n RATIO: a8 | with its land and works' department. [ one on | Anll it has enough of trouble to ac- 1 paid count for already. of the to the paper fa od Re ork : attention to cares in which Intiy ; Of License Law. The Tiosnse inspector is 'giving 'being peeuliarly contravened. ed that the friends or re- Mayor Mowat is. getting a great ? may have | deal of advertising. If he got all the not to sell | honors 'the tory pres 'has been divect- seemed stacked against Canada sand dollar scandal in connection . Sty: Lord Milner is mentioned as leader of the preferential tariff party in the absence of Mr. Chamberlain. Tt is generally conceded that the great tri- bune will never be himself again. An American print refers to Mr. Swettenham as "a small governor." The admiral who collided with him his also appears to have been a small man, They were, therefore, two of a kind. any ciroum- |ing his way he would stagger under extreme proceeding, but the load. He must have a hard time of it suppressicg his blushes. whén fut is gone it it fortunate | The Jamaica incident will do good 0 enti Lindl veer if it calls attention to the necessity tab You be shies fo lend thas you dis % may invoke. The penalty for a |Of having the British navy ropresent- upon notice and decline the ap- ed in American. The naval stations which formerly existed were in the in- t : ' 2 \ ons, is very terest of British connection, ly #0, and for |. Sheriff Gillespie, of Prince Edward my its gpplication county, was refused the courtesy, nay The inspector | (he justice of an investigation. Ho Jor the part he | cae mooused of partizanship in office, Palitical in- and was not allowed: to hear the evi- its share in his dence. Whitney ik, therefore, the ap- tive of the union will not uct. That is a nice reflection on the hockey man- . formerly agement. It is enough to put the a oct Sha game out of the category of decent i scope for the non- | "Port. pen, contri- the The import of West Do exam: 1 the portant qu somehow ident has Universi GOS: | Hocken may i i imself presently. that 'the people of tho far est | "AY himself prosontly 1 sympathy the east. The ! attitude that - every official. against | ton Poole was -- The fighters in the new council of ¥ | Toronto have their hands full. They -~ precipitated a conflict with the strett railway company---against the advice of the city counsel and chairman of police. commissioner, Controller want' some one to The local government first took the ovinees), contain | whom complaint was made should about a hundred | have a trial. When protest was made cach year. Soon | against machine commissioners the en- is | without question. That is what may identity. Do they ? | scale. ] Ireland ro | SPIRIT OF THE PRESS of they hav has raised its salary. Which goes to show hat the United s | States by of Canada to do what it up its mind to. Rear Admiral incident : Which Britany hastens IS THE LATEST EXCITEMENT AT PICTON, Capt. Jarvis Sued By An English Agent--A. B. Saylor Re-elected Reeve of Prince Edward. Picton, Jan. 23.--The county council elected A: B. Saylor, Bloomfield, war- dea 'of Pines Edward for 1907. In the statment presented by the t | county treasarer, It was shown that t of the winter, instead of put of ayers nal 025. of Gov- To The Investor. Toronto World. Let the i rising against p dishonest system of . There are billions of water in railway. stocks ds on this paper, dollgr of 'the values printed across its | V' face aver went into the Proposition. It went to the "high finance" artist. He financial clouds that threaten in © states are because of this super- abundance of moisture; and because of it the Europeans have sent their stocks k, got the money they could for them, and they refuse to re- turn to Wall street. Not one whit less evil than stock watering is issue of new stock to shah at bo price Jose: Shan _ it wi ing i open market. is evil ing to an alarming de- here in , and will some ay bring retribution. he busis of .the principle of co- tion tl stock companies is t stock must be sold at its high- est possible price and that no stock must be issued except for money or value that goes into the treasury or into the concern, : ) When the day of settlement comes, and come it , the shareholder need not expect to save his money bv clniming innocsnce. You cannot plead innocence of 'the law. of the land, nor not know of the water or of the selling of new shares at less than what they'd bring in the market. - The laws of Canada must stop both these evils. g o : H REKEREXKE KKK | ------ Boat: he . Fie = Thro 2 recen! po last child of the John C. Frye, a pro- merchant, Tufts Col- 'comes -into a bequest r two- hundred thousand ® | a §:° WH EAH AHN HHH + Junetown Items. Junstown, Jane 22. --~Mr. and Mrs. Adam Herbison entertained some of thelr friends on Monday evening last. Jacob' Warren and som, Leland, who are confined to their home by Ks are slowly improving. Anson Mallory is spending the winter with his bro- ther. On Saturday evening last, the patrons of Junetown : cheese factory, met at the school house to elect of- ficers for the ensuing yeer. The an- nual report of Husiness was most sat- isfactory. J. C. Turner, proprietor, added fo the enjoyment he even- ng hy vidi cigars oranges. 2 Ay wan in treasurer. Bur- on friends in this vicinity last. week. Collins Bay Notes. : Collias Bay, Jan. 33.--The Sunshine Circle held its regula Meeting at the home of Mrs. I. Kiel, on Tuesday. Mrs. A. Rankin returned home from £0 from 'the east | be called statesmanship on a sliding | Campbellford on Saturday after visit- | the overdraft of the Bank of Mont- real, $18,173.49, put the county $10,- 07 "in the hole." = The warden was authorized to sign a rate as col lateral til! the rates of the ensuing year were paid into the treasury. The expenditures in. connection with the new House of Refuge, from December 3lst, 1905, including the building and mantenance to thé end of 1906, totalled $49,542.42. _ Many thousand barrels of apples are involved in an arbitration, the pro- ceedings of which. are engaging the attentian, this week, of arbitrators, . McKenna, H. H. Post. and M. R. Allison. H, W, Fielding, agent for an tnghsh firm of apple brokers, is the complainant and Capt. def ndant in the matter. . is appearing for Fielding . oung for Jarvis. . Captain i Sold his apples last fall to Mr. Field- ing and further Capt. Jarvis was to buy for Mr. Fielding from two to four thousand barrels of Prince Ed- ward apples at a set price. On account of the raise in price on the market. Capt. Jarvis could not nurchase at the price stated. Mr. Fielding raised the action to recover, 81,200 damages for mon-fulfilment of contract. Cant. Jarvis has entered a counter claim for unpaid balance of $350. H. A. Alcorn, son of G, O. Alcorn, M.P., teller of the local branch of the Bank of Mcntreal. has heen transfer red to Toronto. G . R. Ross, son of W. Ross, collector of customs, in Toronto. ths past wear, has been giv- tn the local promotion. rr SHE'S ON THE LIST. A Princess Who is Anxious to Wed. PRINCESS MARIE BONAPARTE. Paris, Jan. 24.--Princels Marie Bonaparte, is said to be on the list of "a marriage buregu in Paris, al- though she is most beautiful and has a private fortune of 15,000,000 francs. She is a connection of Jerome Bona- barte of Washington, and Charles Bonaparte, who has just exchanged the portfolio of secretary. of the navy for that of attorney-general of the Unitcd States. -------- BANKER LIVING HIGH. Silveira, Who Took $1,000,000 Playing Big Game. New York, Jan. 21.--Manuel Sil. veirn, otherwise known as the "Cuban Morgen, foruerly the Havana 4 for J. M. Ceballos & Co., of city, who left Cuba suddenly last Oec- ing her sister who is ill. Webster Cle- | tober for Venezuela, with $1,000,000 in ment, Mrs. R. J, McDonald and daugh- Elda, were visiting relatives at {cording to the gold, said to belong to the bank, ge- latest reports from ty thoona, last week, Miss I. Galla- | CoTacus, is again acgive in business , Adolphustown, is spending a few ays at William Britt's. A. Rakin t Tuesduy in Napanee. D. Wal Tore Napanes, was a caller in our vil lage on Tuesday. ) Assists Digestion. Too much food is not ma the lovely daughtirs. He liv and is planning large enterprises. It is said he has purchased a large ranch inthe state # ire] haviog a herd of over 13,000 head of cattle, Large refrigerating plants have al: ready been installed in Puerto Cabello, the idea begng to ship meat from that port te: England and the Uniiel States. Another enterprise in which Silveira is the chief promoter is the develop- ment of the San Bernardino coffee plantation. "The advices also state that Silveira may be appointed to a high govern- ment : te and that he is well re. weived by Society in. the Veneaelan ital. Silviera began his life in Havana as a clerk. Ho worked hard . and savel money; me a "broker, then banker, and then a hi rried a Beautiful wife that would have made a roy envious. There were Fwels and Sonly gowns iF She ladies; horses an Fages, and big, fast, exponsiv, automobiles. There a Tavhn Sve tertainments for the friends and social ovals of the family, and the house at was one i 13 on Ry of the show sights Silveira is a Spaniard, fairhair and blue<yed, with alertness of tired, jer, ¥ivacky of spirit, and the {genuine love of grandeur, the lordly tl a ngr the reckless extravagance that some men for the id dissi; Ho or he Hapid dissin ties he had plenty of nerve {ing in Sceulntion and in business en- | Capt. Knowlton Promoted. Ottawa, Jan. 93. The commander of! | the government cruiser Canada, C | tain Kuowlton, has dockyard. What business associntes mi Bo thin aa, "Fab. Doateards 200.00 IN CASH : And Numbers of Valuable Prémiuns 3 x= al : Y F = Not One Cent of Your Money Required. Read Carefully if 5 You Wish to Earn Part of the Above Amount. ? Ey - 1 be found the n who finds ® Below will . Perian wi 0 nds ° i 2 be equally 9 vided between then receiving the sum of Seventy-five ® ut out the picture ad return it to us t once. DOLLAR SUITS. 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