The Sherbrooke examiner, 7 mai 1902, mercredi 7 mai 1902

the Sherbrooke Examiner.SEMI-WEEKLY EDITION VOL V.NO.57.New Series Woodyatt’s High Weel Lawn Mowers Again for season 1902.LighUnd easy Running.The Best Machine made.We are headquarters for the sale of Woodyatfs Mowers in the Eastern Townships, ask for prices.SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1902 PRICE ONE CENT A Woodyatt’s Daisy Lawn Mower Which we have sold for many years, has demonstrated superiority over ail others.We Have SHOES to fit the feet, sold at prices to til the pocket.A new htock jutst in.We are ale*o »get»tri for PRIESTLEY'S DRESS IHX)1>S.At no other place in tow n can you buy them.The purent and be*»t GROCERIES to be had in the market always on hand.We sell no b«« Su*ar-but Red path’s bent grades.I jtrge stock of Wall and Ceiling lepers just received.W, T.OUGHTRED.Marbleton.Feb.2tw 12 iilCtl 14 inch m $2.ts! 16 men oi $5.oo.PEACE SITUATION DEVELOPING SATISFACTORILY.The Trees on Racine Park —Their Removal Causes Some Discussion.THE SMOKE NUISANCE COMES BEFORE THE COUNCIL.I* A UK.ROAD DAMAUKIX In the report of the Heal Kstate aud Harks Committee» piex uted by Councillor Codeiu, went to show that the roads through Victoria I*ark luul been badly cut up by heavy loads being hauled through them by Mi .Terrill.It was brought out in the discussion which followed that the road being a private one, Mr.Terrill had no right to haul wood over it, ami that he would have to restore the road to the same condition in which it was in before.It was estimated that it would takcaUmt $100 to make the necessary repairs.An Effort Should Be Made to Have it Stopped.Pee» Iceli frais THE 3 MINUTE KIND.Peerless freezers are now so well known in Sherbrooke and vicinity, they need no introduction.Order your PEERLESS FREEZER now and be ready for the hot weather when it comes Sizes I pint to 25 quarts.ice Delegates Received By Commandoes In Amicable Spirit.DELAREY’S MEN OPPOSED PEACE TO Glacier.BratvMord and (eland Refriearatora, Prices, $5.50 and up.Mail orders have prompt attention.J.S.MITCHELL & CO.UL.STAR ^^eiothing Hall A PETITION TO GOVERNMENT TO HAVE PARCEL HOXES PLACED THROUGH THE CITY.THE ACCIDENT SIMONS.TO MU.of The regular monthly meeting the City Council was held on Monday evening in the Council Clmm- « ; First Communion Suits.For the Roy aa*a*a*a Pretoria, May 0—The p^ce situation is developing satisfactorily.According to reliable information which reached here, several of tin nearer commandoes have received the burgher delegates in an amic able spirit.It is understood that Commandant Beyers has announced his willingness to abide by the decision reached by the Transvaal Government.Considerable oppo sition to the peace movement, however, is growing up about the irreconcilables of Gen.Delarey’s KITCHENER AND DELEGATES.London, May 7—A letter from Pretoria, dated April 13, is printed describing the Boer delegates.The writer says that they all like and respect General Kitchener and fear him to a good extent.It was expected that State Secretary Reitz would prove troublesome, but General Kitchener bagged him as an interpreter, keeping him so busy that he did not have leisure to make speeches.ber.The Mayor, Dr.J.O.ed, and there were lay evening B Mav Camirand preside-present Councillors rnller, Caron, Olivier, Coder©, Wilson and Lane-tot.PARK ARCHBISHOP CORRIGAN DEAD.If your boy is to be) confirmed soon, you will be interested in knowing that | we have made big preparations for this— | most important event ot the ,boy’s life.| The End WaS Unexpected.It does not follow that a} boy should be expensively dressed, and yet we have the most costly kind of clothes for those who wish them, as well as the medium and lower priced grades—all properly styled.Splendid Qualities.In Black and Dark Blue Cheviot and Worsted 9uits-ftll sizes.Made especially for communion purposes, at:$2.50, $3.00 and $3.(0.Our Black and Blue Worsted Suits at $3 are equal to any $1 suits in Sherbrooke.The finest Imported English Woolens, Thibet Cloths and Ser-ges-made as elegantly as it is possible to make them-$ l 00, $4.o0 and $5.00.Jfake a book here at any rate before buying the boy’s communion suit.STAR CLOTHING HALL, v > J.B0SENBL00M & CO., Vyf 97 * 99 WELLINGTON STREET, XZL Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, y Bell Tel.43 f New York, May 5—Archbishop Corrigan died at 11.05 o’clock to night.Although he had a goo< day today, and was talking to his secretary, Father Curley, at 20 minutes to 11 o’clock.One of the trained nurses noticed the sinking spell coming on, and at once sent for Father Curley, who had left the room a few minutes before, and who at once had all the othei priests from the rectory and cathedral assembled.All waited until the Archbishop breathed his last, five minutes later.The end was most peace ful.RACINE Councillor Codere presented a petition from the residents near Racine Park asking that the Parks Committee discontinue removing the trees from the west end of the park., ., The Mayor also presented a petition relative to the same request.The petitioners say that these trees were planted by public subscription, ami on that account they claim the removal of the trees should be discontinued.Councillor Olivier said that Mr.Todt, the landscape architect, having examined the park in question gave it as his opinion that the cluster of trees in the west end of park were unsightly and should be removed.The report ot tin architect in question was adoptei by the Council.If everyone was to make objections to what the Park Committee intended doing towards beautifying the parks would hinder the work which they contemplated.The Mayor remarked that portion of the price of the p.aik was paid by public subscription and they naturally thought they hail some say in the matter.Councillor Lanctôt thought tv the park was now in the hands ot the city they should not be hampered in the work of beautifying it, as the Council was only following out the plans laid down by a competent architect.He thought the work should be proceeded with., , It was thought that if the matter was thoroughly explained to the* petitioners that the Committee was only following out a plan laid down by the architect in ouestion they would be satisfied.The petition was referred to the Real Estate and Parks Committee.Mayor Camirand read a letter from* Mr.E\ Sa varie, recording secretary of Court St.Jean.Catholic Oiiler of Foresters, calling attention to the fact that a gentleman named W.II.Simons, who had been injured at the Grand Trunk station, was removed to the Protestant Hospital when he desired to be taken to the Catholic Hospital ami asked that the Council in future see that the wishes ot people similarly situated be respected.The letter was read and ivied as the Council hail nothing to do with such matters.THE SMOKE NUISANCE.Mayor Camirand drew' the attention of the Council to the smoke nuisance in the city.A number or people had complained to him and pointed out that smoke from the ehimnies of the Patou Mills does considerable damage to some people.The w iml carries this smoke dow'ii certain portion^ of the city, and people w ho have clot lies hanging outside cannot take them in clean.lie thought there should be some wray of abating this nuisance.The Councillors were unanimous of the opinion that some steps should be taken to have the nuisance stopped, and thought the best way to deal w ith the ouestion would be for those people complaining to present a petition to the Council.PARCEL BOXESTHROPGHOl/T THE CITY.The Mayor thought it would I» a irood tiling if the post oflieo geriqaliqe Bread Is increasing in demand week by w eek—received every Wednesday and Saturday noon.Brook Trout.We have had one lot and we’ll have another supply on Wednesday next.Order early.NEW GOODS ARRIVING EVERY DAY.R.JOHNSTON, FAMILY GROCER When in doubt.Buy a BALDWIN REFRIGERATOR.Latest improvements.We use them.By far the best quality.Great saving of ice.Perfectly clean and no odour.Positive circulation of cold air.The largest assortment in the city.Prices, from $8.00 and up.EDWARD’S FURNITURE CO., 171 WELLINGTON STREET.authorities would place parcel boxes at different points in the city.As it was now people had to walk from either end of the city to post a small parcel or paper.He thought it would be a great convenience if a few boxes were placed alongside the letter boxes.Councillor Fuller moved and Councillor \\ il-on seconded that the Secretary-Treasurer write the I\)stmaster General and their re présentâtive, Mr.John McIntosh, M P., to see if those boxes could not be erected in the city, MORE FIGHTING IN SOUTH AFRICA.British Seize Another Post.Lawn Mowers.tr-*- Five little minutes are all the time Perry Davis’ Painkiller needs to stop a stomachache, even when it is sharp enough to make a strong man groan.Don’t be tooled by imitations 25c.and 50c.Miss Ethel Galt Married j /ou TELL YOUR “MAMMA” that it she would send her Carpets to Lothrop's Laundiy to be cleaned that she would save herself lots of worry.He will send a man to take up—clean them and put them back again./ Miss Ethel Galt, daughter of the late Chief Justice Sir Thomas Galt, was married Friday at Rath-drum, Idaho, to Austin Edward Shaw, a well-known business man of Spokane, Wash.They will re side in Spokane, which is the western headquarters of the Salvation Army, of which the bride is an officer and the groom a mem ber.The daughter of the late Chief Justice, it will be remembered, joined the Salvation Army in Toronto some 15 years ago, and for 12 years she has been an officer, having now the rank of major.For several years she has been stationed in the western provinces at Army work, in Winnipeg, Victoria, Vancouver, Spokane and other western cities.About a year ago she returned to take part in evangelical work in Eastern Ontario and a week ago she left Toronto for the west She will now reti e from active work in the Army The groom is not known by the officers in Toronto, further than that he is a member of the Army.PROPOSED CAMP MEETING.The Mayor read a petition from Rev.Mr.Thurston, on behalf of the Seventh Day Adventists, asking that permission be granted to hold a camp meeting on the parade ground from the middle of August to the first of September.Referred to Real Estate and Park and Police Committees.NEW PLATFOIUVÎ AT CENTRAL STATION.The report of the Fire Depart ment, presented by Coimcilloi Fuller, showed that there was eleven alarms during the month The Committee also recommended, in conjunction with the Police Committee, that concrete be laid on the platform in front ot the Central Station.A firm from Rutland, Vt., had agreed to la£ the platform in question at cents a yard, which was 25 cents less than previously ofiered, but they would not agree to do any more at that price, as they wished this to be in the nature of an experiment.G '^Tow»1 Mav y,—The O’Kiç» Western Cape Colony, n column has occupied Steinkopf, to the north of O’kiep, which was strongly held by the Boers, after fighting April 27 and 28.The British lost six men killed and eight wounded.The Boer losses are said to have been heavy.The Boers asked for British medical assistance.WAR IS STILL ON.London, May «.—Lord K itchen er’s weekly report, dated from Pretoria, yesterday, shows that the peace movement is not allowed to interfere with military opera tions, except so for as to i>eimit unrestrained meetings between the leaders and their various com mauds.The week’s Boer casualties were ten men killed and 122 made pris oners „ , General Bruce Hamilton a columns captured 87 men on the Heilbron (Orange River Colony) line.Colonel Colenbrander has resumed operations in the northern part ot the Transvaal, against Commandant Beyers, whose forces have been considerably reduced, and General Ian Hamilton has cleared a large area west of Kicrks-dorp, South-western Transvaal Not hing looks ho had ftH long grans around one’s hoiiHC.Let us sell you a i woodyat’s lawn Mower.We keep all grades and prices to suite verybody, from $2.50 up.| Keep your garden and lawn looking fresh and green, we sell Just the Vi 11 U i > 36* you want, very reasonable.KERR & FOSS lothrop’s City Laundry and Steam Dye Works “Carpet Cleaning a Specialty' It is really owing to the benefits imparted while so delicious a drink that Magi Caledonia j WATER is such a success.ILL BIS! DUURS SUL II.REVISION OF BYLAW 118.Council or Olivier read the report of the Police Committee which went to show that it was necessary to revise bylaw 118 \\ ith reference to carter licenses.Tlmt, continued Councillor Olivier, was in regard to the charges to be made by carters for hauling material to the Exhibition ground.He then gave notice that at the next meeting he would introduce a by law dealing with this question.PETITION OF LIGHT GRANTED.Councillor Caron submitted th Light Committee's report dealing with the |M*titions presented at a previous meeting for light.The recommendations of the Coinnnt-tee wen?as follows: It was decided to place an are light at the corner of Dominion Avenue and Ijondon street; an incandescent light at the corner of Moore and Queen streets; to place the light at First Avenue a little higher: to place the light higher at Council street and First Avenue; to place the light higher at the North end of High street to shed more light at the North end of Island street.Norway Sofoden Islands Home of the Cod Liver Oil.Even there various grades are sold.We pay the highest price and get the best to be sure.On each single sa'e we derive less profit, but in the aggregate our profit is large, because we sell more.Ours is the best quality that can be obtained in all the world and we say it without hesitating.Bring your bottle, 35c.a pint.Also put up in 25c and 50c.bottle® Guetmve lAicRard, an* Oipttcian.15» Wallin g to» *t., SHarBmoKa, Fabrics Wash Fabrics are the most favored goods for Spring and have gained a textile supremacy that marks them as style setters for 1902 The color tones are effective, brilliant, gorgeous, but never approach gaudiness.Here are a few hints : Spring Goods.New Foulard Sateen, 30 inches wide, fast dye, all new shades and design®, special prices 25c New Dress Prints, 30 inches wide, fast dyed, in blue heliotrope, pink and navy giounds, with detached figures, special 12|c Wash Fabrics.New Fancy checked Gingham with corded edge, satin effect, in latest new Spring Shades, special prices 15c New Pongee Dress Sateens, in stripes and floral, selected designs, newest colouring, special 30c Ladies’ Summer Costumes.We have a large assortment of these new Summer Costumes, made of Muslin, Cham bray, Ginghams, etc., from $2.00 to 10.00.T.BELANGER.145 Wellington St.The finest grades of Printing neatly and promptly executed at the Examiner Office.;0PY AVAILABLE THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER, MAY 7, 1902.GRAND TRUNK SYSTEM^ ' Horse Stiow.May 6 to 10,1902.For the above, excursion ticket* will be sold to Montreal on MAY 8 - - - $3-85.MAY 6, 7, 9 & 10 S-oo.Including one admission to the Horse .Show.All tickets good to return until May 12.1902.mteamnliip rricketH All Lines.Lowest Rates.C.H.FOSS, City Passenger and Ticket Agent, 2 Wellington SL.Art Building.INTERCOLONIAL railway WHITE FOR FOREST STREAM and SEASHORE.AN ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF 170 PAGES.ISSUED BY THE intercolonial .Aailuay H.A.PRICE, AssL-Gen.Pass.Agt.Montreal, P.Q.CA»?mï Rv.Montreal Horse Snow EXCURSION TICKETS, including admis filon to the Show, will be sold as follows: Good going May 8th, .{«}• Good going May 15th, 7th, i*th and 10th, All tickets good to return until May lith TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.MONTREAL through to VANCOUVER every Thursday.The Canadian Pacific Tourist Sleeper i* fully equipped with every come niencc, and competent porter in charge.Cafe cars between Montreal and Toronto and Toronto and Detroit on day train.W.H.BOTTUM, City Passenger Agent.4rt Building.Bell Telephone 130 Steamsfip Tickets to all Parts OP THE World.FOR SALE.One Lam Mower and Two Spring Mattresses AT BARGAIN.F.H.LE.EGH, 49 Peel St.People’s Phone PHOTOGRAPHS.A^AAAAAA I do not cater to those who want cheap Photographs ; the people who want good flrst-elass Artistic I’holographs arc t he people I want to deal with and YOU are one of those who want good work.Remember I do not charge any more than thoai who make cheap Photos.There is only one price from one years end to the other.NO CUT RATES._ 0(0.Mm.H9 • • • GRIFFITH THE^—.DRUGGIST las now removed to the large and commodious premises in the Whiting Block and is now better prepared than ever to cater to the wants of his numerous customers.Call in and see my new store, it will interest you.GRIFFITH, THE DRUGGIST.Whiting Block, Sherbrooke, TOWNSHIPS HANK ESTABLISHED 1850.AFfTAL apvtal Paid up It rciBBVK Fund 92.U00,U.0 91,742.035 91,050,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS.; DR.J.H.JANfiLLE Veterinary Surgeon j[ coniinemoi Hotel.¦ ¦ R.W.Hknkvkr, President Hom.M.R Cochhamk.Vioa-Prealdent.(ast.is now taking a course at the military hospital Aldershot.Mrs.J.Lander, wife of Mr.J Lander, Dominion Carpet Factory, of this city, left yesterday for New York en route to England.She will be absent some months Rev.Win.Jackson, D.D., of the Montreal Wesleyan Theological College, was in the city yesterday on his return from Sawyeryille, where he preached educational sermons on Sunday.While in town he was a guest at Mr.G.G.Bryant’s.Methodist Church."The annual District meeting of the Methodist ministers and laymen in the Quebec District takes place next Tuesday and Wednes day at Danville.The quarterly official board met last night and transacted business of the year.An adjournment was made to Saturday night at eight o’clock.WATERVILLE.Mrs.Napoleeu Lacroix passed away last Saturday, May 3rd, t p.tn., after a lingering illness of several months which she bore with Christian fortitude.The funeral was held on Tuesday morning at nine o’clock at the Catholic Church at Compton.Mr».Lacroix lived in this neighborhood with her family over thirty years, and was a quiet, unassuming woman, and a good neighbor, and was highly respected by all who had the pleasure of her acquaintance.She leaves a husband, four sons and four daughters, who keenly feel their loss and who have the sympathy of this community in their sad bereavement.Mr.William Lawson, of Newport, Vt., formerly of this town, spent a few days here last week calling on friends.The Water ville band gave an opon concert last Friday evening.e streets were crowded with people, many from a distance, to hear them.The boys deserve great credit for doing so well.They play nicely, they having only organized last November.Mr.P.S.McKay, who spent the winter in the lower provinces on business, returned home last Friday.Mr.James McIntosh, of Sherbrooke, visited Mr.and Mrs W.II Ward last week.The Ladies' Missionary Society will meet at the Congregational parsonage next Tuesday afternoon, May 6th.We hear some big trout stories these days.Stop Buying Millinery Velveteen for Skirt Binding.When you buy of a yard of velveteen to cut into strips for skirt binding, io times out of 11 a velveteen is sold you that was never intended for skirt-edge wear.It was woven for trimming hats, bias corded velvet — is made from velveteen manufactured expressly for skirt bindings, fast dyed and durable.** etc.S.H.& M.Redfern—a If you do not find the letters SH-firM- on the back of Bias Velveteen or Brush Ldge Skirt Bindings they ait not the best.We Ape NoW Ready To Receive orders for anythingHthat runs on wheels, having just CARRIAGES from the old reliable lytningittiat runs on wheels, received two car lop d of CARRIAGES from the manufacturers McLaughlin Carriage Co , and Canada Carriage Co., we are prepare 1 to quote lowest possible prices for good goods.Our lires consists of Gentaen’s Driving / £ WITH RUBBER TIRES.Fought For His Life.“My father and sister both died of Consumption,” writes J.T.Weatherwax, of Wynandotte, Mich., “and I was saved from the same frightful fate only by Dr.King’s New Discovery.An attack of Pneumonia left an obstinate cough and very severe lung trouble, which an excellent doctor could not help, but a few months’ use of this wonderful medicine made me as well as ever and I gain cd much in weight.’ Infallible for Coughs, Colds and all Throat and Lung trouble.Trial bottles free.Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1 00 at at all druggists.Open and Top Baggies, Express and Farm Waggons Remember we'have a full line of HAND MADE HARNESSES.Also our line oFFarming Implements complete Spring Tooth ^erciva* Harrows Hows^ In fact anything to till the ground will be found at our store.Call and inspect goods, will be pleased to show them.F.h.BEAN, 185 and 187 Wellington Street BIRTHS.LA MONT.—In B romp ton Falls, Quo., on May 2nd, 1902, a son to Mr.and Mr«.Archie Lament.CASOADDEN.—In Windsor Mills, Que., on May 3rd.1902, a son to Mr.and Mrs.N.I).Caecadden.For High Grade Principal Whitney, of Bishon’s College, Lennoxville.was the speaker at the meeting of the Brotherhood of St.Andrew last evening in St.Peter’s Church Hall.Rev.Lennox S.Smith, of the English Cathedral, Quebec, who was offered the vacancy at Stan-stead, has, it is understood, declined to accept.Among the officers in this section of the Canadian Militia who will have conferred upon them) the Colonial Forces’ officers decoration are : Lieut.T.M.Pope and Major F.S.Barker, 58th Regiment, Major H.A.Odell, 53rd Regiment.Waterville Mission.Water ville Service at St John’s Church with Holy Communion on Thursday, May 8, Ascension Day.On Sunday, May 11th, and on through tlie summer service will be at 3 p.m.North Hatlev-Oh Sunday, May 11, and on through the summer, service will be at 10.30 a.m.instead of 3 p.m.Cause of Splitting Headaches.Poisons accumulate in the blood and spread every moment to all parts of the body.The brain becomes eonjested, nerves irritated, and the result is that awful headache.Ferrozone is nature’s own remedy for headaches ; it is a blood strengthener and purifier of un common merit, a lasting potent tonic, and the greatest invigorant and health maker known.Head aches never bother people that take Ferrozone after each meal.Buy a box from your druggist for 50c.By mail from Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.Dr.Hamilton’s Pills Cure Liver Complaint.Headstones and Monuments, GEO.AYER has the largest and best stock on hand, for sale, to lie found in the Eastern Townships.Call and see.Prices right.GEO.AYER Opposit Strathcona I! Square.OUR PRICES.Ready-to-wear GiotninQ FOR MEN AND BOYS.PANTS, 45c, 55c, 75c, 95c, $1 00, $1.15, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00 to $5.00 a pair.VESTS from 25c to $:5.00.TWEED AND SERGE SUITS from $2.00 to $15.00.BLACK SUITS from $2 75 to $18.00.TOP COATS from $1 50 to $14.50.a a a.a.aaaaaaaa All are newest styles, superior makes and best materials, and ensure satisfaction if you come to the mn ms ¦¦ !¦ J.L.VINEBERfi & CO., 147 Wellington St.Sign of the Horseshoe.Bell Telephone 338.WANTED Savings Bank.Interest added twice a year.Geo.C’arruthrhs, Mri*., SHERBROOKE are now prepared to show our full range of TWEEDS for Spring and Summer—imported direct by us, and embracing the effects shown by the leading British -and Continental High-class Tailors.JNO.O.DUNCAN, Tailor and Men s Outflttor The smallpox patient was liberated from the Civic Hospital this morning, and the quarantine on her home on Goodhue street has been raised, so that Sherbrooke is again declared free from smallpox Major J.R.Spearing received another letter today from the Secretary of the Dominion Rifle Asso dation asking him to reply imme liât el y if he intended going on the Bisley team.Major Spearing had not definitely decided at noon, but it is expected and hoped he will go.A meeting of the Executive Committee of the* Society for the Preventi n of Cruelty t > Animals wiis held in the office of the Secretary on Monday afternoon.The claim of the owner of the horse, which was recently shot by an in "pec tor of the Society, was referred to Col.11.R.Fraser, Attorney of the Society.la an account of a snow storm thirty-one years agopn our issue o' Monday we were made t»» ?> through a printer’s error, thit it was the anniv»'»*-1 ry of Mr.Wallace Shad ’s hi hday, the ac count should i• •• »v• * im I as occur-ing on tlie antd'e ary of his marriage, wlrch t » )k idace thirty-one year» ago la-t Sunday.Mr.Percival W.Clements, who is running for governor of Vermont State, and a director of the Sherbrooke Street Railway, arrived at Lennoxville this forenoon by special train.A special car met him at the latter place, and Mr.Clements made a tour of the Sherbrooke Street Railway system.Ascension Day Services.The services tomorow, Ascension Day, will he as follows : — St.Peter’s—Early celebration, 8 o’clock.Mattins and address 11 o’clock.Evensong and sermon 8 o’clock.The Lord Bishop, of Quebec, will be present at the three services and will give the address in the morning ai d preach the s *rmon in the evening.Church of the Advent—Evensong and sermon at eight o'clock.A Mile a Minute.High Constable Moe, who returned from Chambersburg, Pa., this morning in speaking of the railways on the other side said that they got an exceptionally quick run from New York to Philadel pnia on Sunday evening.The distance between these two points is 96 miles which was^accomplish-ed in the remarkable time of 105 minutes.A meat and pastry cook.Also a Table Girl.Apply at MONTRIAL HOUSE.tf.W:____________________ Farm lor Sale or to Let THE FARM known as the Alfred Parker place, 1 mile from Clevelands Mill on Compton Rood.150acres, 3 irood Barns, Sutfar Orchard of 700 trees, good House, fine Apple Orchard.1» t g >d timber on farm.Cuts 4 tons Hay.A f ne Soring of water running to House Near the C.P.It.station.School ami Churches at Johnville.Apply to K.H.DRAKE, orG.PARKKH.Martin ville.March 17.1902.U.42 $2.00 AT.Fisrt Open Air Concert.The Harmonie Hand will render the following programme on the band stand, Racine Park, tomorrow evening at 8.15 o'clock: March, D.M.I., Farrer.Selection, Robin Hood, DeKoven Characteristic, Spini»h Beauty, Lourandeau.March, Olympia Hippodrome, Alexander.Selection, La Fille de Mme.An-gi t.Leeocq.Waltz, Alicia, Raymond Oddity, A little Bi of Essence, Rollinson.March, Silver Jubilee, Minkler Vive la Canadienne, God Save iie King.Information Wanted.Mr.James Finlon, 788 County street, New Bedford, Mass., is desirous of getting information of the whereabouts of his two brothers.John and Patrick, who came to Canada some 40 years ago from Bellaclare, County Sligo, Ireland.If they or any member of their families are living in this part of the country Mr.James Finlon would be very glad to hear from them at the above address.New Sasm® Door Slion The undersigned now has a nicely equipped Wood-working shop in the premises built for the Canadian Rand Drill Co.on the Carpet Co’s premises, where he is prepared to furnish all kinds of House Finish, Doors, Sash and Blinds, all thoroughly kiln dried.A nhare of public patronage solitited.C.W.BRYANT, 39 Contractor and Builder.This is the amount you require to buy the best, the latest style HATS CODERE’S Tlie Up-to-date Hatter and Gent’s Furnisher.Remember the place.You select your hats yourself.All sizes and shapes.We have too many Hats and my new scheme to sell them will be found easiest to purchaser, all other goods complete.Our Shirts are not surpassed in the city.Come in.Our Boy’s college caps are solid leather Peaks.Children’s Straws, all prices and colors.*2-00 L.A.C0DERE.$2.00 $2.00 Segr.-Major D.McAHister.of the 53rd Regiment, has been granted the Colonial Auxiliary Forces long service medal.There was a very good turn out of the 58rd Regiment last evening at the w« ekly parade.Both bands were in attendance.RICHMOND.At a recent meeting of the Citizens’ League Executive it was decided to hold the first quarterly meeting of the League in the town hall.Richmond, on Monday even ing.May 19th.The public w ill be invited.At a meeting of tin* Ministerial Association on Monday of this week held at the rectory, Rev.Jas.Hepburn presiding, it was decided to take t lie L>rd’s Prayer as tin* next subject for discussion.Rev.C.W.Finch w as appointed to introduce the subject by reading a paper on the same.Mrs Gaspard Fierce of Windsor Mills and Mr.Harrison House of Heel* Plain, were guests at the Methodist Parsonage this week.The Epworth League Society is preparing for an evening social to 1)0 held on May 21st, in the school room of the Methodist Church.And Saturday Matinee, TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablet».All druacriatM refund the money if it fail* to cura.R.w.Grove*aiffaature iaon ooch box.lao.Bret.Harte, the celebrated author, died rather suddenly yes terday.Colonel Pellatt’s offerte take the Queen’s Own Rifles bugle band of Toronto to the coronation has been accepted._TiMre.j^a|n Friday & Saturday Eve.flu sizes and Prices.Di.Raylans and Raylanettes u ’ Everytliino in Rain Garments at Low Prices BOUCHER & LACROIX.The Ernest Elton Co.Friday Evening and Saturday evening, in Hatley Campbell’* most succesful play, The Galley Slave With new soencry and effort*, and Saturday Matinee.May lOrh.in Victorien sardoua, the great From h dramatist's masterpiece.The Wife’s Victory.a* played by Mrs.I^angtry.Evening prices, 25e, 3.V and 5ftr.Matinee price.2'*.Children under years.l5o.THE CLOTHIERS, Sign of the Globe.163 Wellington St.INSURANCE POLICIES tSTcarefully"written"at lowest rates.SECURITY THE RRKT — If you want perfect satisfaction"go to C.F.& fi.K.FRASER, LVCLiiS SHERBROOKE ONLY COPY 2524