| Violin Instruction 1% Sydeobam serest Pieces are sold singly if desiced, #0 that & set may be added 15, year by your, : Drop us a fostel card and wh will send sou free of charge our lavpe iline rae und WINDSOR TABLE is a perfect cryftal ! HE 0 That is why it WANTED All the Furniture and Stoves. Highest prices realized by JOHN H. MILLS, The Leading Auctioneer (enadian (Chinese Restaurant 331 King Street 'Open from 10.30 a.m. to 3.00 am The best place to get an all > round Lunch in the city. Meals of. all kinds otf shortest notice. Eulish and Chinese divhed a specially. 'Phone; 655. THE FRONTENAC LEAN & INVESTMENT SOCIETY. President--Sir Richard Cartwright ---- Money loaned on thy and Fafm Pro- ---- ictal » hap nty Devens a. a V8 received and interest allowed. 8. 0. McGill, Director, Office, 87 Clarence street, Kingston. NewYork Chinese Restaurant 83 Princess Street Open from 10.50 a.m. to 2.00 a.m Fhe best place to wet an ail round Lunch in the city. Meals of alt kinds ou shortest notice. English and Chimsio dishes a specialty. Opera House Orchestra No wedding complete without suitable music. Special rates for No Out' parties and afternoon teas. © BH. MERRY, Leader Ye Old English Floor Wax © wl nin « Strachan's Hardware .. i» cine import compared with were adding about on immoral | the grafting of members in parliament, v; and especially his re: flections on the temperance snd church going people, was not appreciated. The reference to the Almighty and His Judgment savoured of profanity, The justices of the peace or magis- trates appointed by the Whitney gov- emment may think that they should imitate their political talk siomnly or loudly about every Passing event, but vrudence suggested to the man in question that in trying a case under the lignor law it was not bounden on him to scandalize with- out evidence, the people of a town- ship. ¢ Hearst By His Editor. When. there is a general repudiation of William Randolph Hearst, on the part of the press, when he is _ held up as the representative of "'yéllow- ism," which generally means all that is disrey ble in public or journalis- tio life, it is refreshing to read the Panogyri¢ of a friendly pen. Arthur Brisbane is the editor of the | New York Journal, and has been since 1897. He is one of the most brilliant as well as most prolific. of write e and is credited with a daily perform- ance of service which is phenomenal in its character. He is the intellectual force behind the multi-millionaire, He is credited by some with being the originator of all the schemes which keep Hearst before the people. Naturally Me. Brisbane is most laudatory in opinions. He describes Mr. Hearst as a big man, in stature, a% a man of great nervous as well as physical strength, a good listener, a person of few words, He is enterpris- ing, owns nine newspapers, as well as various periodicals, a million acres of land, farms and houses and mines. He is a great employer of labor, and ex- pends snnually in the direction of his varied interests about fifteen millions of dollars, He will have no alliance, it is said, with other employers and has excited the hostility of his contem- poraries by paying for things more liberally than they. Finally he neither smokes nor drinks, has no fondness for the dissi- pations which attend wealth generally, and possesses the qualities that make {for Success. Mr. Brisbane is quite sat- isfied that ho will make his mark in politics as he has 'in journalism. "There is no doubt, that he will be clegted president of the United States bif lives," as "he is the most pop- ular individual in' the nation to-day." His editor concludes by saying, that "many men will be ashamed 'of the slanders invented or circulated con corning Hearst." On reading which one is forced to the conclusion that, he must be shockingly bad or shockingly misrépresented. The editor of the North American Review does not agree with Mr. Bris. bane' and presents this aé a set off to the panegyrie on Hearst : "As a journalist, tho terprising, and resourceful, he is a burning disgrace to the eraft; as a politician, though shrewd and at times even sagacious, he is no more scrupul- {ous than the basest of _ those whom ihe has stigmatized as criminals; as a | partisan, though keen, en- Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. Fe othe : he is g | lor liberals. traitor; a AR er holder a his da. The Globe sees a close connection tive; as an agitator, his delight con- | between the grafter in parliament and vists in revelling in the incitement of evil passions; as a dual personality, possessed though 3 of many engaging qualities, he is so utterly devoid of character, so unsteady in even his own recklessness, so faithless to his professed ideals, so master and, the boodler in the ward. The graft- ing gentlemen from the straight. Thive is some talk. some of these. days there may be an explosion. Perhaps the A The fact that some members of the tion and influence to further their per | sonal needs is the rankest of all scan- | duals. The story that has been told by | witnesses be'ore the royal commission, | and principally by Mr. Lefurgey, of | what was done through the Union] Trust company, and with the money | of the 1O.F,, is such that the useful. ness of certain persons is gone, Mr. Pope and Mr. McCilliveay are ex-mem- ters of parliament, and it is well. Mr. Foster, Mr, Fowler and Mr. Lefur- gey have eobseured made it neccessary that they should disappear from the house. The misohiof with Canadian politi- cal life is this: That too many enter it who have not the means to meet the'r wants. The indemnity is only meant to cover the sessional expens £8, not to compensate the members for their labours, Those who: cannot af- ford to serve without reward are sub. ie:t to. the temptations before which sowe have fallen flat. Nor can the sitiation be readily changed. In this young country - most men are in the strehuous- services. Those sent to par- lament are charafteristic of the whole --a fow wealthy and independent, but most of them sharing their time be. tween public apd private service.. The fall of any ome 'umder these circum- stances is to be regretted, but graft- ing in parlianient cannot be tolerat- Editorial Notes. The hospital is through the bers of the board. not -- Has Boh Birmingham really resign. el from the Ontario colonization of fice ? That is what some people would like fo know, -- The World is panting for a pew party. Mr. Muclean has suggested it several times. Why does he not pro ceed to organize it? A good deal of the Political news which appears in the Montreal Gazette is gathered from the rine line, which accounts for its doubtful condition. If ear marks are wanted of political profligacy in Loaden they can be found in" the federal records of 1592 and 1896. Where was Jerry Collins then ? -- R. L. Borden, the leader of the op- position, admits that he was invited to join in the Fowler Pope land spe- culations and declined. Lucky wan. Will he ask the grafters to resign ? The colonization office must be an "important one when it | can be cldsed indefinitely while Bob Berminghant goes out as a party or- ganizer, ---- The English labour party's whip is surprised to find labour orvanim- tions in {ntario, the hotbed of im perialism, paying tribute {& American management. \ Is Canada not able to manage 'and support its own labour parties ? provincial Yes, Nr. Spectator, the Whig did object to the apppintment of a tory in preference to a liberal and for a tew offieo created by a liberal govern ment. The militia council at Ottawa is tory, however, and it has no use and the boodline scamp from the back Street row in' the same boat. They certainly do. It is leaking out that the political scheming to gét a nomination for Mr. Knight in North Toronto was not all and interests. Lonly had a wind-full like that for 5 regarded as strong in that oes; but it was when be was in ts and voli- ber plans, | Irs camestuess when he thunders crincing that | *K3inst crookedness in political nlaces. by judicial enquiry and| |, The revenue of the imperial parlia- ment in Waccession duties this year is estimated af 262,000,000: If Mntheson couple of years how happy he would be. Rabbit the peogle ? He thought -- The Toronto News doubts the pre- Before be can sucoeid 'the. News save he will be "compellad to conduct re. vival sérvices over' certain Partizan conservation. members of the legisin ture whose influence just now is fai-ly strong." . -- Mann and Sir Thomas Shaughnessy were the friends of the parlinmentary ~ grafters. One gave them the route of the Canarlian North- ern in secret, and the other «ave them "the best that was going" in unocen pied lands. For these favours what did the parliamentarians promise ? hat can they give in return ? I DID YOU H. Sex "FOR BREAKF AS THIS MORNING. IF NOT, WHY Noy It supplies the protec & BWOUNE of py or With the Jest ty, out the stomach ,,q , . y Makes blood, rg 8 brawn.. Made i, of Canadinn wi, A Breakfust of Shredded Wheat with hot milk or energy for a whole day's work. 1 ry i CAN N SHREDDED WHEAT CO.. Limited, Niagara PF: ADIA] n fice, St alls, Ont, Vv cream sup Church It Your Work Tiras You, or You Feel Faint ee RR 3 between meals, nothing will refresh you so well us 'Blue Rib Tea It is nature's own strength restorer. It gently stimulates the nerves, and sets the blood moving. Black, green, mixed --25c. to $1 a Ib.--All grocers] »> BIBBY'S «= bon | their future and ' Prosperin meaning of the picture that is just strife "among the. mem! | now in the fiercest GOVERNOR R. I. GLENN, Ot Noith Carolina has aroused consid- erable surprise in the South and indig- mation in his own State Hy the strong measures which he has adopted to pre- | vent lynching and other lawless | ractices | in his State. SPIRIT OF THE PRESS. George A Gusher. Exchange. "Dear Lefurgey--We, have succeeded cyond our wildest hopes." -- George W. Fowler, M.P. Henry Is Himself. Montreal Star. Prince Henry is now commander-in chief of the German navy. He's all right as long nd the duties consist mainly of wearing a gorgeous uni form. -- a Too Easily Blinded. Toronto. Globe, " It is at our peril as a nation that we allow our evnicism or our pietism oF our partyism to blind is to the : and whitest light public notoriety. . Effect Not Changed. Stratford Beacon. The bousted intention of the Whit ney. government to "reform" the ho tels has not materializd. The "keep ing of hotel" under Whitney pros ites facilities for getting drunk that are no different from those of the past, Waiting For Proof. Brantiord Expositor. Premier Whitney sags election crocks will be prosecuted by 'his go regardless of party. We hope so, and we will absolutely believe it when we See consarvative "workers" prosecuted by his government on the eve of an important bye-election. overnment Wants A New Party. Toronto World. A national party, conscerated tg public rights and honest politics, is baclly needed: We think it is at hand. Thank God the people _are still sound if the great mass of. the politicians and the press have gone rotten dishonest. or etna. Thirsting For Blood. Rouen, France, Oct. 4.--A" large number of posters were placarded on the walls here during the night, signed by the Aati military summoning the new recruits to desert from the army if they believed they Were "ubable to etdure the insults, punishments, and relaxations of "bar- rack life," and concluding with an in- vitation to the women of Roam to form an "international society of mothers to resist the despots of the government, which is sti] thirsting for human' blood." The police - tore down the proclamations. -- Association, Trusses that Dr. Chown"s. We can confidently say a demand for Swift's Quality the reason. Rev. A. Lee Holmes, Que, has purchased the International water works from Col. Stewart His- kell, the rice paid being in "the vicin- ity of $000. It is rumored Mr. Holmes intends to issue stock and form a stook company, which will be much mare satisfactory to all ¢on- corned. - Your Cold give satidfaction gt mover. suck Seranton coal Stanstead, IF! If you want to see the Finest Line of Men's Overcoats In Kingston, you® will have to come here to do it. Young Men, we want you to see the handsome French Back Overcoats we are selling at $12 50, 14.50, 16 50 and 18 50. Smart dressers, who want 'the "swell thing " will be greatly interested in our Peletot and Paddocks, at $15, 18 and 20 We take pleasure in showing you our lines of New Overcoats, Sir. We repeat our invitation and make it urgent as we can, when we say-- Come, Take a Look! The H. D. Bibby Co. THE OVERCOAT STORE OF THE TOWN 'ADAMANT' Wall Plaster ; Ready for use by adding waters § Puc op In bags, 100 ibs, Ia cach. 4 White Rock Finish of prepare . Put up in bags, 50 ibs. in cach Ing the steel and tem- 4 pering is our ex- f olusive secret *sssesesssese 55-87 Rarrack $3: St: "Phone 109 ¢ L ERR ' rss srssnacssssssenesl Er -------------------------------------- TO THE MAN WHO WRITES y Fountain Pens, ry $1.25 and Upwards. | sen AS, int blete. Every Ten euaranteed. Agents for Waterman's Ideal. {KINNEAR & d'ESTERRE, to P, B. Crews; 100 Princess Street. For Sale by W. A, Mitch. **.l1, Kingston, Ont. 2 LIPE ASSURANCE May be 6btained at a Minimum Cost in the ROYAL INSURANGE GO'Y OF ENGLAND Aor Soon WAGGON Just. what you want, the shortest z [Nsessrereenssrien ed . For Partioulars apply to W. J B. White, Agent, Kingston ee | Mme. Elder's turning and sasigst draught wageon ever ade. Tt ig short turning, large Iront Wheels, easy draught: wheels do not strike body: cannot tip over. and many ther points which. we will be pleased to © show you # you call at 253 Peincess St. Cor. Sydenham Wraps, PB Shirt Waists, ete. Practical instructions hen in pumeee| James Laturney's ERS ft The Carriage Maker * Tailored Evening Oo { i 1 i bY measure, desi; Dressmakers sont Olt by the da ¥. Princess Some bank i) 0 : om ank ; A, spruce voing man' fsn't over b Bost 'of them are easily checked, Yproen, he 3 Et : et, rr SH Cutting igning, trimming, ete. 390 Princess Street, Kingston - a -- .Ovasionally 4 man' time at his eluh place Tike home, Spends a lot of because there's no Balances grow ragiade SYNOPSIS OF CANADIAN Wi - HOMESTEAD REGUL) Any even numbered sectior Son Lands: in Manitoba or West Province, exCepting 8 » be homestes nwerson the head of a faw over 18 years of age, to thy one-quarter section,' of 160 estoad be wa in "pe lice ce of the or Sub-ageut. An applicatiop for entry o wade personally at any Sub way be wired the local A Subagent, at the exnense plicant, and if the land ay yucant on receipt of the tele application is to have priori tand will be held until the Papers complete the ra received by wail. In case of "'personation™ th be summarily cancelled and cant will forieit all priurity An applicant for inspection eligible for homesteud entry one plication for luspeect recsl frow:_ an individual lication hus been disposed X homesteader Whuse entry standing aud not liable to . subject Lo approval of relthpuish it in favour of fat son, daughter, Lrother or eligible, but to no ane else, claration of abanduniuent. Where an entry is summaril of Voluntarily abandoned, sv institution of cancellation the applicant for. inspection tied to prior right of entry Avnlicants for inspection m what particulars the hoes default, and if subsequent ment is found to be incorree fal pariiculury, the apnhican uhy urine richl of reeutry land Lecows vacant, or if en "ranted il way be sunmaurily Dulies.--A . settler is reouir dorms the conditions under following plans :-- (1) At least siz months' r bn and cultivation of the is year during the term of thre (2) It the father (or mg father is deceased) of a vesides upon a farm in the vi tand entered for by such the requirement as to resides satisfied by such person residi father or mother. (8) It the settler has his residence upon farming land Sim in the vicinity of his she requirement iwuany. La ~esidence upon such land. lore making epplication the settler must vive six mo In writing to the Cowmissi minion Lands at Ottawa, « vion to do so. SYNOPSIS OF WEST. MINING CANABIA REGUL. Coal.--Coal lands may be p $10 per acre for soit coal anthracite. Not more than canbe hoquired by one ine company. Royalty at the nr cen per ton of 23)000 pour collected on the gross output Quarts.--A free miner's ¢ granted upon nayment in Rd per. annum for an individual $50 to $100 per annum for according to capital. A free miner, having disco al in place, may locate a ¢ 1.500 Teet. : The fee for recording a clai At lous} $100 must be expe claim each year or paid to recorder in licu thereol. Whe been expended or paid. the b upon having a survey made complying With other reouire chase the land at $1 per acr The pateat provides,for the um royalty of 24 per cent on Placer mining claims genen foot square 'entry fee $5. veariy. - i A free miner may obtain dredge for gold of five wiles term of twenty years, renew discretion of the Minister of lessee shall have a dre ution within one season fr of the lease for each five mi £10 per annum for ehch mi leased, Royalty at the rat cent collected on the output ceeds $10,000. Ww. Ct of W.- uty of the Minister f N.B.--Unauthorized publicat ndvertisement will not be pn Footballs Punching Boring 0 ANGROVE | Bicycle Warer 88-00 PRINCESS §1 EMBOSSING And... : ENGRAVING Neatly done Whig Office BRITISH - AM ~~ HOTEL KINGSTON - - wit Has undergone alte 1s now open to the public. , ' W TELFER - - Canadian Ladies' Til Best rkmanship aman 4 fa