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Frank JaChney neke* ostt,1* thittbe
eenior partner of heittnicel F.,J,Che-
ne Cos, Oolitic lesalfleeS its the Cit
of %County tiod Stateeforesa
id Orin Wilt,pay the -skim o
Me-IULvray Vouticit
OUntit met purstrint 'fo. ittlioor
ntitiTOwts IIi11, IdeOillitray, Xa7
11412esli. Present, J. *letiregott
jOhit Rahintsin, T; Metal,
;WWI% .0,04 Ben. *err, Coon.
blintttee of Ust, ineeting reed.
vek
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• insiOiredittAiSilreit a.
a. 411;cotitetteter,
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position of MJnLsL&'; the. I tb hui1. 11.*
'Otal..,meiAber-fee orth :Perth cit,- 7.,;flisrsi1tS1IV-ritnitit'`JiU
, te,Wasiit a peculiar. one. He had- told tion.
711.acmistittiency • .th4t:.1to wtmid rot
itsthesItSit4I
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atitiV the' Art Loamy Mil and iiguipeit
HileHrttOnlinfflYeliiitt*
vote Vir.te Ottat last week on the amencL
tlistoosatat
for the 1 , be ng. tinaware.sot t e
ractice in the house of reversing the
decision without tLt)g a noo vote.
His position will be bard to explain to
his people itithe riding.
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The vote on the second reading of
the Autonomy Bill took place in ..the
House of CipinIlloViS early last Thurs-
day morning and resulted in a wept.-
ity of 81 for the hill and against the
Borden areendment, The vote was
140 to 50. Thirteen eoeservative mem
-
hers voted for the bill -ten fiats* 441.1e;
bee, two from Outatio and one from
the Yukon. One Liberal voted against
the bill Lei hton McCarth -of North
voted' With the -Government were
Lewis of West Huron and Prtngle- o
Cornwall. One Conservative .frona
Quehec voted for the Borden amend.
„ent, Mr. Walsh of fluntingdt.m.
Ftw-Istbertdesands-one Cont
were ahseot, unpaired, tunengst wbour
were--51e.--Greesswastrea
and Mr Ratz. Quobee ‘rrati, fat1108t
bin at
voting ((if ft. Sotialutsmember,
Mr. B. B. Gunn voted against the bitl
and for the amendment.
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sitissat..11ons-sfainee-S,
huid,---14inistereof--Pahlic----Workessla
• two-constituenti
thet of orth ord for which he
was member, and -some other, probably'
-tondos's-foe -which -the-new
• ,ter wilf sit. Mr. Hyman, of London,
'has for the past year been acting as
Minister of Public Works during the
illness of Mr. Sutherland and it is a1.
together likely be will receive the ap._
pointruent. Even with the prestige
he woold have as 0, Iniflititer it is ex-
medingl doubtful whether he can
, .
Bevis Hilton, wile has been leorning
operating sit the station here for the
e
118, as mt•ESterraeti6tiriXTS'itsiiirsitr-mii-- -
6 4 k
Mrs. W. O. 0: Rams and chi !lien left
tv--Yoriesswhe ,
their home for some tiine.-A..A.Kerr
left Tuesday for Itegiim, where he in-
tends spending the summer. During
'a -Owen te-s-Ws. Herr atill -the es z-
ren will remain at•Stratford with her
inother.--A. J. Clark, hotness maker,
having purchased another business in
St. Marys.expects to move thereshort-
1 .-Urs. Bee and child, of Bawden,
are visiting the former's-parents
Ur. and Mrs, Wm. Easton. Mr. Bee,
who has been in poor be3lth for some
time, is at Victoria, IX where be is
uodergoing treatment. DtsMeintyre,
is,ue,e11eJ
'd tit)
wers,!tbee Western Medlral Col
,botliSueeesSfdi In Desiring. ,t
400118iFf4.:LidciAlmrt., of 1,1
*RIO titrl tssiltiog on ber son. St
o
ur oe •n on road -.7-- r$.
Sawers has gone to Mount Union.
slasea*stosseselxegsdotherssosli-O-.1s--111.,sr
Oartablignos-44atisee-egss-sSitt*
has bsen transferred to Goldstone
?Both 14, n
Iy misSed in the village and also n the
cbutch, Mr: Alale yoke President of
the Christian Endeavor and was very
peppier, -We wish bi-m-every-stidt-ei-3s:
and, as it means advancenleot,we con-
gratulate him. Mr. Prime. of Gold -
stream, ishis successor here. -Mi.
James Moody, Sr., of the LoruldriRoad,
still continnes ill.
61.1ralttIOU
Ditn ter .Tonotrro..,-The Toronto
Mail and Enioire of May Sth, publishes
the following: --"The death of Rev. I.
tkfl he\arrangettsati. -
days ago while in the act of*plittingse
stick of wood Mrs. James McFarlane
was 'quite severely injured., justabove
her was a clothes line and in raising
e axe it caught is an came
own -upon her head makingan sigis-
shs-lealselliv0rasvfer*__.--rs'ilet-of-the
late Duncan Stewart, passed avray at
reborhe-ofstiershreghten-Mtsssfkete
McColl, --18th con., Lobo, on Aprit'e-itliss
after a very brief illness Souse three
yearasimdeceaeed basq;ened with an
'accident but was notseriously
last -November he only -25
majority. With.his vote onthe au-
ssononly bill against hini and the popu.
tar fooling in Ontario- against the hill
his dere 'orlon would he certain.
•he-ehese -eunsin
ford', Where this Liberal majority is.
verriargeeit.woeld be a chance if be
won out, s
11 it e A-
srt'
treek had beet:for the pest
twesweeks. Be was a graduate of flu-
wnvearCs°aIgleog,e' Ilanisd (kw:Its eflhartirgaelnewdasfEnu'in
Windsor -where he was curate oRe .
Canon Rinke. He left to take up the
duties of rector of St. John's Church,
etv,..w-hi-OMTISSUths-teesiestea-tens
Months ego owingito ill health. Ho
WiefieVerrPfiiiiits
is death will be greatly mourned by
his large circle of friend." Rev. Webb
was the second eon of Ur. Archie
Webleof this village.- Rarely has a
ser-witir
, . -1 sun
•stereos. l(-1 was---yet---d ot--the
age of 28 years.
friends; as toady in our village and to-
day we grieve over,OUrdepartedftrien
Theremains were brought to Granton
on Monday and conveyed to the resi.
dence of hie father, con. 11, Biddulph,
and on Tuesday the funeral took place
to Birr cemetery, followed by a large_
ritonher of sorrowing friends, .
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LA4t.
he Coutioll of the. ToWhohip Of Step.
hen convened in theVown Hall, Cred.
iton, on Monday. May 1, 1005. at" 1 p.
in. All present; Minutes of previous
Ingettrik r.C44,444,(1.0.0ktesdetlere06
-Finklmitier.e-that the Awsiefi-i-Roll,
AS filed with the Sleek Pe aceeptektiod
that he be paid his salarys-sCarried -
AndersonsFinkbeinersethat the Crent
at Revision to. -consider %the ...appeals
against the Assessment _roll for the
ear 1005; he held in the Town Hall,
realism's-the-274rday t& Mitz-1006a.tt
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hat -B -r wing.
Law appoletim_ Pathtnastere. Fence
Viewers and Poundkeepere; also By
Law No. 6 of '1005 being By -Law to
rovide for the rformance of statute
li-Wea-.an-Ct�ffuredi1Tes i),T vets
steers of highways, each having rem
.xcad.thethittl-tinte.,..ht-Pable,L.anst.
s• ed 1 e I ev a
elysseeerriedv,---The--foliowing-iseilers
.
ere-graisted.-0,--Peositss. gratti
$25; T. Oliver. work on b.R., $4.50;
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Davy. rep, Mud Creek livid e, $1.; A.
G. Hirtzel. rep. 348%. I ..8t2; 3 -Baxter;
rep. bridge con. 10, $14.25; W. Pickets'
ing rep. 2nd S.R., $5.75; . E. Raritan,
rep, 1st S.R., $1. G. Orange, rep., road
on con. 14. $2.50; N. St. Clair, repcut.
vert, con. 14, $2; D. Webb, rep. %yeah
out, $2; J. Beaman, rep. Ford's bridge,
1-4i4itin5ns-Asseesee,-$80s-ss06-antil
adjourned to meet again in the Town
Hall. Creditors, on, Saturday, IVAY 27,
for Court lot Revision at 10 tons Gra-
velcontracts will be let tit .2 p.m-
11.*Eilber, Township clerk.
mderwent-asa--o t.-.1
provedsinsuccessfut. he leaves three
children,.
WEntoNo.--Th.e residence of Mr.and
Mrs.._Geo„ Altar, of the 2w1 concession,
was On Wednesday _the &eerie of a
pretty event/when their daughter,
Miss jessie 0.„ becalm° the happy bride
of Mattes le Jinke. The ceremony
-oTlIerisall.-atia was witneitied-hst a
number of invited guests. The bridal
party took their places under an areh
of evergreens, tastefully decorated
with roses. The bride wassassisted by
her itii4ter. MiSairThrii-a..--W-Ifilis the
groom was supported by W„.D. Thom-
son. After the ceremony -a -dainty tea
was served to all present. Theremain-
der.of- , the evening was pleasantly
spent in various amusements. The -
young people are highly respected as
•byt-thestriageiffeeis
ceived. riv-and Mrs. links will take
up their residencein Kippen and the
community extends to them -the best
wishes for a twig, happy married life.
o . antes u er rt ants er 0.0
00000 Public-Worke, died at 14Altarlore" big
borne in Woodstock at 1.55 on Wed-
nesday afternoon last. The announce-
ment came os q surprise to most people,'
r altheugtrits-wier-general
that he was not likely to recover, it
was not expected that the end woold
—comessersomrs-fleinitl-heetr-suffertri
eiWse trines ,ftven-1-ffility'_,_caili1Oret
.1rinx..esArtve:sip, hiss worksatett*Wttflil •
• seek- rest and treatment. Ile spent'
the winter- in the-Soutbssin-seareh or-
haRtith, and when he returned _a short
time a o without vouch int rovenient
3 rico s._ segart, prepare or e
worst. The news WAS received in
Ottawa with great sorrow and when
the Premier made the, announc6inent
he was visibly affected. Sir Wilfred
at once moved that the house Adjourn
vaitilafter the funeral, Border!,
teater_ot,tim,oppositionAttittl-tivA -
bate to -the deceased and seconded the
motion.
Mr. Sutherland had been it very Sue-
cessful business man,. Alderman and
Bli----tyor Of "WOodsto-ek.- DS 1880 -he- Wite-
elected to represent N. Oxford in Ot-
tawa, and while there toe/tine in turn
clilef whip.-Ministee-withoutfoli
-
) big -Postmaster General, Minister of
audio, 1902 WO -
lister Of Poblie Works. ,
He Wtati of Scateltdescent, and a
Presbyterian. He never flurried. .
The funeral vrhich took piece a
Woodetoek on Saturday was attend-
ed by immense crowds of people,
among whonsweretbe Premier,' most
of the Cettiiitt,, together With a .large
majorit' of the .private members of
the Commons, who (tame to view the
• remains and my their lest respects to
the dece
,
Your doctor wIlLtell you, that
'thin, pile" *elk, nertoutehll.
'dreit.beetnne strong and vo.te
.
taking Ayer's SstispirlIts,
Smafl o for s. few .days
ersioss
-sdenee-of Thoe. Dinsdale on Friday
an ota araL _highly respected resident
instius.parsionssf....Iolin.stoultart—D
id-littd-rettch
-11,e'vt.torst-taltetScott-itatd- en.assa
tistithrtetristry about liftr Tura --egor-
He was A schoellefacher by profession)
having made a competency. On com-
ing to Stanley he made his home with
Mrs -Need** ,
With him unlil liis death, a period of
nearly thirty years. Although so long
a resident or the tovrosbip, he was
known only to it lieW, being of it retir-
ing disposition and seldilm went from
home. -ile wits it great reader, and
was well 'versed in all -the miblio tsneits
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tied, And had: no relativee hi this tonna
try. The remains were kid, to rest in
theilensell cemetery on Sunday.
ouse was not�1din ouf,town,. I was'alsii.rig-aboui
it an&iny grocer told me to 'wita- clay or -two and he
would get some,,, and 1 am glad 1 did my wife is a
baker And pia& good bread Out of other fours, but
at she has iipw iiack out of Royal Houiehoki isso far
ahead that 1 wad bewilling to Oak freiihtfifty miles
Zurich
-Idtteelliabel-W-altere est -returned -t
Iftriareter,„ after .
visit at -the home Of the-litisee Stein-
leslb Mrs...,A. O. Ehnes orient, sar few
days at Durlistiti lett 'Week -with her
rother,-PrestSiepers-e,Pre&" Sheutt,
ier continuesquite ill. We trust be
will soon recover,-lifesere. Albert and
Rudolph Ileidetnan have returded
from ' Stratfotd where they hate been
attending the funeral of their father,
tinViesect *wily it -
_on Tuesditt at the age 01$1 leers. The
remain* Were taken to Woodstoek for
burial. -News bag been received here
from Cavalier, North -Dakota; of the
death Of Mil* May. daughter. of Mr,"
and Mi e.- - On Wed.
etrento the • -
.7.attielt-- 4
01 5. Rennie*
fleiger with an a d
some gift as atoken fiv
teeliori the tafeein in wbkb she is
helste'ssaitriset Steinlisieh h
Where he .4*
,eitlon in it berdwitre *tore. 11. wiil be'
.W*0;1 especially by.
y8 of which o ganlotion Ite was stis
sctive meniberlfon44uto
tin spotts a: ;tie* electtic antomobilo.
We nriderstatul that * tnivS
Whir It *Osten St. joieph and 116ti.
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ttate-coliilVret-r.eadmattw.
----14414tlidefidir t -6114-6.-"fid'f446.1tWi4+,116-01 etiPerall.
—7- Royal Household Flour a trial. Mention this paper and address
COOk's Cotton Root Compoundi
*only rate estaottutlnionthli
in�dlclnson,. which Women Ogin
Son in two.demtai of
1, for ordbuiri'
«Stilerboz; tro. 110 d'
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asroneer for
0.por bOr.. Bad esti I
dtvpolatrh Ask forr.nole* Vat.;
1144'Boo ,Mud talt*- -
111aft. -11°
The CV* 00.9 Iftudsor, Ontarfey •
RE, MOLSONS BAN
Ottemporated by Act of Parliament 18,55)
Bead Office, - Montreal
—Valuta P • • -
neservid Find— • • - • . • • '• . $3, 000 000
--rttch--pup-W is given in-
^ *duetirOlruction. .
The Shorthand SYenIOO.0I
O taught is that used by all
newspaper and court re -
O . .
Best systems of Rook:
•.O keeping, Penmanship? Arith.
inc r---ercr.--Thor-oro
FORTY-EIGHT BRANCHES IN TUB DOMINION Or CANA
- ,, EXETER, BRANCH ANCH la
OFFICE nOtERS:, to a.,. ni..to 3 p, nu ' - SATURDAYS, 1,'O. tri- to 1p.01
A GENERAL BAN NO BUSINESS TRANSACTED.
Farmer's Sale Notes elated or collected. Fornis supplied on application.
DRAFTS on all • hats in the Dominion. Gre t Thitain and United
xe ange. -
O VOES
Anv amde to Partnere, Stock Dealers and Business Men at
- AII
lowestratessunt onsnost-faverrable terms. 000 - -
DEPOSIT Receipts issuAl and highest current -rate of interest allowed
g eau) , ri,,its. $i: and upwards received. interest coin
a inlllaEIjBhjII -
ptunded hear
aitli and added to principal June 30tb
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Agents at Exeterforthe Dominion Governinerit.
seg-&-Gsoeitto-,,--rselieites-TH;414)Mttssaitnsoetss--
The Stanclard-Bred Electioneer ,Wilkes 1.1rotthig Stallion,
Qtriox, irsseretemtiso
• EXETER ..NARKETSs •
OEUNGED RAM WEDNESDAV
Wheat (old) . . 90 05
40 48
Oats • 4 • • 4 • • • II 80 80
Peas .... . . 60- 7
Potistoest. per bag ..... - 75 SD
Ray,perton 0 100 700
Flourrper cwt." -
Flour, low grade per (Mk I
No, 38,601,.
'Standard Rule L Registered in the American Trotting Register, Vol-
ume XVII. Brown colt; two white ankles, behind: foaled in 1001. Bred by
J. C.' Linnenutn, Lime, Ohlo. - Now owned by Jones 4..; Kunz, Exeter, Ont. .
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Recon12:14Se Sikeot Countess Eve ti.024111„ Flowing Ws ION, -Arvin G. 51W4, Annie !Allman
thltfliNorvet •2:15i4; 1.60 Se'rvetts 133'*, 1-"Mugh t110%. tionlird e:15?.1,, and 7. °there in tke il•
hat: tie eons have tilted a-aakt datiabtete 19 in Smut Electioneer 1.25, Sire of sees Nees
smote:este P11/0‘ AitOt:C63X4- lind 1G7 Others /OWL DAM None*, a mid brood mare, by Norman tr),, '
fattt54et-
11tdrikiTYFi;re.'.. '14tA UX00,
Sier toO:raet ifi, . '
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Sire:of Ratio C tati,,AT and 17 other .andver-
b, Baron Wilkaa2:18„alre of Bump* VO3,4, uben'
-1:001C-Earon-floortra-9.:-09347-and-404— -
All .;00,twer,mditoilitillt of dApyi atte_tati".1-4.7-41,,:,„ mato* ,q5e1;
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tore hogs, per cwt
Shorts per ton 20 00
fr3ran per ton .4 . a 17 00
161- -11
data F.I.VITItESS.
Itecnni 2:29. and dab of
6 75 0,73.01ente.,„33.
2000
17 00
T EXACT1 NEER It& /
Sir* of Mioaitt03714, Orniot Palo Alto tO8N, and 157 othera:
dank, ICIataw* 3. 2:003. tAiret 2:13% and over 100 otber
demi performers:4o grandereof DehOsr 1, The Ab-
bott 4:03U.Asotelt.:043i. and over.1001.1.otho tot,andani perfountra.
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Record 2:17N. Sit* of &port* Eel e:1514, Valero 2'13f4,
•r.115%, Wools 2:18%. and 21 others; and (f*ps of Fanny Wihrox
. 1141(5tS.Othttrstandard perforrneri. of Ahnont Zo; darn
,)fmaytairtizroum444_, *snot box4._m_ a_
Ibre, o Chtfif,11.
ird IOf bilo Colombo 2:12, Attfbr
orl Site 04 potter fh1734. Nettle ?:114, Orange Ohl '240, tt 'Otb*rze; at
Crickr 2163, And 7 othce dome ot ataksboal
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bef atsetaitriel lpe2.,a7c%'N
allons 211%, art:ebtdor2ol et
ThnttnAulprferkneraiOemaovmdo7of Naney Ifan)a t04; atd or, 1.600pilDiofarorerst5tadrVANV.torxxoxtetrnt,..
llIF Vat chel MISION, by VOIPAG W.M4140.-
tab dam. y SPA 41.7u4
Srprvarstap-Tile qtlet I
O ttr1014 C011frro.-4640n
ting 61` tile Tenth Division CI
hsld in the 'town 114 here.
111,1L11
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" Itaitn.trob.t. but evert otokrti; smolt retylettof4e4amiltip., WW1 otbre
tre-ausost sto:ssetessi, fettftsrlsepearfer bt letc,0104.
AS the ,S COM
ori now, gather u
your old, truck auth as
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Lys; tom.
Olisb• Wm*.
WON MI ha
and tt
dsys-wstge , Deft, '
esclaint 'stating -Its
intitf fir six months.,
'e his decision favoi
and stated,1filat if one $11311
threrman at 00 tlittettotnionth
,alway* entitleatol hi*
. mivt12 1,110 icittlel*
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t0 ,cliestotit *ottsl,
Mitit'high 'arid WeigheI075posolds;
d feet:and', remit, and
-- .71514-inati4-iit"
4
(46,6*$
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MCOOKV 10 :g**titp, v4 ,c • •
-Titeeicitt Thit011110.
Ir 4a -it..
Alluttt eon wl"
kW, eon. 8, V
* barn; and Jitktoi
moan'