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’ Swedish, Scotch “Radian GRANITE 8. MIBBlE WORKS. Honuments Repaired, and Hardware. Shipment Ilmwd. Ready-mixed Paints. lekl'v to Band. Door and window Screens. See that you get one of the “W. Black” Thermometers. v-v‘-â€"â€"â€" [1 shoes") efur all kinds uf diseased or do. armedfee AC\LL Suucn‘su. Mill Sheetâ€"In Rear of Calder’s Blocl', Luwor Town, Durham Wm. McCalmon, GAIAD‘RAXA ST. Blacksmithing ! Next Door to Chron‘wh- (Mice. Extensive experiments here been made this year by M. W. Dolnerty, 8.8. A.. .\l. A.. of the Ontario Agricultural College: Frank T. Stutt. M. A. and W T. Macoun. Horticulturist of the Dumifiion Experimental Farm. to demonstrate the neo- fulnegs of Spraying to kill the noxious weeds. and all agree that spraying is a meat eflec» tive and cheap way 0! eradi- rating \Vilcl Mustard and also Ulmrlock. 'l‘ho~e interested should [my one 0! our Spray- ers at once. Gchrol Blacksmith. Just to hand an immense ship- ment of Sections. Guards and Heads. Hay Rakes, Scytheo. Suaths. Reaping Hooks. Scythe Stones and Grain Gradles. .\ {“0 RA N', Our weekly supply of Ready- Mixed Paints to hand. Every person their own painter by using these paints. A season’s stock of Cutlery has srrived, and we are prepared to give you bargains never before heard of if Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives in abundance from '5 cents up. onsn‘buomxn A SPECI.§LTY_. Right on Time DUEBER - HAnPDEN WATCH; . .. - We have added to our stock of Screen Dom-s and Window June 27. 1901'. Screens. and if you call early you can get all your wants supphed. Machine Oil, Harness Oil, Axle Grease and H001 ()intmcnt, go to S. P. SAUNDERS. I‘POIITIR 0" AND DIALII IX Inscriptions Cut on Shortest Notice. is the man who curios a ..- GORDON mnmng ! n ow PRICES TII‘E undersigned wishes to in- timate to th urral public that iw is frqmn- u do all kinds Blacksmit ling at one price to all. Factory mad» Shoes. 25¢ each. "and mach-n Sinwa.1lk:. Setting. -- â€" we cash. '0' SAL! BY BLACKSMITH. flarneumkn DURHAM W. D. CONNOR Pumps of all Kinds. Pumps flom $2 upward. 31101) Open every afternoon. All REPAIRING promptly and prop- erly attended to. from 50 up to ................ 250 Table linen, 54 in. wide, yd. ..... 250 Table Oil Cloth.l45-in wide. . . . . 25c Buggy clusters from-60c up to..1 50 '24 only glass table setzs, each. .. 35c 30 only glass berry bowls, each.. 10c Nappies per doz from 35c to ..... 65c 4 only genuine oill paintings on canvas. ‘2') in. by 26 in. with 4 in. gold leaf frames,each only.1 50 'l‘oilet. soaps, a cake up from . . . . ‘20 Piques in white and fancy. yd. .. 13c Dress Ginlham, just the_ [hing for childrens’ dresses.yd. 7 and 10c White and cream silk gloves, pr. 450 White 'l‘afieu gloves. pr ........ 250 White and black silk mitts ...... 95c Ladies’ and nhildrens’ undervests pig 4 Calder's ’ Block, - DURHAM. â€" Don’t forget. us when you want a pair of shoes. as we carry a full line oLthe celebrated Sterling Bros. make of Shoes. THE L8 RG EST STOCK W. H. BEAN. IMPLEMENIWAHEHUUMS ' Lower Town. Durban. NEW STORE JUST OPENED. lust Received 3, Do You Want Flour, Feed, Granary -' and Confections" Store Gedrge Lawrence, Durham, - - Ontario. Perhaps you need “70 can supply 1 inglx low prices. Galvanized and Iron. Pip- ing; Brasis, Brass 'Lined and Iron Cylinders. For Sewing Mmbinu, Organs Pianos, give us a. trial. mum of :1! Kinds constantly on hand, 0. IcKINNON, We always have a full like of the best. Groceries. The Season is now on when far- mers will find a pressing need to get some labor-saving device to keep up with the times. and as we have 0! Farm and Domestic Imple- ments ever seen in Durham, it will certalnly pay intending purchasers to Call end see our goods before purchuing else- where. Cream Senator? If so we suit you to a T. We beg tespectfully to in- timate to the resident's of Durham and vicinity that we have Opened 3 made in Canade, and we ere bound to sell them at Rock Bot- tom Prices to make room for our Harvesting Machinery, which will be here in good time. A haw doors South of the Middaugh House, and 901- icit a share of yom' patro'n~ age. Everything first class.,Everythmg fresh. Prices the lowest. A full line of smoked hams. rolled shoulder and bacon. also all kind of garden ad field root seed . Cash (or butter and egg‘ McKinnon’s Manufacturer of % Dealer in â€" Sells (IWAp ! J. n. cpunnn. a Plow, a Harrow, a Scufiler, or a a. Large Stock of t_h_e best_ Wagons DEAR 818:: I wish to call your at. tention to the filthy habit some of the young men’ and boys are guilty of. viz , spitting on the sidewalks. Now that you hav improved the ap- gearance of your treats by putting own granolithic sidewalks it is too bad they should be sailed with to- bacco spit through the heedlessness of those who should know better. I have noticed in front of the hotels especially, many young men and old ones too sitting on the benches and squirting tobacco juice and phlegm all over the sidewalk so that ladies halt to pass by for fear of getting their skirts in the vile expectorations In many of the cities and towns in Ontario there are metal signs with the inscription. ‘° Don’t Spit on the sidewaTk,” but it is hoped that it will not be necessary to put up such signs in Durham. A word to the wise is suflicient. Eonou DURHAM Clmoxxcw. COUNTY cannon mum. m; Agnew resented re n of special . ,committee re t IO revision 0 the council’s (From the Owen Sound Tim...) ;proceedure by-law together with draft of In accordance with resolution of adiourn- 3, "9W bY'IRWS- ment from January session, the county coun- i Mr. McDonald presented report of special oil of Count of Grey met in the thriving I committee in the matter of resolution of con- town of Mar dale, the sit 'ngs commencing |d0|6fl00 to Mrs. Willwcroft. With draft 0f | on Monday evening at 7 clock. letter. ‘ - r . 1 AI - 19.- __ _,_-- ..-.......L -“A Geo. A. Brown, the warden occupied the chair. The members were all pre t ex- cept the senior member for divwion o. I. who was prevented being present until Tuesday meeting. The clerk announced the election on An- thony Shnte as having been elected in the room and stead of the late 'I‘humas Willis- croft. and that Mr. Shiite had made the declaration of qualification: and eflice. and was entitled to take his seat as a represent- ative for division No. 8. The minutes of last day of January ses sion were read and confirmed. The warden addressed the council at con- siderable length. referring to variousim- portant matters likely to come up at this session. He said he was pleased to see them again gathered around the council board. itr apparent good health and vigor. Since they last met death had claimed one from their numberâ€"Thomas Williscroft. His removal has caused widespread sorrow, but the war- den was pleased that the vacancy had been tilled by one in every way capable as a councillor. Among the important matters which would occupy the attention of the council would be the equalization of the county for assessment purposes. There ap~ peared to be considerable dissatisfaction throughout the county on account of the idea being abroad that some municipalities were rated too high while others were much too low. He thought the proper thing to do would be to bring in valuators from outside, : who would make an independent valuation upon the individual municipalities. This would cost money but he considered that it was the onl proper way to arrive at a righteous an accurate valuation, and would be the means of removing a bone of conten- tion. Another important question in his restimation was the erection of a house of refuge. It seemed to him that this was trom {time to time becoming more and more nec- ! essary that roper provision should be made for the age and infirm. Some instances which he had knowledge of personally. un- pressed him with the absolute necessity for such an institution, and he trusted the mat- ter would come up at the present session. The last session was held under deeply in- t‘ul circumstances. arisin out of the eath of our beloved Queen, ictoria the Good. Now we are the subjects of her son. a king, who gives promise of being a wi e sovereign one whom all can honor and re pect. The war in South Africa, we had fondly he would have been brought to a close ere t is, but _he regretted that the end still seemed a _ -fl_,_ good was otf. Canada had sent some of her sons there, and some of the best blood of our Dominion had been spilt there. but our sons had died nobl in a good cause and reflected honor on our air Dominion. There were many matters of importance to come 11 at this session, but he would not detain t em any longer. He hoped for a harmonious 1 session and that business would be prompt- ly transacted. He thought that while their conveyances should be secured anda trip taken out around the country surrounding Markdale, that the. members might be able to form a correct idea of that section of the country._ This he conceived to be one i great advantage of holding the sessions in different arts of the county, from time to time. I had not forgotten the promise made by Mr. Marsh. the reeve of Markdale, when inviting the council to come to Mark- dale, when he romised them a treat in the way of s kl trout. and hoped that prom- iee woul not be forgotten. I have the honor to be, At the conclusion of the warden’s address. Mr. Marsh. thereeve of the village, rose. and on behalf of the citizens tendered the county council a hearty welcome to Mark- dale. He had not prepared a. written ad- dress to be presented but the welcome was none the less hearty. The warden briefly acknowledged. the welcome, and later apponnted a committee to prepare a suitable reply. A large number of documents, accounts, etc., were presented and read by the clerk. and these were by the warden, referredjo the various standing committees for consid- eration and report. Among these were the following: An acknowledgement from the Governor Ueneral’s private secretary of having received the resolution of condolence forwarded by the council to King Edward VII on the death of Queen \ ictorra. and say- ing that it had been duly forwarded to line Majesty: statement from MacKay bump- LA-.. .I A‘-‘ unben-n‘x-nb A“M.Al‘ "5"wvl Q “WVVU-c sell. in the matter of the settlement effected for claims for damages by Arnold lit-03., for injuries done to a horse on one of the county bridges; an application from Liam-Col. Campbell of the 3lst Regiment. for the usa- al supplimentary grant of $500 to the men of the regintent.“allglj for a further grant of S..â€" LL- JALL A: ‘L‘ 3200" "w '“iici'fd"'1ia'd§d££in§ the debt of the’ band instruments; an application from Central Agricultural Society tor a grant to aid their fall fair ; a letter rom A. G. Mac- Kay, asking that the council make provis- ions for the mailing of the statutes to the magistrates of the county; a letter from A. Shaw solicitor of Bruce ()0, in the matter of damage done horse on the Scone bridge, on the county line. the claim bein $33.75: the county treasurer’s estimates or 1901 show- inga reduction In the amount required of about woo. as compared with 1%). Report of North Grey Farmers’ Institute. and an ap lication from the North Gr Woman's armers’ Institute for a smal grant to aid them in their good work. Copy of presentment of Grand Jury to June general sessions. Report of Rev. James Lediard, county ngent of the Chtldren’s Aid Society. - â€" J__-_L2._2__ Variousi rmall accounts for advertising the meeting of the J uno session. R. Breckenridge Son for 85.25 for dra in: court room on the occasion of the do: n! Damn Victoria: R. Brogkonridgp for Stop That Spitting. TRAVELLER. Yours. etc.. THE DURHAM CHRONICLE. 'I an indigent. $7.51) - application for grant to Elmwood public library; application for grant to County Gray Poultry Associnti : 'appication from ‘ , Fitz;erald for 1' ea Bed ar’s license. Statement From Board of ‘ducetion of Owen Sound :umim for extra lmaintenance ; account from Christie Bros. for 8236 for boxes for registry ofiiee. Owen Sound, Council adjourned till ‘2 o’clock. TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Council met at 2 p. m. Members all pres' ent. Minutes of Monday evening session were read and confirmed. James McLachlan Esq.. of Owen Sound. was present and delivered a very interest- ing and forcefully put address to the coun- cil, setting torth the good work of the Owen Sound general and marine Hos ital and asking the council for a grant 0 81(0) to- wards assisting in the maintenance of that institution . Tuesdéy. The following documents were read by the clerk and referred to the committees :- - . Three accounts in connectionmith repairs‘ to Scone bridge on county line. west. one half of the amounts being payable each by the counties of Grey and Bruce: account of R.A new,‘letting and inspecting bfldge at Mitc ell’s creek ; account of Joseph Bentley for repairs tobridge on town line of Proton and Egremout $5.0); account of Henry King for 891!) for repairs to railing of Mc- Mullen’s bridge. county line of Grey and Wellington: account from township clerk of Sydenham for election expenses in the rec- ent by-election., amounting to 862.50; ac- count from the county clerk for 810.40 refund of postage since January. â€"â€" - I Mr. Preston presanted report No. 10 finance committee. Ivrvv- I A motion to amend the finance report and to make a grant of 825 to the Poultry As. socmtion was made by Messrs. Doyle and Gordon. but was lost on a division of 7 to 9. The report of special committee re letter of condolence togethefiwnth draft was adopt ed by council. The by law to revise and amend the pro- cedure by-law was introduced and read a first and second time. after which the coun- cil adjourned till“) 1). m. Wednesday. Tako Laxative Brono Quinine Tablets. All drug ists refund the money if it failsw cure . W. Grave's signature is on each box. Mr. and Mrs. W. |Brigham visited at Mr. J , Pust’s, Welbeck, on Sunday. (Received too late for last issue.) J. Park and J. Purvis Sundayed at their homes here. 'Mrs. Léitch and chi'Jdren are visiting for g couple of weeks at the farmer’s parent’s m Owen Sound. Mr. and Mrs. H. Cross. of Louise and Mrs. Mross. of Learniugton, visited at Mr. H. Brigham’s Sunday. The rain has closed down for the summer for the want of timber. Look out for J R. and J. P. at the races this fall for you see nothing but dust flying when they’re passing now. Miss M. Murdick spent Sunday at her home here. Don’t forget the picnic on July lst If you do you will miss the best part of your ife. It will be better than the Pan Ameri- can Show. The program will consist of music by the Hanover band and Prof. Pratt. of Louise, rope walking, foot ball match and other games. Speakers invited are Rev. Mr. Bray. Rev. Mr. Craigie, Hanover, Rev. Mr. Sharp, Dr. Jamieson, M. l’. 1’.. Mr. Richardson. M. P., G. Binnie, Dr. Taylor, Dr. Mearns. H. ll. Miller an others. ” Our little daughter had an almost fatal attack of whooping cough and bronchits.” writes Mrs. W. K. Havi- land. of Armonk. N. Y., H but when all other remedies failed. we saved her life with Dr. King’s New Discov- ery. Our neice, who had Consump- tion in an advanced stage, also used this wonderful medicine, and to-day she is perfectly well.” Desperate throat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King’s New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infallible [or Coughs and Colds. 50c and 81.00 bottles guaranteed by all druggists. Trial bottles free. 1m. WM. WHITHORE. 'begs to an- nounce that he has now removed his Blacksmithiug business to Cochrane’s old stand, where he will be pleased to attend to all the requirements of his old customers and others. Satisfac- tion guaranteed. WM. WHITMOBE. T0 CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY. Durham, June 25th. 1%]. [Mflfikfihfikfléflfléflewflfi Blacksmithing. SAVES TWO FROM DEATH. (Continued Next Week.) .â€"â€"â€"--»â€". 0.0‘0â€"4 ALLAN PARK 0*...” iBe Thoroughly Prepared ! For Business. Much of your future success depends upon the thorou in preparation on receive. therefore be caret when on are so ect-infiea school. No two schools are al e. Thflexce nt reputation that our College enjoys, the large patronage we re- ceive, the splendid success our students have in securing and holding situations. indicate that our School is one of the very best in the Dominioo Write for our beautiful catalogue in which you will find full particulars concerning our College. If you want t to best in business education you can get it here. Students can enter st any time. W. J. Elliott, - Principal ARRISTER, NOTARY, CON- VEYANCER. Etc.. Etc. Money toLoun u reasonable rates and on terms to suit borrower. OFFICEâ€"Mel ntyre Block. (Over_ the Bank Office hours: 9to 12 s. m. 2M4 p. m Residence and office, Old Bank buildings. Upper Town, Durham. pang Julâ€"y io't'n. Returning until sept. 16th All Rail or s. 5. Alberta. Going July 239d. Returning until Sept. 23rd All Rail or S. S. Alberta. Ho e Se‘enkers’ 60 Bay Excursions To the Canadian North West “UH“ "651i Red 1). er .2 Ednmnum... . \ . Going June 18th. Returning until Aug. 18th All Rail or S. 8. Alberta. mad LEAVE 'rd INFORM MY CUS- TOMERS and the public in general that I am prepared to furnish NEW PUMPS AND Rmmms. DRILL, CURB, RE-CURB, PRESSCURB WELLS. Allordsrs taken at the old stand near McGowan's Mill will be promptly at- tended to. Pumps. ALL WORK GUARANTEED at “Live and let live” PRICES. do Go HUTTONO Mo DC c- M. Member College Physicians and Surgeons. Onurln. EING Lots No. 11 and 12. Son. 1, N. D. R. Glenelg. and 11 and 12. on Con. 2 N. D. it, also 13 and 14. on Con. 3, N.'D, liq-each lot containing 50 acres. or 300mm an all. nearly all cleared. Well watered. well fenced. good Outbuildings end dwellings, good bearing orchards. In first class state of eoltivetion within a lew rods of school, 4 miles from burham. Will be sold or; bloc or in separate lots. as purchaso er desnres. Easy terms. For further par- ticulars apply to A.C. BEATON, . n f‘ WILL RUN HE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Priceville, newly bricked all round. new brick kitchen, new windpws agdflfhe: IIUW UI'IUR lthlluu, no" "Isn‘thvu ..--_ _ im rovements. 0n thetpremlses are 3 00d angle and two never anlm wells. he place has always done a goal busmess 'a‘nd will be rented right to it stood ngen. l he furniture will be sold to lessee. b or further Nov. lâ€"tf. baitâ€"than" apply t0. V"... wâ€".. b .MellifsnvProporty on George Street. ongacro 0 good bad in ood location. a desirable residence, will sold on easy terms. Apply to En. MILLIGAN, Palmerston. , or to W. CALDER, Durhtm. STRATFORD. ONTARIO. 1:5 nel Pattern. Peerless Separator. 'fi inch cylinder. 50 inch body. .Snwyer Muse Hamilton. Good repair through- out. not and Pump complete. A. H. NOTMAN. Aos.Gonl. Passr. Agent, 1 King Street, East. Toronto. 5 R. MacFarlane, jr. Agent, Durham. w. s. DAVIDSON, RICK HOUSE AND ' Me" :1 Property on b acre 0 Hood bud i‘.‘ 3‘ HORSE POWEB_ENGINE,‘OOB- Thresher for Sale. Farm for Sale Hotel to Rent. Apply to Telephone No. 10. GEORGE WHITHOBE, DURHAM For Sale. Winnipeg..... Deloralne. . . . Antler ...... Estevan... . . . Binscarth Moosomiu . . Bamiota Swan River” AT RETURN FIRES Regina ...... anwjaw . . Yorkwn Prince Alb‘rt‘l Calgary ..... ‘ Maclood... . . . S JOHN WILSON. 80:101. Durban, or u Mill, Ememont A. BUTTERS. Priceville. figs: wily" $30 . $35 1G