(Apply Dr. Scott's Linimen For any ex sure nt ta al Santer be obtained 1 Other } ni A ir trial of this linime, more con' mt il om Soe, Bie RE Sie An Excellent Hair Res esiorep ! 'and Scalp Cleanser L Large bottle, 25 cents, "If not for sale at your Purposes satisfactory © rom. any gue its can alwa, o Arueeist, ; 1 MeLood rs ¥8 be procured at Jamey y "J pr. Se stt's WW » | Propr's., St. Tol White Linime nt . | ford, Mass. Chelugs F U R S y _-- | EST QUALITY STOCK EST FIT MALL STORE MALL PROFITS ELECTED SKINS Kingston's Only Exclusive Furrier, W. F, GOURDIER 78-80 BROCK ST. Phone 700 We take drawing your to our, now, pleasure is attention full stock of Gould Lockets, Ladies' Round Lockets" plain and stone sett, week chain. ong ° for the + Oval and Oblo Loc iets plain and with "gq CIETY" - pEsiq NS, for gentlemen's vest chains. A glance at for . above picces without doubt, he your advantage, SMITH BROS. Jewellers and Opticians IS UERS 0 MARRIAGE LICEN ES Prices will, to our When You Buy COAL From P. WALSH : You get genuine Scranton as he handles nothing § else TVVVT VVC ATEVSS aoe Presses sanssassssacs The Underwear We Sell is Making a Great Name For Us Good warm Underwear hat will stand the chilling lasts of winter and at the ame time prove very omfortable to the wearer. For the Ladies' Ve show "Puritan" Brand 1 all weights, Union or Vool; also Penman's ests, Drawers and ombinations For the Men Ve have Fleece Lined 'nion Scotch Lambs /ool and Penman's Un- rinkable, All sizes, 34 46. For the-Girls 'e have "Puritan" Brand . all sizes and weights, sts, Drawers and mbinations also Sleep- ry Suits. For the Boys e have Fleece Lined, ion, all Wool, in Shirts i Drawers : also Sleep- ' Suits. EWMAN & SHAW m-- FRIENDS ADVISED "USE OF PE-RU-NA. Suffered Much--Catarrh Af- fected Throat and Nose-- Pe-ru-na Proves Highly Satisfactory. Mr. Raoul Pilon, 116 6 Rue Notre Dame, Lachine, P, Q., writes: «| write you & few words fo ex- press to you my satisfaction at being cured. +s afflicted with catarsh of the throat and nose and suffered much. "I was greatly discouraged. «I had a bad breath and a bad taste in my mouth in the morning. «1 took treatment for some time with- out obtaining relief, "At the advice of friends 1 tried Peruna and the results have been highly satisfactory. «At the end of foar months | was completely cured." Neglected catarrh becomes chronig. 'Having developed into the chronic stage,a longer and more persistent troat- ment will be required to eure it than if the disease were treated at tho onset. However, Peruna will bring relief, whether the vatarrh is acute or chronic. 1f you are wise you will keep Peruna on hand and take a few doses at the first appearance of a cold or cough, and thus gave yourself both suffering and ex- pense. Good Items for . To-morrow For Bc. a Yard 1,000 yards of Striped and Figur- ed Outing Flannel, suitable for 'Wajsts and Kimonas and Wrappers, 12jc. value, TO- MORROW, 8c. yard.o For 39c. a Yard the west a jealous husband accuses a "prominent" izen. 4 pieces Unbleached Table ssp Damask, full 72 inches wide, TRICKED BY DYSPEPSIA and warranted all Pure Linen, would be good value | THe Doctor Couldn't Tell Where at 50c. yard, TO-MORROW, j the Trouble Lay. 39¢. : "For the past seven years I have ec, yard been a victim of dyspepsia and chron- ic constipation and have consulted the most noted specialists to be found on diseases of this character. None, how- C. ever, seemed to locate the difficulty or give relief. In' addition to this medi 19 pieces all Wool Henrietta cal treatment, I have resorted to the use of many remedies and have given one yard and nine inches wide, in all the good shades of red, black and | "Upon in the trade, TO-MORROW, 43c. navy, green, also white; the best 59c. value yard. For 35¢. Each 400 Ladies' Elastic Ribbed Vests and Drawers, nice and warm, sizes, special for TO-MORROW, 35c. fleeced, in all large the garment. THE} Jas. Johnston Store 180 Wellington Street. INSURANCE AND FINANCE. BARRISTERS MONEY TO LOAN KING STREET. KINGSTON Mcintyre & Melntyre ness of the late C. G. Oliver, rs be carried on in his office, 79 Clarence street. a. A. Bateman CUSTOMS BROKER Who for the last five years bas Mis. R. J. Osborne, Eonseoon, leaves on the 15th November, to spend the winter will Ree datighter and soni « Horbogen, law, rite, Bil Dr. A. Bodnar Xith Oye ¥ juices necessary to "digestion. = = 1" Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are for in Margue- Ena OFFER MADE OF $100 DR. SULLIVAN SE SENT IN BILL / FOR $300. He Claimed is Services Were Very Valuable to the City -- Unsanitary State 'of a Sewer: age Pipe. The adjourned meeting of the board of health was held Tuesday afternoon with these members present : John Belutyre (chairman), 8. S. Corbett, Dr. J. G. Evans, Mayor Mowat and Health Officer Bell, I he case goncern- ing the payment of a claim for $300 to, Dr, Sullivan again came before the board. Dr. Sullivan was present and addressed the body, pointing out that! he "had saved the city much exvense and probably stayed the spreading of small-pox or chicken pox, at a period some three years ago. It was moved by Dr. Evans, second- ed by 8S. 8B. Gorbett, that Dr. Sulli- van receive $100 and a vote of thanks for the manner in which he helped the city. ot was fidopted. A letter was read from 0. Teloaann stating that the sewerage nipes on bis street were and had been in an unsanitary condition for some time, and asking to have thgm attended to. It was moved by Mayor Mowat, se conded by Dr. Evans, that the health officer, in company with the city en- gineer, go over the premises and find out the cause of the troublesome gas in question. Agreed, ter signed by police constables Timmerman aml Filson was read, ask-\ ing' for remameration for the work of examining the yards, ete., of the eity for the past two vears. Maved by S. 8, Corbett, seconded by Dr. Evans, that cach recive $25 for his work. oreed, The monthly report Health Officer Bl and fled at the Sider of the chaimmvan. A change in tha bylaw affecting milk vendors, was re- commended and wi'l be submitted to the comncil at a later meeting, was read by GAVE A BROOCH To Mrs. R. T. Walkem For Past Services. The sixteen energetic committee workers of the Home for Friendless Women and Infants were entertained, yesterday, at a "five o'clock" by Mrs. Ward, viec-president. Mrs. Walkem, retired president, was the guest of honor, since she leaves, on Thursday, for Vancouver; to rc ». Her late as- sociates sprang anther surprise upon her by the presentation of a chaste and beautiful brooe *h, an addition to the life membership badge tendered a d few months since. The honorary presi- dent, Edward J. B. Pense, made the df presentation. It was not farewell, but au revoir, for they would look for a vearly visit to good old Kingston, The struggling days of the home were recalled. All were still on the board after twelve years of service, save one who had remoyed from the city. A more united, cordial, sympathetic bapd it would be hard to find, and the parting with their leader and in- spirer'brought a sense of personal loss, First Comers Get Best Choice. We put on sale a ne. and children's hat amony them worth $1 and: ranging in price to 83; to clear out at from 1%. to Me., at Corrigan's. ie cheapest Try Bibby's special $2 hats. When an eastern man is jealous of his wife he accuses the coachman ; in them faithful trial, but all to pose. no pur- the recommendation of ,a close friend, I purchased a 50c. pack- age of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets and in less than five days noticed that I was receiving more benefit than from any remedy 1 had used before. I con- tinued to use the tablets after cach month, and by that time condi- meal for one stomach was in a healthy my tion, capable of digesting anything which my increasing appetite de- manded. "1 have not experiénced any return of my former trouble, though three manths have elapsed since taking your remedy." We wish that you could see with vour own eyes the countless other bona-fide signed letters from grateful men and women all over the land who had suffered years of agony with dys- pepsia, tried every known remedy and consulted eminent specialists without result, until they gave Stuart's Dys- pepsia Tablets a "trial. Like the doe tor above, they couldn't locate the goat of the trouble. ; Dyspepsia is a disease which has 1 long baffled physiciaiis. So difficult of location is the discase that cure seems 1 | next to miraculous. There is only one way to treat dyspepsia--to supply the elements which nature has ordained to perform this function and to cause them 'to chter the digestive organs, supplying the fluids which they lack. Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets alone fill these requirements, as is shown by the fact that 40,000 physicians in the United States and Canada unite in re commending them to their pationts for, stomach disorders. turk not claim or expect Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets to cure anything but disordered conditions of the stom- ach and other digestive organs, but this they never fail to do. They work upon the inner lining of the stomach and intestines, stimulate the gastric | glands and aid in the secretion © sale by all«druggsts at 50 cents a box. One box' will frequently effect a per- fect' cure. If in doubt and wish more adequate proof send ne your name an n- address and we will gladly mail you MORTON MAYTERS. ------ A Budgét From a Point on we, Canal. Morton, Nov. 13.--The funeral of the infant child of Mr, and Mrs. A. Mat- tice took place at Leeds church snd was largely attended, The steamer Stranger has discontinued her trips between Smith's Falls, and Kingston. Ernest Jones has retufned home from the North-West, Mrs, F, Scott and {children from Brockville, recently vis- ited friends in this v v. Oh thurs- day. last, Mrs. Eber Young was re- moved to the general hospital at Brockville, Mrs. Young has been under modical treatment for over a year. A consultation of physicians was held on Wednesday when they decided the only possible chance of recovery would be an' operation, which we all sincerely hope will be successful, John Tupper is again able to be out. J. C. Judd has lost his favorite horse, She was near twenty-five years of age, but the kind treatment and care she received from her master, would maks a per- son believe she was but a young beast, being active and full ol life to the last. The G.N.W. telegraph has been placed in the store of M. Marsh, This vicinity has been without telegraph communication for some years, and people will be glad to again welcome the old company back. James Steven: son and family from Seeley's Bay, were recent visitors at W. Jacob's. W, Brown, of Elgin, has disposed of ga quantity of slab wood to Mr. Hender- son. Mr. and Mrs. R. Somerville re- cently spent Sunday the guests of C. Dawson at Jones' Falls, J. Wills and A. Jewe, returned home irom Sas- katchewan after several months so- journ throughout the North-West. Wil- liam Randalls, Kingston, and Mrs, 4), Randalls, Seeley's Bay, were guestsiof rs. M. Marsh on Thursday last. Both of our cheese factories have received a coat of paint which adds a very great improvement to the buildings. Robert M. Somerville and brother, Clifford, have returned home from South Mountain after a successful year of cheesemaking. Charles Taber and sis- ter, Mrs. Henderson, visited their sis- ter, Mrs. Dr. Singleton, of Westport, Sunday last. There arrived at the home of B. Wiltsie, a daughter, this being the tenth girl, Miss Mav Wiltsie has gone to Toronto where she ~ will attend high school. PASSED RESOLUTION. Mass Meeting of Workingmen Held Iast Night. At the mass meeting of workingmen held in the trades council chamber on Tuesday night, the following resolu- tion was adopted : his mass meeting as ssanbled, re presenting the mechanics and unskilled workmen of the city of. Kingston do, unanimously and vigorously protest againgt the efforts of the authorities of the medical eollege of Queen's Uni versity, to have comvict labor em- ployed against the interests of free labor in the erection 'of any of its buildings, for 'the following reasons : "(1)-Wh reas, the Ontario lagixl ture recently voted a orant of $50,600 out of the funds of all the people of the province, for the crection of a biological department in connection with the medical college of Queen's University, it is not fair that local stone-cutters, teamsters, laborers, ete., who directly contribute to this fund, should he prevented from parti- cipation in its distribution, by the employment of non-producers, who are convi It is against the best interests of all classes of citizens that resident taxpayers should be driven away to other towns and cities, even for the short season during which climatic conchitions permit them te work, to employment in. order to sustain their homes and families and discharge their duties as citizens and ratepayers, through the greed of a much favored corporation, and the employment 'of convict labor. 'he claim that Queen's ni versity is a great undenominational public institution and that a eift of stone cut hy convicts for its buildings, in. addition to $50,000 cash, w ld benefit certain other parties. does not warrant them destroying the oppor- tunities for a large portion of our citizens gaining an honest livelihood, within the gates of our eity, or com- pelling them to leave it. "Therefore, be it resolved, that this meeting protests acainst the action of seek Queen's, and that the minister of jus tice be memoralized not to grant the request, "That a strong committee he now appointed to secure the assistance of tha trades council. and the vatious local unions, also the Dominion Trades Congress, and if need be, thé fmancial assistance of the International Union, to enfer a national protest, and pre- vent a sinister movement that will, eventually, bring convict labor not only into competition with stone-cut ters, but also, carpenters. painters, plumbers, tinsmiths, and indeed, all branches of the building and other trades, "Be it also resolved, that the com- mittee at once proceed to canse the passing of resolutions hv the various unions throughout the dominion. that not a, mechgnic in. anv branch will raise « hand in the erection of build ines where éonvicts have out stones, or been otherwise emploved in its eree tion, against free labour." : mtn ttn Y.M. C. A. Notes. Atpraver meoting, led by E. P. Jen- king! and F. G. Lockett, was held at the Y.M.C.A. last night, in connection with the world-wide week of prayer. The attendance was good and inspire ing. Another meeting will be held in the parlor to-morrow night. They Glee Club will meet this even- ing in the association parlor at 7.30 o'clock. ' Valuable Helpmeet. yetroit News 1 Mra, Rrick, wife of a fafmer near Belding, i= worth having. Recently between the hours of | am. and 5 p.m. of an October day, Mrs. Krick picked up forty-six bushels of potatoes besides having to stop and bother with the baby, which it was necessary to have in the field with her. Cet one of the newest ladies' 9, to 79. at Corrigan's. hats, a sample package free. F. A. Siuart €o., 61 Stuart Bldg, Marshall, Mich, Many housewives think : it cheaper to buy than to _ bake. That is because their baking jsf' t successful every time. Their failures run the cost up. Get 'Royal Household Flour and follow directions. The result will be light, whole- some bread or pastry every time. You pay a few cents more for Royal Household, but those few cents buy certainty and purity. Your grocer can supply you. Ogilvie Flour Mills Co., Ltd. 158% Moatreal. -- A PESTIFEROUS GERM. Burrows Up the Scalp Into Dandruff and Saps the Hair's Vitality. People who complain of falling hair as a rule do not know that it is the result, of dandruff, which is caused by a pestiferous parasite burrowing up the scalp as it digs down to the sheath in which the hair is fed in the scalp. Before long the hair root is shriveled up and the hair drops out. If the work of the gern is not des troyed hair keeps thinning {ill bald: ness COMES. dandruff is to kill the germ, and until now there has been no hair prepara tion that would do it; but to-day dandruff is easily eradicated by. News bro's © Herpicide, which makes hair Hold by lead in stamps for y Co., Detroit, wecial aneait, "lossy and soft as silk. ing druggists. Send 10e. sample wt he Herpi Mich, G. Mahood Nothing Relieved His Kidneys Until He Tried MarxmaM, Ont, Dec, 1, 1903 "I had suffered for seven years with kidney trouble. Could scarcely walk and was unable to attend to my farm. Saw * Bu-Ju" advertised, and after taking the first few pills, felt much relieved. After takthg half a box, was sable to do a full day's work. I know one box of "Buju" saved me $40.00 doctor bills. "Jamns Ammorr." It costs only 3c a to take "Buju" y 3c a day --the kidney pill that never All dm, have *BuJu" or will get them you. THE CLAFLIN CHEMICAL CO. LRITED WINOSOR, ONT. Note the special features : Two supports under the front. Unbreakable brackets under front and heel, * Runner specially made to prevent cutting too deeply in ice, ! Write for 1907 Book of Starr Skates and REX and MIC MAC Hockey Sticks. THE STARR MANUFACTURING CO. Ltd, DarTmourn, N.5. GANADA, BrancH Crnce : TORONTO, ONT, FOR SALE Several Ronda, soot 3.00 ach of CITIZENS CGAS'& BL ACTRIC Coy. falls, lows. AT of Waterloo and Cedar E Re Annum. LASS INVEST } tr THOMAS MILLS" 79 Clarence street -- aes ent Warning To Hunters ANYONE FOUND TRESPASSING on my -proveriy CC (Kkpbwn as Lemoine's Point), with fircorms in their possession will he proseculed. 1 am foresd to take this step to protect Mio and property Dogs shot on nt. =D. ALLAN BLACK Try a Pound of ~ $i Myers' nov= navy Sausages For Sunday's Breakfast. 60 Brock Street. CHINESE WON, The Students Were 'Trained Foreign Lands. London, Nov. l4.--According tosthe Telegraph's Tokio correspondent 2 the. fact is commented upon, that in the recent competitive examinations at Pekin, for government appointments, Chinese students trained in Ameiien and Gréat Britain, defeated those trained in Japan. The reason is, that a full curriculum is compulsory in Am- erica and England, while superficial studies are permittel I Japan, in Bibby's for cardigan coats. CONDENSED ADVERTISING The only (--way to-ecure RATES First insertion, 1¢. a word. Each con- secutive : insertion therafter {e. a word. Minimum charge for one in- sortion, 25e. HELP WANTED MALE. | RRR BELL BOY. APPLY AT BRITISU American Hotel office, at once, tee SMART BOY, FOR AN HOUR'S OUT- sitio" work daily, at 87 George St. TWO CARTERS, WITH THBIR OWN carts and = horses: weady work: Ape ply Swift's Coal Yards, $ novs AND YOUNG MEN WHO UN- stand tying Urootuo ; also 1 for gen- Jor work. Apply Gould & Co., Cor. Ring and Queen streets. GENTLEMEN TO HAVE CTE vercoats made to louvk new, pressed and cleaned or SR Now work guaranteed to 0, Misuse. Prices right. Galloway, * Fry Brock sf . AT ONCE, CITY SALESMAN. FOR Kingston to sell High Class Nupsery Stock for Canada's Greatest Nurser: ies. A permanent situation for right man. on liberal "terms, Apply at once, Stone & Wellington, Toron~ to, Ontario: ee eee N TO LEARN BARBER TRADE, Ne in eight weeks, fraddusten éarn §10 to $18 weekly. Hranches throughout Cunnda and United States. elp secure positions. Catalogue free. Moler Barber College, Queen and Spadina, Toronto. HELP WANTED FEMALE. \ PEW SMART GIRLS CAN HAVE steady work and earn good wages. Apply Kingston Hosiery Co. King street, HXPE BRIENC ® 1 L AUNDRESS, THRER days per week, regular employment. Give rates and references at Box this Office. e-------------------- TO G0. TO THE COUNTRY WOMAN A three miles from city. Woman With one child not objeetionabli. Come fortahle home for right party. Ap piv Whig office. ' MONEY AND BUSINESS. OUR POLICIES COVER MORE ON v ng and contents than any hiner bulging offers, Fxamine them at Godwin's Insurance Emporium, Mark- et Square. eer TRPOO LONDON AND GLOBE LIVERS asi Company, Avallable assots $A1.187,215. In aeddition to which the policy holders have for security ths unlimited Hahhiity of all the stockholders, Farm amd city pro- perty insured at lowest posaible Fates. Before renewing old or giving new husiness got rates from Strange & Stranve, Agents, * ARC LIGHTS SING MUSIC OVER WIRES, Strains Produced at Central Station and Sent By Alter- nating Electric Currents to Subscribers All Over the City. New York, Nov. 14. A marvellous concert--the first ever given from clectrically-conveyed sound waves, in" which no musical instrument other than alternating cirrents of eleotricity are employed---was listened to by a company gathered in one of the din ing-rooms of the Cafe Martin, last night. . It was the first demonstration of the tele-harmonium, an invention which Dr. Thaddeus Cahill has work ed for fourteen years to develop, and which is tesigned, by means of wires, to supply from a central station musi the alternating currents all over the city, The produced by to subent bers music can be sent over telephone or tric: light wires, and arc lights ean be made to sing with the notes like those of the violin and flute. receivers in the din ing-room of the Cafe Martin had been fitted with megaphonic horns, and while a mwesician performed upon a keyboard like that of an organ at the central station, the keys operating vix switches controlling H3 dynamos, the sound waves came into the room in the form of low music, like that of a distant Two telephoned organ. ROMANCE OF ELDORADO. Odd Story of Eastern Ontario's Richest Copper Mine. Highly satisfactory reports con tinue to be received from jthe North Hastings mining region. The smelter at the Eldorado pie mine is run- ning steadily on twe ¥ per cent, ore, and three acres of matte, valued al £18,000, were shipped for New York a few weeks ago. This mine, vhich is now a most profitable ~oducer, and the vein in which is inerepsing in width, has a romantic history, Dur ihg the gold . excitement two neigh bors who lived near-the spot where the mine was discovered had a quar- rel, and the lot being sold for taxes, one of the two bought it in order to prevent his enemy from pasturing his cow on it, as he had been Joing for some time. The price' paid was #30, Phere is a deposit of hematite 'iron _ on a eminenge on the lot, and, as there were indications of copper at the foot of the hill, a company = was formed to. mine for that material, but gave it up in disgust after a shalt aad been © dug and a lot of money dropped. It now proves, through the discovery of this old working by the present operators, that had the overators of forty years hgo gone three feet deeper they would have struck it richer, as the hottam 'of their working was within a yard of the wein. The original prrchaser sold to A. W. Coe, of Madoc, ' for £300, and. Mr. Coe, who worked out the hematite deposits; refused $15,000 for the lot. hat, in white The new sti Tilly" ft nt 69e. Bold everywhere at 82.; also wings, quills, ete, in reat vari tv, from Be. to 2 vat Corei- gnn's, Try Bibby's special §2_derby. wpe Men's gloves, Bc. to "83.50, Bibby 's. TELEHARMONIUM SUPPLIES! rmmm-------- A FARM TO RENT, WITH of purchasing. WANTED---GENERAL. A SEY MoCann, 51 Brock Si BOARD. IR ye 207 William street. 8. R. «J Frock Street Verona Public School. 8 Township of Portland. Lx qualifications, wu ue orke, Sec. yo. FOR SALE, McCann, 51 Bi ELECTRIC MOTOR, ALL KINpS Q Fir ol 51 Br Apply throwsh Whig oan sixteen volumes, special reason. office. SEVENTEEN | a 2,500 nound teas hy, Massey-Harris stroet. in first-class condition, forty feet lows, LOST. . GIRLS GOLD between Dufferin and Rideau or Bagot Sts, return to this Office, office, Clarence St. and leaving ot this Office, SiX LADIES' with embroidercd on Princess or firitals, King A SILVER CHAIN trinkets attached, Institute and Cur. the Purse house, seen takine cont, at a burial street, on Saturday promptly attended to. to Secure cash by Buying at Co Sale THINK OF IT: 40c.. 2 Great Big Pads, 40¢c. now 25c. Bibles ; time. will let you Gospel in this City. science, but that's what Two important discoveries our customers pays best, Phone 133. etc., for sale. If you want to Post. Office. The tical arena, Bibby's for underwear, envy PROBERTY TO BUY; cash McC; tims ------------------------------ TEACHER, FOR SENIOR oon, vd ry Treas., Verona, MS, ANY LOCALITY DESIRED, FARMS: « Re Brock street. EIGHT HORSE Joes, now running in Whig Press C EnoTRETY ors ve Ra Pate BILLIARD TABLE, CAROM, York make ; 9x5 feet cushion space; © EDIA, NEN AMERICAN ENQY cLop: cond 'Apply through Whi 'HORSES, ALL Oe for Agent, THREE BLACK WALNUT COUNTIES on the others PAR AR os By -------------------- A a. FINISITED BRACLET, Prificess, Finder please E16 HY DOLL ARS, BETWEEN MILLS: Rideau St. Finder will be suifably rewarded HANK ERC HIEFS, "ALM, Bla will be rewarded aut this Ofk BRACLET, petwoen Colleginte West: and Bagot for return to Mrs. Sts. Reward Henderson, 96 Bagot street. STOLEN. WOULD THRE PERSON WHO from a lady's afternoon, re turn it to the Whig office, within hours and save further 'trouble. VETERINARY. DR. G. W. BELL, V.S., HAS RE- moved to his brick block, om Clateneo street, just above the Post Office. Calls by telephone or telegraph Now is the Time Your Presents for the Holidays. Avoid the rush and save your . 4, Writing Pads for 25¢c., Bible Society not in it, T. McAULEY A WARM SUBJECT There's nothing in the world we're so ouch interested in as Coal at this time uf the year. It may sound gueer to speak of coal buying and selling as a we've made it. a | ply, 2 stats to MW, On= NEW being on a hy ue ar WITH WAR on Progk MN 11.50, § poo Yt DWELLINGS, + so. 35, SRP on So PURNE- is BLA o Frost, 899 Queen FURNISHED ' S. vi t i RT io a SNAP, } Two well-furnished office brooms to let ; bright, airy good location, 'on King St. Apply J. P. Forrest, Gents" } Furnisher, 48 "King's rect, oe NEWLANDS, ahi store, to Tan streets. on i sree. 'Phone, ha -------------- POWER & SON, ARCHITECT, chant's Bank Duilding, commer and Wellington streets. 'Phone, BERRY SMITH, to. Anchor Building, A Market "Bqures Phone, 845. ARTHUR BLLIS,/ ARCHITROT, Or fice, Cor, Queen and Bagot stree MEDICAL. DR: M¢CARTHY, OFFIC : pied by Dr. ra te 14 treal and Brock streets. McAuley's Removal worth old prices, This week we will fetch out our know Catholic Prayer Book next week. We are going to spread the in we bave made are that complete satisfaction to and that the way to a business is to deserve it. Booth & Co. FOOT OF WEST ST. « Wm. Murray, Auctioneer 27 BROCK ST. New Carriages, Cutters, Harness Sale of Horses Every Saturday Footwear TO-ORDER ; | Made to Fit your feet. Will not Squeak. A. E. HEROD 286 PRINCESS ST. THE HOUSE OF QUALITY REAL ESTATE|. © OR INSURANCE buy, City Property, see GEO. CLIFF, at 95 Clarence street, opposite or sell --ee-- American federation of labor -- approves the idea of entering the poli: Any @veén fon West Province, resery person the so over 18 years age, one-quarter section, of 100 acres, wm or less. Application for homestead entry spection must be made a person applicant t the office of local or Su An application for muy 'made personally at any' 5 licati rage riority 'and the application vo ori! # land will he Until the necessary papers to tea the received by mail, i In case of pursonstion'. th the gf wilt be summarily cancelled cant. will forfeit all all aplicunt for jor 4 ble ai ap Ph tan for a an individua been dil may, subject approval of Pepartiment relinquish it " favour of father, mathec, WF or ible, but to no one else, on fling claration of abandonment. = Be Where an entry is summarily cancelled or voluntarily abandoned, t to institu of cancellation ings, for & on i} be en ton what particulars the homest default, and if subsequentry the mont is found to be incorrect in mater- lal particulars, the apnlicant will lose any prior right of re-entry should land become vacant, or if entry has. been wrantel It may. he Slmuarily canoclied. uties.--~A settler is required to pers form the conditions under ove of the following [lane (1) At least six months' residence on and cultivation of the lind year during the term of three years. (2) If the father fot mythar, if father is deccased) homes resides upon a farm no the. vicinity of the * land entered for bv such bh der the father or mother. (3) If the settler baa bl bis permanent residence upon farming lend owned by nim in the vicinity of Lhe homestead, the requirement ay satisfied by residence upon' Before making a the settler Must wive aanthe notice in writing to the Commissioner of Dos minion Tanda at Ottawa, of his intens tion to do so. SYNOPSIS OF, CANADIAN NORTH- WEST MINING REGULATIONS, cation. dor' putont company." loyal 3 et pate Com al cents Por Etat coneotag on the Quarts. _-- A free miner hres