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--~â€"<â€"M‘.Y:y'mM‘H3NWi-m M A...” «v. ..,r.-.s' ...,. _. -. » . .- .U . . _. . s .. ._ . "('””‘M'\f ,. ‘ a h. k k‘ . : ,V:V .5,“ . _. a. ~(5'c Tragedy at Bcbcaygeon. In man an aunt t“ rinted every Friday at. the odide, corner May and Francis Streets. SUBSCRIPTION I V . $1.00 A YEAR, IN ADVANCE; . » JOSEPH HUNTER SllUO'l'S IIIS WIFE \VHILE Slit} SLEEPS. At Bobcaygeon on Saturday morning last Joseph J. llunter, proprietor ot the “3"”. ‘V " _ itoyal Hotel, in the most deliberate :1an V V eoldblooded manner murdered his 0,. one cent 1,9,: week VW,“ be 2,ddedV V 1,,” young wife while she slept. The crime as long as ,t rummm um,de ‘ was eonnn‘tted about 4.30 a. in. while Advertising llatcs- the members of the household and the PV V QV HIV or bVVfiVVVoy C(VVVdS rVV V t V many guests slept soundly, With the ex- {V0 08-101 V um CsVSVVVVisV averiVoVV cenrs V eeption of one or two attendants who per hit pcrani V. . V, ‘n. 1th men s, ,. _, were about early. _ \VhVilstVthc lirst glim- cents pciVlVinefioVi the irstbniseztio'n, and f}; men of day was appearing in the east the V ccntster VrneV 01; VeyVery VsVu VsquuVefn V insert» V report of a tire arm broke on the stnl- 1 upontiacsinly)1L 15613112111, in yea; or V "‘ " ' * " " " e oni'eas a i 's. . it; ness ol the morning, as it coming tioIn V]- h G t t S 1 f S V , V the second ilat of the hotel. One of the V e ~93 e O V male attendants was the first t3 hear Vlt. . T . . JOB PRINTISG executed neatly) COP V His first impulse was to rus up he - I“ S - .. we”). and a, modcmw p,.~,ceBV . . O W In E U; VVIHO'. ' E. D. HAND, , ' ' Proprietor man's, and there stood Hunter near the | l i | l W. bedroom door with a smoking rifle in his V5; , hand. A glance inside the bedroom told - i .. :3 the dualth mic. There on the bed lay " ‘ ' " “ “ ‘ ' " - > " ' ~ -' ‘â€"---‘--~"”"' *' “A '-'*‘**'~“‘â€"-‘ 1 ‘ YHit) prO§i Bil-ti} f0}'lll 0f the young \Viicé $ I I Y FA a 3;; ~. 13333:}, ygyggsmtarn “3‘3 ‘0 â€"â€" his is the BIG- Sale . 17.11., m... A..- .3, .9... l i‘: The servant rushed forward and wrest- m - - {'5‘ Reported 03/ me Ivoan czar Roller Jim ()0 s; a the uuuter. he ONE you have been waiting tor ! a... 8...... F... .. . i - strongly, but was finally overcome :{nd V .. Whe‘u- m” perbushel 95 V00 i V held down while a Inessenn‘er was (15â€" ‘t h 'b A q t .V t ) V_: V _ - patched to County ()onstalfie James Mc- . ' e a Q Liming, SEIVHEGVVVVBV - - o . - - a - 4980 33* Mullen, who responded promptly.V VIIO 1 u ’ u n - Y 0:189) ) l’ 1 ° ' - - ' - ' ' ' 48 dd mediates canch M m- popu-ar and. famous in t is istriot . P 1, .. 7. a. tor, the village Magistrate, Evita) MEI thVVe . t Piazza” VV new . ... 70 75 V F: regular way issued a warran or Jun'- V” t e a 1,, V , V Vb . . . . . . .. 18 21 V mas arrest. The prisoner was securely ,3 'fl 6 a; r P P 3. hutter,pei . . . . . . . . . . .. V guarded and “.“s plyccq on I board ' VV ‘, I I I :JggS; PeVl' dozen . . . ~ - . . . n . 10 n a: l {37V the early morning train tor Lindsay, anypei ton . 8.50 9VVVO , ‘5; where he was lodged in che tVcountzy Juli}: -- _ . - H1 e50... . . . . . . .. . .. 7.50 7 75 V if} The prisoner who is :1 ion 35 years 0 . '5 f 5‘ - _, 2,; ogs we; . . . .. . . . . . . age, until recently was lookedf upon as a -V y A e gogfs (Dressed) . .. . .. . . .. g i model citizen but a thirst or strong lb v, t V - ee .. . .. . . . . .. . . .. . . . .- V V drink has take’if possession of him, and .1 - W e z Sheepskins . . . . . .. . . .. . .. 5t; ii _' at times during the past few months his , a _ _ W001 , , , , , . , , . . . . . _ 1 , condition became so serious as to cause _V t Y Flour, Brandon’s Best . . .' . . 3.20 330 i his friends much concern as ttl) his mentt- ' U I? a . ngoui; ‘Srilver Leaf . . . . . . . . g 1 a1 condition. In his rationa inomen s u u . q ,_ . our, ictaria .... . .. ‘ ~’ - i ii; he was the kindest and most indulgent If: __ 5n - 6.4 V VV a "I -: F10u,.VNeW process V . . V V _ 290 3.10 I “ - 9 V a , , r. 3 0r . E! v- of husbands, and seemed very much at- -.~ _' a V,_: mom, Famny, Clipper, , , , 2.8.) -9.) i, taehed to his family. ' v V Bran, per 100 lbs , ,_ , ., . . . 1.20 1-7? g} V, The Hunter family dates back to the “V " ’ - ‘ Shorts, “ “ . . . .. . . .. 2“: early pioneers of 'Victoria county, and . u n - Mixed Chop H , V... .o its members are among the most respect- V _ t: ed citizens in the district. The late mw_‘_:=________:_.______â€"~â€"_= V i’. Gardner Hunter, father of the prisoner, 52‘: v died about eight years ago, and founded y I the hotel business which has been well and favorably known throughout the Kawartha. Lakes district for the past ‘twelve years. Joseph, the prisoner, took over the business about four years ago, and ran it. for a time most success- fully until his appetite for drink became too strong, which naturally had a detri- mental eil‘eet on the business, and tour- ists who were wont to spend their vaca- tion there began to look for more agreeâ€" able surroundings. The victim of the tragedy was a- daughter of the late Henry Coulter, of Somerville, and was married about twelve years ago. Two children were born, a boy and a girl, the eldest, the boy, being about seven years old. Mrs. Coulter, mother ol‘ the victim, resided at the hotel, and was one of the first to gaze on the terrible tragedy which had teen enacted. Up to the time o'lf writing the prison- ( 1' does not seem to fully realize what he has done. On Saturday evening as Con- stable MeMullen was leaving him he asked why they had brought him there and what it all meant. Coroner Blanchard of Lindsay was â€"â€"Look through your wardrgfliiif, see what NEW . you will need. .or men s to come, , V - then buy it at a his saying here :5 mmgmiz mgmflm' and, 110W ! The Beg].f ggkapéiaone Co. “Remember the aafienus‘ATfiRQAYQ ' is about to publish anew issue AUGUST E7, and following days. orthe Come early and. ofth 6:215. share iii]. Official Telephone Directory a the Greatest Bargain. EVEl‘l‘h Of $113 for the District ofV Central 0n~ gadgets. tario, including the . ~. - :22 ‘lll“E a nun ails Sweeping Reduction on all Dress Goods. “0,11%, changes of firm names, chang- 250. DRESS GOODS 15c. . , ~‘--; es of street addresses, or for ..'a;:~.--r:.-ao:r.~as=~.m ‘ . u ,. WV. w; - .. mfltfifida l m F"-."3-?t evanes- was made until Tuesday. At the inquest on Tuesday the jury returned a verdict of will'ul murder. summoned and decided to hold an in- ,J , - , - ’ , - , .. , _ quest, A jury was empunouea, with Fancy CheckedV Dress Goods, suitable f01 ladies 01 childrens ‘3: duphcate enlmes should be I _ ) 4 j I ‘ t ,â€" 1 s _ c s .., . gig-VVVfiVIBOEItVCLOVfgmiV: 33mg??- Afic; weai, regular price twenty five cents per yaid, 1 50 , VV... handed m at once to D K ( :. Journmen - a . now clearing at, only - - - - o . V ,V V DI m. D.’ :2" 396. DRESS GBUDS 19c. â€" Tweed, Striped-Mohair and Checked Dress Goods, light, medium and dark colors, regular price 250., 35c. and 390. now going at," only " - â€" - - Co 350. DRESS GOODS 250. V_;. . Plain and shadow striped Dress Goods, in colors, cream, carâ€" 3 j. dinal, navy and light blue, regular price 350., now B R D . g ,2; . - .. _ . o Local Manager. -0 20,000 Men Wanted. To meet the demand for laborers in Manitoba, Saskatchewan and Alberta, special second class exeusions will be run by the Canadian Pacific Railway ;V .v from all Ontario stations. Cost of one- i‘ 'V way ticket to Winnipeg is $10.00, and - .\«4.-.w. : ‘ '.:»..' from Winnipeg to points where laborers reduced to - - 5 Contract to work they will be carried E i '3; without charge. After at least one 750. 596- ' i i 2 month’s work in the harvest field a tick- . .1. . . . Qt back to Ontario starting poi’nb will Plain Colored Venetians andScrges, With shadow stripe, 1n . ' i . -‘ I - _ _ - 1 g: _ be Issued at $18-00 1‘,101xetS, ale Orly colors, navy, black, brown, green, cardinal, cream, . , , good on farm laborers specml trains. - _ , C l H 3 Tickets \yfill also be issued to women, regumr Pl‘lce 650- and 750- 110W reduced to ' " ' 41' . l g x, but no ha ‘ rates for children. Leavinn' ‘ ‘ i f dates for excursions are as follows :-â€"-â€" D 390. V _ ;. ' " A"g“5t 19th “‘1 Sew" 7”" mm a“ Plain colored Venetians, Satin Cloths, Poplins and Cash- r I i ' l V stations in the territory between Toron- _ , IV to-Sudbury line and Toronto-Sarnia line ; -: ; of the Grand Trunk. f ,j August 23rd and September 7th, from all C. P. and G. T. R. stations on Toronto- a meres, also dark Tweedg-VDress Goods in fancy pat- , - Z. tern, regular price 500. now on sale at - - ' 4 1 1 1 d d 1 a 1 1 € 1 s E ‘ 4 ~‘ Sarnia lineand south thereof (in Canada) V.“ 7V 1 g ~ fluid :Viilsg‘fitfim; B1 $351110 0" M- U: P- .;V 50 Dress Lengths, all different patterns, in light, medium ' 1 ‘g . August 27thnm'1 Sept, 10th, from 1111 ‘ and dark tweeds, suitable for suits or dresses, reg. 3 9 5 : -,' _ stations east of Toronto-North Bay line, -' _ ~ ', 0‘ ~ 0 ’ 1 Z to 131d including Kingston, also stations 1 5‘ Puce up to pel length’ a Oleat snap’ at only we sell S Bread” ' ti ‘ g on 1.0. and B. of Q. Rys. and stations 1 9 er oro- “ V? on K. &P. south of Renfi-Vew. _ V ' V z Forltgithhreeu VexcnsgnsinuAugust ‘ , Another lot of Dress'Lengt-hs, light and dark tweeds and ‘-’ , : specm. rains w1 e run rom a points i .3: ' . . . ’2 ~'-"‘_" 4 3 on the C. P. R. 11' you are in any doubt I ’ plaln 00.1018, regulm 1311,09 up to Per length? 5 O 0 h - i ‘ 3 38.130 date of excursion from your dis- I3 ‘ 110W gOIDg at, only - - - - 0 , trifitfapplyltc; local P. R. 1agent, who :_ ' I I J R V A N s ' i 9 Vi wi urnisi imes o specia trains, or V ‘ ' ' ' " ’ l ; write to R. L. Thompson, District Pas- ‘ a i 1 ' senscrAgent.C-P-R»Toronto- : 5:: SELLING AT can To HALF Pmcz-z. Fenelon Falls- , 1 . a . ‘ ~ 2e. means me. i ‘ : ~,”"~ . n w, {2.1.1 ‘ ‘ I V - - 2‘ V .V, A 01th:: EJHOUL- . V Fancy Muslims and Delainettes, spots, stripes and floral de- V ‘ a, The Emott Business College, of T0,. j Signs, regular price fifteen and twenty cents per yd. a, ,v i\ I - V ‘ ‘ _ V ‘ nV ‘_ ' V ‘ u . I V [2‘ ‘ i; V SisQIVLIJVVkViiVoszL[Ellieiaglliéultrifigpgdir _ VVEVV youl Chome of enure lot, for, per _ _ _ O. . t 5EGDWD 01:47:30" COURT : ‘VV , . ‘ .\. ' , , -‘ , ‘ -â€" __. Vr :, :\.ll'.\V. J. Elliott invites all desirinn' a 3 . J. v - ' -- .4‘ first class business or shorthand eclifea- l j A 1 1 t f “:35?” 190' _ 374 county or VlatOI 13' l tiresarn {ai::r.§;:t;:1::s:;...§;: : f?“ “3? .°'°. i r brunt“ floral Very fine of com a i fnl'in the history of the college. quatltya 199:1:le Price tWeHW'fiVe and thll‘tY'fi V9 be held i“ “Way’s ha”: “"1” “"5 .1 it ’ J l. ‘ ' L ‘1 .’ - .. i '- ‘yl V: V ccn s per yai , now on sale 21., per yard, only 0 . 0N TUESDAYV Sup-[V 24m 1909V ___.â€"..-..____ V _2 V V , ‘1: commencing at 1.30 o’clook in the after.- .11 V, - BORN. ; V~ noon. Monday, Sept 13th, will healie lust ‘1 t MOOREâ€"At Fenelon Falls, on Wednes- , :1- ‘J '1‘: " ' da-y 0f serwce on defendmits. res.ldmg "1 . - | tl t D f (l < 3- 2*? day, July 28th.1909. to Mr. and Mrs. ‘ ' ~ ‘ ' ‘ ci‘Snfiéinntis. £51333 ltvfintfinbgii’fé r .4 .105 Moore ason. ‘ “ l ’13 ' ’ ‘ j i"! HE'.\'IE.â€"â€"In the township of Fcnelon, i - ‘ ' ' wpdnemay’ sept' 8th’ 1909' V, V V . _ 38" Office hours from 10 a. m.to 4 p. m. fit on baturdayJuly 31, 1909, to Mr. and , « ELI ’ Mrs. Robtrt Howie, a daughter. 1 y . . » . . . . _ . _ . . . . SBA MAth . E' D'HAND’ : â€"‘ ' ~ ~" “" . - '-2 ‘ > “ u ', - .- 7" Balllfl- Cle‘k- 1 . v I l i i l . l ,