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ing'ReEVe Pamm‘sign " 7r denying-yhat five-said; bathe”; . :5 “having “My”, inm' , (”IBM mum! 5,000 WHEY morning before the town councu and urging it to give away to a’ campany' promoter a bond of £1959 beIonging’ to 1the townâ€"dbmg ail this for a mi'serable profess“ £617 Nb sir, very little Mae. .- ,__. .. closeted with the power 00‘ ,while on his trip Wald “"9 a report that mail directly in hands of that W and the- town,- and (8% 001106th We are notaiming to make over- much of all this, but; since the Litiâ€" erais want. the public to know what their matte-.11.: done for the town, we are tiling to hélp let the Though that night he was unbucâ€" cessful he still followed the council, and yhon his little scheme to plunder the town of 31950 was strongly op- posed by this paper” he directed some of the. some language tOWard us as he is using toward his politi- cal opponent nowmlays. Nor did he cease his determined- pursuitâ€"to win a clear gift of $1950. for a company is worth a. fat little fee. He kept. right on and only the most, determined action of the part less exploiters of the country's mon- ey in behalf of the grafter. Now we do not want. to make any undue claims for Col. Hughes}, but does anyone imagine that. if he had been one o; the men who employed that. Toronto expert, Wright, to ne- port on the Man Falls power, that lit. W Would have been closeted with the power company of Mayor Sootheran, and his council, backed by [this paper, saved the town‘s mortgage at. all. These are two instances of what Mr. McLaughlin has done for the town. Let him go, and the town would soon be “done for’ all right. In two little deals there was $2,350 or the yearly proceeds of about $60,000 that he did his best to give. away; and in the first case was successful. Now what is .the use of talking? Is that the sort of man any riding wants at Ottawa where corporations camp out on the trail of every memâ€" ber who has had any experience along their lines ? Judging Mr. McLaugh: lin by his record at home, he would simply be among the most. conSCience- Our town readers at least do not need to be reminded who the man was who camc- before council one night a. few weeks ago with the com- pany's roproslenwtivo, and argued that. the town ought. to cancel that. mortgage without charge! It. was Mr. R. J. Mclfiughlin who did it, acting as a promopcr’s attorney and in his pay. ' \ ‘hc other case is more recent. The tow'n owns a mortgage for $1,500 against the Burlcigh Falls power owned by the Central Ontario Power Company. It, bears interest at six percent. and has been running nearly five years ; hence n. is worth $1950â€" a rather considerable asset of' the town. There are two things that Mr. Mc- Laughlin has helped to do for the town that ought to be mentioned. , He was the solicitor among the men who took it. on themselves 'to investigate the Fenelon Falls power, with a. view, presumably, of having the town buy it. [they got the ex- pert . were sidetracked before their faces, and then stuck \the town for the $400 expenses. That claim of his backers that Mr. McLaughlin ought to be supported because he has done things for this tqwn. deserves to be examined. Even if it does not prove, under exâ€" amination, to he very good Liberal campaign s:u£'i',. 1t Will‘likely bring to tY-vc :z-inds vi the electors of this town some things that they should not forget. WHATEMSDOIB the arou that dist: ’ era; years into the ]N A RECENT ARTICLE the Lon- don Advertiser describes this riding as ”a thinly-settled district, where the majority of the electors are re- mote from the centres of population and "not in touch ‘with * * the otz‘dinary channels of information." The Evening} Post copied that with approval. =Wait till this'riding gets a chance at- the Post‘s candidate. “WHAT HE HAS DONE for this community, Col. Hughes has publish- ed as campaign literature. R. J. Mc- Laughlin won’t publish What he has done in that form. We have done part, of it for him this week; and that, is not all. on Thursday night, Mr. Andrew Mis- ca-mpbell declined the nomination giv- ing as his reason the. fact that he was temper-fly the Conservative o'r- "ganizer. A candidate mnot select- â€"Hon. Mr. Prefontaine is rto be 0p- posed in Maisonncuvo, Que., by Ald Villiers, of Montreal. He is said to he a. very strong man. â€"T he Globe describes Sir 'Wilfrid Laurier as being given an ovation at Lorneville. An ovation given by three people is a‘new sort of pen- iormance, but that is the sort Sir Wilfrid got. The only people on the platform with him were Mr. Gallum McKinnon, the hotelkeeper, Bob Fitz- simmons his erratic hostler, and Postmaster Plank. Sir Wilfrid askâ€" ed whose riding the place was in and was enthusiastically informed by “Bob" that “this is Col. Sam. Hugh- os’ riding.” This “ovation”;of the Globe’s and its wild description of the crowd at the Peterboro meeting have seriously jolted upfihat paper‘s reputation for veracity. Ralph Clark. ' “24' years ago I‘m an engine from Waubaushene .tq Port Hope with wood; this morning I brought the same en- gine into Lindsay bufining boa}. " Mr. Alex. Horn: "The sheep rune):- ; ing‘jndu‘Stry of Australia haare- ceived a. severe set back oWingtd- â€"At a meeting addressed by Hon. Mr, Fisher in‘ the interests. of the Liberal candidate at Shawville, Pontiac county, only about 200 peo- ple were pment. 'â€"-At the adjourned Conservative convention held at Sault Ste, Katie‘ even matter. COME TO THINK OF it. likely Col. Hughes looks as well in that. Impen- ial umform as E. D. Hand would or even the Liberal candidate for that had on, has there been, among their; posterity another such an outcry and' dash for the underbrush over 2:, cos- tume as the present Liberal stam- pede over Col. Hughes,’ Railway In- telligence uniform; and it is only a a British Imperial uniform after all, though worn, it must be admitted; by very few; Canadians. ‘ <1 REAbING IN LAST week’s Fine!” Falls Gazette, Mr. E. D. Hand's fur- ious attack on Col. Hughw, fbllow- ed by a minute but somewhat awe- struck description of the colonel’s Imperial regalia, one cannot. help be- ing reminded of the Hottentot exam- ining the clothes of the explorer he has just devoured. THE LOCAL LIBERAIS-are‘great 1y wrought up over the suit Col. Hughes Wore when his campaign photograph was taken. Not since the American natives, clad in half a breech-clout, ran squealing, halter- skelter into the forest at the sight of the European clothes that Columbus township last. MENT SENT FENELON TOWNâ€" SHIP $434.80 TO REPAIR ROADS, AND R. J. McLAUGHLIN PUT IN A CLAIM FOR $80 OF THAT, AND COLLECTED IT. " is 'al Scarcity of wool; 'which means higher prices. Wool will be higher for years or, untiI the flocks are replenished. The sheep breeders of Canada have Been dis- 'couraged owing to the Very“ low price of wool and most of them have sold 05 their sheep. The farâ€"seeing agticulturist) is again tnrning his attention to the res- totation of his flocks in View of the promising outlook for wool " the drought which has visited that district continually for pew.- 81-31 years. The inevitable malt Political Notes '0 Mn on hand :10: km or “We: â€" boat. Her bow er ‘ the, doomed *hawser being burned in “Va the boat new toxin 'rswung round with her. iron bridge on Lindsay-st. She was dragged away by .che crowd but lode ‘ d in the direction of the woodpil-e -.....mc nan river- At length She gm Mafmll. ‘ Spam adCoL 8. Hughes 2‘ Better :1 Government - Owned Railway Than a Railway- Owned Government. for HELDACEES 03mm) mm than a pair of our W EXECUTog’ lllldSiy, {mm M? lst . ATTMKH. U. The fire. was first? seen by Miller, Geo. Doig, of the Ravens Milling Company. Mr. Geo. Corneil sent in the alarm,: and the brigade. '* ALA “Mr N OTfliN‘G BETTER new ' «mm is “M hutitBrokaOnt aims-I 2;: lion. Dr; Montague the water line. . The Kenosha. had lain alongside the. west end of the dock since the exam- sion season closed and was to havé hon“ mknn to her usual winter qm' ing fire broke out .. Lakes Navigation which started in the bow was .1 being driven before the wind back ‘--A. I ters in She had vfiogdygeon in a few days. not heen, boarded “p and - ,- ,__- -l E13 sometimes the rendezvous ox drinking parties,‘ and it. is expected that one 'of those caused her‘destruos’ tion. _ ‘ ‘â€" â€"- “M A The fire was first? seen by Miller, Geo. Doig, of the Fl: Milling Company. Mr. Geo. C sent in the alarm,' and the was soon on the spot, but the whip}: gnu-ted in the bow was County of Victoria, know ‘a‘llfichard Clomis Farm," ‘ ingone hundred acres more or less; will be received by the undersignw cd. l’po-n thclfarm 3's 1; new frame, barn 80x36 feet with modernJ stone stabling underneath. also 3% and kitchen toâ€"; clay loam. There ‘nbe about seventy-1 fiVc acres cleared , in a good state1 of cultivation, t 0' This 0 and cedar swamp. ' be sold subject to a‘ ' he 28th of 1 February A.D., 1911, paying a} clear rental of two hnndred dollars ‘ annually. Dated this 24th day of 3 October A.D., 190-1. EDWIN MARI! Little Britain; P.0., Executor of ' n1-....:-n an l bgc remainder beinD i i l vnu.’ -v-_v, live acres cleared in a good scaw of cultivation, the remainder being tamer-ac and cedar swamp. This ’ farm will be sold subject to a 7 lease which cXpirm on the 28th of clear rental of two hundred dollars annually. Dated this 24th davof finest equipment October A.D., 190-1. EDWIN MA'RI; ~ Little Britain, P.0., Executor of * suite the estate of Richard Clemis. dry 'Who d ceased, or McSweyn Sc Smitfi of 1' ii ndsav. his Solicitors .‘13-tf. Lindsay, and determine we sow plaints of errors and omi: the Voters: List or the Ll ty 0! Mariposa for 1904. sons having business at 1 are requined to attend at time and place. Dated day of Octobet. 1904. J] éipali tv.-l42-3 s fiemby given that held. pursuant. 1 Voters‘ Lists AC! the Judge 0‘ the tho County qI_V wood the Ma» w u l about . VG N 3mg ' Webmahofi Poniu- mm‘,‘ mm magm- » «rick ”Minnie. ' my“. °°"° 74' Kent; st at 10 3.! determine “ THERE'S - LIST countâ€"Noyce river: that. a. Court. will be: munt. to “The Ontario Lists Act,” by His Honor 38 of the County Conn. of unty of Victoria. at our l the 7th day of November, L-nâ€" Add!” by :1 acres more or less 1 by the undersign- farm is a new frame. feet with modern _ o'clock. to hca the several con and omissions i o! the Municipal 31‘ 1904. Al! pm 11086 at. the Con: IESSE B said Muni' _ _A gummy}. ditheFIOSinAgoIrom-I '» - Einweog'er_for‘aue several Dralt.‘ m", Al! per-9' i'l‘he Pemberon Stallion “Con". fire-mot Snflolk swam ' l_ inne “Percheron Ham 2'.- ,'*T'0 axed Sublkjhm. LUUILE 1% a. :a‘ ,5 1‘8 5 Y..u‘ll enjoy won “his rufl thase con you don’t feel “6w though it wa‘ w cable rut! is the pm durini the change : showing an excepti 1* $8.50. 10.0: o DUNOON’S ~ DRUG smug. ‘ WM 0 Thur y. 8 Opt. 1 Our luminary hu o (and: of bunty to I; the: upped: to th use 'hhinx g newest style halve a. 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" Hones: 'for‘Stlez‘4 r . . . . .~‘.Wmmmm“sw ' J.SUTCLIFFE 6: SONS . you were fully prepared for the co cold weather. There's no store better ants than this one. Our cash bfififig’fngo assures you of the lowest prices possible. “in: 8817 “in: l ‘E Handed run“ many. W1: FOR COLDER WEATHER. f ‘ Rep-Inns My?“ Promised» Trunks-and ‘Valises In Rubbfllfioods'we have the very b6!” $10.00 BUYS A GOOD SE“ 0! OVERCOA‘I‘. CASH fififnfi ' ”diet so. ind we! pad. expnuly for in“: tradeâ€" cocoon-0.. cocoon. Wot-Ital Tweed Sal's. new ring- {xmqualjty merge-used LINDSAY Tiff: $10.00 Ynu‘ll enjoy wearing a .3qu , mflth-ase cool d Lys. 0:03?" you don't feel like wtup jug up :2 Ala-A :* -‘u In;nf‘A-u “â€"1 «Mint! is the proper thing during the chsoge of sense as. t; “'°° Wau- We.“ . g m exceptionAXy choice range CHOKE FL RS [0.00 Ix“ W00“ Saturdal" J Int! good houses at, lh“ Annie stay all Week, and nl'v I‘u‘ +0110 day last work '« ca'ws belonging to Mr. J: 1y. West Ops, fought until mortally wounded. â€"-Young men or young are interested in a pmcti education will do “'01! 14 Federal oxi'Novemhcr 1x1 â€"Tuesday was a mmm versary {or Major Mam n Dcacogl’.‘ That day, Tm the battle of Balaclava "asst; "(Minna Bums ers Lawn fiHuSnyinza Cowma V Cided advantage to thom 4.30 p.m.. dailyâ€"124$. â€"Th(‘. pastor. (;Ul). \V. will conduct. both sunk Cambridgwst Liulhodist. cht. In the evening ho a. speCial sermon to yomi .â€"â€"ch'. Father Twohoy Messrs. John and 1!. TM died of typho (1 chcl' on a sanitarium at. St. (‘lci where he recently sought rheumatism. 1 -l[r. E. W'. McCluru. commercial trchllvr. \ month ago so Scrimmv ing thrown from his ri_ munk um, nozu' Jam-u: TUCSday morning. .â€"'I‘hc majoruy 0f 9‘” that the cfiioc hows of fails to give i will cheerfully re we like 10 5‘01 -â€"Ph¢lographs at 1nd ing Novenrbt‘r. Dost su {cred in Lindsay. GUM mil-3‘ preacnts. Pick-«I'M enlarged, good and vim! 3:- 00., on the cornm' Iu liamâ€"sts.â€"43-2. -,-Thc annual meeting“ Memorial Hospital “ill the council Chambm' 1 Lovembcr 10. at 8 u'c‘ Port .ot the tranls‘ag â€"-â€"Bring us your chick highest prices paid. 1 be summed“ A 100R] is éxtended to the pub‘ ~The other c‘vmnng a: was running hand down W10 an plurm. Wept through his cona instant the harness was heiwwn him ‘and the thewhiflieâ€"tree tmmxi '17th to Driver Be “It! lines, the animals Yflhcui the .tbngue be “Edi-“oh. ‘ 43% Commissioner thd! council have oompl ufing .tripowr mun r1 m‘mu shall I w” well [1104 mam‘in gnhich he it? believes the am W beingspent b\ 111 fllén yin be enoug then as;¢ounty roads .Higha‘ prim-s paid in Naveuos Limih-d. The Nanitu umdv hm- mon Bobcaygoon am W3! gpfirnmeut gra: YWQW that‘ fake remit. of the me no diflcrcncc in W allowed -by the ‘5 ,Savings Company, denounce; percent. ~42-u : fiReeve Par-kin 0’! I" in; up the records ‘ “m (ah-0t! Mr. I MW .thc .townl Hard: ‘mm * 5;; m ginchhegk m h 0n; Deni-13“. mm m “like? 13th,- and m of“ ‘86 rdkeâ€"ofl' 0‘ 33hr: HnLaughlin x to . little Inca! Linc: will cheerfully r01 we like to 8011 3 worthy to be 5 White Pine Balsa LS. COLDS and TROUBLES '8 affections G Markfi experience h we have neV' without h'i m transw Sop Lombor ,_.. ~, ..‘\.-'COI'd lh‘us