Badore carried. The next witness, Duard White, Clarendon Station, tokl of the peddler. being at his brother's home one day the fore part of April. Witness mate the peddler. In the house at the time were Badore, Mrs. Badore, Mrs. A. White and witness. The peddler went out the front door and Badore slipped out the back, tak- ing a smal rifle which he had brought in with "him. Witness shortly after followed Badore as he had said he was going to scare the peddler, © He followed the footprints in the snow and saw where the two had evidently stopped, and the marks of the butt of the gun. Arthur White, brother . of the pre vious witness, was af work on a building about shalf a mile below his house when he heard four shots. Later Badore passed the house and thé pris- oner had the rifle and a doublebarrel- ed shot gun in his hands. Badore told witness he had chased the ped dler. The morning after, witness saw prisoner and he sak next time he would rob - the peddler. When Badore was tokl he would be arrested, he boasted he never would be as long. as the gun had a tri y Mes. Lena Whiter? wife of the pre- vious witness, corroborated the evi- dence of her brother-in-law. Mrs. Badore was the only witness on her husband's behalf and her evidence was contradictory to the evidence for the crown. Asked by Mr, Whiting as to her previous relations with a man named Macdonald, before her marriage to Badore she said 'I never lived with him." Mrs. Badore appeared with the baby about which she complained to the po- lice some ten days ago. She claims the child, in arms, was left her by an- other woman, with whom she became uainted on a trip to the city. r. Whiting in addressing the judge i out the information had not Qa es correctly laid out against the prisoner. Under the circumstances, in that a gun figured. he could have been given life imprisonment with flogging. As the information read the maxium penalty was fourteen years, be asked for that. Badore stood up to hear the sent- ence. He is of a heavy type, probably a halfbreed, his slanting brow pro- bably bespeaking the Indian in: him. He is a man whom one would want to "steer elear" of when angered; he has a menacing, threatening counten- ance and animal strength in his heavy thick-set frame. He is not likely over twenty-four years old. He is given a bad name throughout the-back coun- try as a lazy, dangerous mortal. He has served a previous sentence of one year. in Central Prison. In imposing the sentence of fourteen years the judge said, he could not help finding the prisoner guilty and felt he should. give maximum sentence as a protection to the public. Badore was granted a final word, and declared he was innocent, that the witnesses were all enemies of hie and had sworn falsely. As he left the chamber, he turned and kissed his wifo. -------------- A LIGHT NEEDED. Suspicious Character Loiters on King Street, Monday evening, while two young ladies, living in the west end, were returning home from a church soeial at 10:30 o'clock, they were followed and attacked by a man on the corner of King and Albert streets. He caught hold of one of the ladies, but on the two ladies setting up a terrific scream the tan took to his heels. The young ladies ran all the way home, scream. ing, and rushed into their homes com- pletely unnerved and exhausted. I hey are still suffering from the shock. © The fellow is of short build, dark and shabbily dressed. There is never a policeman seen out at this end of the city, and at this particular place, ¢orner of King and Albert streets; it is very dark. An electric light is badly needed, . and 'the people in "the west md would greatly appreciate one being placed there at once. So writes a' citizen. " ---------------------- : Dr. Pond's eye water cures smarti eyes at once, 25¢c, at Best's. It is thought abowt nine of the grain in the avai at Fort ng damaged Ivip William will oo sav- ty per cent. |. } on Their Rounds. ape fruit from California oy W ms to-morrow 3 Cunningham, tuner - from Chickering's, at EE Aly's book store, . There was g slight frost last night, Top coats are ¢ table in the even- er to 2c. a lb, and eges bo, dropped on the market this morning. Police court was empty of business this morning, for the first-time in) some Col. iar inspected the cadets as to their ability in horsemanship this afternoon, Magic Dandruff cure cures dandruff dud promotes the growth of the hair 2c. at Best's. "Tennessee le top bedroom set at Mrs. BR. 7, Walkem's to-morrow, by John H. Mills. A meeting of the civic licht com- mitiee has heen called for this after- noon at four o'clock. Local . expect to enter their horses in the races to be pulled off at Eganville, 5th, 6th and 7th June. The Shortall farm in Pittsburgh township, put up at auction by Mur- ray, was not sold; no bids 'being of- fered. The farm is still for sale if a monied man happens around. A comolexion fair men like to see, So girls take this advice, Don't hesitate to think it oer, Drink Rocky Mountain Tea. The police foree is determined that ferocious animals must not be at large throu~hout the city. Police Con- stable Arniel nabbed & voung pup this morning, the breed of whieh was hard to describe. If there ever was a specific for any one complaint, then Carter's Little Liver Pills are a specific for sick head- ache, and every woman should know this. Only one pill a dose. Try them. It is held to: be illegal for a license holder to allow » woman behind his bar, even if she is his wife. Inspector Birrell of Hamilton "investigated and asked the department for a ruling, and the illegality was endorsed. 125 Blaud's Iron Tonic Pills for 25¢. at Best's, : About * twenty-five Americans came up from Clayton and spent the day in the city. The party consisted of New Yorkers and was made up of men en- tirely. They were quite conspicudus by the light, brown, soft felt hats worn. "Purity" is a very popular mixture of McConkey's "high class chocolates, 60c. a pound' box. Only at Gib son's Red Cross Drug Store. Granite Lodge of Oddfellows will bold its first mecting in its new home, to-morrow night. The uarters are in the ole Masonic ball on King street, facing the Market Square, and: have been handsomely fitted up and decor- ated for the new occupants, As the output of the light plant in- creases the cost of gas and electricity decreases. By providing increaskd fac ilities for the 'manufacture and distri- bution of the 'output, you make it possible to supply dollar gas, ten cent electric light and six cent power at a profit. < The street car service has been ro versed so that the open sides of the cars will he together at the junc- tion. The belt line = cars will run up Princess street' and the Portsmouth car on the in trip will go up Alfred street and down" Princess street and around the city. This will bring Ports- mouth quicker to the centre of the city than under the old system. ------------ AN OCEAN TRAGEDY. -- : Ship With Crew Bmbedded in Ice Berg. London, May 29.--The startling news which Lloyd's received from Vladivostok, announcing that the Ger- man steamer Soerabaya, given up as lost and removed 'from the list of "Overdues" given out by Lloyd's, had been discovered frozen in' the pack ice at Nikolaiefsk, near the Amur river, has caused considerable interest in shipping circles. Acvording to the meagre cable the corpses of the crew were found completely frozen on board of the steamer, ; The Soerabaya, which was formerly a well-known Dutch East India steam. er, took a cargo of coal out to Japan during the Russo-Japanese war, but afterwards entered the service of the Russian government. The vessel took a cargo of arms and ammunition ip- tended for the defence of Vladivostok, but was unable to enter that post owing to the Japanese blockade. and took refuge in the Amur river. There, last October, she received orders not to proceed to Vladivostok until after the ratification of the peace treaty, and accordingly waited her time. Shortly afterwards the vessel disap- peared, and nothing is known of hr subsequent movements. I The steamer Erna was dispatched, in November last, from Vladivostok, in search of the missing ship, but re- turned, having found no trace of eith- er the steamer or its crew. Th Soerabaya, which was of 2,441 toy gross, carried a crew of some thirty hands. It is presumed'that part of the cargo, which was valued at som £250,000, can be saved. An expedition will be sent out to recover as much as possible of the cargo and the frozen bodies of the sailors. 'Cataraqui School Wins. ataraqui school has won the ba ner. At the meeting. Monday of the principals of the public schools, Cata- rani school was awarded the banner Ayer's Cherry Pectoral in hard colds, weak lungs. Then profit by it. If he has anything better, use that. If he 'Says 'Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is all there is, always, for the beptis none » for 60 years! for having the lareest attendance at a ---------------- at the Empire dav exercises. The turn-out FR Cg Was ninety-four per cent. of the school ard Colds | EXT J a . " Your taxes will not be increased on Ask your doctor his experience with §] cent on account of the debentures far the extension of the light plant if the by-law is carried. An annual payment of $1,916 will pay off the whole issde in thirty years. Ross and Holgate, the Montrehl experts, estimate the annual saving in the expense of running, if the proposed changes are nade, at $5,450 without counting anything for increased | bukiness. Wx 8 35¢. black. Ceylon tea and. cup saucer for 81," th : |oniy, Shes il three day gi F¥ilalitgs 5 lowes cough, bronchitis or TERRIBLE VOYAGE OF 2,000 MILES BY CONVICTS, Six Discovered on Island of New Britain in Deplorable Condi- tion--Escaped From Noumea Twelve Months Ago. . Sydoey, May ' 29.--A sensational story of the sea is related by the offi- cers of the German steamer Willehad, which has arrived at Sydney from the islands of the Bismarck Archipelago. A few weeks ago six French eon: victs from New Caledonia were dis- covered on a remote portion of the Island of New Britain in a deplorable condition, and on being questioned it was ascertained that they, with ten others, had escaped from Noumea nearly twelve months ago. They constructed several rude rafts from staves of beer barrels, and rig- ged their frail craft with sails of the most primitive description. One of the rafts, occupied by six men, affer. many. months, safely reached an uninhabited portion of New Britain, after a terrible voya of nearly 2,000 miles. For four months the men were tramping in search of civilization, and eventually they were found and brought to Herbertshohe. PITH OF THE NEWS. The Very Latest Culled From All Over The World, Several sheep herders were drowned by a cloudburst near Golconda, Ne- vada. Capt. Scott Harden, special repre sentative of the Church Army, is here to look after immigrants sent out. Deacon Daniel Bryant, overseer Zion' in South Africa, Dowie and has porters. The 'government has decided to in- vestigate the charges made that li- cense officials at Fort Frances accept- ed bribes. The result of the elections to the Relgian Chamber of Deputies, reduces the government majority Tom twenty to twelve. N At Warsaw, Poland, terrorists, . this morning, fatally shot Police Captain Kowleski and a constable who was ac- companyving him, A cheque for $10,000 was received by the Ontario government, to-day, from the city of Toronto, 'as the first in- stalment of the license fees. Sir Wiliam Pearce Howland, C.B., K.CM.G., the first Canadian licuten- ant-governor of Ontario, celebrated his winety-sixth birthday to-day. In the ney Lord's day act the pub- lication of Sunday newspapers in Can- ada and the importation of Sunday papers from the United States will be prohibited. It is rumdred at Grandview, Man., that T. A. Burrows, M.P., for Dauph- in, will resign his seat in the Domin- ion commons "before: long. His busi- mess requires his attention. Prosecutions have heen entered against four prominent Toronto book- ers operating on the Woodbine track and eighteen of their employees, on the charge of keeping a betting place. There were 130 in the legislative ex- eursion. which left Toronto, Monday night, on a tour of inspection of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario railwvaya The party will go as far as the "Fnd of Steel." Me. Fitzpatrick, in: parliament, an- nounced Some amendments to the Bell Telephone bill, which will compel the company to secure an agreement with the municipalities in future before en- tering upon the streets. Josephine Terranova, New York, the girl wife, who slew her uncle and aunt, Gaetana and Concetta Reggio, wag declared sane by the commission in lunacy. The trial is, therefore, re- sumed. The judge is now confident of acquittal by the jury. Official advices state that the Guate- malhn revolutionikts who attacked Cocos have been driven back across the Mexican horder, but small parties of revolutionists are appearing at vari- ous other points along the Mexican houndary and threatening the Guate- malan government. Lieut.-Col. Frederick White, con- troller of the mounted police, is hav- ing a chemical analysis made of Flovida water similar to that which iz alleged to have caused the death of five Indians at Duck Lake. The mix- ture is alleged * to comsist almost cn- tirely of wood alcohol. ------ CORNELIUS WOODS for has deserted joined Voliva's sup- Victim of Trdgedy, is Resting Quietly. : From information * secured at the hospital, to-day, it was learned that Cornelius Wood, one of the victims of the recent outrage at Railton, was resting quietly. The wound in the arm had been dressed, and the opinion formed by the surgeons was that the large bullet-like opening marked the point of {entrance of the discharge of shot, while the numerous other open ings weve the result of the exit of the shot after it had been diverted from its true course by the bone. The pa- tient is by no 'means out of danger, however, for the right lung has be come involved, and complications may result, ) Wood himself says he was wounded by a charge of duck shot, which state: ment would seem to endorse the opiny ion of the surgeons, The Gr. Trunk Pacific meeting has been urned to June 7th, Delaware strawberries are now ar: riving daily at Carnovskis, Rear Admiral Von Maller, who companied - Prince Henry to in 1902, will be appointed chil kaiser's marine cabinet. acs America if of the _ How Pneumonia Starts." You catch a little eld to-day, by to-morrow it has reached the throat, next day the longs are affected and you. wish you had used "Catarrho- zone," which kills colds in five min- utes. In the first Jee Catarrhpzone soothes the irritated™ membranes ani relieves congestion, then it cuts out the aml destroys the germs. It enables the blood to retain a nd" affection' it's guaranteed to posi- tng tively cure. Decline any substitute for *'Catarrhozone." ; 'BARREL RAFT] wash materials this season, in any time to examine them. the observer with the very spirit of mer sunshine and gladness, In some materials we have a few colors at few prices. To give a on is impossible--you really need few, and heartily invi Crum's Famous Prints--One Price Here Now--Yd, 124c. | The celebrated ""Crum's"' lish Prints have long been the standard of excellence in regard to both - washing and wearing, quali- | ties, So it is with pleasant anticipa- tion we announce the arrival of our second spring shipment--the last { until August--and the opening dis- play of the same, in all its breezy freshness, for to-morrow, the 30th, { If you'v: Eng- | JOHN LAID Black for the Summer The necessity for mourning wear need by no means cause an uncom fortable summer. We'll have the following two splendid materials which make up so beautifully, and, ever in black, are so cool and com fortable as to be attractive even to those who do not necessarily have to wear black, For to-morrow, 'these »-- Black India Linons, of fine pure "qualities which have become so popular for waists especially, per vard, 20. 23, 25 and 30c. And Black Organdies, of very fine even qualities, per yard, 25 and 30c. It's a question if you can get an adequate of the loveliness woven into iciently extended list ] to see them to appreciate the wealth of pretty colors they so charmingly - blend--so we ll etmphas; te you to come to-morrow - English Galateas, Chambrys, Gine. hams "English Ton} other way than by coming here and taking There's a perfect revelry of delicate colors in them now, which will infect -Sum- Il co- lors at all prices ; in others, several co- lors at several prices : and fn others, a English --~-- = stripes and blue, 20 and 25¢, English Chamiy shirt-wy 1st chee per yard, I little dresses blues, cardinal 5, anc English nnks (no 200, Ginghay standard 20¢ te, Iiord Shirt though), Galateas quali Wo wv } ahort tl e over used "Crum's" 15 and vou'll likely be one of the first to No othe get here and see the latest effects; the place while if you've never used them children's littl. well, we issue this_as a pressing in- blouses, « vitation to come and get acquaint. Aenuine ed with the genuinely best Prints English ( in the world. You'll come to-mor- new ch row, won't you ? Elaes By the way, we've only one price 15, I8 for them now--thongh they're Also th worth 15 to 18¢c.--to-morrow 'only" ings, in i 12}c. colors, per \ ar LAW & SON -- White Swiss Spot abl den HOY We've been ur unprecedented Lovely fabrics for but now wel], large as here foy 1 be sold, we more extont wishes For to-morrow, we 10 « riment en splendid qualitic genuine clear wash and wr priced per yard Ie, and 39¢ Swiss of © splondig ze just thes %, in fancy f prety He, 12} and 15 Musins For F We have R everything successful 8 son of the Come in an are the quality high grade, Wo have other sport 1 ABE CANA te prices will have ser ach with the spots whi | Fireworks! Big lc. assortment at Rees'. Big Sc. assortment at Rees'. pe Crackers from lc. to 75c. package. Roman €andles from le. to 25c. each Rockets from le. to 50c. each. Torpedoes, Canes, Caps, Mines, etc. A. J. Rees, 166 Princess AGFARVGIG 3 FOV w bal w Not touche human har Pronkfast MADE IN CANADA of flaest Ontario Wheat S000HDIS IOPRNP PORRTOBE QOOOOF HED@DDIE VIPS Nothing So Clean, Pure and Nourishing As' SHREDDED WHEAT Send for the "Vital Question Cook Book," po: x CANADIAN SHREDDED WHEAT CO. Limited, Niagara Fails, Toronto Office, 32 Church St. CLONE © POLORBE OOH + HOHE FEIN with a Firewor ks! db chemic ' e whe! bakirg licions for cream Ont. Ve tha n pipiens, yours an absol in case of nee rizht, we write vor, and you w best busing Life hold Ir and & 1.0, HU 18 Mark POLO | Son that no Come ® st.3 | @ Gun Metal Oxfords The Latest For Gentlemen We have just received a ship- ment of these popular Summer Shoes in wide, medium and natrow toes, to sell at $3.80. Gun Metal is a light soft" Call Skin Leather, finished dull, but will take a nice shine if you desire it. ¢ We sell GUN METAL POLISH for those that waat clean shoes without the polish. The Lockett Shoe Store PS--A tiew lot of "up-to-date Bags received Saturday. AND AT FA Saturda At 3 p.m. GROCERY / NESS GOLDEN LI flon, Ontario, | V. RB. McRae 1 the finest busing Aprly to Sunni Solicitors, ---------- Everyhedy | : Real Estate | It is to y , Sire to sell It listed thes SWIFT'S ® CIA NT DIRECT I will pay Furniture, Garr To heir nines Turk's Seq 398 pr