The Quebec chronicle, 3 mars 1909, mercredi 3 mars 1909

[" The Weather.Lower St.Lawrence and Gulf.Fair and moderately cold.EID SD TEIN COLTS Sa OT LOE IRON SOS SEI - The Quebec Chronicle.Temperatures.Quebec Observatory, March 2\u2014Maxl: mum, 164 above; Minimum, 54 above, ESTABLISHED 1764, QUEBEC, WEDNESDAY, MAROH 3.1909 - OPENING OF LEGISLATURE Ce ves- THE PROVINC QUEBEC By His Honor the Lieut.-Governor, Sir A.Pelletier-Large Gathering of Prominent Citizens of Ancient Capital Present.THE SPEECH FROM THE THRONE.The opening ol the Provincial Parlisment is, as a rule, quite an event in social circles in this city and yes- terdav was no exception to this rule as the largest crowd ever seen in the ! Tarlizment buildivgs was present when the first session of the twelfth parliu- ment was opened.The large atlen- dance wus dus to the fact that a new Lieutenant Governor presided and be- vides this, several new mentbers of the Legislative Assembly made their first appearunce in the House, while à new speaker was to be chosen.The invit- od guests turned up in very largo numbers wo much so that a number could not obtain admission, even où | the galleries.| Lignt-Governor Pelletier drove in from Spencer Wood, uecompnnied by his A D Cu Capt.V.Pelletier and Mayor A.de L.Paret, nnd escorted by a detachment of the Q.0.C.H., under command of Capt.Piddington,! On arrival at the l\u2019arliament Buildings: His Honor was received by a wuard of Honor from the R.C.R.com- mandd by Lieut.Smith, and as soon us His Honor left his sleigh.a sulute was fired from the citadel.Proceding W the quarters of the president of the legislative Council.Hon.A.Turgeon, Lieut.-Governor Pelletier were roceiv- ed Sir L.Gouin and Ministers of his Cabinet besides a brillinnt miti- tary staff, who accompanied him 10 the Legislative Council Chamber.His Honor was attompanied by Capt.V, Pelletier, A D C.Maior A.de L.Pnret, A DC and Mr.A.(Cienerenx, nrivate secretary, while on each side of the throne, were Sir L.Gouin, Hon Mesars.Weir, Taschereau, Devlin, Roy, and Kaine, Lt.-Col.Pellutier D.0.C., Col.A.Evanturel, Lt.-Col.Turoer, V.C.D.B.O.Col.Benson, Lt.-Col.English, Lt.-Col.lewin, Li.-Col.Hae con, Lt.-Col.Morin, Major IeBel, Maior Brouesenu, Major Fages.Mujor Kinfret, Maior Heward, Cupt.Hervey, Lieut.Fitzpatrick, Capt.Woodside, and Lieut.Riverin.When Lieut.-Ciovernor Pelletier took his ment in the Legislative Council Chamber instructions were given to Ne.St.Jacques, Gentleman Usher of the Black Rod.to summon the mem: bers of the Legilative Assembly, and the Intter immediately proceeded to the Council Chamber where they re ceived instructions la elect their eapeaker.The members of the Lower House immediately retired aud moon after were joined by Premier Gouin and his collegues who upon arrival, were applauded by their friends.Sir Lomer (ruin immediately nrose and seconded hy Hon, Mr.Weir proposed that Dr.Pelletier, who has represented Sherbrooke for several years, be selected as apenker.Îloth the Premier and Hon.Mr.Weir as well as Mr.Tellier congratulnied the new speaker who in accepting the appointment, made à verv appropriate reply.No sooner had the spanker heen elect ed that the Gentleman l'éher of the Black Rod.returned to the Assembly and renuested the members of ths Jegislative Assembiv 10 return.to the Conneil Chamber, when the following address from the Throne was deliver.eu Honorable Gentlemen of (he Legislative Council, Gentlemen of the Legislative Assembly: 1 am greatly pleased to see you here anrsembled to begin your parliamentary labors.The pleamre 1 feel in welcoming you ia not, however, unaccompamed bv æoine diffidence.Sucecoling aa I do to a distinguished man who.for more than ten years, preeided over the administration of this Province with as much wisdom as devotedness, 1 feel all tho more the weight of the re sponaibilitics devolving on me and T, thereforo, erave your kind assistance and most active co-operation.The year 1908 will remain a memor- ahle one in the annals of our Province nnd of its Ancient Capital.Two great ansiversaries were celebrated: In June.the two hundredth anniversary of the death ol Monseigneur de Laval, and in July the threé hundredth anniversary of the foundation of Quebec by Samuel de Champlain.Thean celebrations were acknow- Jedged by all to have born grand and imposing.| am convinced that T hut voice vour sentiments by respectfully tendering our grateful thanka to the Governments that sent representatives to those solemnities and more rw ally to His Royal Highness the noe of Wales, whose presence added such brilliancy to the ceremonies in July, as well as to His Excellency the Governor-General who so greatly cone tributed to the success ol the ccle- bratione and who wished himself to arms unveil the status of the first Catholic bishop of Canada.My ministers still continue their efforts with the Federal Government re- «pecting the annexation of Ungava and there ie reason to hope that such annexation will shortly be an accomplished fact.You will, no doubt, be pleased to learn that all the bonds issued by the Province of Quebec when the loan of 1878 wan effected, worn redeemed at their maturity, on the first of November last.It is un very agreeable dutv to ab- serve that fathers of families appreciate more and more thetimportance of a good education, and are making praiseworthy efforts to improve the instruction given their children.My Government is eager to encourage the progress of popular education and it will, accordingly.ask vou to increase, this year again.the appropriations for primary schools.Three new normal schools for girls were opened in September last; one at Nicolet, one at Three Rivers, and a third at Vallevfield.Another will be founded nt Mull during the course of the present year.The organization of two technical iActustriat schools and of the school of higher commercial studies, subsidi- red} by the Province, is being carried on with all possible diligence.My Government, which tukes a live- Iv tuterest in the diffusion of agricultural instrueti was pleased to se the Oka Agricultural School affiliated with Laval University.By means of new grants, that school was enabled to improve ite material equipment and ite curriculum last vear.and we have reason to believe that those who intend to devote themselves to agrienl- ture will receive there the most modern and complete education.Our Dairy School of St.\" Avarinthe renders gervices to agrieniture which are more and more apnreciateld.The experiments recently made on the homogenization of milk have had ex- collent resulta, and it in to be hoped that they will contribute to introduce among us that method of treating milk which seems to offer such great advantages both to producers and to consumers.It is my Government's intention to actively pmrsue the cduentionul campaign it has undertaken in favor of the improvement of our woade.Tn order that this campairn mav Le more fruitful, it will ask van to contribute still more towards the improvement of roads and the building of iron bridges.The aliwlition of tolls ealls for vour consideration and 1 am sure that vou will devote special attention to that important question.Que lands are brine more and more rought by settlers.To encourage the Intter, the Government is vigorously pushing the making of roade in new colonization centres.lt will also propose to vou to amend the law gov- ening lande for the better nrotection of the public domain againet snecula- tion and to still further assure the clenring of conceded lands.You will be asked to authorize the nhhointment of à commission to _ inquire into and paint out the best means of preventing and fighting tuberculosis.: The growth of the population in some partir of the Province las ueces- xitate:l the renfadelling of our elec toral representation.À hill creating now districts will be ebmitted to vou.The commissioners appointed to atndv the question of accidents to workmen have finished their innuirv.The report they have drawn wo will ha distributed to yon and 1 ventuee to heliova that it will be of use to vou in preparing an set that will equally nrotect the rights of emplovers and employees, Gentlemen sembly: The estimates for the coming, and the publie accounts for the past year, will he submitted to you.You will, no doubt, be pleased to observe that tha exoee of receinta aver expenditure has been greater last year than ever and that enuilibrinm in our finances seems definitively re stored.Honorable Gentlemen of the Legislative Council.Gentlemen of the Logislative Assembly: You will be, neked to consider a bill providing for the appointment of a permanent commission to which disputes arising between municipal cor (Continued on Fourth Page) of the Tegislntive Ase REN AU L'T \"50 YEAR OLD\u201d RENAULT \u201cCLUB\u201d RENAU STANDARD LT \u201cTHREE STARS\" RANDIES BRANDIES COGNAC\u2014ESTABLISHED 18385 Saw, Yaune & Co, « « « « Montreal À DRINK CRAZED MAN\" RUNS AMUCK But is Killed by a Clergyman, After He Had Shot at Many People, Temple, N.H., March 2\u2014While crazed with drink, Geo.L.Marcotte, a valet in the employ of Brigadier-General James Miller, U.S.A, (retirèd), ran amuck late to-day, and after shooting at several villagers who attempted to disarm him, was shot and killed by Rev.Harvery Eastman, pastor of the local Congregational Church.The tragedy occurred at Gebernl Miller's residence on the Wilton road, one and one-balf miles from Temple.Marcotte had been drinking freely for some time.Thia afternoon he became uncontrollable and seizing one of Gen.Miller's army pistols, discharged it at random, and drove the General and his housekeeper from the house.Gen.Miller telephoned to Temple for assistance and in response eight men, armed with shotguns and revolvers, hastened to the Miller homesteud.They surrounded the house, hoping to induce Marcotte to surrender, hut the valet refused to do vo and maintained his threatemin; attitude, Finally Marcotte left the house by the back door.Reverends Mesure.Éastman and Davisoh were nearer to Marcotte thun the others and endeavored to per- runde the insane man to lay down his pistols.A shot was the invari nhle reply.As the last resort, Dnvison, who was armed with a revolver, fired at Marcotte but missed him, The Wall Papers height, Bee display.Te prices valet continued to shoot but = his ! aim was so wild that he did not Lit | anyone.Finally the Rev.Mr.Enstman pointed a shotgun at the valet | and demamled that he surrender.Ta : save his life, the minister discharged the gun, the contents striking Mer- | rotie in the forehead and killing bim, ! The authorities took no action, except to hold a formal inquest.Muecotte war 15 vears of age and hud been in the service of Genernl Miller three years.He was unmarried.Rev, Mr.Fastman is about 25 yeurs old and has been stationed in Temple No years.NEW YORK CITY BONDS POPULAR New York, March\u201d 2.\u2014Complroller Metz to-day disposed of $10.000.000 worth of New York city 4 per cent.bonds to 74 bidders at an average price of 101.37.Tho highest hid wan UH.the lowest successful bid 101.38.Kubin, Lore & Co., secured 24,443,000 at prices ranging from 101.38 to 101.73.They bid on the entire amount but their bids for the remainder wern nat high enough.The only other hid for the entire $10.00,000 was bv Wm.Salomon & Co.who offered 101.273 for the total and also submitted bila for various smaller amounts at better prices.They securwl $1,885,000.The bonds were over subscribed more than four times, the arcregate of the hids reaching $43,088,130.The income basis at the average price obtained in about 3.98, All run for fifty vears.The last aimilar issue of citv bonds on November 23rd.sold at 102.385.ALLEGED SWINDLER ARRESTED Rochester, N.Y., Feb.2\u2014A German, who rives his name aa Ernest Werner, hut who ix ssid to have been known as Edwald Waldburg, and by other names in New York and other American and old world cities, was arrested bere to-day on a charbe of grand larceny, first degree, and is held awaiting the arrival of police oflicers from New York.Werner is said hy the Rochester police to have ronfessed Lo operations in which he has swindled American speculators out of at least 818,500 by inducing them to invest in import tohacco enterprises.Wer ner\u2019s alleged statement in to the effect that he began hia douhtful operations in tobaoco about four years ago in Amaterdam.He has done business in Chicago as welt as New York.Werner is not accused of awimiling operations in Rochester.He has about 83.000 to his credit in a local bank.YOUNG CORBETT WON New York, Nar.2-Young Corbett, of Denver, former featherweight champion, signalized his re-appearance in the ring.here to-night by defeating Johnny Marto, of New York, in a last ten round bout before the members of the Fairmount Athletic Club! Althourh Corbett disappointed hie triends bv failing to kuock out his opponent.he surprised those at the ringpide by the wonderful speed and arrility displayed even under the bandi cap of increased weight.The former featherweight champion has added to hin weight until ha now weighs fully 140 pounds.Both men received à lot of punishment, Corbett closing ome of Marto\u2019s eves in the second round and the latter drawing blood from the ex-champion\u2019s nose in the third.Although the New York fighter was knocked off his feet he finished the bout strong.Both men adopted ng- gresaiva tactics from the first, Marto baving to be warmed repeatedly for using his head.In the majority of the rounds Corbett forced the fight ing.Tt was only in the lant minute that Marto took the offensive; even the, however, Corbett cleverly held him off, fAnishing the fight as fresh almost ax at the beginning.QCEAN ARRIVALS, 88.Kroonlend, at New York, [rom Antwerp, ss.Meuratenie, at Queenstown, from New York.88.Lake Michigan, at London, from St.Tobn, NB.98.Helligolav, at Copenhagen, from New York.88.Deri, at Gibraltar, from New York.8S.Hamburg.at Naples.from New ork.SH.Ancona, a4 Gence, from New York buyer Dress Shirts.Esmee Price 35e.TELEGRAPH TICKINGS {Special Lo the Chronicle.) Vancouver, BC.March 2\u2014Hou.Martin left today oo his way to London, England, where le will in future reside.\u201cFighting Jon\u2019 wili practice before the Pricy Council, snd alrendy has a number of western cases lu argue before the foot of the throne.Kingston, March 2\u2014The Kingston Women's Aid.Society will give 2,500 to the General | ital to aid the xovernors in wiping out the present large deficit.A chaque to that amount is to be ment at once.On Wednesdny.March 10, a deputation of over forty from Queen's University will wait upon Premier Whitney.Hon, Frank Cochrane, Minister of Mines, and Aon.Mr.Pyne, Minis: ter of Education, to urge a grant of RI50,000 for n new chemistry and metallergy building.Tt is stuted that there are over 00 students taking a chemistry course af Quoen's and at prerent the building in avercrowded.Winnipeg.March 2\u2014Hon.Clifford Sifton did not «how up to-day hefure the special investigating committee of the legislature to gie evidemon re arding his charges of \u201cstuffed linta I Manitoba.A short session was hold and Judge Prudhomme in evi dance said the lista revisml by him were ail right.None of the Liberal rcembers were present and there is no intimation that lon.Mr.Sifton will attend to hack up his charges, although he wae mibpoenaed nat week, NEW TRIAL FOR W.G.BROWNE (Special to the Chronicle.) Montreal, March 2\u2014Despite his cent noquittal.W.Graitam Browne ex-local managet und acting general manager of the defunct Sovereign Bank, will have to stand his trial on a charge of willully sending false re porte as io the bank's stamling to the Government.The Crown officers first brought the care befors ; Judge Leet, but found Mv.Browhe not wiléy.Not satisfied with this, Mr, Éfibourd.acting for the Crown, car- vied the case before the Court of King\u2019s Bench.and to-day the germ jury found that a sufficient ease had heen made ont to warrant mending him before the King's Bench on three \"mm re- enparate charges of having sent à wilfully false retume.The case will coma before a jury at the present seas sions, AN NINE YEAR OLD HERO Port Colbome, Ont, March 2.\u2014 Nine year-old Lyle Anderson proved him.sell a hero today when he rescued Frank Neff, aged 10.from a hole in the ioe through which he went while plaving in the herbor.Nef had come up for the third time when he was sited by Andernon and dragged to safaty.ONTARIO RIFLE ASSOCIATION to, March 2.\u2014At the annual oti of the Ontario Rifle Associa: ton t , K.B.Osler, M.P., was ananimo! eleoted president.4 Wall Paper Sale HE Great Purchase Sale of new IS now at its the big window are sensational Cambridge Sausage 1ic For Wednesday the Grocery Department ofiers d:licious Cambridge Sausage, ! fresh and juicy, the best brand on the mar- «ket at the Regular Price | SPECIALperlb.,.ea RER ROSE RRERRæ LUNCH BASKETS, 60 only, #-in, CANDLE STICKS, 3% only.size, in straw with cover, On Sale Wednesday.220 wool, cial, The Regular Price is $1.23, 16e.a Ib.ie | Eres white enamel ware, tezalar earh.On Bale We RETAIL DIVISION 157-173 57 JOSEPH SY Note the Prices amet, 520 10 Tweed Suiting, pure Botany Special, per yard ., wae 3115 ; West of England Worsted Suit- Se 45 inches wide.Se S10 The Great Shirt Sale Continues Many Hundreds of Shirts Sold Already ! HE rueh for these fine quality White Dress Shirts las been tremendous, Already we have sold many hundreds of them.and they re stil selling fast.The range of sizes is still almost complete, nn | wo can supply nearly any size from 14 to 18.These handsome White Dress Shirts were specially purchused by our Buyer, from ons of the leading manufacturers, at a remarkable reduction.manufacturer had an over, The guantivy comprised hundreds of dozens of the finest quality Whit: The material is of a splendid weight.front, others open front and back.bax, rold separately or in quantities, while they last, each.Some of the Shirts are open h grade woolen Suiting, , 44 inches wide.Packed three in a 49 \u2018The Regular Price is 12e each.on sale Wednesday at a great reduction.1 Cieating at, each.ore 0% tine Regular Price 20: 7x9 in., colored worl frame.Inesday.«10° AND THE C.P.R.Trouble About the Transfer of Some ; Land\u2014Mr.Pugstey's Sharp; Letter, \u2014 (Special to Chronicle, 1 ! St.John.N-B-.March 2.- The Cite! Council to-day discusned the posed exchange of property by the Cf, R.and city, but deferral action, | The matter came up in a report from i a committer recommending the trans fee, The aldermon, however, derided to inspect the property to-morrow and will meet again likeiy on Thursday.; A fenture of the situation ix a stroyy letter from Hon.Mr.Pugdey to the Mayor.The correspondence opened on January 14, when Me.Pugsliyv wrote in favor of the transfer and asking the Common Council to Jet him know their views early.Mayor Butler, altee a menting of the committees of the | Conneil and Board of Trade.replicd | that the committere were of (hs qpin- ion that it would be better that tha whole matter be left to thà commis sim to dispose of and arrange with the OC, P, R.; also that a lesling of | distruat exists in hoth commitices ns to the faith of the C.P.R.in the matior.The Mayor also stated ihat \u2018 weveral of the committes thought the CP.RH they got the property they want for yard mom.would shut out all other railroads from using it.Hon.Mr.Pugsley replieil to this with some wannth, saying that the C.P.R's plane termed to be iminently fair, mul gave no chanee for tthe onmpany to take buriness from St.John to another port.He alvo objected to the matter being delav~d, an it would mean that the interest upon the honda would then have to le taken out of the harbor revenues, The Minister of Public Worke continued: \u2018My desire hax been to have on much of the improvemants as pos ribie made at the natinnal expenen and 60 lenacn as for as porsitile the burden upon shipping, in other Wordato approach an nearly ar we can Lo the idenl of making St.John, one of the national ports of Canada.a free port.If, however, the city does not wish the work to be onrried on in this way, but prefers to wait until the harbor can be placed in commission and the nercranry moneva he raised upon the Harbor Commission bande, kindly let me kunw and 1 will noquaint my colleagwes with the fact.and drop from the estimated the amount which | nm asking ta hava vravided for continung the wack.\u201d (Special to the Chronicle} Montres.Mar.2\u2014Anoomeement was nade by the Wontreal Driving! Club of five trotting meets to le held | during the coming summer.at which some 825.000 will be distributed iu pmrees and stakes, Following is a programme: June 1 to 25, purees, L000; Jule 19 40 2 purses, $400; Aug.23 to 27.puree, 87.060; Sept.| 20 1e 24, purses, SU, Get TE of 13, pues, $1000, HIS BELIEF ALL RIGHT «Special to tbe Chrogicley SL John, Mar.2-St, Jde pres butery deat with Rav.od.oF, Me | sion and aîter discussion adopted vie following resolution drawn np hyn committee \u2014\" That = this committee, after a full consideration of the ques tion, accepux Rev.Mr.MeCassill's statement of his unaualilied adherence | to the doctrine of the divinity of Christ and the Atonement.\u201d JEFF WILL MEET JOHNSON Chicaro, March 2\u2014Jus.42 Jotivies, retired champion puviliet of the world, * £agal to be at ihe Voek, | steamer\u2019s arrival to play pibeach, and pe Fait de to-day left Chiravo for Sew During bis short «tay in Chiengeo leit the impression the mind Local sportsmen that he would watly fight Baek Jdobison for world's championship.\u201cYeo, | be popular until «me one hits me a\u2019 of even.the * wallope in the jaw.\u201d he aid in answer to a question, \u201cund 1 inke the count, 1 Bevling of Philadelphia, F then it will le goodbye Ceffries.\u201d \u201cla order to have that dom, it will be necesanry to reenter the ring, won't it, Jiry * he wae asked.fries rolused to answer this questio EASTERN BASEBALL LEAGUE Now York, Morch 2-Precident PL, Powers, of the Lantern baseball clubs, nnnoaneed today that | the spring or vehmivle meeting ol the leagtie wauld he held at the Victoria | pocket bandkerchicfe.Order by Mail UR new Spring and Summer Catalogue, No.19, is now ready, and address if you live out of town.A Magnificent Showing of Dainty New Spring Dress Fabrics HIS early Spring Showing of new Dress Fabrics is creating a deep impression upon the minds of our lady customers, shades and fabrics are a delightful surprise, \u2018that we could manage to get them here at such an early date.ones are the newest and most fashionable for the coining Spring, nd the prices are a revelation of the Paquet Purchasinz Powerme and have a look at these exquisite suiting.whether you are ready to buy now or uot\u2014you\u2019ll get ideas tht wili erve to help you make up your mind as to what you will choose later om, for your Spring Costume, Note the Prices Fino German Suiting, exquisite tones, 46 in.wide.Special, per yard.,.Satin finished Stripe Cloth, £4 inches wide.peryard.\u2026\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.\u2026.Handsome black Dress Fabrics, newest textures.Special per yd.75¢ and.The production which he simply had t> clear and he turned to us asa likely == 2 ha Soa | i Huokaback Hand Towels | Fine linen Huckaback Hand Towels, he:amed and fringed, an immense quantity RITCHEN MIRRORS, 60 only, mize Price ide, On Sale Weodnesday.10- TO HOLD FOUR TROTTING MEETS | them.Arosba, the \u201cave ; Council at a special meeting vated | guarantee Inuls of i pros: Caskill matter to-day in private es fon ddl! bye tol Chicano, Bend us your name a The The wonder ig The It doesn't matter 5125 Special, $1.60 $1.00 Jeg.younger of the two, when addesssed by the court re- vlied in broken English that he got no money and what would he want vithn lawyer: he had dove nothing.LL took only 10 naivutes to chose the iurv, The princinal sittess 10-day wns Alex.Parnaske, a Hebrew, who vas with Green whon the fatter wax | hot and Killml, and whe escaped by running.HALIFAX HAPPENINGS (Special ta the Chronicle.) ilulitas, NS Muh 2 the Halifay County the Halifax Natmrban Electric ed a re udif;s this action.The Mpix proposed to ill and vuerite n Us n MUatifax te Redford aml veu ate power for the city of Handa, bocal Ualifax curlers re arraning to vive a grand eeeeption to the Canadicn curlers on thete arrival Thurs- Wirnless messazes will be sent the Quebes Organs, Sawisg Machines.Arent CS En amber OREN Anboutce 16 Couillard Street, Quebes | MI Mijinery J an Giaamish, Prumber.das end bredmbtter | CAMFEON & FILION, atablished in 1083.Telephone 3291.or 2% sh Asbestor, We've got 1?nds , Hoch: helega nk uilding, - Telephone 99.790 8 Vallee Se 1 orders tly att Importers and Hardware Merchants.STORAGE.Phone 305 8e Jota St end Pete: \"ey A A vicis Te saticited.ded te 343-245 Et Paul Bt, Queb NOEL.78 Gordea 8 Bosidence CHARLES CLO KER VILL A LEX, FUREEST.Te, 710 JOS.O.SAMSON.~~ H LEMIEUX.| DIERRE NORL 28 Garden 8c ool.E, MEOEL, beretolors of Sekwed & Riegst Emboiming of Bodies MADAME J.8.DOV © Sanitery Plumber, Gas and Steam Fitter Pp.BERTRAND.First-class hors ler Purniture, Vi icles ., Corner St Claire snd d'Aiguillon Ste, Quebee Millinery Special dihtention | Elven to .House Drainage J.nn Jerr Bt.Quebec | Automobiles, House , en and poode Co, 716 Lexington Ava, New York Clty.Telephone iss.39 Sous-le-Fort St Corner of Gardey and Donnacona de Herdwars, $ i ad y and Fishing description.French Paper Hanger, Interiee Dosorations, Evo, A ai Tins oo yl iy Por, | \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014mmremes BrovisEay & reRe Le eu 4 FRERE, Tackles, + eA Ammunition, Rte, PROVISIONS, Furniture, Upholsterer, Woodwork.Photos of inds and al! sizes.t.Paul St.Ta.154 4.No.63 Des Fosses êt.Quebecaie \u2018ia ogo and Uniypes | Memoriam 10g A CLARKE en werk.Tiaumithe, Flan er TAILORS.be de Friar Mather Lower Town SSR samples and judue for yoursell.130 Joseph Bt |.Novelties 2%.Mi HighClon Mitinery jitters.Near Bt.Anme Depot.| x » nn Pro Soman Se ERMAIN LEPINE, 281.280 Sh.Valier 04 rere - tam TO ROWE MAGASIN POPULAIRE DE 7 CENTS, |; GEO.BROUSSEAU, , A.DRSROCHES CO.ty.Tel.1262, Quebec, G ore and - Crown d Always on hand « compl varied a ra sermon in Quabus of Tie ing 4 DION, 348 8 Joseph Ste 79 to 65 Be Paul Bb, Quebes.Nor Ladies sad Gentiemen | J.B- THIBAUDEAU & CO.- sortent cl lron snd wood colfiae of ail sires, mary SET TE { M = MODES Tivemith, Pinmber and Roofer, Klecitictan \u201cI\u201d Wholesale Fruits and Produce, reduced prices.Embalment of bodies \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 re eee Always on band te 9 , ying nt Scale Maker, sole m facturer of ther Kiolle Este Hot, notes 1 Taller, 19.29 Peter Stren, iy, Panis 3118.BL Rech, Quebesimmed and untrigm rier, Paints, + ohn St, O.SLOUTIER i ae ud ab ptt Fi Sut prices are very modersin.À Bee a arcsntc and retail,\" | Always on hand an ssorement of 2 oul Established (a 1608, L D.Phone 1865, Fait Gloves and te.lee Hunting and visit will sonvince you.nish, Oils.Beoteh Tweeds URBEC BRANCH OF THE PROVIN.puise Boots, Censdian Boots, Olled 1 Telephone 1:06 Clothes Pressed and Dyed pe vem Q CIAL LIVE STOCK ASSOCIATON NS HUE Joseph St.or 153 Bridge Br | MISCELLANEOUS.| \u201cincorporateé by Partisment Insurance où \u2014\u2014 âge St Miss O'NEILL, CHARLES VEZINA, Established 1078, L.B.GAUDRY & CO., Tailers, 188 2 O'SULLIVAN death, EE de.1st clase F* ati, Lee Manufacturer of Millinery Designer, Modern Sasiary Plumbin Fl hit Importers of English end Seoteh Goods.| M \u2014FLORISh\u2014 is iv fre included; 3d ane pramive wi de \u2018y, phi pe Fb 49 Gorness Bt, Quobes he ches drum Hatimates given ee ts Roose, lone, een! si Choice ¥ 56 1% NE en Agent se Bridge 64 Shan Vell ie aad 123 Bridge Bt, Bt Roch, Quebec, | 247 Bt John 8e, Phoe us St.Johu Street Telephone où, | Prone 2132, bte A reastecetle.y DR .PRUNBA PICARD & FILS, + LLIAM L! Jon 84.| YALLACE COLLEOE ONORE NOU Ann oo nk of Praneen & Kirowss) | M188 1» CLOUTIER, .10: Plumbing and Heating Contractors Wo IAM LEE Cieil and Khe ha |W ; ater 56 lentes 1e Qpebes H Seddier end Hernoss Moker Beokesller an tioner, Chureh Ornaments Mets end Ai Kinds of Millinery, w Vontilaters.eo Reasonable: Brie mE Ouaras.wl h actioned, 270 St.Johm Street, Quobes Yancy Acticies « Mlectrie Wiring, Ven mar on Hand = ste o Sm ory Trisha, Valles, Dee, Promptiy Ropaired, Ta.198 181 Dupont Street, Quebee.| 110 St John Street +