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GODERICH, ONTARIO, CANADA : FEBRUARY 13, 1902.
...1902
D. M°GILLICUDDY, EDITOR.
HAVE YOU RENEWED YOUR SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE SIGNAL" FOR 1902 ?
THE WEEKLY MANRGT REPORT
2
Fall Wheat, OtrotaRlOe. Feb. 16 2 w1
76
Flour. family per cwt.... -... _.. 2 10 to 2 10
Floor, patent, per cwt ..... 1 60 to 160
Brae, • tun_ _ .. _... _16 00 tole OU
Shorts, too •.. _.. ,-.. If 00 to19 W
Screenings, per ewt
try.. per bush....
buckwheat. per bush
Oats. t bush ........ .. ... _.. �
Peas. • boob....- _ ......... -. , , _„
Harley, per bush
Hay, • ton
Potatoes. IF bush,
Mutter, .-....Y
Cheese. ter Ib ....................
Emil, freak aapa.ked, • doe.....
Tela
Live Hon
Dressed Hoes
Bacon. --,--.._.,-._
Lard, per Its........ ...............
Droned Heat ton quarl.r
Dressed Heel. hind
Cattle. Export .....,.,,.,,,,,,
" Ordinary
10010 1 CO
0 60 to 0 6)
056 to 055
SS to 036
75 to U 9)
60 to 060
1 (n 1010 SO
30 to 0 3)
16 to 0 17
10 to 0 11
17 to 0 18
10 to/IX)
50 to 600
41 to 060
00 a5 75
50 to 700
12 to 0 10
15 to 0 16
13 to 11
00 to 550
00 to 653
75 to 4 60
00 to3.0
TO ADVSHTI8ER8.
Notioe of anangeo meat be left at this
UHioe not later than Saturday
noon. The Copy for changes
mast be left not it ter than Mon-
day noon. Casual Advertisements
•ooepted uo to nor n Wednesday of
each weak
Idltuatlone Vacant
WA NTED.-A 000D GENERAL SEK
vent at ones. Rn -ell family. Apply to
mum KAY.
M seen.
MR. A STRKHLER. PIANO TUNER
with Helot: moo of Toronto, Is to town
again and will be pleased to call on hes pat
trona Orden left et the store of Mr. F. JO K•
DAN. druggist. will rewtve prompt attention.
89-21
MISS COLB()RNE,
Teacher of Pletcher music method, will re-
ceive pupils at her studio. •bore Mr. Naftel'.
Insurance °dice. Hamlet o0 street. For Infor-
mation apply either at studio or at residence.
St Purina • street.
W, GLENN CaMPBKLL,
Orgaol.t and musical director of North street
Methodist church, towhee of piano, pipe or-
gan and theorn
Pupl!e prepared for *11 so.
m
atpatione ofrte Toronto Co•(.rvaory of
Montc. Will be pleaaed to receive amities -
Dona from all those re.nIrlsa such Intruo
tloa at hie new studio over Thomeon's music
store. 1'N of piano tar promotion may be *r
ranged for. 6711
For Rent
LET -THF: STORE ON W E9T ST
formerly occupied by Andrews Brea..
WO the rooms •bore the .ton. • ply to
HUGH DUNLOP. 67--1-m.
MU LET. -COMFORTABLE DWELL
11 I°g house. with one &cn of landin tho
town of Oodench, oon•eeloei to the Nooses ;
good tern on prem(..., and some ohoIce fruit.
Apply to R. C. HAYS. Barrister, tOod.rkb.
6111
For 8a1e.
FOR SALE -TWENTY-FIVE ,AND A
half sere. of lent at south end of town.
set out.lds town boundary. Apply to H.
DUNLOP. West-si. 65-1m
L•ARM FOR .TALE - LOT 12, BAY
field coo.. God,•toch 1p., 113 acres 185
cleared. balsooe hard wood. with a large qquan
Ilty of cedar on ill, In good sate of cultiva-
tioo, about five acres tall wheat, and consider
e d. 1.11 plowing done. Oomfortab.e brink'
hone, large baro with stabling underneath.
driving shed and other outball (lugs. About
too aoree orchard. mostly winter fruit. Wel
watered never felling s, ring creek and two
wells. Seven miles from Clinton and three
from Hayfield. 1'osseeston at soy time. ren
amiable terms Apply for farther particulars
to ('HARLES 81M0m412. 72 fit. David et„
Ood each. 9-5.11
FOR BALE -THE EAST HALF OF
the weer halt of lot 15. oon. 7. West Ws-
wanmh nomprlaiog50 acre.. Appy to !INN.
RY FOWLER, Duoga000n, or to Philip Holt,
Barrister Uoderloh.
VOR SALE. -LOTS 95. 96, 117, 118, 119
and 118 In Hutchison's survey. all to
Ooderloh. For partloulai. • ply to
I'IIILIP HOLT.
Barrister, to„ Ooderlch.
March 1111E1900. tett
k ubdo Motto*
NO1'ICK 1s HERESY GIVEN THAT
the Port Dover, Brantford. Berlin and
Ooder(ch Flail .ay Company will apply to the
)'arllamrut of Canada at Its nest session, for
an Act extending the time for the commence-
ment and completion or iu work, changing Its
name to the Grand Valle Railway (7omp&ny,
reducing the amount of its ceplal stock, and
•uthortz n* the oonmtru, tion f 1ts line to seo-
tlono and the moue of hoods with respect t0
'such section. and for other porpoises.
Dated at Wood+took, On ario, 17th I) oom-
bor. 11111. WALT. ACI t LITTLE.
Solicitors foe till °.epany.
[)ROF. S. L TAUBK
MAN1 01111 RING ONTO' IAN AND EYx
aPECIAI.I.T.
A11 kende of Are^acles and Ey°gleams made
to order Special •ttentlon given to fitting the
eye.
Orden by mall promptly attended toflo-
wers of parties using mo name. as I employ
no travelling sweet. whatever
Satisfaction guaranteed. Eeabllehed 1873.
151 RICHMOND STREET W.. TORONTO
CARD OF THANKS
I take this opportunity of tenlertng my
Manta to theOore I) stria Mutual FI e Insar-
aeoe Company. of Oalt. for the prompt end
very eallefeetory wa In which they paid f
se
lotort damage by lim
re. which 000urrad on or
about Jan. 12th, 1902.
GEORGE ACHRSON.
Ooderioh. January 72nd, led
Charles N. Show, *eneral agent Ooderloh.
rs
Ordeby mall promptly attended to.
Ineuranoe. .to.
CRA& B. SHAW, GENBRAI, INSUR-
ANON tied real Nate agent. OIS.. tee
door east of P. 0.. Ooderieh. Agent for rho
leading mutual are ingura00e oom..antes and
leading stook oompanle.
Afercaetlie and manufantnring risks at
o w..t rates. ('ell at omni.
•
W R. R. ROBERTSON.
Aenou°ant and Ioannooe Agent.
Books and amounts made up.
Buildings rented and roots °olinted.
Fire Iesor•ooa In British sad Canadian
Companies.
tite
fens- In r=idfool t Hays' odic*t'-11 North
VI 2. T. NAFTIL, ORNERAL IN.
• _-rURAN('E uA Real Stat. agent.
vire, 1411 *widen and Plate Oa.. ln111100 e
e R.oW se mutual or rash plan at lowest
rate, 1nab».
17o i lenglhah and (enaction oom00,.s rep -
tee ed.
012I es Netdent to harrow R ()arrow, Bar
I. or Hamlin* Mtr.et.
Medloal.
-R W. F. OA1sbOtw. PHYSICIAN
and amersos. Ogee 1• Bask of Oom-
ores holed mon ligea
Ila u r'Md6ea. Man et. °W. Toone Night1t.
GOUEHiCH BOARD OF TRADE.
Aaaual tee/lag for 11.11- The President's
Report.
I'M enamel [nee, tog of til. Beard of
Trade war hold at the Court Huse op Moa -
day •vealag. There wa. • large &Mindanao
of repreuutallvo bugloss. mil, who took a
lively Interest In the pruoeeding'.
Alter On reading of the mioutes, the
ueureary, Jas. Mitchell, read • list ot the
meotlnas bold during the year and a sum•
roan of tun work dote by the Board. One
of the members voiced the complaint that
the town oounoil of 19111 had no sympathy
with the Board, and fur this reason the
eforu used to secure I he oo-operation of the
two hod's» In meteorite cur th5 town's In-
terests had been futile.
W. A MuKtm, treasurer, presented *0.
8n•o0al statement, showing a baboon o1
$17.29 on hood and an aotlye membership
of 49.
TO. Pres' ions, R 8. Williams, thea read
Mu address, whicl he oommenoed by 000•
gratulatlog the mailbag upon the Inor.ased
lowest meaitest 4 l• the Hard and Its
work. The present town oounoil was
desirous of co operating with the Board la
all matters caloulaad to promote the wt'
fare and progress of the town. and • wrest
deal could be done by united .Hort. At the
present time the matters of the oew station
and the breakwater were of great Import -
son, and the Board oould be of material
•eaut000a to booting up the oounoil and
assisting them to 1h*tr ndeavors to carry
those mattes to a suoou.lul oonolustoo.
A refennoe was made to the abouit1iog
prcep.rlty of the Dominion as shown in this
growth of Its foreign trade, and the develop-
ment of the oou0try to the north of us was
mentioned as • soorw from whlob Goderloh
should derive • large business. The Board
had taken an interest In the Algoma Control
Railway sod tis. Manitoulin and North
Shore R•llwate,_aod ten work on both of
thee* roads was progressing levorahly.
Appilwtlon was Wing made for a obar.er
for the Huron and Brune Railway Company,
• line along the lino shore to top Ouderioh
from the north, which It carrl.d not would
vies direct rail commuoioatloo In a direc-
tion whloh would be most advantageous to
this town sod dtstrlot. A company had
also been formed for the construction of an
e lectric railway and was being ju.had for.
ward with vigor. Such • road wou11 be of
material advawees to *be town sad dig-
trial
ertriol
Jn lul811meat of a promise made 1& 000-
nectlon with the Alcorn• (7eotr.l Railway
the steamer Oast:rage had been out on the
route between lasts Erie and Sap.rior, all
tog at this port, and for the reining nano
another boat, a large s'de•wheelol steamer,
In every respect 8ret-olaes, with ample at
oommodatioo for passengers and fie ght,
would W plaond on the roux, g.ying • bi-
weekly service in each direction The
Windsor, Detroit & Soo line weirs .1.o to
haye two passenger beats running from
Cle•slsod to the Sault, in all giving se
ample lake lwlltttes.
Cooing to the remit of the put yeses
°porseionsinour distnot, the situation wit
fairly sotisfaotory, the eosble @emotion
belay the lose sustained by apple buyers last
fail. The grain orop g d was the
lightest for some years. but the prim» were
lair and mads the result as to cash removed
shoot an syarage. In By, stock hogs were
in good demand and over $100,000 was oatd
in this town to the formers for this branch
of their business. Indeed, the live .Nock
trade of this town was growing rapidly. and
the past year had seen oo leas than $55.000
worth of hones purchased and snipped by
our townsman, Mr. Robert MoL.an, many
of them for remount. to South Africa. This
was in addition to about $50.000 worth of
oat(e and sheep he had handled.
As to the town, continued Mr. S8IlUses,
it °mariposa to Improve. We have not had
Leek
{ OST -BETWEEN NORTH STREET
1 ohuroh and West street, • small Whim
with "Peva McConnell, Port Albert," on the fly
leaf. The Seder will gladly leave 1t at THE
Rtpxat OSI...
Tendert§ Wanted.
TENDERS WANTED. -SEALED TEN -
den will be recel•ed no to Feb. 21th.
1902. addressed to Trustees of Union School
Section No. 1, West Wawanoeb, for the arec-
Don of a brick school house at Nile. Ont.
F'ans and specter.tione can be seen sod other
Information obtained on anpliceti t to
R. MrILWAIN, Nile P.O.
Aeorntary Mohool Board. 67.3t,
Publlo Notice.
NOTICIt IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
poliry holden of "Tho Gore Diotrlet
Mutsu Fire Insurance Compare of Get,
that It has declared another dividend of twee
1; per cent. on all premwums on the mutual or
premium note plan. for the year ending Dee
ember Sot, 1901, unless otberwl.. arranged.
It. 1. 1TRONO,
Max ager.
Char:co N. Shaw. general agent, Oort.,lch.
Orden by mall promptly attended to.
68 Im
The Huron and Brace
Loan and investment Co.
GODERICH, - ONT.
OUR SAVINGS BANK.
We are prepared to receive Depoe*to
from Trustee'', Parents or Children, in
mums of from Fifty Cents to Three
'Thousand Dollars, and allow compound
intereot, added every six months at
ratee as agreed upon Chains are
given Depositors, so that they may
draw upon these depooito at any time
3, 34 and 4 per cent. interest allowed
on ieposita according to amount and
time left.
N R -Pennant to • late Art of
Parliament married women and minors
have the right to deport and draw out
money in their own nam..
Deposita can be Dent by marl at the
risk of sender.
Remove from your hon*ew temptation
to burglars and food for tho flames.
TO BORROWERS.
Thim company im prepartol to loan on
LM short/sot notion any num upon first
class' eaconty. Terms are made 10 omit.
borrowers Straight loan. and simple
interest.
MORTGAGES PURCHASED -For further
particulars rill at the Company's nfflro,,
corns, of Market Square and North
Street, (oderioh.
F.$Jeb1l1, 10L4CE IorroN,
P1100t.orNr. MANAugll.
• tailors this year past, and that to Itself
le • clear indleetio0 of its sound oonditloo
Toe result of the °ensue showed that to pep•
elation we had a lilt!. outer Lbw held our
own, end tho060 we should all Oka to see
• greater Improvement in that respeot. It is
at least aatielaotory that we did out take •
backward step as so moray towos did. Oar
meronants have load a fairly prwperuus
year, and basions neutrally has been ac-
tive. '1 he value of the outward shipments
per (1.1' R. 1a sold to haus been nearly
$2.000,000 eo the visor. The inward ship.
menta have also love, uu.adiorly large.
The busio.s al the Gunsmith station u
understood to .toed that of • dozen other
town betwsaa Chia aod Hugolo, • strong
argument to favor of replaying ,he preeent
small and inmavana.t station with • mod
oro up-to-date arroo:ore. Nsw building.
are going op, notably the wormer hotel,
and this not deserve. • page 10 itself F,r
twenty years we have been agitating for
this desirable Institution and it is with us
at last. 1 look forward to its Milne of
great value ao many respsots to the town.
A new armory is to los built, and In addition
to this and the proposed new station, a hos-
pital is to oontempiatloo, and It may not be
out of plan for t0 a Board to offer a word
of commendation to tae ladies who have
undertaken this heavy task, and to wt.b
them • sole 000ylgdo° in their labors.
Uur Industries have been awns. The
output of the Organ Company lou boon
about $65,000. the goods being shipped to
all the British orloolee. They have em-
ployed an average of seventy bonds. The
Eogae and B,eyol. Works have been fully
employed, their output Wing over 1100,000
for this year ending 0a 1e. October 1.e', and
they ha.. work to band pow amounting to
over $60,000 --employing forty-four hoods
tee stoma twenty i0 1900 The furniture
factory, output over $40 000. hood. em-
ployed forty. The kaiti[og faur.ory has put
oat Dearly $40.000 worth of goods sod am
ploys an . f seventy hands. The
(;odertoh Lumber Co. cuts about three ml-
1*e feet of lumber and makes •bout 1;
mtiii'1n tangles, and employs •bout sixty
bands dunog the season. The Godarlob
plwlog mill has been nosantly busy, glv
tog employment 1,0 an •vara„• of thirty
moo, doing • boatman a year of $50,000.
At our last meeting ft was noted that the
"Big Milt" was lo the hands of • new com-
pany, and 11 Is pleasant to record that the
Manitoba and Lotto Huron Milling Company
is now in lull working order with an math,"
nzsd capital of $400,000. Over $100,000
Mut been spent to • oew rquipmuot for this
mill, and it is said to W the boat .qu,oped
mi)! In Conad• today. Its capacity is 1,200
barren' daily, and at this moment it is busy
night and day. baying • large special erd.r
no hand for the War Office in addition to its
already large sod iooreasing trade. This
industry la • great boon to the town. The
Ou.tnese done by the Elevator Company
was the larg.at In any sereno ono. It was
bu'It, 45 vessel. ucmuv to G. in 1901 with
2.568.321 bushes, se against 984,747 tteebel'
in 1900.
The ship buildiog Industry of Mr.
Marlton deserves a word, Its possibilities
are groat, and with proper e0co0rog.meot
it Ie capable of very great development.
1'h• 001101k for these lied other lndui'riea
is bright, and with improved harbor iamb -
ties, and the oo0structlon of the road.
already mentioned, 1 think we may solely
take an optimut,o View of eur tutors. An
sea of prosperity may be ahead of the good
old town Let us hope that It will eo
e ventuate,
Mr. Williams closed his &dines, whloh
was recelyed with the heartiest •pproyal
by *ion present, with an expression of
thanks to those who had given bin their
good will, and assistan.., and a wish for
the continued usefulness of the Hoard of
Trade.
1'he ofho.rs and oounoil for the present
year were then elected, am follows
President, K S Wlllt•me; vlee pre.l-
sit nt, J H. Colborne ; Nes , W, A.
McKim ; secretary, James Mitchell : mem
boo of ousel, F W. Doty, 8 A Mo0aw,
Ale Saooden, Wm. Campbell, 1.1 M.
Killen, Chas. Loa, Joseph Beck, (;
Potter, W. C. Goode, U. A. Humber, C. A
Nairn, J. T. Goldthorpe. Ou motion of F
Jordan and 8. A. McGaw, Messrs. Robert
Moles., Oso. Aohteoo and Capt. A M.
McGrnor, were elected as honorary mem•
bars of oomoo.6, the meeting desiring to re-
tain these gootlemen on the oo°noll. S. A.
llotaw was named as the repr*ssntartve of
'The Hoard on the de,,ut.tloa to Ottawa
regarding the breakwater.
The new 00000 1 will meet on Monday,
February 24th.
AROUND TOWN.
CANTATA AND GROAN RacITA*.-Remem.
her the cantata, "The Water Fairies," lo
Kooz oburoh tomorrow (Friday) evening, to
be followed by an organ risotto' by A. D.
Jordan, of Brantford, asefsted by Miss
Blaoabe Teeple and others. Admlulo.,
25 moa.
ew LIVIRY Bcarvasa.-The Newgate at,
livery liable' are again befog opaned for
huaioesS,- the new proprietors beteg .1.
Hamilton, V. S., and John Halliday, ot Col•
borne township. Messrs. Hamilton & Halli-
day will 000doot a livery, veterinary and
sole business.
NEXT MONDAY EVININo,-Throe who
heard the bra of the course oflsoturo by
Rev. Dr. Daniel In North•st. Methodist
church were deliihted with It, and another
treat may tie exposited next Monday even--
log, when Dr. Daniel speaks on "The
Chinas Problem."
I)EATII Or MRS. ADAMS, EM10to.-0o
flaterdoy the death raeurred of Christens,
wife of 1)r. H. Aflame, Embro, at the ego of
fifty-five years. Th. deceased was formerly
a readopt 01 Gorlerioh, and was s sister of
D. C. Mackay, high ooneabl.. Mr. Mac-
kay attended the furoral, whloh took plan
at Embro on Tuesday.
Dila) AT LONto)N -Thorne.' Homey, •
well-known r..tdeot of Aehleld, died at St.
Joseph'' hospital, London, on Monday of
this week. The remains arnyed in Wide.
rich by train Td..day evening and were
then oonv.yed to Ashfield for interment.
Mr. Huron was Orton sixty years of age,
Haart climate was the moos of death.
Hoc'wit Nona -A feat game at (,ltnton
loot Tbursdsy night bewail Clinton and
*ederioh teams, re,nitel In favor of
Clinton by ono goal. The moors woe : ('lin
ton 10, Goterinh 9....i. the jonlor Mime
• game ease played Saturday inning le-
tween the Short. and the Harmony team,
the latter winning by • score of 3 to 1.
MH. 1)ANHnw ME0T11NEn - l'he Tomato
Nat said on Monday : " Already then la
*elk of . S0ooresor to Mr. Joan* Wein,
and It Is gold of Osgood* Hall th.1 Hon. .1.
T Darrow, K C., of lvedoneh, will moan
the neet appointment. Mr..1main Britton
may be mooed to this Ceart of .Appeal,
where the salary Is $1,000 tee., and the sew
Mips given the 'money la the King's
11noh division "
(*Ln DAL.T Ito? ATTIlefrn;.- We are re-
gs.sted 1• say that it het bola welded to
bold • (eel-oesteaaW e.labsaM.R of the
e+teblisbmeat of the Galt Collegiate lead
tuts this year, and th.5 all old pupil. of the
sohool are invited to nod their namse and
addressee to It..d H.mlltuo. B A., Colleg.:
ate Institute, 0.11, that they may tonne
due r-otioe of the time uhoaeo and the ar
rte./sweats made for the event.
DID WHET VuMSTOCK.••Ao extensive sale
of purebred shortboro stock wit held •
Borobr•.larm, Steu8vtls, oo tl'edoseday o
Ism weak, which was •tterdsd by • large
Dumber of farmsn and bre.dera. This top
primp paid wee by E, C Atoll!. of t.odericb,
who paid $650 for Hroadhook's 20.b. Th.
first twooty animals brought at average of
$433 molt. lime forty -ria animals were
catalogued. Mr. Attrlll bought two beside
the one montloned above.
AT THE HA11.B00 -large queatltl.. of
stein are befog holed to lbs dock to W
used In tilling :a the newly 000atruorsd
Government wharf saws the Eytern end
of tee harbor.... loe outtiog bre 000tieued
throughout the week sod an unusually large
.mount of the beet fen we halt. seen to
years is being stored....Peroh are being
caught to loge numbers with took end hos
lust off the p6.,.....l,nm the recent oold
spell with easterly winds the lake has been
frozen as far aero.s as ow be seen from this
. hole.
Dip 1N Ria YOCNa MANHDub -Douglas
Johnston, son of Alex Johnston, died o0
Thursday Iast'ta his twen,y fourth year
The young map, who was r robust, had
been bo declining health for sours years, h.
Moses finally developing into coneumptioo.
•fbe remains were interred In M.nlaod
cemetery on Saturday at.rsoon, the funeral
taking plane from the family enaction at
the *)'Mellows' Hall. Rm. Jas A. Ager
son conducted the asrvto.., sod the pall
hearers ware Harry Sturdy, D Sallow., F
B. Holmes. Bert Smith, Thos. Johnston rod
Chas. $w anon.
thorn ur Mise EDITH BROW -The
death of 111 se E lath M. Brown, • d•uehter
of the late Jawse Brown, recurred oo Moo•
day morning sr the home of her mother o0
the Hurou road. Min Brown had been t11
for • long time with lucg troub'e, ono the
end came rather ursrpectedly Sue had
beep visiting her brother on Stratford during
last week. Besides ter mother she leave.
several brothers apt' eaters, who bays the
sympathy of their many frleode in their
bereavement The Lomita' took pease
yest.rdsy afternoon from the taro 1► rest
dance, the In:ermeat brieg made in Ma,t-
laed cemetery.
H. K JoR1,AN TO LIO'S GolagatoH.-
t1• learn with regret that H. K. Jordon
w ill shortly Ieave Oodetich sad has handed
In ht• rest..oatlor a of the positions of organ
1st of Kooz ohuroh mad bandmaster for the
(iodattah Musieal $r.Ny--weiob lout= s0
ably filled donor, lou residence in toot town.
Boon In muuorl and In social cirol.w ba
departure will be .milt' regretted. - He is
without doubt one of *tie moat competent
tOULcu0s we have bad an Goderoob, and hie
plate will be hard to fill We understand
that lar. Jordan Is goon either to Brent
lord or to Toronto, but hie plane for the
future are not fully matured,
TiHVACANT R0A;l3TRLR.HIP.-In the
Legislature on Mon I.e. in reply to • quite
,top by Mr. E,IWr (Saute Huron), Hoo
Mr. (;ibeoo said : '• A registrar hos not yet
Men appointor' for the county of Horn,,.
wh,oh bas tato Secant moos January, 1899
In large counties divided tato two or these
,1 .o.Lt u.00,.. there is frequently eta r
tonna s d.fhjulty to demdmg se to the
looallty from which appointments shall from
tam. to tame be made Toe duties of the
position, however, brave been efficiently du-
°h.rwyd during rho vacancy by • competent
ex-ofoio registrar, .ud It a 006 expected
that there will be muoh further delay In
mak log a permanent appoiot,neu6."
'1'H6 KIND'. DAI'oHTERN,-!'here was •
rood attendance at the aenual meeting of
the King'. Houghton, whroh took plane o0
Wednesday, 5th lost. 081 tors for the year
write eIsots'd as follows : Provident, Mrs,
humors ; ecce president, Ms. MoUdlicud
dv ; anrstary, tors. J B. Whitely ; trees-
ur-r, Mrs. Nairn. Duru,g the put year,
through the agency of the K,og'. Dough
tars, maven families were /obeyed, Wing
wopplied with clothing and other neons
.•rise ; and nthor road work was done.
l'he sum of $79 59 nes raised during the
year, of which $61 13 was 50006 its charities,
The society will oe pleoaed to soot pt 400.
tions of clothing, oto., at any time from
11cereousd. wishing to newt in the work of ro
N.w' PHcrro STUMM-R. R. Sallow@ is
now rosining his patrons at his fine new
quartets on West arises wb:h he has had
▪ peoially fitted op for photograp',lo work.
The reception and show room, operating,
developing and finishing rooms are •11 on
the ground door, so that for ordinary nttinge
there will be no stair -climbing. Up.talrs
!hers are dressing rooms, • workroom for
the manubooturs of frames, oto.. and other
000vooil,aoee. It may sot bo gee.r•lly known
that Mr. S.Ilow.' work as is photographic
artist has been remgn zed by some of the
Feet publications on the continua, and that
his reputation In this way hes geared him
many ontside customers. Local work, hoer -
Oyer, receives We beet a, teotton, and be fo-
v,rn all to visit him at Ms new studio.
('orddr,IATp 1N.TIT'°T• TRr'wTNEo.-The
fiat meel,og of the 1), C I frost,* hoard
as oonttu uwd for 1902 took piaco on Wed,
n eeday of last week, The secretary pre•
stinted oertitoatss from the town olio Is,
county Mak, esc • of the publto school
hoard and secretary of the opar•ts school
board to the effect *bat Sheriff Reynolds,
R.,. Dr. Un, ,lodge Matson and Judge
Doyle were .ppolnted trustee; by then
bodies. respectively F Jordan wse slee-
ted chairman of the board for the yeor. It
was resolved that the meet Ingo of the board
be he'd at the rens time sod that the onm
milrer's be composed of the same persons as
Met Tear. The Nom of $25 was voted for
the replenishing of the library and appara-
tus, and two small 000000!5 wore noosed,
MISS HATTIE 1VII.ttN*,N 10 Dun. -Oh
Tues•l•v a telegram e.. removal from Min•
neat „lie ennt.lninv lorelhven,e of the elenth
of Mi.. Hatti. Wilkinson, whtnh 0o-urred
In *hat alto on T1..day motions. The ds•
oeaserl yours, holy was tha fourth daughter
of Mr. and Mra James Wilkinson, former
well known t,.'.lenu M GoJerioh, She
had a wide 0tr.•le of friends and acquaint.
ann.. here, .mono whom she was very pop-
ular, and the news of hor death was noon
.d with deep roarer and with /mums fret
Ingo of sympathy for her parent., brothers
and sisters At:on' the time of the removal
of the lamely to Minneapolis, two pianism
Mao Wilkinson had an ileo,.. .nioh pre
Sated her from undertaking the j tnrnsy to
the Woo with tho not of the f.am.1,, sad
although oho of ter wards pat *As.ly reo0rerId
her health was nevar folly mowed.
A HO.rITAr. row POOR Oow.DMPTIVev -
The mnn,0rence of W..1. Gage and a W•
(nest by the late H A Massey hay.enabled
the Nmtlnn.i Sanitarium Assnolatlnn 60
ethos at (;rovenhnrsr • fres runemmetive
hospital. and an appeal is •nw tieing mads
le the puhl:r Inc alit In (nrniabuag U. Tblo
bepital has Wet belie to oast 1be premiss
need for an Iuslitwool wbtoh will put w,th-
tn ria Al of the oil Dred poor the means
which otherwtse they soul l not procure for
the amsboratluo o! Ihsir °audition. It Is a
work witch mould enlist the sympathise of
the public, and of is hoped that the moat'
which Is so urgently unlit' will ba prompt
ly subscribed. " He givns twice who love.
qui key." R S. Williams, manager of the
Mak of Commeree. Godertub, is the loos
treasurer for the National Sanitarium Assoc•
latto°, and any contributions loft with hies
will be remitted free of charge
C. C. I LITi*AKY &NAV'Y -'the first
01mMlsr nieettug of the Collsgat• Inetitute
Literary Somety for the present term eau
bad ou Fridayeyeotog Int. The program
was a good one, end tilo numbers were ail
w ell carried out The pew preeldoet, D.
Allison, oc0upiod the chair and delivered
hos inaugural ad.ire.., which was brief and
to the point. An muru,Deotal Wootton by
Mtn& Etta. I'ye stag followed by • estimation
by Mus F: tun Stratton. Prtocip.l Strang
answered the quesnous in the question
drawer, and followed this up by reading a
p.,rtloo of .o arrlole which he has been pre-
parlog on htm old sobool days at Galt. This
was charmingly written and was Iiereoed to
with Interest and dellgbt. A solo by J. P.
Brown, a reed,og by Hugh Bate and &n lo•
.trum.otsl duet by '4•ssee Vera Whlts.y
and Allot Smith were cert given. The oh
for of the G C.I. Journal, George Webster,
p ted the drat tease prepared under Ills
direction. It contained ■oma n'iner skim
sod bis. Toe last number on the pro-
gram was .• recitation by Miss Thirea
Lewitt.
Tito HOo'gtY t.11Aut'x B11.L.-1'he last
•••emIt' v of the season was held In tie Odd -
fellows' Hall on Tpe.day evening under the
•usploee of the l;udertob hockey league,
.od was • most eej,yahle .Heir. T
was a large attemdanoe, Including, brides
.boot two hundred of the youth and beauty
of the town, • numb. r of visitors from .ur-
rostseasg towns. The mune was supplied
by the Seafurrb orobiota• of Bre p nowt,
who oodered ieleotlone of the latest and
moat popular omen and gave exoell.01
u tud.ouoo. Dancing was oommanmd in
the hall proper about 9.45 0-x , and won
the lengthy program was kept up until an
early hour. Ao intermission wit called at
midnight, during wh:oh retr..bmeote were
served downstairs The event was • great
atones to every 0059101 and the stewards
ore to be congr•tutated upon the regularity
with wholly titery'haog was sornod out.
The patronise•.■ were Stn. A. (..; Hunter,
Mr.. Dudley Holmes. Sirs. R. R-yonld.,
Mn, Noire, Mr. MacV,c■r sod Mr. Mc
Kim ; and the steward. were Lame' Pa.
.nn., H D. Stratton. H. L SI°rey, D U.
,clow.grew u• -1.1ety. K. Sahel, Bee. -
South sod E Stewart
gege 1 la new paper work for t ye.,. to
Toronto, at fire* on The World sod latterly
on 1he Globe
The Godsricb Engine Compsoy has assur-
ed the 000tr•ot from the fort Stanley Navi-
gatlen Company for the towns and boilers
for the 1st ter oompaCy's new .twiner. The
angle. worita 1s sin supplying she m.ohlo.
ere far • new passenger end (relent steamer
for the Dominion Fish Co. The hull a to
W built in Oodericb also, by 1V*Ihaw
Merltoo.
11'e have renewed a oopv ot Tb. Moos,
published of H•oaab, North Dakota, by 8.
J. A B, yd, who is well koowo In this
county. The leading editorial intimate&
that The Moon is to continue Itepuohoan Io
politics, and trom this tone of 1 he article we
should judge that teens wit! W oo doubt
hermitic at to the political leanings of
'the Mao in the Moon."
A few nights stow, a man named William
Muellbbeney left the House of Refuge at
Ulin'oo during the Dight. His aneow» was
not discovered until next mor0tog, end
when • 'north arse instituted ho was found
dead by ,he side of the river. An inquest
was held, and It was found that no blame
whatever oould be attached to myons. H•
bad been out of his mind for some time be•
tore,
CHURCH NOTES•
Th s oew Methoket church at WIngham
is to be opsoul nett 7unday.
Lent commenced yesterday, and roniose
were held in St. Osorg.'a and St. Peter's
ober ohm.
Rev, Dr. Daolel, of Nortb.et. Methodist
church, and Re.. W. (i Howson, of ('leo.
ton, will exobeogs work next Sunday.
Tb• speolal services well be oontloued
during the week to Victoria street ohu'oh.
The pastor will preach next Sabbath. All
are welooms.
Rey Fathers Wet, of Ooderioh ; McCor
m'ck, of Ashfield, and Hanlon, of St.
A°ruettoe, attended • coofersow of the
priests of Stratford deanery which was bid
to the Daly of Str•ttord last wink.
Duriog lent there will be pubilo devo-
tion and wotructlns ■1 St. Peter'. °very
Monday and Saturday, at 7.3C i•.x. Next
Sunday, at high mase, the anbjsos will W,
Why footing 1. observed, and the tut,
--teThea .heli they fast no those days" (Mark
2: A0.
P.... H. lrvioe, formerly of Nile
and Godeirloh, and now of Lletowel,
hos been invited to b.00me toe pastor of nos
of the Bramp•oo Methodist °burnbies alter
the prevent 000feranes year. He has ao-
oepted, snhjwt to the motion of the transfer
and ata tooiog bomm.tteee Brampton bontg
i■ the Toronto eoofereooe.
Rev. Dr. Gifford, of the Ontario .treat
Methodist ohuroh, Clinton, prewhed to
large oangreg•tlons in the Viotoria street
ohuroh o0 Sunday. The Victoria street
people were muoh pleased with his sermons.
Subscriptions for the missionary food were
taken, and the 000gregatlon's glviava n
this fund will be oonsidsrably to .xu.ss of
tut year's. Th. pastor, Rev. J. W. Robin -
/ion, pr.a bed to Dr, l;iford'a 000grega*uon
to Clinton,
The fourth convention of the London 000
teres.. Epworth League will be held In the
SV.Il,ogton-.t. Methodist okuroh, London,
on Tumid.), and Wednesday, March 11th
o wl 12th. Among tho.e on the p
aro Rey A. 1'. Crowe, 'Toronto; Rey. W F.
Wilson. p,e.'l Hamilton 000fereoo° ; Rey
1; W. Heedarno, St. Mary.; Rev. J Lt.
ingeto.e, Windsor; Rev H. Irvto., Listowel;
S1' H Karr, Bruesis; Mrs. I. K W.Ilwlo,
$..forth ; Rev. C. W: Brown, Exeter; Mies
M Washington, Ulinton. Arrangomsha have
been made with the railways for reduced
faros for the delegate..
Th. entertainment in 81. Georges school
✓ oom Inst Thund•y evening, gotten op by
the Voting People'. Guild, was fairly at
tended and • good program was rendered,
oonauung 01 .elections by the Blsoketoae
orohe„r•, rsolatton. by Mr Flo.koo and
Mae W'. Rail, 50nge by Mr CFH, Mase Par -
eons ann M s. Kate Ho•kon, o mon solo by
Miss N.Itet, violin selection by Miss Doo•
N th and instrumentals by nod Doty. The
aacomp•outa wen Mtee Dont gb, Mos
N.f el, M e. P.rsooe and Mr. Cuff, and the
dots. of chairmen were dinobargej by the
rector, Rev, M. Turnbull.
The r.gulor quarterly :terriers of Vlatoria.
. t, Mothndl.t ohuroh were hold on londay,
Feb 2nd. Rea. Jostles Grego• preach
ed both enormng and mooning and •t the
close of the 'morning service th• sacrament
win administered to • large number of com-
municants, The morning Inv. feet was .1 -
so largely attended and proved to be s sea
leo of sweet delight to all present On the
Monday evening following. manic to the
special meetings In the church. th. official
hoard mot at the home of ,1. Shannon, Cam•
brie road, the pastor pre.tding. le was
found that the ohuroh was In a healthy 000•
dttion, both temporally and spiritually. A
unanimous invitation was extended to Rev,
W. F. Campbell, M.A., Pn. 1)., of the
Westmoreland avenue Methodist ohuroh,
Toronto, to become the pastor for the onm
Ing year. A reelutloo was also pained
unanimously thanking the present pastor,
Rev. .1 W. Robinson. and his esteemed
wife for their faithful and snooesetul labor.
luring the post two year., se to • largo
mesenre the prosperity of the ohuroh 1s duo
to their faithful efforts to ext.od Christ's
kingdom amongst u., large additions having
nese made to the membership daring Mr.
Rnblonn'. p•atoraa. While err/trotting to
part with him at On end of • two Tears'
term, the fact was emphasized that had he
not rnetv.d • unanimous inyHstion from
the Wedtmoreland avelma ohuroh, Toronto,
thes, board would hove given hem • strong
rnystalon to remain for a third year ; but
as Dr. Camphelf•s term erplrml and as Mos
hoard hart some year. 590 given him AP In.
vitatlon to hemme their pastor It wee de-
nlded both In the Interest. of Mr. Ruhinenn
and of the work Moro to ask th. authort.les
of the ohuroh to rive us • straight transfer
Dr Campbell nem oroepted the Invitation,
subplot, of roarra, to till, transfer and sa-
ttning committees of the ohuroh -Cor.
A tsocuL Evsmiso,-1'M msmhms of
Ne. 1 Division, Aomnt Order of H•berniaos,
entoraued their gentlemen and lady tr ends
on Moudoy evemog at their rooms OP North
street, which were handsomely decorated In
honor of the visitors. The evening
rose °coopied with • progrem of mato,
. peaches and rniatfeoe. Seim were 0.0
,.r:but.d by S. Brown. William D.yl., W',1
tum Dalin and D, Neville, and recitation.
by M'ea Mary Farr and Andrew Lynn
Miss Lens Neville and F Holmes gave an
'n.trumwntal duee, and a wooed Irlo by
Misses N. MoD•,osld, Lena Neville and
dagga Wehh was rendered In an excellent
m Speeches were given by J. 1)
O'Connell sod J. F. MoAvoy, and the
benefits of membership to the A O.H. were
pointed out. hi mob of rte moos.. of
he eveoing'e sotertatoment wag doe to
the chairman, Jos 'ph Kidd, whose over
fl.woog good baro^r was infontiou..
I'be large Dumber of guests prowl], motored
neertily Into the .r jnyment of the ietl.iti..
of.the evening. V 0.tore to town lotonging
ro this order will always be weloome et the
mssttol of No. 1 Diviioo, which are held
on the a.ond aod fourth 'fuse lays of *soh
month.
LOCAL NEWS IN GRIEF,
The best made clothing at the some prior as
TOO would pay for D'ferlor wnrkmon-hep Is
what ,ou get at I'ridhom'e. A large Penge of
suiting' to choose from.
Remember the bargain' at Twicen big
bre sob
George Stewart, grooer, le book ht hie
own stood,
P ones are now finding the bargains at
Potreo a fire Stls.
This is the week of valentine., fancy and
oomtc. Tomorrow a St. Valentine's Day.
Ws regret to lava of the oontioued i1L
n ems of Mrs. (,osford, of whose recovery the
Phy.ol•o hold. ow 0o hope.
K. W. McKenzie has sold Ills horns and
lot on Brook street to F red, W. Doty,
manager of the teoderioh mains Wilke.
(2, Blackstone, we are pleased to be Ode
to announce, has reooyered from hu recent
attack of pneumtnio and is again atteoding
to business.
J. H. Tigers, of Dungannon, and O. W.
Holman, of 11•yfleld, ars to represent the
Wes* Horon T.aohsrs' lo.tltute at the
Enter meeting of the Ootar,o Eluoatiooal
Association. .
•
Exeter Times : Mrs. W. C. Huston In go-
ing down the hack steps of bet home had
the misfortune to slip and fall, esoaoi°g any
broken limbs, but ■ustaiotng eoms very
severe bruise',
l'he Orangemen of West Bruce at their
annual meeting tut week resolved to jolo In
the monster 12.h of .1 till oolohretion In (:ode
riob this year Perth county Orangemen
also have decoded to oelehrate here,
()relg R Macdonald, Ssaforth, have leased
the store adj „Ding r.hat whtoh they at pros.
ant occupy, in order to have more room for
their ever increasing trade. They expect to
go shortly into the wholesale manufacture of
clothing
W. C Myer., of Brantford, well known
In (indertoh, has been •ppn.tod by the firm
of Dooming. I..mv & Co , bankers, of New
Yolk, to take charge of their busmen in
the State of M,ohig.n •t • good salary. He
will rends ,n Detroit,
Tho Brantford Courier nye : " Mr. A. 1).
Jordan, the Wonted orga0tsl of Brent
•venue Anton, has received an offer from
the First Methodist thatch, London, whioh
he hag under consideration and soh on
Brantford friends will he sorry to hear will
result Id hos aomptaecs "
We have rottenel, with the compliments
of the Hon. CI,H,rd 8dton, ■ copy of an
All., of 1Ven oro 1 seeds, homed by dens
tion of the M muter of this Interior. In ad
.1ltlnn to maps of .11 the I'rov,nnee and nl
the Western Ternton,s, th.,. Is mach nee
fol inrnrmation oonoera,ng Western Cen.da
e nd other of the newer portlen' of the Dom
inio
R^bort H. Coots, son of Robert Coals,et ('lessen, has Men appointed a moolae
editor of Th. Leber (*57, oto at Ottawa in
sti onion to the lobe H A Rarpor. Mr.
Coate is • grottiest* of 1896 or Ternea
(Jeivon,ty,wh.ria he took a onnr.00f st.ndl..
w hich especially at Mm for the potation to
whist' M has beet sailed. Mr. (eats was es
DEEP-SEATED PAIN.
The 1611,11.. of • Pneal.e.t room, Nu
of peeper. sod flew we w*5
( ■rM,
V,Ilago 1)a Autos,,., (line., Feb, 10. -
ISp.m01) Mon. Any Dowd*, the preel-
nnnr o1 the l'oao,al of Avr,an' tire for the
Province of Vneheo. w.. formerly peat.
most., of thit •,Ilene, He .eye
"Whmn in Otraw• s,m., thea years son 1
• nffer.d very greatly with a doe° seat./
pain to the small of my hook. A frl.ad of
min., .1. G. ,1.rdin., rel l'oruto, recent.
mended Dalt''. Kidney fall., and to my
great joy thin aired m. completely.
"1 hod Dodd'. Kidney Pills a yalsahle
tonin, and have need them with splendid
remit. when fooling tired and ran dews
through nanrwork.
"When In fares u aeorotary to the Can-
adian esmmisN.o 1 was neves without
1 ..."
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS - FES. 13.
Furry Buyer Pleased -Wm. Sharman, jr. 4
5V. Will Not Keep 'them -W, 0. Prid-
'ham 4
Clean-up Sale -W. A. McKim b
Wo May Nut -James Wilson 4
Embroideries and Table Linens - W
Acheson & Son 5
Peninsular Commit -McKenzie & Howell 8
Piano Tuning -A Strehler 1
Our Weekly Budget -Hodgen. Bros 8
Aunouunements-St Geo. Price 1
Lost-Sic;NALOffice ova,.,.,• 1
l,ervaut Wanted -Miss Kay 1
Announoemont-W. Burrows A Son 1
Huron ami Bruce Loan anti Investment
Cu. -H. Horton, Manager 1
ANNOUNCEMENTS -
Everything is going lase 08 fain.'tt bar.
pain abl.., bot they must go taster.
Oysters, always Irish, at the old tellable
orator house, Victoria Restaurant, Woes -
et., in bulk or ..rv..1 •II style, toe cream,
fruit, cu0fsottooery, olgare etc. U. Biec;k,
011)51,
1VANTED,-t_'boics roll butter, 18o ; No.
1 mink or fox, $3.50 Our slaughter sale
of dress goods during January and Febru•
ary Is worth oom*og mil.. to see.
G. E. Ktivu, W ingbam.
"Biu M1t.t.' PI.ODOCTL.-Any quantity
of the •'B,g Mill" bran, short, end their
famous 3 bar and 5 Star grades of fioer-
the very bent on the market --for sole a1 the
Feed and Seed Emporium, W, Boowowe &
Suit, Hamilton atom. 21
COMING AND GOING
Chu. Andrews was with friend. In town
over Sunday.
Miss Ethel Sharman has rod from •
visit of several weeks at Uuelpb.
Miss (7amaro, loft on Tu..day on list
aooual epilog trip to eastern points.
M. Stapleton has returned to Frederic,
Minh , aft*, • visit to his home here.
Miss Ksiurah Brown went to Toronto
last walla to pursue her studies la anal
muslo.
Mrs. J. M. Boot, of Seatorth, has been
the guest of her aster, Mrs. Peamore, during
lbs put woe's.
J. B. Hawkins lett for lbs West again on
Monday •tar spending 1 weeks here
with his family.
Fred. Snoopoo, who le attending the
Central Bunaees Uollegr-Strattord, was
hum. over Sunday.
Wm. Hunt, piper. tab Destald Martin,
Soottish dancer, bole of Ripley, are visiting
friends in Uoderloh this week.
Ed. Campion, lr , has taken • position al
th. (1 T. R. nation otfoe, soo0esdtng Gn,
Morgan, who haw returned to Toronto.
J. 8. Coeford, of the Craig Shipbuilding
Co , Toledo, 0., was In town dueling the
Past week visiting his mothar, Mrs. Cos•
ford.
Fred W. Wise, of Piot ford, Mich., who
has been 'pending sit weeks •b,t,og rela-
tive. here and in this vlctarty, left Monday
on Me return home.
F.J. Slecghtholm, of Strslhroy, and C. W.
Nash, of T'rooto, .pent • few days to town
the put w..k. They are envoged to Farm-
ers' Ioetltote work as lsoturers,
1). Johnston, G. 1'. K. station agent,
Melton, sod James Johnston, of ('levsiand,
U.,
were home to attend the funeral of their
brother, the late Dougl•o. Johostoo.
Will MnH, Greene, fireman on the 0. T.
K., roamed to Sarola Thursday lase, afar
• popding 1 days at his borne in 001•
borne. Will look. as if hie work agreed
with him.
PORT ALBERT.
TrcetAY, Feb. 11th,
Mr. and Mn. Gay, ot Dungannon, were
in the village y..terday.
Don't forget the p!aoe, next door to Me.
Kim's, for cheap shoes. Paid', fire Sale.
Mrs. D. Long returned to Goderloh yeater-
doy after outmoding a week In thia ytolnity.
Mr. Huston, who is sofwrlog from •
nauseous .ore in her throat, 1. very 111 .1
present.
Mr. loubt, of Pine Blom, who was visit•
log natives here, was unable to return 1e
nu home until Friday, on *00000t of the
S torm.
There eau 00 serum In the English
ohuroh hero on Sabbath last owing to the
snow blockade on the road. Magna here
and Dungannon.
DUNGANNON.
NOTICE. -The local agency In Dungannon
for THE Su,N•1. is at the offoe of .1. G. Ward,
.1. P., conveyancer, to., who w111 reoel•e
orders for subscriptions, advarttelhg and fob
work. and 1s authorized to give remlpa for
amounts paid for the same.
TUESDAY, Feb. 1116.
Coo v,i,cw'iN,, -The numerous friends of
Mr...1. G. Connor will be pleased to know
that she Is improving, althoupb still in poor
health.
Motormen. - The exoss.lvely wintry
weather *kiwis has limo most unpleasant for
. bout • week has somewhat .bated. Boob
nem in all la departments, ono* to the had
condition of the roads, was tint molly galoe,
and communication with outride loeahtos
some prevented by the .freta of the furious
storm.
Magrte.N.-The munlolpal oounoil of
West Wawanceh will hold Its *soon/ session
ie 1902 to the town hall on Tuesday, the
18 h Inst.... . Division Court will be held
here on Friday, the 14th of February .... A
m0ettn• of the W C T U. will be held In
the Methodist ohuroh en next Friday after.
noon. A large attendance' of women,
moat hor and condition of roads permitting,
u sotiotp•ted. All who can possibly attend
are resprotfolly Invited.
I lecgAME AND INTIPMENT.-1)n Friday
last 11 rues I atolls M.•z', the beloved wife
of Richard Rood, of Wee, .v.wanwh, rte.
parted this life at the age of thirty two
years alter a.hnrt Oleo's. Har remain. wore
Interred In Dungannon oemetary on Sunday
•ft.rnorn, being esonrtsd thither by o largo
o nmhar of ntrowtng relatives, friends .ad
g ymsathizinv .c9oa,maneee earl nwtghbers.
The taw -matted lar, •0rv1•inm her bereaved
hu iand and an lolaEt, moonily horn. The
Rev T McNair, a.nst.d by RAY M Gnld•
Miro, onndnnlod rho abaft -pee le a solemn
and trnpr.se,•s manner 1 hs beret wee has.
band and relates* at the deo.aeed have the
sinnore sympathy of the eommonity, as ores
evinosd by th• large attendance at the In.
torment. Th.denewswd wan highly ..teemed
Mho was ready to doporl and be with hoes,
although le wee hard to leave her beleval
husband, her leant and Moods.
DIED.
WILrE.INRON,-A Minneapolis, Mlnn., ew
wok e. brandy et - - James