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The Exeler Times
T 'V, BROWNING;[, M. D., M, 0, THt,RSDA , J1'l,i 14
LP* F. S„ Graduate Victoria hint. tit 1901
versus-. odiee and. residenence. Dominion
Laboratory, Exeter.
DEANTAIa
Rats[ AC,AN, L. B. S. AND
DR. A, R, it:INSMAN,1,,
D. $, D. D. S.,Honor Qraduete
of Toronto University, 'leoptasts
Teeth eetractedwithout pain or
grad eftee orot-e. office ut aY1
eon's block, West Bide of Maw ain
tree,.` Exeter•
/D,A• ANDERSON, (Q• 0.8,1,'0.8.1
DENTIST.
$once Graduate of the Tomato Civeaa4tF
and Royal
Coleof Dental Surgeonl
intaso, with 'tonerehoP�rya
Soschool ste tPtO thof
!
lweerebie mermen.
as
Svc t4in. krtonrn to the Dental Prc111e ioLt
demote this ofttce. ;Bridge work. crowsels
hununam, gold and vulcaniteelates all dcae to
the neatest manner nesse"tale. A perfeetls
1 se ext
rete
L tin eG x
finrmle anaesthetic used erg
ss
tion.
Glace ontdoor s ntL ot
Gariiu; Bees sear
xeter,Q.
rieete fumes to Manu
;sand ane halt per cent
run
sl'eatt atu
"eta>r
T
ONEY TO LO,
Wx1 halve unlimited I!rtv;kt4 tuuds for ilavcsl
react tnP0a farm or village prupertp alt lew ig
statCesotlttCCY 1) QI aON ea CABLING
Exeter.
ONEY T(
A
have a, large anteattt of private f nude to
oft f;;ree aaed vUlagepropertice ai;lotsrette
ate tw.
obikrtudai & STANRL"Ri
Barristers gsollc.•ttor s, 3falo St. Exeter.
DiCKSON a (, RLING,
olicitora. Notettee. eonv
lei era, Seldcitere f
mat lowest rata's cS Int
QFPi? E. lkid1 STREET, EXE
,44 r,, ir, bio
Locals
25e, pays for tate. Titres till the
end of 1004 -.-for new subscribers
only,
s'F s haze , Damning left. on Wed-,
nestlay- for a month's Damning
with re-
latives in Port Iiuran,
Misses Tennant and Nudham, of
LOnden, are guests of sir. A. E.
Tennant, this week.
Tuesday the 12th of July passed
off very quietly here, the Exeter
lodge net raising part le any demon,-
stratiotl at any point.
Notes
SQ.v1i rr n., a s
I
hrGtLU rinks.
skipped
kly 1;
znund d. 4t"cid, H. Pincher -0p, and
Grebelra, defeated the howlers,,a'
Clutton. tin Monday evening;
terelvi; sitcatit. Tey tw: nt.. up
the eveniing tf'tan on t leer way,
the Soak, rth tournamem ,
. the metext titer:
e, tenth annual, tourualnent
that Seaforth Bowliett Club opened
on Tuesday with a lerg;e _ number of
rinks, Tee weather, was batt In the
xxtcorning, taut cleared en ay, and soma
clots ,gamer were re played on the
club's green. The tournamentwin
attlldoubtedly one of the most r.uccess
ful in the history of t he club, In
the evening an oven air colleen was
held on tate green, when Ilan. James
McMichael, formerly president of
the bowline club, _ presi(Insl.
Bowling Notes, --7;'11x• bowling club
ere engaged last Thursday after -
in the opening match , bet%seen
ie' rink` aliosen by .a r, eldc°rtt Dick -
14 end Vice -President. O'Neil. The
ntataIt was well contested up to fh''
bill i+And, but in the? last Iwo ends tite
t*atOs end managed to get G
x lteaad. The members of the
re llttile ern iatts4nstin 0v11r the
anti a new set of bowie has
fbeetl ordered. The fullest ing are the
names of members who played in.
Thursday's match and score ;-
"'reg. tide. Vice. Pres. skies
L. Il. 1)ick'on, B. 5. O'Neil
Jos, Davis. W. C. Huston,
R. M. Samuel Rev. Mr. Perkins
J. Muir Dyer ll'ur�1an.
„skip «2" "skip 16
The. Beatory la wt te kept to good
condition egad is a credit to the
"wvorlaing" members of tire Club.
The banlcere are out with a
challenge. Who accepts! Boot ors,
lawyers or lncrch;snc4 h.• up antl ni-
ter their scalps.
ti
1
A. C. RAMSAY, V. S.
'honor Graduate Otetarto vett riflery- Cal
lege; honorary Follow in Ontario voodu%ry
As,oclt►4ton. All diseases of domest.lo animals
ectentilleally sleeted. Melt Lover treated by
the Latest oS g;en treatment. ,
OFFiC g. °'
enedooreouth et Town l;;alt
RFS1DENCE : Vecand bongo north of Prey
bi terien cbtlrch,
The Usborne and fllbDert
Farmer's Mutual fire In&err-
anee Gompanl.
Head °ffide, Farquhar, Ont.
-"r DIRECTORS
S
PI RYAN, , � D Li3T.It P.
0.
Vice -Pres,: -W. . ParsslttartL,
r.,,.It<(UU &U.P. 0.
1,iy..Al.ORLE.,Y, WIIAVE P. O.
3. A. NoTtras, Ci o TARTY P. U.
W51, Riot:, Boise rlOLM P. O.
J. L. Buss'[.[ RussELDAL1 P. U.
AGENTS.
5. QAii:1IICITA1m, ',S',AITt1. ONT.
A, DLTtiGAN It'ABQtlfAB, Orli.
5. Wie seN, Ftlrx.ATtTON, ONT.
5. S. 'GIT.r, 7: ser, Lve =tee, 014T.
B. W. F. BEAVERS,
Secy. -`Trees. F at~ clchar,
%NOR SOLD CHEAR.-- tt
comfor 1tn vine,
.table boilsc;•wl;th 21-2 no -
a
.rete eoitland axing) a good,gaeden -teeth
•a choice var'ie'ty of all bentIS of frnijt
;['roes and:email fruit, a., never failing
[tell iaf the beat of water. For 'par-
:t eeiers mats teethe owner, ;tiVm.
muses, Exter P4.0 -
FOR SALE
Part Lot 23, eon. 6, in Usborne, con-
tainieg live acres of land. Good brick.
house, stable, ab
1
',
good
orchard
Chil
dand
gar-
den. This property is mile from
Thames Road Post Offite,and must be
sold to close estate. Terms easy. For
particulars apply to THOMAS CAMER-
ON Esq., Ferri 9 Liba Po. r
a
'Flt SALE. --Brick houses and near -
.i: ly ,one -Half aerie of land, at
The house house contains 8 rooms,
Gori re•:'3x--il hr. tteghoutd-Gooch
water, also stiib3 ..-A num
tor-
o of"
leoffruittreesrand a quantify
Ismail Fruits. Stetisiactory remote fox,
tie ,
doAi!ntge Teems: ptaaa;.
�.4 r Apply
THIOIS VALE, ElirnYSlle, tqr Jdno.
Sma ll,agcome, t,xdeltt°r.
HOISTHOSIN DURHAM "BULLS
for aale.-The undersigned has for
sale 7 pure bred Durham Bulls with
pedigree or eligible for registration
Sly aged bull which 5s. the sire :of ithe
edgers, is includeed in the etffetring
andbas proved himself a sure, stock
get ter. He wasaired by Riverside
Stamp. whichedid sueh''good service
in the herd of J. and W. IB. Watt,
of'Salem, and is a bale i rotherto
;Star of Morning, recently. , owned by
s Snell, of Eullett, which 'took
prize at London fair and of
dispersion sale'for 8400. Apply
t 16, Concesion2, Hay, or 'John
Hensen P. O.
RM. FOR SAL.. -,An eacell,retcn
lapin of 101 act•os situated' oa a
goatt'grave1 road, half way between
Gtoctlettpch and leuckuow, , tl' 1.-4 mi.1
'Rican' Dungeinnon and :1.20 rodiN, krona
echcol:. The farm has splendid build -
The .bares is 3,3 te 50 .fie'a.L, . A e
Present there are 50 acres in crop and
30 acres in hay. -. The fences arein s
5
c_it-lei SS cio,ndittidn: Never failibe
welll
fit cac'celeent: sea tee, h acres 'oft
i, .
butslh, and nearly 4 miles +af undr..,re
Immediate pe,ssefssion. .^
delsi,ted• This will .baa snap, fro tet
quick purchaser:' for, fuller par-
t:icula'rs apply tn'Dr. D. A. :Anderson,
El vater P.O.
Babylon Line
-Miss M. Broderick spent Sunniest
with Miss Collets, s, u; t
wasd
.
-.Mr. and Mrs, Madie, from Xan -
Ras, are visiting at Mr. John Heys'
Sr.
-The farmers in ibes parts are
EXETER MARKETS
Wheat per 1 85 to 85
bushel) e
Oats new . .. .. ,+ 30 to 31
Ba lev 3S to 30
Flour .. , $2.50
Rutter
Eggs l i
Wool... 111 to 10
Pork live weight ..S4,00 to 84.60
Pork :Dressed .... 56.25 to $0.25
Turkey
e9 .. ,
14
Ducks. 8
Chicken .... 6
experiencing bad wvc:Wier for their
haying.
-Mr. John Broderick has been
laid up for a few days with an at-
tack of pleurisy.
--There was a dancing party at
Alr, J. I./echoes on Tuesday evening
all report a good time.
-Mrs .Leo 1''ostel is recovering
rapidly from her recent illness, and
wig lsoon be able to be around , again. t f'
TORONTO leXWWWB TLON PRIZ
I.LST
A copy of the prize list for. the
Oanadi.an National Exhibition to bo
held in Toronto this year from Aug.
29t11 to Sept, 6tl has been received,
at exceptionally hendsome and,
well printed production. The cover
is in three colors and tastefully em-
bossed, A.11 the classes are ;nicely ar-
n>ctged, and the executive are picas -
cd to say that the greatest care has
beer n taken to have the rules, egu-
lations and conditions explicitly -set
forth in clear and unmistakable len-
guage. There are no fewer than 250
classes covering practically every in-
dustry known is Canada that is
worthy of en:ouragexttezy;t. and call-
ing for G35,O00 be prize money. In
several- depart went s considerable
[bongo* have been made and the
premsiuuxs adc,ed to. A new art
gallery and a new adiiniseration.
building aro being erected and im-
provement s 41a113 tat the grounds.
The fat:gone I11aolt i "tatell llaand, by
gracloue permission QC lit- Majesty
the I>;.in r and of the enlonel and
officers of the gallant 'old "Forty-
twa," bas been engaged nn) will
play three tints( each day during
entire period of the exhibition.
tredve of other decidedly gtniler-
attraaiionehave also been aaz,•
aalgod, for, ""-'ether, therefore,
Executive feet just Pied in, pro'n-
ssing that Torentos' Oren Fair,
Situ will eclipse all glredeccasors.
opies of the prize listcan be )vul
u application LO .1. U. Cllr, Manager,
G KF ing; Sz, l; R Toroxtte.
NOTICE TO C ZEDITORS
In the mater of the estate of Am-
brose Allen, late of the Township
of Stephen, in the County of
Huron, farmer deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given that
pursuant to R 8. 0., 1897, Cap.
.
129-
All persons ha,vinr claims against
the estate
of the said Ambrose Allen
who died on or about thethird day
of March, A. D„ 1904. are required
to send post pre -paid, ii d, or to deliv-
er
e1hv_er to icnpe h Goodman, of the town
of Parkhill, in the county of Mid-
dlesex, Solicitor for the. Admin-
istratrix, on or before the Gth day
of August, A. D., 1904, their names,
addresses and description, and a full
Statement of particulars of ,,,their,
claims and the nature of the secur-
held bythem
duly cer-
tified,
(if any)d
Y
Y,
tified, and that after the said . day
the Administr atrix will proceed to
distribute the assets of the deceas-
ed among the parties entitled there-
to, having regard only to the claims
of which they shall then have notice
Dated at Parkhill, this 8th day. of
July 1904..
MALVINA ALLEN,
Adm inistra
trix.
by Kenneth Goodman.
.L' ARM FOR SALE, -Lots 20, ' 10
can. and llth con., of Stephen,
6 1-4 miles west of Exeter, being
composed of: 100 acres on the. 11th'
con. and 120 acres on the 10th
These farms a.re under good state' of
cultivation ww'cll drained with good
house and out buildings, thereon al-
so fruit bearing orchards . Never
failing wveli the year round. For
further particulars apply to T. U.
Marlyn, Exeter.
"4-11Aroyl FOR SALE, -The unde,rssign-
.G ed is offering for sale his ex-
cellent liarmklat 1, con. 4, township of
LTsl,orns, about two miles from Cen-
tralia, containing 100 acres of well
c,iliiva,ted land for farming or, pats -
tuns being well drained. There le a
+ robank
goodfralmei home'anti.
tww
beaus, two good wells of, waterrwitb
wincimi11 ,pumps aIso, an orchard with
good fruiit, tearing 'tneee., 1C'er fur,
the,r particulars apply on thei pram -
'pea or to MR.. W. J. CAVES, Centra-
lia
entralia P. 0.
A QUESTION STION OI AP1'1.1rS
Us e tt•c=e lli;t Noncar; .luxl� (t
t „ave his derisia►a int alta eats+ of
[['coal t 1"'tax, The itc'ei ion
iy iatllz trt ctanQ clot., ,off*'ea in as: i.
dues that hatttlling tad deposing of
op ►les, one of 'Canada's principal
Products, A, C. Attwoode farmer :of
bo, sought to recover ,$20,9 earn -
far
far the lossu8 about 220 barrels
apples, alleged to have. ]teen de
rayed: by frost through the net
lcot of Mr ,joint I•oe, tat' Llecan, to
remove thele front the orchard with-
in[ n r'easonnitle time, De,endant it
nets stated had agreed to take cer-
tain apples at $1 n barrel. In giv-
ng hie decision. Judge Elliott saint,'
"l must find as 'a fact that it was
the plaintiff's duty to care for these
apples until backed and delivered to
tlgo defendant." :recording to the
evidence, the ;Indite Con tinaued, t h'
buyer has a titan to pack the ap-
ples up to the 1st of. December, and
often up t o the middle, of that ntontb
The injury was done to t h' apples
on the 18th of Noventle r. Plaiutiff
could b av e protectedt hem tnuch
better 1 tin he did, lcould
have
from absolutely pL•oteat cd theta in-
jury
l
jury by frost, by an e,xPenditure of
$20. The Judge holds that it, is quite
clear upon the evidence that the ap-
ples which were sold to the defend-
ant should he apple:; which the de-
fendant had the right to select, from
a large quantity or apples, put by
the plaintiff in his apple house, and
that tit defendant never made ac-
lection of any apples with the excep-
tion of the forty-eight barrels which
he paid for, Ile finds that no prop-
erty in the apples other than the
forty-eight btarrelx, seleoi ed end
paid for by the defendant, ever pass -
sed to the defendant, and that the
property
in these t tauk
rl tipples in
the apple house remained in the
pleinitff, and be should have pro -
1 ected them.
JULY 14th 1904.
SUP
SCOTT'S >*t11U1S#Qt1: Serves as a
bridge to carry the weakened and
starved systett alonS until it Mt find
firm support in ordinary food,
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & 1303rNu, Chotnuts,
Toronto
See. 4114 $t,00; atI1 ereeeets. e�rttaria,
}
scoffed at the idea ,,but finally de -
o. te•l to fake Lha advice, Two weeks
ago her watch was stolen from nee
bureau drawer and has since been
found in a Detroit pawnshop. With -
oat the aid of the number it would
have been difficult, if not izi't
possible A-
S. 1 sr 1� "r< "•
ile' •(' It ttsa piece, a
0 1 to recover i i c t#e(
aolice told her. 1 . i _ess--
. s 3
xetet• Municipal Council.
SITTIMMMIIIIII?tMIMIrMIMITOT-trtm,mintmInmil. • ilmtrimt. tt
•
.r-
Council nae; at call of 1Ra ve, aat
to,.vu ball. July Sth, ' AU presets..
louses of previews meeting re el iv
J
"l4
'r Ql Il J
r•
u 0 a4 hi t $t 1 #
t+rt
be 1 lot
tel potted. keeper
ll e North End. --Carried.
rxnstrong -R Taylor. Thai We,1, ,.-
ding > t apy ointed pound -keeper
the South End, and that be t,tt
1 the use of one of the eat tic'
iters at :town }tall, an ;l thee the
clerk prettare a by-law eonfirntiitgr
both appottttients,+.,,t arrietI.
Muir. -Wands -That Mr, Pit t outs
offer of $25.00 per annum to k.' -p
the town clock in running ora: ,t -,1;s,
tt e asp
ted. -Carried,
11ui't-Wogc1-That Brown tiros,
ctevonnt for trees for 4:eme t e ri na:4-
punting to $43.0? l.e 1:4i.t,.-.,,Carta 1.
Taylor -Armstrongs.-That, if 111`
future any member of this council,
or cf the cemetery committee, con-
tract any deb for the cemetery
without tirst submitting tlhe Tatra,
to the council feet their approve
they shall he held personally rt'spon-'1
fible for the sante . atttd tbnt the
clerk ltrep;tre a by.lat• in eouformit y
with dais resolution...Carrieft.
Cotlneil adjourned to Pt July
rub at $ taYthaek. p. ni
GEORGE Il. PlitISETT, Clerk.
Free Gifts in
TOR aAt
y o Our
mare
n rests Yoi
4A -tiers Free Gratis
l t
ecause we willpresent you �vit�� Ee � � and ilver=
r
. I. i, . s,of expense
tl.«'
ware, absolutely free .�; ��� �wo� a cent x ease
to you,
if 'lpurchase Sa Wds from HS.
By special and exclusive, arrangements 'A
who have agreed to futrtish up with an ;-xcinsi+•r
ate ware, We are enabled to present these be aulitit.ii
nr-•
Sr•-
GENERAL, NEWS.
A Hamilton young lung in rem° -
ting $100 to his step -mother dedu
ed front the amount 32Dents, top y
for the money order and postage .
The step -mother sued him for this
32 cents
adenine,- Mt
t without this
is
she was not receiving-
the hundred
dollars to ,which she was entitled.
To preventmany simil•ir 1-1w suits it
is desirable to advertise the fact
that judge Meredith
l
as decided
that the young znan must pay
over
the 32 cents and two dollars costs.
Mrs. Porter ; Foster' corner < of
Windsor avenue and London street,
Windsor, is thanking a - person who
advised her some time ago to mark
clown oli a slip of paper the number
of leer 'eetch. At the time she
We do not1? ublish testimonials
SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
CURES
�
uu ADA►CH E
�i
within 30 minutes
ed
or money rds�Sat.traai
ail Druggists 25c a bo
Sample and Booklet Free.
THE HERALD HD' REMEDY CO.
Mottre(tl •
Ste
The Council
to Toe nship cif
letephen'conveneel in the Town Nall,
Crctditott, on Monday, the 4th day oP
July, A, T)., 19111, at 1 p. in. AU
members were prevent. The minute
re of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
Webbs -Anderson• --That Ly -law, No.
re slteeti lie "'cite London, I'at kltill,
an at Grand Bend Elt`etrio ltotlway
Coutllaany "be --rend the first tiule.---'
Carried.
Mr. joint 1. Schroeder present-
ed A petition, signed by tbe. Major-
ity of owners affected by awards
uratic under the "Ditches and Water
Courses Act." asking that pursuant
to Section 84 of ,The 'Municipal.
Drainage Act" the council should
tiIoul take over.
and transfer the
drains mentioned in the said peti-
tion, constructed under "The Ditoli-
es and Watercourses Act" to "The
Municipal Drainage' Act."
Anderson--Finkbeigcr,-That the
prayer of the petition So ' far
as award No. 1, e, 58 and 73 are con-
cerned be accepted and that the said
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alza
the
to1
l ,t the ctfit send
OiFrt l 1 l 1,. � ,�
l+tTi from a4
,ate- durability axld e:cuelGeilce are atnp'y gurantr'et..
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Read it
The Crown Sit 'Pr Plate Co, o1 Toronto,
-
.4x:1Lt x of their Extra Triple Plated Silver-
} p
stats to. cur patrons absolutely free elf
S•l • 'l r ,and favor -
at
Silver er .a,a.• Co.(,t2is even
• t-0'
-, €^l their t t �1
�: _. c' x rrAa ,.. bears their stamp, 'tl tM
Our Offer to You
Basin goods front its for cash will receive Silverware Coupons or Tickets to the
° • . � Eyery customer taut c Lasing g; g: ud
be and aro Horeb irnstsfcrred from �- ><lt.le of ten per cent of the amount of each purchase, and We pledge our business honor to quote our
�t.,- vt l#11r store in
redeemable able at o
Tickets are re e m
."-Ica
...- ,,r c s.
ole I Watercourses me a„ hese Getz. ens a T
"Th t 1)at 1 sa and Act � � lowest pikes ars all such customers. T Coupons " „ a.- vetiT o P
,Or••z .. Silverware t Ori .tett.. Choose to�j.'
to "The Municipal Drainage Acf. ,,,,,, ten of The Crown Silver Plate. Co.'s Silvers etc . y�•
-serve as an ,inducement to our Andersen -.Webb. -That W. D. *�•� Our object in offering these elegant•articies c°i Silverware free is to v .
Sanders and Joseph Guinan be a r o to all them cash nrchdse•l'avitb us. We are enabled thus to secure our cash
customers concentrateu
pointed Drainage lViewers with )owinour stacks of cads tend we Ova este curfewees the benefit of the very losses[
e 8 1 discounts when purchasing goods, freeof anycharge. errs as provided- by "The 8 i =. tees and furnish them 'houses with elegan'tSilyerware, made byereliable firm, a
catch pr
pow -
Drainage Ac." It. S. O. 1897, Chap.,'�
226, sec. a, 1, 2, 3, 1. -Carried.
11'
Yearley -Webb, -That I tern
l.
comb be requested to make a report
with the drainage viewers on what
is known as the Mud Greek drain.
which was constructed under "The
aeunieipal Drainage Act" and such
drains as have been transferred from
the ditches and l,Vatercourses Act to
the Municipal Drainage Act, as to
repairs and mnintainance and ands
liable to assessmemt as provided by
section 76 of the "Municipal Drain-
age Act. -Carried.
Anderson - `Yearleyplc3
- That Wil-
liam
Ilam Le is, Edward 13rok s 1rr, and
William Oliver, be :appointed In-
spectors of noxious weeds for the
Township of Stephen. -Carried.
-appointing
laws No. 6' and 7 ]lea
zi
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inspectors of noxious weeds having
been read the third time were pass-
ed.
The following orders were passed;
Good Roads Machine Co., repairs
for grader and express, :$8.65 ; Har-
ry Spearman, work on the 18th con
510.00; C. iiinlzle and others, grad-
ing, $161.25 ; C. 1. and nd others
grading, N. B., $21.00 ; Jacob '%'ink-
beiner, culvert, $2.00; ; F. W. Earn -
comb, surveying 3rd S. R., $16.25
S. Prouty, rep. bridge. con. 4, $1.50 ;
Fred Heist, brick bats, on 3rd S. R.,
$1.50; Robert Gower, work in Hill's
pit. $19.50; Wm. Maier, rep. road on
18th con., $6.00; jos. W. Lawson,
work in Hills pit, $8.00 ; Thos. El-
ston, soft elm lumber, $6.00; Robert
Hodgins, rep. Mud Creek bridge, $1 ;
J no. 1Z. Willis, repairs and lumber,
Staniake's bridge, $1.50 ; Jno. Law-
son, burying one sheep, 50c ; Thos.
Webb, repairs to bridges-Suttons
and Moir s, $15.75 ; Geo. Webb, rep.
to washout and drain $2.00; Geo.
Mason, repairs to Moir's., bridge,
$9.50 ; John G. Wein,- contract work,
con. 6, $23.15; Joseph Gill. putting
in concrete tile, $15.00 ; Jno. G. We -
in, cutting ice and other work,
$3.00; Jno. Statton, rep culvert and
bridge, also burying sheep, $11.00';
Jno .G. Wein,' commission work on
.
. ' E. S. R. < $ 11.2.51 . Allan & Tetreau,
rep, road and bridges, $33,00 ; Step.
Morrison. rep. bridge and road,
$6.50; Henry` Weet;on, rep. ,road and
lumber, S. B. $:1,58; R. Ricks, put-
ing in culvert, Deo., $4 00 Dougal
al
Mcisaac, constructing new 'bridge,
. 8.50 •- Jno
. - Hepburn,
drawing g
51x
`�
loads of bats, 1st S. R., $3.00 ; puna.
Pickering, rep. bridge,. C. R., $1.50;
Adolphus Hooper, elm lumber, $7.70
J. Kellcrmann, spikes cor, culvert,
Ziler's S. Rd:, 35c.; Chris. Stade,
work on con. 12, and...com. work
oma'-.-•
adr _POPPLESTON &
GARDINER
NORTH OF POST OFFICE
' TERMS CASH OR PRODUCE. ONE DOOR
9 i1 33�� 22
$14.50 Ford & Hamann. work and
material at Ford's s bxi
dM
e
$
15.40.
SidneyDavis, rep. culvert ert on L. R
$1.50Sidney Davis, rep. bridge,
$1.50; Aaron Ireland, digging drain
and drawing gravel, $2.00 ; Jno.
lc Linc
rb'd
bridge,
sang
Baird, rodsfor g ,
Ii
1 ,
$1.00 ; Jacob Zeller. rep. culverts
on
18th con. $2.00; Adolphus Hooper,
and 'others, work on bridge, N. B..
$12.10; Joseph Ziler, rep. bridge,
and planks, $2.75 ; Thomas Keays ;
3 boxes and hauling same, Rata's S
Rd., $3.50; Fred Procter, stone for ,
bridge, 14th con 50c William
The a
o
orago
u
nder cr
op
in
t
e
Nor thwest Territories this season is
500,000 greater thanlast year,and
the growth could not he better.
CArig O RaA..,
Beare the The Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature
of
1rovn
atone for bridges 14th con. -s` hi jAcKson
$1.00 Ernie Rader, 600 elm plank, ,
$13.20; M. tiler, red beech, $6.00 ;
Henry Jones, cleaning .dirt out of ,1.
ditch, L. Road, $1.50; Stephen Mor-
rison, contract on bik. 8, C. R., 'Y'
$42.50 ; M. Leary, contract on bik 2 q
E. S. R., 28.80; Jno. Beaman, repay=
ing bridge, 3rd S. B.. 75c. ; ' Jonah 11-
4..
Kestle, com, work, and rep. culvert,
•
$4,50; Geo. Orange, gravel, $6.80 ,.
H. L. Kraft, contracts on E. S. B.
$144.00 ; H. L. Kraft, gravel from
pit,' Tp., $10.32 e H. L. Kraft, grav-
el from pit, N. B., $1.28 ; C. Kienzle,
etal, grading acc't, $11.50 ; Wm,
Hill, work in pit, $11.25; Wm. Hill
damages for opening pit, 810.00 Jno
Love, rep. culvert, $3.00; Good Roads
Machine Co., edge' for grader, scrap-
er and express, : 518.30 ; Silas Stan -
lake, rep. bridge and spiles, Pl'. Be
$11.65 ; Fred Green; worse on baidge,
N. B., $2.00 ; M. railer, gravel and
work in pit, $20.81; Geo. Down, tile
across road. 75o.; Henry Rader, tile,
N .13., $5.50;. Jos. Pollock, contract,
bik. 10. C. R., 16.25 ; Wm. Pickering
com. work, bik., 10, $1.25 ; Chester
Prouty, Gratuity, $25.00 D. 'West -
man, part payment of concrete tile
account, •$100.00,; R. Hodgins, build-
ing bridge, 18-19 ;,con., $6.00 ; W. C.
Huston, balance of gravel account,
$14.04.
Council adjourned to meet again
in the Town hall, Crediton, on Mon-
day, , the 1st of August, 1904, at 1
o'clock, p. m. r...
HENRY. EILBER, Tp. Clerk.
Junk Dealers.
ain-St Exeter.
Occupying J. P. Ross'
Store, one door south of
Metropolitan Hotel.
Will pay highest cash ,
price for the following 4.
goods,such as all kinds of .
Scrap Iron
Brass
Copper,
Zinc
Lead
Pewter
Horse Hair
Wool Pickings
Rags
Old Rubbers
Bones and Bottles
.
. 4.
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CREDITOR
Roller Mills
Gristingand Chopin
PP g
l Done.
Chopping-
Prompty
We are giving excellent sa-
tisfaction in flour since re
modelling; our mill
He Sweitzer
SO YEARS'
EXPERIENCE
1'
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too Sall.[ M'1
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Anyone sending a
gateklF aseertnir. od'
.1naentton i6 pr01'Ab
Mons strictly cen,ldr
sent free. Otd:st mt :
PAtehte tal.en t
species/notice, notc
, withb
A handsomely 11'
culatton of any
year;four mon+:
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