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1902 sure where customers you must d Quality. OTH. Iket NEW re to he - r best Lawns there are a lo. from the Id. Pricovilh ' butter with rt Churn. ind HAM tte Oil Refined ek 's Special. " mete without II articles. an'ester ces a & Organs bravo/l us old. Any m lending to " rewarded. . J. Butt. and see our fap sons Syl- ith steel we sell ' Mc- tore high] y any other INF. our are are the best LACK. ans Green OBLE Lars h Fork W. H. BEAN TWEEDS d YARNS Lace Curtains 2s5c, "at. Tic, (I): and $1.26a pair. Roller Window Shades. 35¢. each. Heavy Twitted Sheeting 2yds wide, 1%. a yard. ' Don't forget the Big 4, when you “an! a new pair of Shoes for the spring. Nalada Ceylon Tea. Black. or mixed 250. '30e a! " 4th. " lb. G RUGERIES Tiw. We ask Nitfltll 0| an! ms S. SCOTT. , JAKE KRESS "--b. We can give you Bargain' ' mu' Wnlfdau War-If Table Oil Cloth. 45 in. wide25c. a yd. Woman's Shaw Sailols 350. up to Our New Prints are in. o---.-"--"."""' Table Linea Gt inches wide. 251. a yd. Floor Oil Chub. 1 yd wide.2iir. a yd. - v --- IT’S YOURS Lower Town Durham WE KEEP A FULL STOCK OF SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS. u ado raking mommr ATTENDED TO. Jake Kress. wear 20 years $10.00. In Nicklecase $5.50. In IO kt Gold filled warranted to FOR LADIES’ WATCHES. In 14 " Gold Med, war- ranted to war " years with solid Gold Bow. Only $12.00, CASH ONLY. HE SELLS CHEAP , I Lower Town. DRY (300m, CROCKERY. 4001‘s & 811038. ae., gtththnt tt Go. Druggist & Booksellers‘ Qopcirin’ c Ot best quality. If you take it with a Kodak. How often when one sees a pretty view or a comical situation the thought comes to us Oh ! if I only had tt Kodak - .vell why nor-when one can be had for $1. The Brownie 'No. I at $1 or Brownie No. 2 at $2 really do wonder- ful work. A child can operate them. Try one. The Best Quali'r cheaper than ever. JULY 31, 1902 GENTS WATCHES. GORDON FUNITURE TALKS (lillm BIOGK J ewelle ll ' yond [ ' same ' leade ' year , ' variel ' its p11 ' sttffiet ' have ' pense ' umqu t teta‘rtai o this t Th ' legge ' Crow ' bar a ' crest ' tour 1 ' ishme ' bonm Olifal t ides: Th t teriot s HIP? --The United Irish League basturn- edthe tables on the landlords by en- tering a charge of conspiracy against the landlord's combine. -It is reported that the great Mor. gun shipping combine may prove a failure owihg to anhmexpasted delay in paying the purchaSe money. DISHED FROM THE DAILIES --Lord Dundonald. the new oftieer in charge of the Canadian Militia ar- rived in Canada last week and was warmly “elcomed at various paints. In these days of marvelous achieve- ments, men have almost ceased to be surprised, no matter what strange new elty may eappear. and yet we have just learn of a sensational test of. human skill and daring that compels universal wonder and admiration» wherever it is seen. ' It is called the Cycle Dazzle, and was originated by. the world-famous king ot hazardous exploits The act is performed on.tlte, smallest racing track ever constructed and one built " an angle or 74 de- grees In this strange structure two men and two women on bicycles per- form feats so marvellous that they de- ty description. One can scarwa ins- amine the territie speed that must be at- tained by these daring riders on such a track, to set at naught complewa the law of gravitation. We are glad toknow that the people of Western Ontario are soon to have the pleasure of seeing this unparalleled sensation. The Directors ot the Western Fair As- sociatiou have fortunately been success- in] in securing the attraction for the thousands who will visit London from September 12th to 20th, the date of the great exhibition, --The King is Mill making progress but it is thought. Will have to go throt1gh the Coronation ceremony as an inval- id. A meeting of the Privy Council wosheld on board his yacht on Satur- --Britain and Japan have agreed upon a treaty guaranteeing the in- dependence of Corea. A commercial treaty between Britain and China is a- bout eonammnated. Britain can ttb- tend to " things " the Boer war being over. . da V --Hon J ITartc has been exploring Canada's great waterways asA'ttras Winnipeg, and has been specially im-. pressed with the fertility of the Rainy RiverValley. ----Sii' Wilirid Lnurier was presented with the freedom of the city cf Edin- burgh. --The government of France passed an edict. closing religious schools. and riots and opposition by the common people have resulted. Apropos ot this French citjes are adopting as an amuse- ment the Spanish bull-fight. An in. dieacion that the teaching of morals has been badly attended to. -Ctrpt Bruce Carruthers. the hero of the Hart River fight, has been honored by Kingston his main; city presenting him with a sword of honor. Bat this is not all the programme, for the " Western” of 1902 goes far be, yond anything ever attempted in the same line. It has always been the leader in these departments, but this year will surpass itself in the beauty, variety and thrilling magnitleeree ot its programme. A glance at the list sMiees to prove that the management have spared neither trouble nor ex- pense to give their friends the most unique, instructive and amusing en- tertainments ever offered to the people of this province. The marvelous Monopaies, or one- legged acrobats. Manning and Du Crow, in their high-class horizontal bar act, the Osnatos, three otthe elev. crest artists in the athletic world, the tour Bard Bros., famous tor the aston- ishmems they have brought to spell- bound audiences, the [our inimitable Olifans, with their amusing eccentric ities and novelties. The great Gay and his wife. myir. terious} wonder wall“: and magicin as appearing on any p a arm. any can remove the pair of htutdettftt fusened upon him, a most instantaneously. Chrissie Morrison Jones, Canada’s greatest lady Cornet Virtuoso, will up- ”new! ttttere 191922-335 p, rw- v.-- -__"_-i" - .. numbers 3“)de the maximum of technical skill. he Fireworks " plny has been planned slang lines cal- culated to produce the mluxnry' of 0010: ever seen in imam Ontario, andissteamroof the show mom aim-d to miss. Other special attrac- tions are being amnmd for. . Every department of the 1hrbitittoh is being strengthened and broad and in ench one a (lithe: a vanes over previous years bu been and. Altogether the Western Fair of 1902 is astmitttentir expected t? excel}? glos- trien- iiiirGiiiiiiiiy in the wealth of ex- hibite, the excellence of spatial pro- gnmmego “(humiliating More? to visitors m e rm t e v nee, and Indeed to a d to the ff,2f,'G'l'l'h' glory heaped up by this Exhibition during put veers. NEWS NUGGETS - .-... ---.- Wonderful Attraction. WPBTERN FAIR. $41; Wednesday evening last week Dr Horsey was showing Mr W P I'elford, banker there, through the Works of the Sun Portland Cement Co.. and about 6 p. m. while standing near an auxiliary engine, a flywheel burst and a piece struck him on the head, tearing open thesknll and rendering him at once, unconscious. He wasquiekly attended to, removed to the hospital, but about midnight the end came. Mr Telford and the engineers almost miraculously escaped bat considerable damage was done to the building. Iii-5 wife, a daughter of D, McDonald, Deputy Speaker of the House of Commons. was visiting the parental home in Wing- ham, and, trains not suiting, was driven the (rfl miles bat arrivisd, to late to see him in life. The his; is " dopim‘aNe one. irrep- arable to his fomily. He was the chief promoter and shareholder in the Sun Yorks, and his pubiie spirit was plan- ning other induswics He “as balk.. ing very largely in the civic life 'ot' Owen sound, and the griefnnd sorrow at the sense of the town's loss was viv- idly shown by the extraordinary public funeral he received. In parliament a few hours he gave promise of a bril- liant career. batat the early age of 35 his country. his town and his home have been deprived of his abilities. his enterprise and his affection. lie was an authority on Chinese " fairs, and accompanied the late Li. Hung Chang on his way across Can- ada. ""t " ?lllllfl(llll,lf (lllllalll,llllli." Mr. John Ullaulton. M. P., doesn't think the referendum campaign will amount to much. and he has the Judge- ment of a man who has been through life identified activel with all moral reforms in Ontario. h] buses his con- viction on the belief that the people wlll discover that the measure of prohibition they Will be able to obtain us only the Scott Act made Provincial, and when they realize that. they will not take much Interest in it, Mr. Charlton thinks that if this fat: t had been brought out during the Pro. vincinl election unweign by the (plat- form supporters an canvassera o the Government. they would have retained five or six seats that as it was. they lost. " Temperance people did not realize," said Mr. Charlton. "thnt the Art which is being submitted to them under the present referendum is by no means the same in ge,'P'teg as the princl lethey wee ed to ‘voteon at the 'ge', former ple’tnsciteut Mad -con- sequently they thou ht there was no ndid for the teterengum. In the few meetings l addressed I found I had just to explain thisgoint in order to convnnce them that the overttment's n‘ction was not only justiluble. hut practically "nassaihible." This week we have no less than two deaths to report. lat, On Tuesday 22 July, RotreitlGonkey died, after a lingering illness from cancer. " the age of about 65 yrs. The immediate cause of death was the bursting of the jugular vein which could not beeheek- ed Mr Conkey was a resident ot this villagefor about 35 years and was a man that was everybody's favorite. He was of Irish parentage, born and raised at Port Hope, Ontario. He leaves a widow tour sons and two daughters to mourn his loss. The funeral on Thursday to the cemetery in this place was largely attended. Rev Mr Matheson prsached the funeral sermon. Died on Saturday the 26th July, Mr Donald MeDoumud, native of the Isle ot Ulva, Argyleshire, Scotland, at the advanced age of eighty seven years. Mr McDougall came to the south line Glenelg some 50 years ago when it was all bush, and he like many of his fellow countrymen had to endure the trials and inconveniences of the early settler in clearing up the farm and raising a helpless family. Mr McDon- gall’s partner in life died 18 years ago. He was a memberot the Baptist Church and leavesa family of four sons and two daughters to mourn his death. The funeral on Monday the 28th July, was largely attended. The remains were laid torest beside his partner in I Priceville cemetery. The funeral ser- 1 man was preached by Rev J A Math- 1 "tht of the' Presbyterian church. JOHN CHARLTON’S OPINION OF THE GOVERNMENTS REFERENDUH. Mr end Mrs John Irwin, of London. Ontario, formerly residents at the vil- lage visited friends here tor . few days. Their numerous friends Were delighted tosee them again after an absence of eighteen years. mum:- McDoneld ot Alum. is home “giant " " mother’s Mr: Neil lo old, south Glonelg. It is iNet your: lines Angus left home, and he hid numerous experience. of mak- ing a fortune in the gold mine- ot Al- It Mex MoCannel and non of Port Elgin. are viking their friends, " Camels and Miotaigts, South line Gland“. at patent. Miss Annie McArthnr ot Toronto. is I nding I while with her cousin, Mr Bellanca, Emma. and attended church here on Sunday evening last. Mine Susan McKinnon of Durham, is staying with her brother Dan, " Fair well while buying hum. She wheeled to church here on Stanley evening lat DR. MRS“, l l, KlllH) From the Toronto Star. ll IRAGlG DEMH. PRICEVILLE. THE DUKHAM REVIEW iflARUNG’S DRUG STORE her bicycle being so narrow-minded, she could accommodate no one but herself. Messrs Regie and Leo Grier, of Dan- dalk, are spending a while wlth their mother, Mrs Grier or this town. Mr Maud Reily acted as organist last Sunday in the Presbyterian church in the absence of the regular organist Miss Grier. Three out offour that tried the En- trance from Priceville school were suc- cessful at Flesherhon. Miss Mary Ellen Me Arthur daughter of Commissioner Jo hn of this an. vis. ited friends " Owen Sound lately. Abm a Gtuu)eat A POINT: During the thunder storm on tne 23 July, the lightning struck the spire of the Presbyterian church in this vil- latte, shattering it up badly. It will take new hundred dollars congxair it. but it is insured in the Grey an Bruce Company. , Hr tohn McDougall of Toronto, " tended his unele'aturteral, Mr D Me. Dongs". on Monday the 27th July and reamed on 29th. Mrs Rev Varley’s mother is visiting her (laugh ter in town. " Mr JnoA McMillan. Com. for word ft and his common): are worthy of special motion for good work performed some. our beautiful Summon. dam. crop. Fall when: nhom rend}. Fa. no" clubbing up for a spell of dry womb. Warden Murchison delivered I few on- “cred short addresses when tackled on the highway opposite our door In: week. Mrs MoConnnck. under the weather tot the put fortnight, is Improving. Miss Mamie A Benton, " 0 Sound for the Monument. of her cyan. has returned loch improved. Mrs Mike Henrick and children of Ter- outo, are on a short we“ to Mr Arch " Millan. Mrs John A McLellau and two was, Allan and Norman. of Cleveland. Ohio, are on their summer vacation to her par- ents, Mr and Mrs Hugh McLellan. Mra George Howard and children. (nee Sadie Black.) of Guelph. who htw. spent. the past iew weeks at the old home, re- turned last week. Mr and Mrs Angus Black With “may. of your town, visited friends in the burg tor a. few days last week. In a. latter from Mr Alex McMillan, of Duluth. better known here as big Sandy, says: " lam getting slang fine, good hunt). good money, am going west with my brother Norman for the threshing season We are taking Norman's tire noble team of horses alone with In.” Success boys. New binders. mowers. rakes 3nd bug. gies have been bought by gduro in our neighborhood. Arch B MoAdhur in the India: king of salesmen. Me Angus Melon" in on his tuna-I mention with Arch McLollun. and the polio spoken to the older toll“ in both tall m humming. Mr William Benton and " aim: lino Jennie M, visited Pomona tnUn& on But- an!” and Sunday. The 'g'tit'll wuflung and Center cor. will but wi an i t 'u. u the mportod on In: was at gins lure {may The" certainly will be room for show. no. it Itbo true Wait" tint n noun wow- u dislike to n non-who. has join our club, as it is (no of expense. The white mun tint is reporbd ot go. ing south so much. in Mill on the un- rth and has all 1mm mount: in a " wading. _ r.(fl(t',)aaie me at the gauntain ' Now Mr Edna: you must not ho slun- od by honing from In min. as In have been - from cor. list toe tom tttno, but will do We: in the futon. Mr John Black. son of Clark Blank, mm: few by: at the old home [at week. He returned home to St. Charles. Mich" mompnnhd by " Black. u fir a Toronto. Mr “denim Menuhin bu gone k. won on ttotrtrtt plant of your town- Fitment well on vim haying. Alum. We" Elegant Irish Linen Note, only 250.. a box. uxt FULL LINES. ALL KINDS OF STATIONERY. RELIABLE GOODS. EXCEPTIONALLY LOW-PRICED c-s-CUC-aaa-assi-car-irc-U/ai. -, ." i ' ONTARIO ARCHIVES .3 Ti? Fr JNO. . DARLING Scotch Town. re , m .31”??? in gull Bloom TORONTO We'rt now displaying new and Exceedingly Pretty tints and Dainty Designs in WR {TING PAPER Our Stock, which has recent- ly been added to by a large and fine consignment of goods, is more extensive and attractive than ever. NOTABLE CUT in PRICES E00. but nu drop in Value. To The Milling Public (live our Breakfast Fd a trial . (l()lllhll SENSE (IMF lHEllER NATURE'S OWN WAY, UNIVER- SALLY ADOPTED, ADJUSTABFE TO ANY RECEPTACLE. Over 19000 sold the first year. Durable, simple, economical. Pre.. vents calves from sucking cows. No valve to get sour. The nipple is re- enforced, with no seams to crack open. Should be used to be appreciated. At the Wootorn cattle market to-dny the receipts were 46 curlosdn of live stock. including 488 oattlo, 682 sheep 1nd iamba, 1,478 bogs. M adv“. and . for miloh can. Good to choice export cattle is worth from " to 6lo per pound. The letter tittttre may be taken u the top price. Good to choice butcher cettle in quoted st Iron " to + per pound ; inferior to medium uttle ct hom tt to “c per lb. Then " no chums in miloh com. awoken. feeders. etc. . Export "to. no worth Iron “.40 to 38.60 per out. Books bterh Iron " to 8le pot lb. _rrorrtiud-tu-i"roa"ott uattotslutteuenlrlto6tttr" Culvu as quoted at from " to 810 ou_h_. ttr {your Itt"lo pg: lb. _ _ While hop thie doiningwerc not quot. abtr chenxcd. there ie c decided down- Tho top price toe choice hone 'l 01‘ we“. Light end at hogs no 87 pet R. McGowan snonnou was POI stun Four young butts from 12 to 20 months old. two reds and two roam-choice reading. H. Human. Duhm We have just added a new line of cleaning Ma- chinery - Suction from Rolls, Steamer for steam- ing wheat and we are now prepared to furnish a fine grade of Flour. Give us a trial and be convinced. We have also got our new Chopper in first class running order and have a large quantity of chopped coin, wheat, ac. on hand. FOR SALE BY Live Stock lax-1m Toronto. f DRUGGIST Pat. Fob. l,3lgoo W. BLACK. '; DENTISTRY. OFFICE FIRST DOOR EAST CF the Du mun Pharnwcy Caider'r, Block. Iterudence fivst door west of the old Post, Oftice. Durham. J. a BUTTON. M. D., Mamba Callas. Phyl‘ciull Bud Surgeons Haggai, banana. and, "irctiGiiriii"ri'at'r'C's'Cl; and hm! capital. a; d. a. SPECIALIST EYE, EAR, THROATJi NOSE. al.------,,- EECLUstTELy. a Will be It the Hiddnuph Home. Iurhrm, tk ttmt Wednesday of our]: mum]: [mm 2 p. m. til HONOR GRADUATE of Totonto University. graduate of Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario. knows. Calder Block over the Post, omve, Lute assistant to “OPEN. England, CAPITAL. Authoriud. . . . . . 32,000.01]. CAPITAL‘ Paid up........... 1,000.000 RESERVE FUND............ ammo AGENTS in all principal potnto m Ontario. Quebec. Mnmtolm. United Stats: and England. A general Banking business "enacted Drafts issued and collections made on all points. Deposits received and inter. est ellowed ct run-em rem. SAVINGS BAKE. .memt allowed on savings henk deposit. of 31.00 end up- wards Prompt attention end every facility "omred customer: living at distance. J KELLY. Agent. a,i,)!l1,lllil?,9,,ljllrl p. m Collection: of all kind: Farm: bong]: promptly attended to and told. ARTHUR H. JACKSON F-UB. In. e-a p. m. RESIDENCE and qtFFteE--old Bani UPPER TOWN.DUBHAU. OFFICE- JACKNIIIO’I Oid stand Durham otBee----L0WErt TOWN. DURH‘I. Company and prints Funds to Lana on Ilongun at Iowan rum at Interest. Vuluuion nude ts, acompuem and careful Vsluawr. -Gifoii iiFiiii ii, sun borrower. orT'rclr--Jlfehtore Blocx. tover (hezBank “RRIITIR. Coucrron m lawman com" new mac. autumn. m. S" xnunau Mum-Idem.“ will“ ittee,.,-one-rttm't"'aia' - M and Equipment. The school In oqthqod lot lull m lam and [ml-doll work. an“ an *ttltrhttg In. of Comm: liebe" M tut new: :- mos. ALLAN, W. ,m.twmtrtsotuB.ud0eetld"Nm's I188 LICK. B. A., MI and MI. um: two we noma- w... Jottet.t Canadian: and Agency promptly “handed to Winn. Deeds, Mom“. 1M1 Agreements &esntorgoetiy prepared. Estate. ot doooued Ptr- Iona looked star and Executor- mud Alumin- tnton' Account; propuod and fund Surrogate Court Buainou Probate ot Wil I. latter: " Ad. ngimstJO- my! qtusrdif1?yttiP giggly“. so": ishaiifai/u)uiiuVotriees and Titt% mama I'IYGICIAN & Scmxox. (Neue our Manda-WI Sun. 7 f s to 10 A. M. DENTISTRY. Dr. T, G. HOLT L. D. s. ARTHUR GUN. M. D., n- Spechl attention given to Diseases of Women sud Chum. non" PUBLIC, COMMISSIONER, ac, CONVCVANCER. VALUATOR Insurance Ago“. . C, PICKERING o. o s., L. D. S DURHAM AGENCY. arristor, otar , Gan wyanoor, tit., gee”... lone] to Loan " ”mm ole rat" ALB Charge- Moderate ROI TRY Pull-0° CONVIV‘NOII. " . a. P. TELFORD. Telephone Connection No.10 DR. GEO. S. BURT. G. LEFBOY McCAUL. BA RRI8 TIA. .OLlCI TOR. TI MONEY TO LOAN E l DAVIDSON. HOURS W. P. COWAN, President. GEO. P. REID. lunar. Private "can, " Loan, OFFICE HOURS the Rptat Landon Ophthalmic .and the Golden sum.som 'tto tlp, H ii