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tores in town. . h!‘ Lani Lauuunwne [a bore 1).)", “with! n dam !.illianfinre12;33- lam. (inendoiilxe Gum s‘onign Hus; dam. . by Aborgeldle (Imp ); 734 ln‘ \\ an: "583913": . Privy" PH?!" 956' ”:0" . b) ‘uaaut "30: F" 717 hr \f0'uhflt9312; 173m hv Y- 'Inng urium J_ .90": hp-8| in Rll' 80" 0' \Ir Bum”; Jflfy 3...,52' 0 hy Rnsohn'v Tom" 1?)" payable March 1', 1904. D SHERIDAN, Osnemce P. O. ,ises, Lot 2, Con. 4, 'o'btru Short Horn 51, "Crown's Star," I for :enwce on the g 10, con. 1, Emily, 1) of 1903. [E ; Crown's Star. . Star Inn forehead, art |.-_ 247$; Pups, Bean-er ands. Ersigucd has on hand pf cl an Sced barley gsc. per bushel. B. LAIDLEX , ,a at 4.} per cenz' Sinai! ‘lghlb‘ Lcreased rates of ms of re pay menu I.» suit ‘REET. tgmrl is prepared to 1mm »' "Hf-‘3 turn; property In >icitm, c., Lindsav, 0m. inn Mun _‘zn Path mouth. ~evera! rllei-k- \f .‘m Jeoiro mu pruperty a: a bargain. ,rlal final-log. REST. SIEMEE. ores lighted only perfect --but BOTH every Dept. WELDON 11 Cigars {Sieck of Pines Store momma. CLC'IHING. ez'=°;zice. fittings and 'xpcs OLVIN’ R CENT. Bariey. Iflwmm WNW musmfl '57â€"? wager Cmemce P. 0, ijvs fresh at for 25 for 10 for 5 2 for s 2'\ 2‘“ ~ I sync» \) w a” no. >0, '0‘ 220° §" vv. 9. -u C .1 an 2 15 cents cents H (m; J. H. De 3110011. 0 Nolan and con . ‘ b Mayaspodflm. , Gennany.wll| mafia-Hy 1' 1"" "my V 1' ‘mmfl.‘3Â¥f.sa.-.mmn gale I’m-Ion. Mrs. IL}. F xliis am! 31155 3hr. jam-.1)! New“: :rk«-r, Wurv guusts at th Irmxw 0: Mrs. G. Balfour, SI , 13>! w- ck. Flour and Feed Store. Now is the time to secure first-class seed potatoes. $1.30 a. bag. Come and see them and secure a few bags be- fore they are all sold. J OS. T. BEATTY. Omemee. About three weeks ago a hound was lost near Springville; he is white with a black spot on his hip and one a little farther up and a little tan Over each eye. He is covered with black specks ; he is a large dog, weighing about 90 “)5. A suitable reward awaits the finder; Apply to Norman Holden, Omemee. "W" mun weak or "3-? :‘rzflm m: coiuult nun. POTATOES. NOTICE TO FARMERS Mr. Geo. Thornton of Lindsay, Miss A. Malloch, of Belleville, and Mrs. R. Thornion, of \Vest Ops, were guests at the home of Our esteemed cI-tizen, Mr. John Malloch, last week. All parties wishing to travel by C. P. R., to all pointsin Manitoba, North West. British Columbia, \Vashmgton State. 'c. c., can secure tickets at lowest rates by calling at C. P. R. Telegraph Office. A. McCafirey, Agent. Miss Olive Mitchell of Lindsay, has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Calvin the past few days. no; 1. n . Do E'Jg'ai’l‘fiéififi‘.’ “5’33 Dr. Patterson and Miss Mabel \Vright. of Pctcrboro, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs Colvin. hmsmn Court Sittmgs, May 3th. We have not u'n'anced the pure 0! our commune, amber sm kiln: tulnwco, B bl. Currency and Fair Pluv chewing tnbnccm are the Fame :12» and price to flu» consumer as formerly. We have tlnu amended the time for the redemp "on of Szu “shu- 1.128 :0 Ju: nary bl I904 THE i‘l.31’lliE 'I'UB.‘-.(‘l’0 H) , Liluitwl. Cyclone and coilcd spring steel wire fencing, built right on your posts. We have thc heaviest. strongcst and hand- somcst wire fCFICCS in the Dominion, at prices to suit. .-‘~.ny style, height or number of wires you require. Our steel frame win: gates are neat in ap pcarance, strongest on earth, and at very moderate prices, buxlt in our Own shop to suit your taste. W. I). Stmson. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cornwall, of North Dakota. are guests at Dr. Cornwall’s. The Popular Jewelry Store, 77 Kent-St, LINDSAY Our siock of reliable watches can’t be beat. W. EMCEABTY’S. isa pleasant task at McCarty's. Tu selection ofjewelry and orna- ments is large and Well chosen. and our time so much at your disposal, .tliat you are certain of meeting your requirements of pleasing the recipient at your weeding presents. ChoosingWeddingGifts MOWUWu-n ---___ v," ‘7 ' (my-moo three "mi: 3. 'ygpr, an“ may omen“ the Brxdburn Home Pun-lo? mh mv- data. All ennuqltauqns rue o LACON 1C 3i}? pox toot. -u..u. .. “.4 The Mirror from now to fan. Ist, 1904, fbr only 500. Mr. Roncigk, Bandmaster 45th Batt ahon Band, Lindsay, has opened up an upâ€"to-date Music Store, next to Coad’s Drug Store. Sheet music and all kinds instruments. Call sulicitcd.~- 13-3m Use only Robertson’s pure ready- mixed paints. A large stock of the very richest colors in inside and out- side paints, stains and varnishes. We positively guarantee our floor paints to 100k better, Wear longer and dry hard- er than any other in the market. W. 1). Stinson. Mr Sam Carew was in Lind- say Saturday on husmess. Miss Edna. Billfour did herself great credit by 21be rendering two cxcellent‘rccitatkns at the con- cert at Mt. Pleasant recently. Special valley for your roof, all ready to put on, made out of the. very best material. Eavetroughmg, and general job work attended to scientifically and promptly. W. 1). Stinson. The met-ting fortlie purpose of nom- inating fit and p‘upcr persons to fill vacancies in Omemcc Council and the School Board, was held on Thursday, resultirg as follows: Mcssrs John J. Williams and Ely Dancy were elected Councillors by accln.. and R. R. Ford Trustee by accla. The said gentlemen will no doubt fill the offices crcditably. Mrs. Geo. Thornton, of Pete:- boro, is visiting Omemee and Emily friends. Mr. Gebrge McQua-le, of Albert College, B.:lle\-illc, is Spending a few days with his parents, Mr. Mrs W. R. McQuade. Drs. 'Wightman Scott, Dentists of Peterboro, visit Omemee every Thursday. Oflice two Doors east of T. Ivory Sons' General Store. Mr. S.._] Putty, JeWclcr, of Lindsay, came doxxn for the \Vood men '5 concert Monday Mr. and Mrs. P. H Dick at- tended thc marriage of Mus-3 Em- ma D Brown, of Lindsay, on April Isth. Mnjohn Boy-(l. of Mt. Pleasant. attended the \VooJmen's concert Monday. Mr. T. \V. Blackwell and Mas- ter Lawrence, of Lindsay, are looking after their interests in Emily Township. Mr. I. H. Fee and daughters, the Misses Laura and Della, at- tended the Wedding of Miss Ger- trude Fee at Lindsay last week. ' Mr. P. B. Thornton, on account of ill health, has been compelled to give up his studies in Universxty College, Toronto. Mr. Wm. Laidley, of Chicago, 111., spent the past week with his mother here, who, we regret to learn, has been seriously ill. We understand that Mrs. Grififin is now out of danger. Miss Diamond returned to her home at Campbcliford, 'I'uesda) after a most pleasant \isit hcrc. \Irs. Percy Nugent accompanied her. MissE. Husk returned to her home in Caxan, last \xcck, attcr a pleasant visit \xith her aunt Mrs. J. W. (liliis, of Emih. Mr. R. Ruddy, Barrister, of \IiII brook, “as in Iindsay on Thursday. Food doesn’t digest we“ .- Appetite poor? Bowcf constipated? Ton ue coated? It’s your liver! ycr’s PMS are liver pills; they cure dys- pepsia, biliousness. Messrs. 13.17inlav and Robert Brown. of Mt. Pleasant, took in the concert here on Monday. Sick Headache T3 BUCKINGHAM’S [JV-553.222" er: thuflmcomm MA Want your moustachgorâ€" beard : WEEK!- btown or me): black? Then use 7 CURES ‘ BACKACHE NERVOUSNESS HEADACHE AND 25c. All drunks. er- Messrs Geo. Campbell, and R. Walsh, 0t Cavan. were guests at Mr. T. Fee’slastweek. of ive 58. m. w. Lane, 0! Millbrook was . in town yesterday. But perhaps the most elevating and refining items on the programme were the two choruses from Gounod's Faust. The Mirror has heard these given many a time by trained professionals, but, and it is only simple justice to say so, never did it hear them better rendered than on this occasion. That there should be found in this Village 25 voices that could be trained to sing as those sang who took part in these chor- uses, speaks volumes for the musical talent of Omemee and for the ability and knowledge of their conductor. With such talent as this at its service, Omemee need never go outside of its own boundaries for a first-class musical entertainment. Besides the Convention and the choruses, songs were sung by Miss Clancy of Omemec and Miss Graham of Peterboro, and by Messrs. R. J. Mulligan and W. G. Stephenson; piano solos by Miss Gumpricht, of Peterboro, and Miss McPherson, Omemee, and a recitation by Miss Kathleen Graham, all given with great taste and skill. Emily Township’s new road grader is doing its first work on Omemec Main St., and it does good service. Mr. 105. Mitchell. Agent for the Sawyer 38: massey Messrs E. Rowland and A. Evans, are in town visiting friends. The chief item in the programme, at least that which took most time, was “The Spinsters’ Convention.” The giv- ing of this occupied about an hour and a half, which was, to the audience, an hour and a halfof unrestrained and unâ€" interrupted laughter, varying in degree from the gentle titillation to the loud outburst. It would not have been be- lieved, beforehand, that the young ladies of Omemee possess such marked dramatic talent as was shown by them in their rendition of this difiicult burles- que. Had the ladies performing this piece been a job lot from Lindsay or even from Peterborough, one would not have been surprised at them giving this play true to life, it would have been quite natural and easy for them to do so; but that the young ladies of this village who, as everyone knows, are famous far and near for their vivacity, youth and beauty, could transform themselves into typical spinsters, is a thing hard to realize; but when it 'is remembered that they kept this up for an hour and a half and did it with such spirit and naturalness that it was hard to believe that they were not what they seemed to be, the thing becomes won- derful. And the question naturally arises where did they get their models? Not in Omemee surely, perhaps they have travelled east and west. The accompanists were Mrs. R. J. Mulligan and Mr. G. Norris, and it is needless to say that their work was well done. ship. The proceeds were nearly $90, which will be of great use to the Library Board The managers of the Omemee Pub- lic Library are to be heartily congratu Iated upon the success which attended their last annual concert. 'l‘hat renown~ ed individual, “the oldest inhabitant” whose word is never doubted, declares that he cannotrecall any entertainment, ever given in the village, that gave more pure enjoyment, or that in any way could be regarded as more successful than this one. The Opera House, was packed from end to end, and it is sale to say that there was not one in the im~ mense audience who was dissatisfied with the pleasure and amusement af- forded him. The only adverse criticism heard was to the effect that there was too much of these good things. The Public Library Concert. BORN. In Emily, on Tuesday, April 14th, to Mr and Mrs. Calvin E. Mitchell, a daughter. 'l'hc Misses Florence Ilein McKim and Gertrude Richards, of Millbrook, were guests at the home of Mrs. C. W. Richards last week. Messrs. James Laidley and Edward Dancy left on Friday morning fnr Swift Current, taking with them I49 young cattle for Messrs. Laidley Bros.’ fine large ranch. A number of their friends went as far as Lindsay with them. viz : Messrs. Harry Magee, E. H. English, R. H. Williamson, F. Murphy and Wm. McPherson. We wish Messrs. laidley and Dancy a safe and pleas- ant trip. 20., so! Miss Eveline Ivory was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Ivory, Toronto, last week. Mr. John Kincaid, of Pctcrborough, was in town last week. Mr. Harry Lamb was in Toronto last week on business. Mr. '1‘. English was in Lindsay Fn- day on business. Mr. '1‘. Dodds, of Woodville, was in town FriJay. Mr. I. Richardson, the popular hog buyer, may be consulted at the Brad- burn House. Highest Market Price paid for hogs and cattle delivered in Omemee on Monday of each weekâ€"2 Mr. E. A. Bryson has resumed his duties as Principal of the public school. Prof. J. H. DeSilberg’ 5 next visit to town “I” be m August. Mrs. George Engiish returned from Lindsay, l‘ridm, much improved in health Mr. M. Corneil and his cousin. Mrs. Junk. “'ch visitors to l’etcrborough on Sunday. Mr. J. H. Wilson, of Mount Horeb, was in town Thursday on business. dd the grade} to the wan- The concert, given on Monday even- ing last, under the auspices of the Ome- mee Camp of the Woodmen of the World, must be regarded as, in every way, a decided success. It is rarely, indeed, that the people of a village of the size of Omemee have the privilege of listening to such exquisite singing as that of Mr. and Mrs. Killin- ~Keough, and the Woodmen deserve the thanks of all the music loving people of the community for their enterprise in bring- ing such a talented company to the vil- lage. It is true great things were ex- pected from the Company from the press notices which preceded them, but these expectations were more than rea- lized. The rendition by Mrs. Killin- Keough, of the great scenes from the operas of La “'l‘raviata’ and “Faust,” were such as one expects to hear only in the great city; and it must have been quite a rev:lation to many in the aud- ience. The singing of Mr. Keough, himself, could not easily be too highly praised. He came to us indeed with a very high reputation, but that reputa- tion was amply sustained by every piece that he sung. Perhaps to many in the audience the part in the program that gave to them the greatest pleasure was the exquisite duets rendered "by Mr. Keough and Mrs. Killin-Keough. The perfectly harmonious blending of two such fine voices was a pleasure long to be remembered. Every number on the program was encored, to which the Company responded with great good nature. Miss Brown, of l’eterborough, acted as accompanist, and when it is stated that the singers, themselves, were delighted with her work, one feels that no higher praise could be given. She also gave two piano solos in such a way as showed that she was a pianist of great ability. ‘ . It is safe to say that if the Woodmen in their future entettainments will keep up the high. standard of their Concert of Monday evening last. they may al ways depend upon being well patroniz- ed by the people of Omemee. Rev. W. M. Kannawin, B. 1)., acted as chairman in a very acceptable man ner and in doing so took occasion in a few well chosen words to explain the merits of the order, and the great work it was doing. The Woodmén’s Concert It sets them cold. It does the work in a few minutes time. It keeps the dish of wheelsjust right. It dOrs [he “ork perfectly. It IS a wonderful impxox'cmcut over the old method- No more guess work. but tires are reset accurately and qgickly. Without any chance or giving too much dish to the wheel, or m any way jnjuring it. 7 Having; one of these 'I‘ire' Setters In practical operation, the patronage of the public is solicited. All work thoroughly warranted. Dominion Carriage Works. Everybody “ho has a Buggy or Vehicle of any kind, get your tires reset on one of Hendersou's The best Paint an earth is the Sherwin â€"\Villiams. Those who have used it say 50. Those who have not used it should. and be convinced that what we say about it is true. Fills better, covers more surface and lasts longer than any other Paint. Everything in stock for house cleaning. A CAR LOAD a Fresh Groceries a W. BRADBURN. in Fancy Dinner Setts, Tea Setts and Chamber Setts, in all shades Cups Saucers, Plates, BOWIs, Pitchers, and everything in the Crockery Linc. Call and see our stock. THE PEOPLES’ GROCERY NEXT TUESDAY LAUN DRY DAY. Manufactured 7 by the Standard Tire Setter Co., Keokuk. Iowa Tire Setting Machines. of Nails. Fence Wire, and Buildex‘s Supplitsjust to hand. GEO. ENGLISH, OMEMEE. Has opened;~ up a large consignment of new -to-Date Crockery OMEMEE . Curry Co. ARRIVING DAILY. OMEMEE9 Mtes Lila Parsons, Alto. and Miss E B. lfuur, Elocutlmust. of Omonaeo, ren- dered their selections In a mo", ploal- lug manner. Mr. W. Howdon, Bowel, made a hit in Ms revitanon, and re» ceived merited applause. MIMI Joni. Laura, M: Pleaunl’o popular soloist, sang two-solu- very sweetly. A splendid supper was proudod do tor the prugram. 0n Um whole it was a. must enjnynblo evening. Rheumcmm cured 1t home by Dr. Roscoe' u Rheumatic Remedy. Call .1 the Mirror ”fix a and secure a. bottle. On!) stem left. The) are mulling like hgg ches. II. is hlgjnly yq-cggmggnm. A grand enncert, under the amplces of the Maple Leaf Foot Bull Club, was held in the Quad ’l‘emplur's Hall. Mt. Pleasant, on Apnl 9th. The curtain was drawn at So’clock and-there helnre the audlence wal the “hove mentioned Club. dressed ln costdme. After a chorus entitled “ In the got-d old Foot Bull Time." sung by the said eleven, a lengthy program was given by best foreign and local talent. '1‘! 0 ("names Hi4!) School (‘Iuh which last your was Mt. Pleasant'a opponents in the game appeared often on the prognmmo and, gave a number of selections, which all thoroughly enjo: ed. Mr. Harvey, the Science Muster In the Omelnee fllgh School, gave an excellent address. Rev. T. Brown conducted a song serwcr’ on Easter Sunday at Beth- el. The choir furnished an ex- cellent program ofmusxc and were assisted by m. and ms. Brown and daughter Floe, who gave a couple of selections. Mr. T. H. Doube, we are pleas- ed to hear, is fast recovering from the effect of scarlet fever. ur. and Mrs. Keeley of Port Hope, were visitors at the home on". and Mrs. john McCarrcll, jr. last week. Minand ms. S. Caldwell spent F1 May and Saturday last, visiting their son, Mr. T. M. Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Caldwell. of Millbrook, spent a few days 1 st week, visnting ur. and Hrs. ‘r. M Caldwell. Foot. Ball Concert. BETH EL. and Start now and complete one of the courses before the summer vacation. Wm. PRINGLE, Principal; Opposite Post Otficc‘ A most convenient time to enter the gchool. For further particulars all at the College or address PETERBORO BUSINESS COLLEGE Dr. Neelands DENTIST, . LINDSA Y, Visits the Omenwe Commercial Hotel, opposite the new Punt. Oflico Block, the first Tuesday of every month. Admin- lstored gas with great success for over 25 years. Beautiful teeth and splendid fits. Crown mad bridge Work inserted. Lindsay office nearly opposite Simpc Ion'l Hotel.â€"28~lÂ¥ EASTER TERM I had nervous indigestion and a generalde' rangement of the entire system. It had been a. continual torture for 12 years. My blooy be- ‘came very poor and at times my toe and finger nails would be diseased. After eating I would alt in a chair and put my feet on something In keep them from swelling, and at times would take off my shoes for the misery I bad. When- ever I experience anything to remind me of past aches I cannot be too elated to tell W119t Ripans Tabules have done for me. I still take one now and then, because I know how bad I have been. They were just what I needed. Is the Place to Buy Lumber, Lath Shingles, Cement, Pigs- ter Paris Charcoal. Also Headquarters for \\ IlldSOI‘ halt, “ Dau‘y Cheese Butter " Brands. Sash, Doors, Blinds and Mouldings Always on hand. Perfectly Dried and Seasoned. l’cs. qualities Hard and Soft Coal. Cordwood and M illwcod. Call and get our pnces and examme goods. .. .. . TELEPHONESâ€"Agent'S Office, 77 B ; Tovm Office, 77 ; Mill Ofllc; 78 fl 9% fl ”mm" Rathbun 2% K. A] I Co’s The The five-cent packet is enough for an ordin- ary occasion. The family bottle, sixty cents contains a. supply for a year. AT DRUGBIS'IS BEGINS TUESDAY, APRIL 14th CANYASSER WANTED to Sc“ PRINTERS INKâ€"a journal [01. advertisers~ publish ed Weekly at five dollars a year. It teaches the scienc and practice 0 Advemsing, and is highly esteemed by the most successful advertisers in this country and Great Bntam. L i b e r a It commission allowed.‘ Address Printer‘s Ink, 10 Spruce St, New York. G. H. M. BAKER, AT THE Anyone wanting seed barley can a. cure same by applying to IRA. SHAW, ‘ Omcmee P. 0 Or on Lot 2 Con. l x. Ops. Graduate of Toronto Univer- sity medical College, also mem- ber of College of Physicians an Surgeons, of Ontario. Spec attention paid to dlseases of h and lungs. Ofiicé. King St., opposite fouf dry, Omemee. ft x All the latest and improved banana. of denustry successfully perform...“ Charges modem‘e O F F I C E ovw‘ Gregory’s Drug Store, comer Kent an}! William streets. DENTIST, LINDSAY. Honor Graduate of Toronto Univerfi ity and Royal College of Dental Sn? geona. Dr. J. P. Keith. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. "THE CANADIAN EMF Seed B a rle Dr. F. A. Walters, " 29525; r MCI-£- . STINSODL Lindsay