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101 the notice being if others get done. I will ' y, andthat jngforlifl’ snot mdeto red himthat Wen on the Ie was quite ,id Philip to :h Kid W Lfly rt 018nm Mrs. Mark \‘C; town citizm, w: failure a? “hull having drOppo-(l mond 0f thw (‘.F at Spratt Ki' wa'd. The IIF'C" moments in walking .1“ man Boprv was paid ru seen cumin the same ii bridge and ound to K Mrs Mark Wattcrs Drops Dead In the East Ward tittt RESPECT D RESIDENT SUCCUMBS TO suuunn ru lnvn v. FAILURE WHILE WALKING FROM HER HOME TO A FREEND'Sâ€"HAD LIVED IN LINDSAY MANY YEARS. ”I Mr. Bopn-y Wards, on Im- looking ()hjwct and at one» g» “the tracks \ he saw th- 12: 3 heap, havix mments bo'i‘) The girls at Flavelle’s mill. who WPre empluywv' 1n packing rolled oats. also 53“ 11v! tb-Cvased lady on the USED ROPE MADE FROM TOWEL TO H ABOVE cELL noon IN OOUNTY 4’“ “dc by mugging'fiiiixaéiiWSâ€"the door 5‘" 0! lus n-ll in the ooumy jail Vin“ ‘ “out curd. made by ihl'eddin‘ mg “ml alluuml to him. “ usual hour that. momma. M‘ l"Y .indrus wan to Brookl’ 0611 “Id '9‘ him to work as usual to “a! “9 :1. Mom, after which he VI“ '1'” Neaklast. Ir. Arid-rim returned n 9.15; '1‘“ .Wing 01 his morning meal. :o are Thomas Druuy. v-v'v , Tobaccos, etc. Jewellers. A Milne Semi-Ready Cl'g. '5 Fair, Notions. Son. Tailoring. Baker Lumber Co., Lumber, etc. Fred Taylor. “Big 20” Restaurant. J. Houzer, Clothing, etc. Thos. R. Trotter, Vic. Laundry. P, J. Breen, Pianos and Organs. Cornnell Brewing Co., Ales, etc. Graham Bate. Bread, Pastry, etc. “My Valet," Pressing, Cleaning. W. R. Keys. Plumbing, etc. M, H. McGeough, Contractor. Canadian Pacific Railway. Chung Sun. Laundry. Jos. Parkin, Roller Rink. J. A. Gillogly, Insurance. Dr. Nesbitt. Dental. Lee Chang, Laundry. Chas. Lindsay. Hacks. P. Kennedy. Money to Loan. Blair 8:. P. Kennedy. Money to Loan. J. H. Sootheran. Broker, etc. McDiarmid 8!. Weeks, Legal. McLaughlin. Peel 8:. Fulton. L Hopkins Hopkins. Legal. Dr. E. B. Cowan, Veterinary. Williams 8ros.. Masons. E. McMahon. Contractor. H. C. Hamilton. Music. R. L. Morgan. Drugs, etc. Farmer-5' Bank, A. 8. McGill. John Flurey, Grocer. C. F. Reeve. Billiards. Scientific American, N J. W. Wakely. Dry Goods. Lou Wickett, Tailor. Peterborngh Business College. Dr. Shoop's Remedies. John Dennis. Pumps. fliss J Uh :‘ v ‘ < v v ‘ ml“ that 1° “'11) Am: 21W tress us: we muowlng [on - H ‘ 113‘ of wular adv-rtiser'sx;t A c > re My, Drugg's' . . . . Bobcock. (3.1-. . a" 2°: xi. Shepherd, Machnmst. Lang Mahar. Clotlzm. " . G' A' Lime’ 3”" StOre. Robinson Motor Works. . John Carew, wand and. Lumber. Arthur Moore, Home 0.“ V ”Wis” Bros" Plumbmz. A. B. Terry. Confottionory. . n. w. Bea“. Jeweler. Bakosool'to Bros" Candies. J' L' Prime” B”.‘°“°'- Flavollos Limited. Goal. W- H0110”. Furniture. Wm. Warren. Piano: and Orlsm : . g. Fire Insurance. 1'. C M t h ‘ W. R. w.d:!es . - t c Ott, Ticket A out. J McCLJHoUSh' Boots and Shoes Ngw York Restaurant. 3 W. A, Goodwin. Wall PIPOPS- Lyceum Theatre. .. . Tmznev. Novelt'es- A. Higinbotham, druggist. a» Préss does not caper to one class alone. It reaches pea!” and not a few, you Just follow the lead of the live bu- ,hy‘ who advertise in The Free Press' They know 8 M 523,-» 1 UN advertise only where they get. returns. Quality ml 5‘ :2 mat is why The Free Press has the following long list of AM TO ONE CLASS ALCNL Tl lav-r . ea“. Jeweler. I'Sipgmeau. Butcher. .y Holtorf, Furniture. In Widdess. Fire Insurance. V. ' ~h. Boots and Shoes McCulloub Q A Goodwin. Wall ?apers. ' . Tangney. Novelties. ' J. PS; W. McGafiey. Dry Goods. L. ' h. Clothing, etc. h : ggfpbell, Family Groceries. u Sutclifi'e 8:. Sons, [Pry Goods. ll. Dunoon. Drugs, ht-c. 'homas Brady, Groceries. McGregor, Tobaccos, etc. lritton Bros.. Jewellers. ’ 'o A. Milne, Semi-Ready 018. ‘Ie-L cnrhert. Boots and Shoes Bakogeorge Bro... Candies. Flavelles Limited, Goal. Wm. Warren, Piano: and Oriana T. C. Matchett, Ticket Agent. New York Restaurant. Lyceum Theatre. A. Higinbotham, druggist. Joe. Carroll, Tobaccoe. Wonderland. K. Tangney. Confections. I. E. Weldon, Barrister. D. Cinnamon, Stoves, etc. O’Loughlin McIntyre, Furs etc H. M. Houston, Fed. Bus. Col. Spratt 8n. Killen, Groceries. Grand Trunk Railway. J. J. Walsh. Boots and Shoes. k \‘Cuttvrs. a well known 1. u :15 the victim of heart mm}? 1.10 last Thursday, ri I-uly was seen a few the incident occurred 1; I‘m- tracks, by Switch- :11111 no more attention . as she had often been wivr to the east ward in 1:11:11 crossing the floating ”Mowing the tracks ar- 1 dead near the dia- P.R. and G.T.R. tracks iiivn’s warehouse, east l few moments after- Eng up, noticed adark :ying between the rails -n: down from his post ‘i‘u-rc, to his amazement Hlv-aged lady lying in , fallen so only a. few ‘ pact-mesa SUCCUMBS TO SUDDEN ATTACK OF HEART , Legal. H. M. Houston, Fed. Bus. Col. Spratt 8:. Killen, Groceries. Grand Trunk Railway. J. J. Walsh, Boots and Shoes. 8. Arnold, Merchant Tailor. A. S. Wellsman, Jeweller. W. Roenigk, Academy of Music. W. J. Morton, Confectionery. M. E. Tangey, Furniture. W. F. McCarty, Jeweller. St. Jerome's College, Berlin, Ont Anderson 8:. Nugent, Furniture. Canadian Bank of Commerce. P. J. Campbell, Butcher. The Free Press, Stationery, etc. C. Hughan, Jeweller. M. O'Haflorah, Meats. Canada Metal 00., Aluminum. John Meehan, Carting. S. Oliver. Second-hand Furniture Geo. McFadden, Painter, etc. J. Hughes, Bootmakar. Weese's Bazaar. Notions. J. M. Knowlson, Insurance. R. Chambers. Marble Cutter. J. J. Graham, Groceries. T. McConnell, Royal Hotel. Stewart 8:. O'Connor, Legal. J. R. Shannon. Liquors. Leigh R. Knight, Legal Dr. F. A. Walters. Dental. W. W. Workman 8:. Son. Hacks. M. H. McCallum, Tailor. Dr. Sims, Dentist. Dr. Sharpe, Dentist, Toronto. R. M. Mason, Vet. Surgeon. Canadian Order Chosen Friends. Wm. Campbell, Dry Goods. Terrill Bros., General Store. tracks and naturally had watched her, noticing her fall. They, on noticing her drop, ‘phoned Mr. A. Parkin at the egg house, who, on coming to the scene of the inci- dent, found Mr. Boprey examining the body. *~-‘â€"â€"-AIJ ‘n After the remains were removed to the office of the packing house, Cor- oner Dr. Blanchard, Dr. Brown and Chief Vincent were summoned. Dr. Brown arrived first and on examina- tion found life entinct. "*â€"â€"-â€"Aâ€" an]; ULVAA ovâ€"-_._ ,, On the arrival of the Coroner and Chief Vincent it was found that an inquest was unnecessary. The unfortunate lady was about 50 years of age, having lived with her husband, Mr. Mark Watters, on the corner of Georgina and Russel-sts. Mr. Watters is a brother of Mr. M. Watters, formerly of town, now prop- rietor of the Daly house, Orillia. At present Mr. Watters, husband of ,,,1_:_... -4» Ann of the rietor OI MM: um; .--__-, At present Mr. Watters, husband of the deceased, is wor Baker Lumber Co’s_ town. king at one of the camps east of the mg by his neck from th' ' over the! eel! door. Dr. Jeff"! and Coroner Dr. Blanchud we summoned, and on 61831 was team! that Me was The deceased was ! years of I89. .11 his Inc. He and lived in town lemma ad him. Maid“ his wid- owed mother, but dampâ€"H"- P. Du: Biraemw. 0! Town»: MN- m Sound: “in koushnho. o! ‘ A-'-- md‘ um Oath ______..__â€"â€" HANG HIMOELF TO BAR. JAIL .1 RECENT ATTEMPT : 1mm. . Iron JAIL FENELON FALLS. NR The importance of the agricultural, interests of this province are supreme ‘ among the industries in their vital bearing on the lite and prosperity of the people, and the question natur- ally suggests itself why- is there not more attention paid to this outstand- ing industry. It’s one of Professor Za- vitz’s favorite sayings that “The value 'Of our agricultural products is seven times greater than our forests ,eight times greater than that of our mines, and nineteen times greater than that of our fisheries. Mr. C. C. Jones Dep; uty Minister of Agriculture, said, in a recent address, that if the farmers of our province would adopt up-to-date methods, it would be possible to in- crease our agricultural products fifty per cent.” How to Increase the Output. How can the desirable end suggest- 3ed by Mr. James be reached? One of the best methods of securing this de- sirable increase is by. improved meth- ods, and improved methods naturally require improved knowledge. The lat- ter requires improved education, and for the citizens of Victoria County there is a splendid opportunity given in the Five Days’ Free Stock and Seed Judging Course in Lindsay on January 26th to 30th, inclusive. It is also interesting to note that these dates include another eventâ€" The Poultry and Pet Stock Show herehwhich should undoubtedly be of most material interest and profit to farmers. The free course offered this year by the Lindsay branch of the Ontario De- partment of Agricukure may be sum- med up as follows: Seed Judging. From 8.30 to 10 am. of each day will be spent in the study of the seeds of our various farm crops. Each person will be given samples and will he taught how to judge wheat, oats, peas, barley, and grass and clover seeds. Lectures will be given on the varie- ties best adapted for use in this dis- trict, on methods of cultivation, clean- ing and testing seed, and on the im- provement of seed by selection. This course will be conducted by Professor C. A. Zavitz, of the Ontario Agricul- JANBARY zen-c TO awnâ€"FIVE PROFITABLE DAYS FOR FAnueas AND FARMERS’ SONSâ€"PROFE ssons zAVITZ. DAY. FLET- CHER. AND OTHER 3 TO BE PRESENT. t-ural College. From 10,11 to 4 p.m. of PROCEEDINGS OF ALLEGED SE- CRET MEETING AS GIVEN BY FENELON TP. CLERK. The Feenlon Falls Gazette last week, publishes the following, which will be of interest, as it relates to the case between Mr. F. J. Goodman, of Rosedale, and Mr. J. Parkin, of Lind- say, and the Fenelon Township Coun- cil relative to the mine at Rosedale. The case has previously been review- ed in these columns: . The clerk of Fenelon township sends us this week a report of the minutes of the special meeting of the Fenelon Council, held on August alst, which is the soâ€"called secret meeting referred» to in Mr. F. J. Goodman’s recent let- ters in the Gazette, and the minutes of which were not published at the time. Here they are: m The Council met to hear the report of Councillor Palmer and J. B. Par- kin as to the different reasons of those protesting against the passing of By-law No. 606, being a byJaw au- thorizing the Council to lease a .por- tion of the road between concessions 7 and 8 on the south shore of Balsam Lake to the said Jos. B. Parkin for mining purposes. A _ 4" W A- -A‘nnr‘nr‘ kv [111111115 y... r ..... Moved by Mr. Moynes, seconded by Mr. Palmer, That the lessee be re- sponsible for all damage, the township to be kept. harmless and free from all ,__‘ __.o nun-l- UV llv ”-r V cost tho tion that may be carried on.â€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Tomie, seconded by Mr. Palmer, That By-law No. 008 be now given its third reading and agn- ed and negled.-Ca_med. 7- â€"n.-_..‘.I ‘l‘u_ e“ In“ Iv~ aaaaa The by-lnw was firmly panned, sign- ed and sealed. Moved by Mr. Tolmle. seconded by Mr. Gnu, Thu this Council mm a toy-1w of «an per cent, ind am \he nave 0‘ clerk be empoworod ‘0 sign the agreement and much tho corponflon no! ‘0 the ummâ€"Ouflod. indsav’s Free» Stock and ‘ Seed Judging Course 10,15 to 12 a.m. and from 1.30 L. of each day will be spent in Live Stock Judging. studying and judging beef cattle. sheep, and light and heavy horses. Typical animals; of these classes will be brought in and, using a score card, the instructor will illustrate the ideal form, showing where defects may 0c. cur and emphasizing the desirable strong points. A number of animals of the different classes will then be brought in, and those in attendance will be asked to judge and place them. Then the instructor will give his plac- ing together with his reasons, and will discuSs any special features illustrat- ed by each class ol animals. This couse will be conducted by Professor G. E. Day, of the Ontario Agricultural College. Discussion. At the close of the practical work, or from 4 to 5 o’clock, discussions on the breeding, feeding. and manage- ment of live stock wil be led by promi- nent stock breders. Lectures upon unsoundness in horses and umhe common diseases of farm animals will be given by a veterinarian. Evening Lectures. ‘ In the evenings lectures will be giv- en by the professors in charge of the course, by Dr. Fletcher of the Domin- ion Experimental Farm, Ottawa, and by Dr. Falconer, President of Toron- to University. In order to take full adyantage of the course ,arrange to spend the whole five days in Lindsay. This course has been specially plan- ned for farmers’ sons. who are desir- ous of learning some of the underly- ing principles of agriculture. and in- cludes lectures on stock breeding and feeding, rotation of crops, selection of seed, cultivation of soil, underdrain- age, weeds and weed seeds, and dairy- ing. These subjects will be treated in a simple, practical manner, and those taking advantage of this course may rest assured that they will be amply repaid for the time and money invested. The prosperity of our country de- pends on the farmer, and, as in trades the skilled man produces the most and the best, so the farmer, who stud- ies to know the why and wherefore of his farm Operations, will in time reach the top in farm productions. n; Burnt River Telephone Co. Annual Meeting Burnt Rivenâ€"The annual meeting of the Burnt River Telephone Com- pany Limited, was held at Burnt Riv- er, on December lst. The attendance of shareholders was very good, but more might have attended. Mr. J. R. Mark was appointed auditor, and reported as follows: "To the Burnt River Telephone 00., Gentlemen :â€"I hereby beg to report that I have this day examined the books of the com- pany, have examined the vouch- ers and compared them with the ac- counts and found them correct." On motion the report was adopted and Farmers and farmers’ sons, don’t miss these classes! The secretary reported an indebted ness on capital account of $48).“ against which there are 12 shares of stock subscribed for and not paid, lea- ving net debt $360.00, of which 3100 was taken at the meeting, and a sur- plus on revenue account of $41.85. PROSPECTS GOOD FOR THE FU- TUREâ€"OFFICERS AND DIREC- TORS APPOINTED FOR THE YEAR. It was moved by Mr. S. Suddaby, seconded by J. R. Mark, that the line fees for shareholders owning their own telephones be six dollars} year. â€"Carried. Moved by Mr. Buddaby. seconded by Mr. Wilson, that it utter making due exertions to raise funds by the sale of capitol stock. then nholl not be enough roinedhto poy on indebted- _-AL __2_ neu. then the directore be euthani- ed to borrow euflclent {or thet pur pane end pledge ell eurplue revenue for payment of eeme untll it be peld. ”Curried. The dlrectore elected were Meeere. W. Fell. Joeleh’Flett. J. H. Brendon. Yoemen Bmlth. A. B. Towneend. John Hodgeon end Dr. R. B. Froet. Mr. J. R. Kerk moved. eeoonded by Mr. Wlleon. thet e vote of them be elven the dlreoton tor the eble end energetic newer ln whloh they heve conducted the eflelre o! the coupe”. For the rout d_oold Rub coun- ._JA‘_ Take the Full Course. NEEKLY FREE PRESS. and save 6 per cent. on all your gro- ceries at Grehun 3:05.. dealers in choice Groceries. New Basins, Cur- rents, Figs. Dates. Pmnea. Peels. ru- vorings. Spices of dl kinds. Cmdiu md Nuts, everything {or the holiday Save Your Coupons Graham Bros. 36'. £00.30“ tilt Pull. the my? PAGE FIVE. ‘3‘ . an! M-