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~ ! Cut in Cigars x G. WALIEH GREEN. BOAR FOR SERVICE.â€"-A Thoro'bred Tamworth Boar wi.l belu-pt for Sen-ice on the premis- 03, Lot 12, Con. 5, Emily,during the season 0(19904901. Terms, 81' 00a! time of service. T. H. FEE, Owner, OmeRe P. 0. BOAR FOR SERVE CE. â€"A flo’bred Eng 1: sh Berkshire 1' w ill be kept for senÂ¥ce dur- The " Ideal,” for 1897, Is by all mldg .0 but in the market. Its first cast is '3' law, wlmn you remember that it 13 deny A High Grader, and the annnnl .0! hr maimmmtma and reg-nits islmn- C fill. I have handled tlmao mills {93 .1: years and lawn nover yet made a‘ 1'opair on amount of defect in material or war Work mans‘vip sum for nartrcnlarsnf my nther lines. WASHING ACRER 1'28, etc. 85¢. Pipes - for I5C 35 am! 4oc.P1pes for 25 15: Plpes for 10 20c Pipes for 5 Com Cobs 2 for 5 Tobaccos always fresh at During the past winter I was success- hl in securing a great. quantity of un- usually fine pump timber. This Will be benefit to all my cuntonurs, and will ”"9 to maintain the hlgll standard 01 gummy that my goms lmv: enjoyed in “mango ”Funny” on"! olinvuz 11.13:...“ .maAHVHOO £55 anns fur Everv service Ind ufisfactmn guaranteed 1n evety PETERBUBHUGH Pump Wurks; Graduate Outmio Veterinary College, Toronto, treats all diseases of domesti- cated animals. Speclal attention to oquino dentistry. Charges moderate. OFFICE AND RESIDEJCE, m STREET. OWNER. ONT. DEX'I’IST, LINDSAY. Honor Graduate of ’l‘oroutb Univers- fiy um! Koyul College of Dental Sur- Bankrupt Stock of Pipes indium Home, onmmn. third Honda: o! each monthâ€"474)! Miners, Solicitors c., Lindsay, Out. In Omomee every Monday. l-Have seven] (-lients who desire b \ good farm property uh. bargain. mono; On first-class farm property in [urge amounts at 49 per cent. Small amounts at slightly Increased rates of futon-st. Terms of re payment to suit borrower. ' Mc Sweyn 8c Weldon, All the latest and improved branches of acumen-y successfully performed. $5116. moderate. O F F I C E over man’s Drug Store, comer Kent. and 'illtnm streets. rencedora The under-912nm! is prepared to lam Steel Windmi Dr. W. T. Rodgers, Peterboro, Ontario, a._- A-.. Dr. F. A. Walters, 4; PER CENT. of 1901, ‘s’o_n‘ {he} TELE PHON E 92 6 for 7 {0‘ k for 3 for 6 for 25 25 25 25 25 IO 15 Cents 2 (6 1(5) “ 4‘ 5‘ [. ‘I‘Ls newly umrriod couple will tau up HM! "8360th a! Lang. Mr. Dim dale is thq toll-known bri -k maker of that 91mm, and his hm: o! "£01ng ’11 join in wishing Mm a happy .3044“! filo. The hrMn’o mam trio-mt. m»; 'u"! with hIl' man, yfimofhm' ' ud‘ van-porm- . (00'0” A qnl~t but luleruting event took place a the reckon-y Polorboro only on Wed: oudny, April 33d. It bdrm the the manage of Mrs. J. R. Mitchell. of Omomee. to Mr Jefl’ny Din-dale, of Lung. Mount)” Tho nuptial knot wu uodby Row. J. C. Davldmn and H: and Mn Sumac! English olKuno utod In tho rupac'h cl aroomuman and bridesmaid tospoctlvely. Every person who wilfully. or without lawful excuse. refuse: or neglects to fill up. to the best or his knowledge end belief, any schedule which he has been reqnlred to fill up by eny enumeretor or other persons em. ployed in the execution of this Act, or re- iue-ee or negieote to sign and deliver up or clherwiee return the name when And In re- qni red, or cnueee to be made, signed. deliv- ered or returned. en; wilfully {alee answer or statement” to any matter epecined in such eclmdnle. ahnll incur e. penelty not ex- ceeding forty dollars end not lees than one dollar. 43 V.. 0.”. e. 15 Every person who without lawfulexeueo, xei‘usee or neglect: to anewer, or who wilâ€" fully answers i’eieely eny question requieite {or obtaining any intormntion lunch tin re. epoct oftne oeneue or pertinent thereto. which nae been asked 0! him by any enumâ€" erntor or other per-on vmploycd in the ex- . eention 0! this Act, shall. iorevery eueh re- fusal, neglect or wilful (nine nnewer. incur a pennlty not exceeding twenty doilere and not lose than five. 42 V.. c.2l. e. 16. Now that. the census enamel-atom are out at thclrwothtmIzht be Jun as well for Ibo following provlslon- o! the law govern- In: their work should I). made known. Here are the soc-Hound The Hooligan element (toughs) olwhich England is complaining, appears to have also crept into ourotherwisemodelwllage. Peace -loving people have lately been shocked by the rude and ungen- tlemanly conduct ofcertain youngr men who are disturbing the peace ofthe village by shouting and a kind of screaming at all hours of the night, especially on Saturdays. One dislikes very much to call the attention of the public to this dis- reputable conduct, Vet We think that it Is but right to direct our authorities to this fact and to urge them to look after the delinquents. W's can hardly think it possible that the authorities are tolerating such a nuisance on the streets at the expense of the comfort and peace of the tax-payers. The sooner this contemptible conduct is stopped and an example made of the culprits by giving them their dues the better for all con- cerned. Colbome Express: "We read in certain papers comparisons of things in general as they were in I896 and woe. but many more in- cidents on the same line are never mentioned. For instance, here's a sample:â€"In 1896 printing and adv'g for the Intercolonlal Rail- way under the extravagant Tories cost $44,647; in 1900 $60,706 un- der “good and economical men.” Certain papers are not only re- ceiving what they formerly de- scribed as “subsides,” but they are demanding and receiving $16,000 a vear more than their “subsidiz- ed" contemporaries did the same work for. That is the further i1- lustration ofGrit sincerity.” SflfSflPfll‘ilifi The Census Taking. An April Wedding. . The highest cash price paid for Basswood, Soft Elm, Birch and Maple LOgs, also Basswood Excelsior Wood. - Lindsay. - is on'te LOGS AND,EXCELSIOR WOOD. WM.'CURRY 85 CO’Y. Fenci Win nnd American Fencing, Poultry Nétlng. Bar Iron, Glau, 6w: P11“!!- Ihorwlu-Wilflamu' mud Pdnts, flu but on the (‘onllnent In House, Floot Curing. and Waggon (Salaryâ€"also Yum-hon and Swim. On An: I: to all only "no but at rouomblo prlcu. Wu are making pupal-anon. fur the largest year's hulinosl In this ”no we aver had; we are receivma largo qnnnlitlu of Nails, Lockl. Hluxol, Tuned Sightingzjsrrrd Fan fur Roofing, Plalp Shoetip; and Qtruvy Bond. Ton! of 3-1143 RIDER KITCHENER 00., LIH‘H‘ED, RELDY-HIDE CLOTHING The laruosl and mo“ comploto stock we our had, nubflnntlul and very ru- Iounblo in Me.- ‘ H‘RDWIRI annex": runxxsxxxas New Hats 4: Caps, Shirts, Collars dz Ties, Ui‘dor'wear. o. BOOTS nun .302. Ladies’ Kid Boom and Fine Kid Shoes. Slipper». 6m. Men's Dongoln, Ball mad cungnu In Tan, Son! Brown and Black; Children’s Huang and Fine Boon; Boy's Fine and Show Wear. Have in Stock 3. Full Line of the Following, in DRY GOODS New Duns Goon, Prints, Ginghama. Couonl, Shannen, Shlrtings. Pillow Catt-nu, Torah, Table Linens, Skinlnal, Tickinga and Sips" Wu", «kc. The duct, “The Magic Hour," bv Miss Maye Laidley and Mr. \V. G. Stephenson, was beautiful- ly sung. This was the first time we have had the pleasure of hear- mg Mr. Stephenson sing. and we must say he did himself credit. He has a remarkable fine tenor voice. Miss Laidley also did herself credit in this selection, and they were loudly applauded. The 3010.]olly Iack."and encore sel- ection, “My \Vild Irish Rose," by Mr ]. Massie, were both excellen tly rendered. Wm. CurryC o.‘ The quartette selection, “Lust Night." by Misses M. Laidley, A. Balfour, B. Spence. and Annie Thompson, was sung tunefully and with expression and was high- appreciated. The solo, “Beauty Sleep," by Mrs. T. C. IVOry was beautifully rendered. Mrs. Ivory is also one of Omemee's leading sopranists,and her selection de- lighted the audience. The piano selection “La Polka de La Reina,” (Caprice,) by Mr. Geo. A. Norris. of Omem'e, “brought down the house." The piece was one of exceptional diffi- culty, and was brilliantly played. He was compelled to respond with The Violin selection “ Blue Balls of Scotland," bv Mr. J. Massie, of Toronto, and his encore selection were both excellent. Mr. Massie is one of the leading violinist: in the Dominion. The solo, “A Bird from O’er the Sea," by Mrs. Scry- mgeour-Massie, was sane in excel- lent voxce. Mrs Massle is one of 'l‘oronto'sleading Sopranists. Her singing from the very first won the hearts of the audience. It is a rare treat to hear such singing. an encore _salection. {Chopin's Nocturne in G. Major.) The Solo. “Spring," by Miss Maye Laldlcy, was sung in her usualexcellent voice, and rcéived due applause. Miss Laidley is one of Omemec’s leading sopran- ists. The Bradburn Hall was hand- sowely decorated on the evening of Easter Monday, the occasion being the “ Twentieth Century Concert," held under the auspices of the Omernee Methodist Choir, and indeed it will be one of the most memorable events of the present century. The weather and roads were not whatone would expect to bring out a large number, but notwithstanding such, there was a good attendance and all present were delighted with the entertainment. Solo, “The Carmval," by Mn. J. Parnell Morris, Was well receiv- ed and loudly applauded. The Plano selection by Miss Florence MacPherson, was beautifully ren- dered. Miss McPherson is fast commg to the front as one of the leading Pianists of the dav. TWENTIETH C E N T URY CONCERT, Held Under the Ausplces of Omemee Methodist. Choir. Precisely at eight o'clock the program commenced. The first number thereon being a Piano duet by Miss E. Sandie and Mr. C. M. Caldwell. The music thus presented was a real treat, and called forth much applause. The 3010, “The Flight of Ages," by Miss A. Thompson, was well ren- dered, in a. rich and clear alto voice. Miss Thompson is one of Omemee’s most popular singers. The Recitation, “Little Bobbie Shaftoe," by Miss Helen Pollard, of Orono, Was one of the best numbers on the program, and showed excellent eloeutionary ab- llities. The applause received was well deserved. The quartette selection, ‘Mufl's' WANTE D Such an aristocratic sh owing of Mau- tiful models and Brflaflc efl'ects,wheth- or the product of the umstenniuda of Farm. the skilful doaigv era of New York. or from our own work-roonn.can- not ml to win we admiratluu oluvory- oua. There was no chairman. Pro grams Were distributed, and every thing went off without a hitch, and all present were of the opin ion that it is much better to dis pcme with the services of a chair man, and have printed programs. We.of course, approve of the same. Messrs. T. I. Parsons, Choir master and C. A. Caldwell. organ ist, deserve the thanks of the peo pie for having spared no pains or labor to present to an Omemee audience such a 'rare treat. The chair and concert committee also deserve credit for their assistance in making the concert a success. The proceeds amounted to nearly $50, but would undoubtedly have been nearly double had the roads and weather been favorable. Should ur. and Mrs. Massie. Miss Pollard and Mr. mom's ever visit Omcmee on an occasion of this kind again they wonid be greeted with a crowded house. Won you one of zllo many delighted vlnlton entertain"! lu Mont-.Thomau lVor)’ Son.’ Mlllmery parlors? If not, you missud llne but Milllnery (lis- pluy over loan in than dll- um. But ic la not too late you Come 10-day or any day Hill week. You Will find a. show lug ol Millinerr beam) and Inablon such as the moat reflnxd mate. wuuld udmire and appuciuto,u|»d van- led enough to «list: over, demand, from thorimplul lo the moat. exacting- Columns could he prim-d about the many promluent features of this unl- llnery displayâ€"the Parisian novellies, the New Yutk mo«‘ola, the flue colloc- loctlon of unnlmuwd lusts, the rluh profusion of flovmrs and foliage. tlm ornamonb‘. materials and trimming. Hm: will be used to .(lurn headgear, not On my anytlllng of tho exqulsno style. that are being oouiflbnled from nur own wmhmm. But by far the but way to get a sun-factory know- ledge of Hula bountiful mlllinery. ls to com. and sea It, 3nd ho charmed n m: the dull“, harmonic. 0! this Ioaaou’l colon. We are not inclluod to be boastful of our achievements, but it la In from an idle bout to any thnt Onnemao hna never before aoetaanch u beautllul diu- plny ol' mlllinery olugauco and excel. lenco an wnl opened out in Menu '1‘. how 6: sun's parlors on Thursday and Saturday Int. It was the result 01 neeka’ pultmtnhluu ufl'ms on the pan. of then head tullliners, the Misses Manny and Austin of l‘orotltu. It was neongreu a! what Paris, London, and New York. have determined Ihonld be l'nhionuhk-in haadueur It lathe one showing In Onwnwo that most truly re- flects the newest and most approved fashion lunciel, nnd yet is Iolhorongh- l)‘ adopt-d to meet the particular want. and to satisfy tho tanned tastes of the host dressers among the ladle! of this dtntrlct. The singing of the National Anthem brought to a close one of the most highly appreciated con- certs ever held here. or"'l‘he Husband’s Mistake,” by Mrs. ‘lvou, Mus Spence, Mr. Lamb and Mr. Parsons, Wus among the best and most amusmg mum...» on «he plugnun. um.“ one took her and his part well and was greeted with the plaudits ol the audience. The duct, ‘1 Pescatori,’ and solo “Stat-Tide," (with yiolm obliga‘o) by Mr. and Mts. j. massie, were both genuine muslcal treats, and aroused the utmost enthusiasm. In her recitation. "Mr. Travel-'2 Ride," Miss Pollard agam did hor- self “credit as an elocutionist of the highest order. The 5010. “There’s a Land,"by Mr. J. P. Morris, was sang in his usual magnificxcnt voice. - The ““809 Murray and Ausun are to b. cnngrltnlnud on tho beamiful appoamnoo of the xmlllnery rooms and MM on the oxcollonco of their work. MILLINERY OPENINGS. The. Macfarlane Wilson Company Limited «PETERBOROIJGH. Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Toiet. Sets, Fancy Goods, Lamps, c., UUi New St the int the Handsemest tin Canada, and the Sheet is the Largest tand Newest tIni the Midland iiisti tnei Itching Piles instantly relieved and ponnively cured. l’errln's All Healing Olnlment nllays all irimtion and heals every kind of sore lrom acommon plm plo to the moat malignant solcer. Old sores, Barber’s Itch, Salt Rheum, Ecze- ma. Ring Worm and all skin diseases A Speclfic for Pin Worms 25¢. per box Wedding : PRESENTS PERRIN’S DRUG STORE, LYNDSAY See and be ‘convmced that we carry the best, the cheapest and the prettiest Wall Papers W. A. EUUDWIN’S. Opposite Dundas F1a.- velle Bros., Kent St. LINDSAY. made in Canada, at China Hall, Peterboro, GOODWIN’S PI LESâ€"Pl LESâ€"Pl LES. was never so COMPLETE as NOW. All were bought' before the advance in price Call and See the New Store, and Buy at Headquarters. As a proper and becoming wind-up to the most successful business season we have ever known, we now throw over stock upon the mercyot the peopleâ€"sparing nothing and re- servmg nothing, and flooding the community With the greatest BARGAINS the citizens of Omemee and surrounding country have ever known. We shall smash Dollars into Pennies during the next 21 days. Every dollars worth of Men’s and Boys’ Suits, Overcoats, Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Furs, Etc., must be cleared away before the first of March. The greatest CLOTHING Sacrifice of our lives begins next Monday at 8 o’clock, and it is a sale that will pack our stores with eager buyers from start to finish- You can’t afford to miss it, nor can you afford to wait and take what is left. Come early we carry nothing over. The Big Clothier, LINDSAY MIDLAND B: J-_-G0UGH, Stylish Winter Clothing at Less than the Cloth Cost. Everything New and Up To Date. Our Assortment of is headquarters for all kinds of \Vcdding Presents. Of Winter Suits, Overcoats, Furnishings, Hats, Caps, Furs, Etc. A BONANZA. FOR SHREWD BUYERS Tremendous Clearing Out Sale. -' ‘ We do not expect to make any profit on thxs Sale. Our sole object is to turn the Stockinto Cash. The Peoples Gnoeerry PUBLIC NOTICE is here- by given that in future any purchases made in my Store will not be return- able or exchangeable. I? Confectionery, Biscuits, Fruits. Almonds, Oranges, Lemons Raisms, c. ‘- Call and See Our Display. W. BRADBURN. KS’Isfull up with all kinds of SALE NOW ON. -- - yawn-q r . .J. Mulligan, DRUGGIST, OMEMEE. OMEMEE. CAN DIES r‘i‘ Tbleenurgclzho Omanee Base; 8;!“ lot: shat“ all a noe‘ing to N-g “can!” fut \ho ensuing mam 11xere' 3 h «trauma mater! 41 {at good first sud f 09:.»sz tcxzus here- I any Guano-I must lave recto-l fiko homes {.0 mvom “re fin {tom donkey- Ing the «min building sud punt, after I. got such a. nut. To “In 3‘"th :-Yuur drnggiat i : hen-ht: zulmrIz-«i‘ .u retuud {he put c :suprice «a teen“ (in: or fi{(3‘i um um: “I Gwen. 's Wat-ranted I, mp «(Ta if at idle $0 cure you“ cough or cum. {Signed} the Letter H- Greene Cm; \Ve ere pieued to barn “at the: Duty end Weeklv 9-3:. 0! ”(Masai have resumed publlcun’un “to: their‘ dun“: by are on (he eves-inc ot the 17th Much. feuom receivtng the, Post my judge for flnmsdvee of the (lustrous result; of the fire by the: searched edges 0! the paper. The Lina. 3 SEALED TENDERS wiHho received by “to cadmsxgned up to Thursdny, Ayn! 25. um, {or u... ”ion of u (rune Schod Hon-0. {or Sdto‘ ‘ Section No. I, (31511:. Pinu tad Specifica’ioms an be seen a the Minor Office. The word "Tender" m be mu’i‘d on envo- !090. SEQ. SHIELDS. 80¢oTnssurer W. f. MCBAR”! 77 Kent-St, LINDSAY Ir. J. C. Eaton is receiving the con- gtflulstiona of in; friends. to which the flit-rot add: its aka, upon the au- uouncemonl 0! his ungagomen: to Elisa Flora. McCrea, daughter at ”and Hut. 1. Wm o! Omemoe. Drs. Wightman Scott, Dentists of Peterboro, visit Omemee every 'rlhursday. Ofice twn Doors east of 1‘. Ivory Sons' General Store. thfifln, P. 0. It. [I Y Ion-l I.“ chrsdxy oveninx lat for Stékfl‘dlefildi (Am-Hug. ASBB., um: 20: young and. we lam-ct num- ber u on slnipuen: ever taken from “HI pitct Tho sellers of thou: an «01! pleased with price. pad and hope man he WM make snothor visit soon. xc Jon“ hoped to return in the full for ”mum contingent. A number of our promlnons farmer. and citizens «em to Mai 4090‘ to see him 03. I" John xcupino .000an him. We with but “mu. Polished nut-um: wood cases. or mold, or marbleâ€"you select :0 ani} y_our taste. In the line of Clocks there is a wide rapge for your selection here. 8 'Day Clocks, reliable, only $2.50. Small « l )cks'that are pretty and rc'iable; they make tasteful orna- m gt? gnd keep good time. too. "‘0: dilii-iâ€"Ehâ€"Siélzio‘ati'a; Limit-t1; run - 4"“ 5! In. T. C. Ivory, xlu B. bpoucc “C If. 1‘. J. Panama. n-J-JJflchols. with his usual umbltion. h“ 0170!“ ‘0 luv“: out 1!}! rd cont of a now ‘0' m mongol- luumer {or Pigeon River ““hmoflhoo‘ltlzons wuuld [o in let bu- M- Th“ wouid b. scood thing for Um.- gonna Imlly und to hop. some more will I forward to bar. Ind but! run- I‘It it“ mson. Excunlous could than 9. m to 5nd from O memoc. OWODIur NorvIcu in we Proubyteriuz h'M. on finnduy, wen lnrzoly gtl-ondcd “4 “150.7“ by all A very (uxoreuulg Eu- ur “moo was premium by Nov. W. 3(- .‘hvln. B. D. TheChoir tendon-d choice Baton- mush. 'rno Ahthom -- curm. I... 1‘0". 1' [than To-dav." arrunpd tor ob- “M valet-.11: which m:- anvun and Ir. OI Wfl‘bt.oololeu,exoenca. All Engiilh medical mun declares “It. I. in wtlling to risk his ropuution M t public man, must the wort case or Culpoxm be cured In three days ‘3! the an of man: ofuwtu. One on“. o! crou- ofurur dissolvod in 3 Nina hot Utter, drank it town's}. whoa cold, I. 3 never fuling remedy. It In: «and thou-ads. no V0! have: a M r. G. H. Wilson, Divinity Student 0' “"9"th Collage, uni-led Rev. E. A. languid! at the Enter flowing ur- vleq. gut! alcohol: "an “mean in 80. In.’ and s: Jonu'l Chuck“. m. novu enum blindmo. and t'ohll untou- llmflng. Would not a little, and non-ions"), the b0 ; pro- "mum ? LOCAI.‘ LACONIC Mum-luau. flee, i900.