¢ Than a Bank | The father's blue eye twinkled. "Raith, {fails to cure. B. W, Grove's sie on a Bo ge Or soma "Hea : ; ------ "Kit Knew Late Father 0'Gor. Kit, writing in Saturdey's Mail and inphre, sefary thus to the late Father It was , "tis you have the kind master, my grand little terrier. 'What will i take for Nook aaa oe or m onaire sa' O'Gorman one time ihe to a New ta Father sho wir,' he said. 'sire there's not enough money in al New ork to buy the r, » good v spor tsman--farowel! | man ------------ A BOTTLE OF WHISKEY. ; ---- Sixty Years of 'Age; Found on While 'employed = diggin employ out the 4 foundation hr the new Paring Har Vesting company's structure, on Mont- real wireet, on Monday, W. Camie cx- cavated a bottle of sealed up whiskey, what used 10 be the drossing room of an old theatre, built in the early forties, 'At that time, ag is generally known, such beverages ware much cheaper and were more freely imbibed than at the t day. Mr. Camio will keep this sottle to te marrifgess and holidays. Tt is sure to last some time as it ought to he strong. enough to take care of itself, ---------------- To Cure A Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab | lots, Druggiste refund money if it is Trusses fitted hy Dr; Chown are guaranteed to give satisfaction. "You are sure of Swift's coal,' - transacted. of business aud fictessional med, Lema and societies solicited: vi Accounts' of Treasurers, houss © Li Keepers and Children wloomed. Accounts of professors and discounted and: mal notes #ix men and is valued at $25,000, 'fon either side of it. T= E IE a52 Jeg sgh PIE light ; schooner Idylwild, from Howe Island, with pressed hay. It is ny that the steamer Tur- binia, of Hamilton, will be thorough- 3p svechauied this winter and refitted. be "went to England for the altera- tions. The sailing yacht Shark, a racer of the ninety-foot type, has arrived on her way New Yorle to Toledo, She is a fine specimen of the million- aire's craft, fitted up with silk sails steel frame and hattom, Sho, was t early uly by corge Dough shipbuilder, Toledo," Ohio, for use on Lake Huron and left New York on July 14th, It is expected she will t to her destination about Novem- Fer Tut. 'The: Brark carmen vow or ---------------- INCIDENTS OF THE DAY. Newsy Paragraphs Picked Up By Reporters on Their Rounds. "You are sure of Swift's coal." The belated oquinootial gales surely reached us. ham, tuner | from Henry © Chickering's, at McAuley's book store. The attendance at the market, to- dav. was decidedly small. were many wakeful people last nicht. How the wind howled, The woodwark at the -police station in receiving a much needed coat of t. The Smart Set thinks it 4s a wise ghost which knows its own tombstone by the Spay . Colon « I. Gordon has been advised that Ottawa militiamen had been sent to Buckingham, Que., to quell the riots there, Buy Dr. Shoop's remedies at the original Red Cross Drug Store, "Gib- sobs" opposite the Whig. office. Fresh there. ve The clanging ol the fire bell 'And the wild rush of the .fire engines, 'last night. made excited, There homes. A thorough, scientific examination of your eyes by an expert optician when you get glasses at Dr. Chown's dru store, . Alexander Crowe, a ticket -ol-leave man from the penitentiary, is under arrest in Ottawa, on a charge of steal- ing 82 from John Folly, who lives near Fast Tompleton. It is really one of the most wonder ful tonics for developing the figure and soothing the nerves over offered to the American people. Hollistor's Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35 cents. Muhood's drug store. have was a wild rush from ------ - LOOKING FOR A ROUTE Througlr Kingston Distriet For the New C.P.R. Line. A. G. Ardagh, of the enginesring do. Jutsment ot the C. P. R,, Montreal, Will be in Kingston all week, lobking over the district for the C.1'R's Tro posed sotthern route from Montreal been \ idea of the gradings. In buildin - oy live, the engineer socks the JGivest possible grades through the most Poptilous country. Mr. Ardagh has not yet decided as to 'what portion'of the city a line could be the most casi Iy run t in its centre, and likely have' to be run The Grand Trunk railway is also having the district sweveyed with a Tow to runing its line further into ing or | f 'still there lacked one the plaintifi to the sourt. people #it up and grow |» applications Guaranteed. Money back if not satis factory. In boxes 150. at Wade's drug store; . John Hinds, who stole from a G. grace if service. Shy to have. see ns ing, alter = i sessions, suing, . . 'aldermen failed to take t is mot Some or the aldermen think they haven't had ough holi- days," or Mowat, as he over the horseshoe and counted members of his flock in attendance. When the roll-call was answered the lollowing answered to their rames : Mayor Homa, and Alds. Augrove, y Givens, Hoag, Me- Nid" Tom Eich: ne, i ull . Taye, , Kemt ane Reeves are out of the city. Alds. Nickle and Millan the mayor declared no quorum, but to enable the council to tr t business. The mayor stated that he would call a ial meoting to get on with the * civie affairs. There was a long list of communica- tions for reference to committees. Two of hese were from . S. Sosdan and P. F. Armstrong, applving for the position of city olor which will be vacated, this week, by the present in cumbent. Mrs. Samuel Cannem is giving notice that she intended enter ingan action for damages for injur- i roived through a defective side walk on Bagot street. On behalf of .| similar action. for injuries received by Mrs. Shane, notice is also given of a a defective sidewalk on Queen street, TROUBLES OF YOUNG FOLKS. Helpers in Cigar Factory Have Lively Time. Joseph Sharp, a lad, was accused in the potion court this morning of using abusive language towards Gertrude Miler, a young woman. He pleaded not guilty, and about twelve minutes was - taken up in hearing the case. "I work in a cigar factory," said "Sharp is employed there also. While I was talk- ing to another girl he began tantaliz- ing me and ealled me all sorts of names. | hit him and then he swore at me. The plaintifi's evidence was oorrobor- ated by her sister, Maud Miller, who alo employed in: the same fac- ry. "The language I used was all right" said Sharp, when placed in the box. "She called me a Chinaman.™ "Apd did you hit back at her?" .| asked his worship, "No, 1 did vot," said Sharp, "I came in just after could not do so as I was carrying some cigars," : The magistrate disposed of the case by fining the accused $2, and calling upon the plaintiff to pay the costs. His worship 'told the plaintiff that she was partly to blame. "There is no doubt but what vou aggravated the lad," said the court, "pork T will ask you to pay the costs." Be Disease Proof. Don't catch cold, don't catch or in- cnr any disease. You can't if your blood is right. Life and the vital elements that fight disease and weak- ness are in the blood, Strength and offective resisting power can be had by use of Wade's Iron Tonic Pills, They are a great nerve strengthenor and blood maker. In boxes, 25¢., at Wade's drug store. Money back if not satisfgetory. The Tofonto Excursion. The tickets are only $3.70. Special GI.R. train at 7 am., on the llth inst, Tickets good to return on the 13th, giving vractically three days in Toronto. This is a rare opportunity. Have your eyes tested at Best's by a graduate optician, Gold filled eye glasses and speétacles $1.50. No charge for testing. Hard or soft co cured with three of P's' Corn Salve. 'R. car at Belloville, has been sent to Central prison for four months. Perfect fitting glasses, the result of a perfect test, when you got glasses at Chown's drug store. An unearned advantage is a dis there be no unrecompensed RAINCOATS, GLOYES AND UMBRELLAS We might call these our three | "pet" lines that now-a-days are popular acceso ies to #mod- ern hat and fur store, ur stock is complete and our" prices right. We carry "20th century raincoats, Dent's and . Yownes' gloves and all kinds of umbrellas. Our $1 émbe- ella is so well known that you can order one by telephone and be sure of getting the best value for your $. Just try us 02 Mrs, L. Clements. has completed' the Be i Eo 2 " our were on the Market Square, Hay , City Park and corner Clar- ence and Brock streets. The expense was $22.00. The contributors to the fund were: #2. Mrs. R. C. Dobbs, $1 each.--R. C. Dobbs, Iva Martin, Miss C. Hora, A. E. Cunni , R. R. F. Harvey; Mre, Hervey, W, Harvey, A. J. Mao 3 ro fgg od = i 5 R. Miss G. G. Potter, Mrs. F. H. Mac nee, D. Hutchison, Arthur Macnee, W. H. Carnoveky, Mrs. Walter Macnee, James Macnee, J, P. Pense, Mrs. Nor- ton Taylor, J. 8S. Robertson, Andrew McMahon. Total $22.50. | The expenditures were : W, B. Dal- ton & Sons, Me.; T. E. Hughes, "32. 40; city of Kingston, $19.50. Total $22.20 The balance thirty cents will be handed to the Hum Society. A HURRY CALL Danger of Fire at the Collegiate Institute. At 8:30 o'clock, last night, the fire- men were called to the Collegiate In- stitute. Tinsmiths had left 8 Sharcual and & of cement inthe corner RE oh though they claim to have thrown water on the flames when leaving the heavy wind fanned the charcoal to a blaze, setting five to the cement sack. As the charcoal was damp, to some extent, volumes of smoke were thrown. off. The residents of the vicinity télephoned a hurry. call which was responded to by both sta tions, A fire on such a night would have proved disastrous to the fine structure as the wind had a full sweep of nearly two miles across the com: mons, The firemen responded quickly and soon - all danger of the building being destroyed was at an end. Work- very careful with anything as easily combustible as charcoal. The W. A. Board. The board "of the W.A, of Ontario diocese will in future have a devotion- al reading in goinéction with the open- ing service. At 'Mondays meeting Mrs. Lennox Mills read a thoughtful and helpful paper on . the Lord's prayer. Hpr hearers were reminded that there always comes answer. to earnest prayer, even if it be a re- fusal; sent in love and true knowledge of what is best for us. The business affairs of the board are proceeding most satisfactorily, and the new offi- cers are fulfilling all that was expect- ed from them. At a meeting of the ex- ecutive, at the close of the board meeting, a resolution of sympathy with the lord bishop on the death of his brother, J. A. Mills, was passed. ---- Unwritten Word Slipped In. In some unaccountable way the word "Tory" appeared in a sontence in the Newburgh correspondence pub- lished October 5th, which should read: "The government had the whole medi- cal profession to choose from." The correspondent did not write the "tory medical profession," but Fis sentence stood as above. ------ Are Preparing Plans. ~ A number of Queen's civil engincer- ing students are busily engaged in the city engineer's department preparing plans of a proposed route for the GTR. to enter Kingston. The survey is. being made for the civie indastries' committee, which: has the matter in hand, Toronto Excursion, Qct. 11th. The enquiries about. tl js excursion are numerous and indicate that it will bo largely attended. The fure 83.70, and gives practically days in the Queen City, 7 am, Thursduy. Ti s good to return until Saturday ht. ------ Inaugurating New System. Inspector Dawson is arranging for the new night system of wm ard to be inaugurated at the penitentiary. A certain number of guards, whe w ill continual night duty, at a salary of fifty dollars more than the dav guards get, will be put on. } is only three Train leaves do ---------------- The Public Is Often Faked. Unscrupulous dealers actnated by large profits often recommend : cures "as gpod as Putnam's." is only on® genuine corn extractor and that is Putnam's Painless, which is a miracle of efficacy and prompt- ness. Use no. other, To Make An Inspection. An inspector has been sept by the Ontario government over the projected line of the Kingston & Pembroke RR. with a view, it is supposed, of report - ing in reference to government aid. Hig survey is proceeding satisfactor- ily. Entize Satisfaction. Ladies' fur-lined coats made here are made hy exverts, and are perfect oven to the smallest detail. Tt will pay You to investigate. our superb values, Campbell Bros, Kingston's premier fur house. Fa, - ---------- Clean Teeth. To remove tartar and stains from the teeth trey a De. Horsey fibre tooth beush. n perfect cleanser and: polish- er. Call and examine them at Wade's drug store. Report On Iron Pyrites. E. J. Fralick, R86. 'was in the city today from the West, and left at noon for North Frogtenae points, He is prengring for the Ontario governs ment a report upon the iron pyrites of the province. SRL Tp. A Lot In It, "You are sure of Swiit' men should take this as a warning and" f Just learn a lesson from this. In 3 LATE J. W. POWLEY A SKETCH OF THIS WELL- KNOWN FRONTENACER. He Was Born in the Township of Kingston--He Was of U. E. L. Descent--A Church Member for Nearly Sixty Years. A gloom was cast over the com- munity, Friday, September 21st, last, caused by the passing of James Wil. liam Powley. Mr, Powley was of Unit- ed Empire Loyalist descent, being a son of the late Jacob and Mary gow- ley, and was bofn in the township of Kingston, July Sth, 1531, on the same farm and in the same building in which his decvase oceurved. Ilis entire life of seventy-five years two months and thirteen days was spent on the farm on which his father, Jacob Pow- ley, settled in the fall of 1801, which was on¢ hundred and five years ago. For over a century the farm has been owned by two genkrations, father and son, which fact is Quite unique. In early fears his parents passed through many hardships and trying experi- ences, Recciving a grant of two hun- dred acres from the government, they settled first in a little log house, the site of which is still visible, and here they lived until about the year 1815, at which time they moved into the stone house in which the family now resides. At that time the country was nothing but a vast wilderness and dense forest. During the war of 1812, the father was drafted and taken from his home - and. family to serve his country; uid the Wother With her babes was left to struggle alone as best she could. Many a night she was kept awake by the howling of wolves fear of the Indians that through the forest. From their home in the fall of 1813; the miouiy and children watched the Indians as they came and dug up and carvied roamed or utter a word of protest. the hardships and grandparents in the early days we, their descendants, » reverence them, blessed memory. for the \ country, liberty, Christian religion and Bible which has come down to us from our afihstors, The Inte Mr. Powley was the last children, consisting and three sons, he was united in Jane Rose, also To this union five two daughters and whom only one, 'the youngest daugh- bor survives While Mr. Powley w but a young man he was apprehend Christ as his personal Savi- our, and under the Rev. W. Williams he was led into ga very bright religious experience. He at oace united with the Methodist coval church of which the was a faith- ful and consistent member until his death a period of nearly sixty years. Mr. Powley was known and respecte by a very wide circle of friends. A his life was marked by Christian ex ample and uprightness of character. fe was a true and devoted hushand, and indulgent father, a kind and sym. pathetic neighbor. In politics he was a liberal, His latter years wore spent much suffering and affliction. In April, 1903, he suffered a stroke of paralysis of six daughters In February, 1855. of Joyalist descent. eager to minister to his comfort. May heav- en's richest blessinos rest wnon the wife and daughter who so tenderly and faithfully cared for him. He leaVes to mourn his wife, a daughter, Mrs. W. x Smith, and two erandchildren. Fida and Wakeford, besides a wide circle of relatives" and friends. The obseanies which were held on Monday, at 1 p, m.. at his late home were largely ni. tended, and were conducted by Fis pastor, Rey. R. Stillwell, who spoke very anvrooriately from . the words found in the first and fifth" verses of the book of Deuteronomy. Afterwards the remains wire bore to Catara-wi, where lovine hands ten derly laid them to rest to await the morning of the 'resurréction. AKINGSTONIAN THERE. The Lady' and 'Son-in-Law Seen at St. Louis. In vour Saturday's paper vou gave a description of the Million Acre Tex- as farm. Perhaps a fow additional items of that place and its owners may be of interest. My son was very kindly and hospitably entertained at their place (they usually have from twenty to thirty guests) and driven by the son-in-law for a day over part of the ranch and among the great herds of cattle. They expect an: an nual increase of cattle alone, of at least thirty thousand. In the deeds granted for the town, the title is forfeited if liquor is sold, I met Mre: King and her son indaw at St. Louis, and was much impressed with their kindly, unassuming man- ner. They did not seem at all gong ious'to impregs people with thoir juni. portance or vast possessions.--F.M. ¥ "You are sure of Swift's coal." George White, Chicago, the first gra. duate of the Doaf and Dumb Institute, Belloville, graduating . with ~ high honors, and later learning the print ing trade with the Pelloville Ontario, is home in Canada . on a visit... He holds a first-class position on. a Chi- cago daily. snr 1airGone? you! Then what? Weak hair js the kind that fails out; riot strong hair! your hair is falling out, strengthen it. Give it food, hair-food--Ayer's Hair Vigor. It checks falling bair, cures dandruff, gid makes the hair Ry and bears about the door, and for little away every edible 'thing they had in the garden, not daring to raise a hand Such were experiences of our May ever honor and and hold them ip ay we be grateful priceless heritage of home, Surviving member of a family of nine marriage to- Eliza children were born, three sons, - of was enabled to influence of the Epis- under For Rheumatism Stiffagss of the Limbs, ete, Or. Scott's Liniment is the Best Narn She Rniment and bathe freg,y rul , banda, : well saturated with the linimerr "0 Large bottle, 25 cenis. An Excellent Hair Resiorep and Sealp Cleanser "It mot for sale at your 4 tab alwave be procured at James i McLeod's. . Dr. Scott's White Untment (g, Proprs.: Be. John, N.B,, and Chelms: FURS Seal Skin Sacks Persian Lamb Sacks Fur-lined Coats Ruffs and Muffs and Fancy Neck Pieces W. F. GOURDIER Exclusive Fur Store Phone 700 Glasses Our Specials Genuine "LEMAIRE" Opera Glasses, bound in. Black Morocco, cased, at 23 pair. A pair of Small Fold- mg "Vest Pocket" Opera Glasses (xtra powerlulf, in Choice Black Leather, at $7.50 pair. * The Field, 5n both the above styles, is ex- ceptionally clear. SMITH BROS. Jewelers--Opticians 'Phone 6686. Issuers of Marriage Licenses. A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing in the world we're sa #puch interested in as Coal at this tims ul the year. It may sound queer ta speak of ¢oal buying and selling ss = science, but that's what we've made it. Two Important discoveries we have made are that complete satisfaction to our customers pays best, and that the ¥ay to win business is to deserve it. Booth & Co. ih left him almost heljfess. But his sufferings were borne with much 0 E, ratisnce, and throwrh it al] loving Phone ro i' 2 weSTSY hands and kind hearts were . "Newman & Shaw's for Coats |" Is the popular expression among. prpspective coat buyers. Our range is large, our styles are swell, and show an individuality not seen in the display of other stores. - Many buyers have bought here alter going the rounds of other stores, which fact speaks volumes for our display. We bave given special attention to the Children's sizes as well as the Ladies' sizes. _ Bring the "wee ladies" in and let us fit them out for winter. Ladies' and Childrens' Underwear Ask for "Puritan" brand (of Ladies' and Children's | Underwear. We show a (regular 35c. garment for '25¢. Elastic ribbed Vests | with long sleeves, and ankle | length Drawers. a : 6 i oe rovinee, or ication for homestead ent le aust be made in pers applicant Ai, the ofice of the lo " cation 'for entry or on receipt of eer Sbplication is to have priority jand will be held until the papers to complete the transe received Ly mall. a In case of "personation' the be cancelled and cant will forfeit all priority of An t for inspection eligible homestead entry, one al tion for Inspectio received from an individual ui application has been disposed o ' iP hofsstendlar, Whose entry i ding and no able 'ea; to na to approval of De relinquish it in favour of lathe eon, daughter, brother or eligible, but to no one else, or sluration of jonmnent., BR Where an entry swinmarily or voluntarily abandoned, sub! institution of cancellation wm ' applicant for. Annlicants for inspection wu what particulars the h default, and it ment is foesd to Le incorrect ial particulars, the arnlicant any prior right of re-entry Jand become vacant, or if entr granted it may be summarily Duties.--A settler is recuire form the conditions under o followizg plans i-- (1) At least six months' res Ol amd cultivation of Lhe Tar year during the term of three (2) If the [Iather (or mot decea fara in tbe vic resides upon a lafin 8 vic land emtered' for by such h the requirement as to residenc satiafied by such person residin father of m . (8) If the sebtier hae his residence upon farming land him in the vicinity ol. his the "requirément may be wsidence upon such land. Before making application the' settler must give six mon in writing to the Commissio minion Lands at Ottawa, of sion to do so. SYNOPSIS OF CANADIA! WEST MINING REGULA Coali--Coal lands may be pt per acre for soft coul a anthracite. ot mors than can acquired by one ind company. Royalty at the ra cents per ton of 2,000 pow collected on the gross output. Quartz.--A free miner's granted upon nayment in adv per annum for an individual, $50 to $100 per annum for according to capital. g A free miner, having discov al in place, may locate a cl 1,500 feet. * The fee for recording a clair At least $100 must be. Sxpe claim each year or pai 0 recorder in licu thereof. Whe been expended or paid, the l¢ upon having a survey made complying with other reruire chase the land at $1 per acn The patent provides for the a royalty of 2{ per Sent on Placer mining claims gener « feet square 'entry fee $5. vearly. "-A_ free miner may obtaln tv dredge for gold of five miles term of twenty discretion of the @ lessee shall have a dre ation Within one season fro the lease for each five mil fio per annum for each mi Jeased. Royalty at the rat cent collected on the output ceeds $10.000y Ww. ot uty of the Minister of NE ionuthoried publicat advertisement will not be va Foothalls Punching Years. repew Minister of | Boxing Gl --AT-- ANGROVE 1 , Bicycle Warer 88-90 PRINCESS §' EMBOSSIN And "ENGRAVING Neatly done Whig Office BRITISH - AMI HOTEL KINGSTON - - Has undergone alte is now open to] the 'public. W TELFER - - Canadian Ladies' Tzi Rest of Workmanship stvies ; prompt service ; Univer