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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1906-7-26, Page 5• 1 NAM. f=3C0i=tiff,' i FALL TERM VINE urtth r? In deciding to 'et a business educe. n IA Pon or ehorthand training, 11 18 wise d'f to Moose a mihool that 10 well known a for strictly bIgIlfirtul a work, The )MELLIOTT • TORONTO, ONT. rp I ,3), known as one of the beet Omn- i), menial Schools In existeme. Its re- gmini this your has been went remark- able. None of our graduates are out of positions and the demand for them 08 about meaty times the suPOIY. Write to -day for our magnineout meta - 11 Logue. W. J. ELLIOTT, Prmelpal. 0011. Irol40 it AND ALEN.ANDElt 1000. MEDICAL CARDS. DR. R. A. BURNS- _ Successor to Dr. J. A. McNaughton Brussels, Ontario Graduate of Polyclluie Post Graduate School of Aleilieine and Surgery, New York. Member of Uollege of Playsietaue and Sur. geons of Ontario. Unice uud residenee same as formerly oe. copied by Dr. MoNaughton, Ditieueee of viouleU speelalty. 'Plume Nu, 30. BUSINESS CARDS. v- IL MoCRACKEN- T 1 . Ismer of Marriage Licenses, 01- 0181 ul tirooery, Turiauerry street, Drnesels, WM. SPENCE CONVEYANCER AND ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES Office in the Pest Offlec, Ethel, 00-4 C. O. V'. Court Princess Alex audria, No.24, 0, 0. 1?,, Brussels, ulnas lo their Lodge Room, Blue - hat Bieck, on the 11111 and last Tambora of each inouth, ttlS o'clock. Visiting breturen always WelcoLUS. GEORGE EBBS, C. It, W, L.LBATtisili.DALE, 02.8. JAMES HARRIS, Agent Howiok Mutual Fire Insurance Company Wilco and Residence- WALTON, ONT. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM' 1Ne0ne1300, FIRE AND MARINE. GUELPH. AUCTIONEERS. 41 5. SCOTT AS AN AUOTION• -11-' • non, will sell for better prices, to nutter men, in less time and lose charges than any other Auctioneer 10 100011 Huron or he won't Margo anything, Dates and orders can always be arranged at this ottlee or by personal applieation. ROE3T. H. GARNISS BLIIEVALE - ONT. Auctioneer for Huron County. Terme reasonable. Sales arranged for at the ofItee of THE PoeT, Brunei& 2811 VETERINARY. evvieeve..."......re'wel.'"e- - .."'""'""'*-MP"t",!..*.'•worme.fr. ,....?....-•_, tad splendid eyesight and Route hear , ilicalosivateracasewactiaaayarsa~"KWAeorattorooe•Weoltahat•orWwW400~01 og up to the tinge of her demiee. On . her oeoteuary a public) demonstration wee held attended by the prominent Men ' Resolved THAT litxtmiutrE,Rws ART STUDIO is the Headquarters for SOUVENIR POST CARDS Private (lards Jamie of your Residence also Groups. F B, E E a beautiful Veneer Photo. Fratne. Gall and ace the Myles -year choice of twelve. Let me know when you want the view of your reeidenee taken. /71.,„ A. CUNNINGHAM- 1011 • Honor Gradua.e of the Ontario Vet- erinary Oollege, is prepared to treat all dis- eases of doraestlested animals 10 a oompet- ent manner, FR1.0100166 attention paid to Veterinary Dentistry and kink Pever, Calls promptly attended to, 01.1100 and Inbrmary -Four doors North of bridge, Tornherry et., Brussels. LEGAL AND CONVEYANCING. Poi Neivs c4unts TIIE POST gives the news. Do you trot year horse over the bridge? Ann you laying your place to go to Kincardine On Wednesday. August Bob. A 80011 mat of gravel baa been pat on certain Nations of the main street whip") should improve its condition. COURT PRINCESS ALEXANDRIA, 0. 0. F., will hold its regular seini•mouthly meet- ing Tuesday evening of next week. Anent -CENT forms between Traateee and teachers may be had at Tun POST Publishing House also printed notices for animal wheal mestinge, THE Kinoardine Reporter, under the generalship of Editor limiter, le making most oommendable progress and is a (Nadia to the lakeside town. We wieh it continued prosperity. Tint Odd Fellows ,of Wingham are 00111011814 180 excureion 'to Bernie ou Sol- urday, Auenet llth. Tiokete good to reiarn on Monday by a late train. Re- turu fare is 6186 from Belgrave. A Perfect Bowel Laxative for cion• actuation, sallow oomplexion, headaohe, dizzineee, eour stomach, 'coated tongne, biliousness. Lax.ete tiot promptly, without paiu or griping. Pletteant to take-Lex•ets-only cents. Sold by F. R. Smith. W. a N' trade & Co., of Flealocth, who purpoe ereotiug a shoe footory in that town, have purehased the old ekating rink site on the Main street, not far Irmo the G. T. R , and NJ ell are now at work on the fouudation. The work will be pushed aloag at a lively rate. Ur, Willie' many old friends here hope he will do a douriehing bueineee, Women with vveakness should never forget Dr. Bhoop's Night Cure. This magic -like looal treatment, is need at bedtime, all eight while the system is at rest, 10 00 oonstantly building up the weakened tievuee, 'Nothing the inflamed and sensitive 'unlaces and will Barely clean up all eatarrital and looal troubles. Sold by P. R. Smith. DON'T FORGET.- Wharf you have tread thio bine of Tait POST y011 will likely send it to your daTighter, son or some friend living far away eo they may see what ie happening iu the old home neighborhood. That will cost yon one omit au iesne or 25 or 80 °eats for the balmier' of the year. Why IRA drop ht and leave us forty oente and have it mailed from this °aloe every week until the first of January 1007. It will then reach the person at the very earliest date and regularly and will be appreoiated. It will be a weekly letter from horne. We will do oar part. You do yours. THE FIRST 0ALL -The following tribute to the memory of the late Rev. Alex. McLeod, who supplied Melville aburoh pulpit one Summer when Rev. Dr. Roes wee away on holidays, ie taken from "The Presbyterian" :-Sooner than anyone expected, yet with divine author- ity, bite eteme the that break the noble OISSB prO0eeded from Knox Col- lege in 1003. Before life'e work le hardly begun, Heaven bee given a call to one of the orightest members of tbe class of '08 arid laced him beyond earth'e envy or pity. Alex. H. McLeod, B. A., died at the home of his eieter, Mrs. Peareou, iu Stanley, Huron county, on Sunday, July let. Hie health Lir years pagt had not been vary robuet, yet bie great zeal and indomitable °enrage carried him past diffieultiee and through trials that would have more than over- powered an ordivary strong mac. He WM not RR ordinaiy man, in size, in mind or in spirit. From their lofty eminence) hie deep, dark eyes saw this world from the vantage ground of truth, shaded by divine love. His gen ial, kindly spirit was with to the last days. These were spent on the shores of Lake Huron, at Baylield, ROI tar from his early home. Here he gradually oarne to learn that his eall was to eerve in a higher court than this earth ono offer ; and although the thought of an early parting with life's young visione, hopes and ambitione was for a time a sore disappointment yet be became reconciled to the Father's will, and patiently awaited Hie sal:moue. Only thirty.five years io thio world -Thirty of them at least being 'Tent in preparation for hie life work - then he was milled from the sense of labor. Why 7 If any coon was fa, he was -if any eager -be was that man. It was a lovely day when the writer saw him last, one of thoee ideal days of perfect rest on earth and ally and lake. It was evening, and morose Lake Huron the whole sky was Winged in the orimeon tide of the dying day. We looked toward the Week, whiolo be loved too dearly, and we felt what we could not speak. It woe hard to part with life -so young, so full of hope. Atter a word of prayer, our hands were clasped in a teat good.bye. Some. thing eeemed to tell lie it was to be the loot here. His laeb words shall forever ring in my more "I will meet yon -I will be waiting for you 013 the golden Main." How often we met him in the hallo of old 'Vanity and on the broad stairs of Knox, and he WM always the 8(0018 8001010 kiod, gentleman. And we shall meet him again. These words tore not for the writer alone. They are for all hie friends and hie classmates, God has placed each of us in a different posi• tiod. Thousands of pollee lie between the men of the ohms of 1903. The old love binds ne-the same purpoee, the same spirit ie ours, me m former years, bta We are fewer in number. Wo shall meet, and not only oar early. trailed friend, Alex, McLeod, but Him who is oar Master and Guide; then every 'Why" shall be answeed. Let the matt 0108 pause on the trail Of the A B. 11.6.CDONALL- -LA.. Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, Eto. . klueuesser to 0. F. Blair, Odlee Over Stith - dart! Bank, Brussels, Solicitor for Metro - molten Beak, \V M. SINCLAIR_ • Barkitlter. B011eitOr, ,0011V1111.11052, Nutitry Public, &o, 0111oe-Stewart's Block 1 door North 00 Oeutral Hotel. Solieltor for the Standard Sauk. pttOUDFOOT, HAYS & BLAIR- - BARRISTERS, soma:cone, NOTARIES PUBLIO, ETO. W. P00001100008', 01.0. 000.0116. 0, Nags oftlees-Thotte formerly OccUpied by Moore Gamma & Gott. Goronuon, ONTARIO. DENTISTRY DR. R. P. FEILD, DEliertair Graduate of the Royal college of Dental prairie, on the winding mountain path, pause anlid peitoeful pautoral 00011011 and Jo the eityie orowded 011a000 -yes puttee amidst the pieromg ery of dark. eat heathenism, Unica I the voice of God 001110E1 to no in the loot ory of the Arab obousen from onr large and bril. hunt oboe ; will 111000 you on the golden 311010o" -be ye faithful even 00- 00 death. 'Pam POST always heepe a oupply of the latest and tteateet wedding stationery. If you are going to get married give ue en order or if you are only in the pre. Ihnioary sparking 'Nage °all in and tee the etylee. Dr, lihoop'e Rheumatic Remedy - when aged faithfully will reach chronic and difficult cane heretofore regarded as inourable by physioittne and is the most reliable prescription known to clean out and oorapletely remove every vestige of rheumatic poison from the blood. Sold by F. R. SMilh. EIEAT AND SNOW. -A. letter frorn Jae, Wilkineou, of Alberni, Vaueociver Island, written on July 16th, aays :-"We are having very warm tveather just now but it rained daring the whole month of June and was oold. Mr. Wilkinson is up patting in a flame for a new gold mine to oommentie ellipping. They bad 18 niee 'Mower of snow two weeke ago while we are nearly cooked and only about 22 miles apart. There is some talk here that Alberni may be the ter- mitme ot the 0.1'. R. and it tio we will fare better then at present for mail faollitiea and other advantat4se." Mrs. Wilkinson is a danghter of Mrs. Walker, Turuberry street, Brniteela, SOO WKS a one time reeideut, Surgeon') of Ontario and Plrat-olase Honor Graduate of Toronto Dnivereity. OEN, next to Brower% Photograph Gal ery, BRUSSELS. er=lczi=1==e1,13 5 Fal! Term Opens Sept. 4 )CENTRAL ,/ / /.97 STRATFORD. ONT. rp These interested in Business College 4,4 work should write 100 00113 large 0610- 13 it logne. Thie le the largest mid best el OomMeroial and Shorthaud School In a w4darn Ontario. We give Prootleftl training dud armlet our graduates to aleading Baldness Collegee employ our responsible positions, Many of the it graduatell as teaoheril, Write now for 1.1 a "06 6617116:218T T & N MorrA011fil • 11 rrinelpale• -- 1 iwaefetipwrifilatetesoiefli B1 USSOIS Daylight Store ot Kent 00, FordwiOlo. Townehip (lottholl met on Saturday in the Townehip 01a11, Gorrie. Maeter John Watson, of Montreal, le spending the Bummer months with his uonoine in Fordwieh and vicinity, 0112 of the twenty candidate who wrote on Eetratioe in Fordwioh, fifteen were stroceoeful, four taking bonen. Mrs. Reuben Harding recently aprain• ed her ankle on the Wire leading to the cellar and ie now nursing a very eore ankle. Hpriegbank Creamery paid their patrone 18i cents per pound for June batter and Alefeldt paid 19 omits for the last week in Moy and the first two or three weeke in Jane, Butter dropped mote per pound during the latter part of" Jane. The hill North of Wade's ehop, hoe been in a very bed state all Spring. The road bed is springy and the water may be seen oozing out of the road bed in Sommer. It has been gravelled, but 00 00 useless putting gravel on an unprepared road bed. TUE Old Boys' Carnival, which hi to be held in oonneetion with the reunion of Stratford and Perth County Old Boye at Stratford from August 4th to Iloh next, will be something that ie worth going 100 miler' to eee. The management of the re union made an extreediugly mire- ful eearoh for a suitable man before they placed the eontraot for the Carnival, and were fortunate in snoring 1110 30081000 of Mears. Bishop and Suhwartz, eirperien- oed carnival promoters from New York City. Thee° gentlemen reoently Mooed a very euooseeftil Carnival al New York City in nal of one of the hospitale, the affair being voted by all who eaw it as one of the very beat things of the kind ever pub on. ' At Stratford there will be five aorea of the highest Mass of tent shows, every nue of whiolt will be open from August 411i to llth and which will provide a veritable feast 00 100 and frolio for those who visit the Classic) City dur- ing the re•anion. The Carnival which is quite separate from the several amuse- ments pat on by the Old Boys Astiooia- tion, will inelude a one -ring °Irene that is guaranteed to take the oldest visitor back to the days when be was a bare-foot- ed youngeter, 18 vaaderville ahow, minstrel show, an illusion show and a Loigh °lase moving piotare show, together with to Ferro wheel, merry-go-rouud and other eplendid attraotione. PASSED IRE 0ENTORX MAR8.-00ne• tarlaue are very uncommon and the lengthened epan of life always renders the pereon a oentre of interest, berme of Dr. W. J. R. and Dr. T. G. Holooee, the following relating to the mother both former reaideuts of Brussels, will be read with no email degree of p eiteore by ataxy ;-Friday, July 6oh, was a gala day 000010 bonoe of J. R. Holmes, Holmosville, when hie mother celebrated the 100ch aunivereary ot her birth. Prom early morn till night her Moods kept arriving and had the individual pleasure of 00000101013 and shaking halide with Dirs. Holmes. All of her ohildreu, some of her grandchildren and great grandchildren were present and greatly enjoyed having Mrs. Holmes eit at the dinner table with them. Numerous letters of 000gratu Wiens were received from many places in ()uteri°, Manitoba, England, Ire- land, and New York Oity. That she may have the privilege of retaieing to the sad all her faculties in the same goodly degree that she now poimessee is the wish of al her Mende. 73 years ago, Mre. Holmes went as a bride to the farm whore she still reeidee, at Hohnes• villa. Speaking of old people brings to our ;mod the foot that the grand. mother of Mrs. McKinley, Brussel°, lived to be 104, Her name wae Mrs. Mani), of Ridgetown. Her brother, Mr. Montgomery, of Toronto, reaehed 102 and a sister, Mrs. Willson, of the Queen City, 08 yeare. Mrs. Dilarah's husband died at 92 and Hrs. MoKinlay'a mother is hale and hearty at 80. She reeidee with her daughter, Mrs. bailie, at Hamilton. afire. Marsh 131og0tt. Friday, Jaly 27th is oivio holiday for the village of Blyth. The Methodist Sunday eohool picnic was held in Livingeton's grove ou `Faca- de), afternoon, Dr. J, 0. Lindsay, late of Blyth, has decided to remain in Ontario, and will praotioe in London. A googol workmen are getting every. thing in readiness for the ereotion of the new 0. P. R. etation. While George Henderson, of Beet Wawanosh, wee cutting bay be had the misfortune to have bie arm broken. bliseee Llly and Sophie. Barr left for a month's vieit with friends at Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Dnndnrn, Satikatehewan. 'Phe ringing of the Ore alarm about 7.30 on Friday evening created quits a ekit around the greets. The alarm wee given on =want of a fire being disoover• ed at the Blyth planing mills, but fortun• ately it was put out before any damage was done. The pupils of Min Edna Carder, who have pageed successfully the Toronto oonservatory of music; examinatione, are the following :-Theory, Mrs, 7. Hartley, Blyth; primary, paned with honors, Mies Pearl Gidley, Blyth ; intermediate, history, palmed with honore, Mies Mary Reid, Harlook ; primary, paesed with honors, piano, Miee Mary Brogden, Loodeshoro ; junior, pose, Andrew Ooombee, Blyth 1 primary pass, Mies Emma Leith, Blyth. Wissa-haorra. Mies Hazel Johnston is visiting friends in Oebawa. The telephone line hoe been completed to Belmar°. Wingham District Samar Rohool in Wingham, August 6th to 16011. Miss L. Ball, also John and Mrs. Tait, of Bruseele, lett on Wednesday morning of laet week for a viett to triende in British Columbia. Mies Ethel King met with a painful accident having a needle brake off in her hand, The 10090000 of a phyoioian were secured and the needle extraoted. The Caw:liana at the Sisley Raines in England, are meeting with muoh (mom, W. H. Youbill, now of Winni. peg and formerly of Wingham being one of the beet ciliate among the Canadians. Tweuty•eight of our pupile wrote, at the Entrance examinee Ione all of whom paseed, ten taking rook in the Honor liet, which was higher this year than loot, pointe to faithful work on the part of the pupils and thorough in• carnation by their teacher, Miss , M. L. Brook. The expert judges have been appointed for the Fall Fair ae follows ;-Light horeee, J. D. Graham, Toronto heavy horsee, E, MoOlurg, Coldstream ; beef cattle and Asap, Geo. Whitelaw, Guelph ; dairy cattle and mine, Wm. Thorne, Lyudooh. An attraction for the afternoon of the second day, and also at the concert in the evening, will be Victoria Venetian Band. The offutere for the current term of Wingham Connell, B. T. of 'P., are as follows t-Seleot Oonnoillor, blies Mae Reid ; Viae Oonnoillor, Miee Oora Bran. don ; Secretary, Wilfrid Reid ; Secretary. Treasurer, Jamee Bellow ; Treasurer, Miee Millie Turner ; Guard, Olotytou cradies' Fine Shoes,. Handsome to the eye Artistic in design. First-rate workman- ship. Made to wear and keep tht_ir shape. Beautiful finish, easy comfort, very durable. When you discard hem you want another " just like the last ones." Then our prices are not the least pleasing part of the buying', Heroi are a few:- -Ladies' Fine Laced or Buttoned Boots from $1.25 to $3.50 -Ladies' Pebbled or Glove Grained, Laced or Buttoned, $1.00 to $1.25 In our Harness Department yOu will find a °labia° stook of Rubber Trimmed Single Harness, also Team Harness of all kinds. Dusters, Lap Robes, Trunks and Valises all at lowest prices. L C. Richards G. N. McLaren 1 Mid=Summer Sale I DOOMED ALL Summer Goods in this store must be cleared out. Its our business prin- ciples not to carry anything over from one season to another. The way we mean to accomplish this is the FiR/OE, The f'//QE will be low on everything Summery -in Dry Goods, Clothing, Men's and Ladies' Furnishings, Boots and. Shoes. Remember, we are going to depend altogether on the pRicE to do the trick. Summer Dress Goods, Dress Trimmings, Readymade Waists Readymade Skirts, Whitewear, Summer Vests, Lawns and Muslins, Lace Curtains, Slippers and Oxfords Laces and Embroideries. Everything and anything in the way of Summer Goods. Join bands with our Low Prices during our Mid -Summer Sale. Come Here Expecting to Save loney You'll Not be Disappointed 1 We Pay the Highest Prices for Produce at All Times. Yours for Mutual Benefit lillastewavalwaett G. N. McLaren Next Door to American House to...""ekwovioaneiorneoroeirove Griedale ; Sentinel, Joseph Guest ; Her- ald, Richard Howson ; Deputy Herald, Mies Pearl Davidson ; Chaplain, blies Maggie Tibbs ; Pianist, thee Lillian Baer ; Press Reporter, Bort. Wellwood ; Auditors, -J. Haines, B. Wellwood ; Trustees, Jno. Herr, M. Beekwith, A. E. Lloyd. Mrs. Eliza Ann Woods, mother of Mrs. J. A. Morton, pawed away on the 1701 inst. at the ripe old age bf 86: years, 1 month, 5 days. Mrs. Woods was a daugh- ter of D. J. Matteeon, and was born in Fredonia, N. Y. Forty nine years ago she and her late husband, P. Woode, came to Peel county, Ontario. For many years Mr. Woods carried on the businees of watohnoaker and jeweller in the town of Brampton. Mx yearn ago, Mr. Woods died since then Mrs. Woods made ber home in Wingham, with her daughter, Mrs. J. A. Morton. iG or et e. G. E. Denetedt went on a trip to the coalfields in Pennsylvania and reports a very enjoyable time, Robt. Blotch purobseed W. G. Strong's 100 aore farm on the edge of the village, and will engage in firming. Tueeday afternoon of loot week Peter James raised one of the largest borne in this vioinity, it being 60x70 feet. A. M. Koos closed op hie jewelry bush neee here and moved his stook to Wing - ham where hie father will handle it. He left on Tuesday morniog of last week for the West where he will seek his fortune. A bomber from here took in the motor. sion to the West on Tuesday morning, of last week, the following being ticket- ed O.W. a Hammond, Robt. David Cooper, Harry Ferguson, of Park- hill, J. D. Olinkenboomer, Mrs. G. B. Denetedt and Mae, Misses Edith and Alberta Byrom The eitizene of town and enrrounding community were terribly shooked on Monday, 9th inst., when they learned of the sudden demise ot Mrs. Andrew Longley, of the B. line Howiok, whioto ocourred very suddenly. Defamed was apparently in good health lately, etre having attended church on Sunday, July let but an aaate abtaok of heart failure worried her away on the following Mon. day. Deceased was in her 62nd year, The funeral took plate 013 Wednesday to Wroxeber cemetery and was very largely attonded, Rev. T. H, Ftirf took oharge of the aervicee. Lbeoto W el. BarnaelHewitt baa the sympathy of the community in the lose of hie twin obild• ren Who died on Bunhay 15th inet. Dr. Moore hoe removed hie office from the Grand Central hotel to the office formerly occupied by Dr. McDowell, Main street. Night cane at the Grand Central. B. Bothwell, jr., who has a imixteselul law practice in the Weet, is visiting his parents, B. and Aire. Bothwell, Main street. He will remain until after the Old Boyo' Reunion. E. G. McDonald, prinoipal of the Public Sehool, left on Wednesday ot last tveek for Winnipeg, Battleford, Baekatohewan and other points in the West, where he will spend hie vacation. The Grand Trunk Railway Company has e. gang of men engaged in laying a long switch running North to Henry Smithia farm, Thio will allow the reg. ular trains to palse through Without any interference from the many freight traine that pitee through the 10W11. Running and jumping ander the oolors of Toronto Y. 21, 0. A., at Buffalo, Cal. Brioker, eon of J. K. Bricker, town, made a show of the field of competitore ageing whom he wee pitted. In the running jump Cal. had evidently pot on wings, as be jumped 22 ft. 4 3-4 inobee, making new national Y. M. 0. A. record. And in the 440 yard ton he moved along mouth after the idyls ot Buster Brown when puraned by hie mother atter breaking the bass viol, and when the climax was shoot to be reached it was up to Calvin to lower the aspirations of the boys who ron under the colors of the Stars and Stripe& • Rev. and Mrs. Norman, with their two children, are home from Japan, and it will be about a year before they return. Mrs. Norman is a daughter of the late Henry Heal, Fallarton, and it will be re- membered that some five years ago the lady married bar. Norman, a Japan missionary. They were summoned home on amount of the father's illness, but on reselling Vancouver they heard ot hie death, which wag very dieappointing, though not unexpected. They were two weeks oroesing the Perlin°, and their journey homeward over the 0. P. R. was equally quiok and pleasant. Mrs. Nor- man has changed in appearanoe very little sinoe leaving here, and her many friends are delighted to eee her and hope that her sojourn amongst them will be pleasant. ymmal•OOMI•lirallIMM•111•••1•11•1. ONE SOLID WEEK AUGUST 21 to 11 STRATFORD AND PERTH COUNTY OLD BOYS' RE=UNION AT- ...STRATFORD... Saturday, August 4th Opening Day Arrival of Special Trains -Band Concerts Afternoon and Evening. Sunday, August 5th Old Boys' Sunday Old Boy Preachers in City Pulpits-Saored Band Concerts. Monday, August 6th Reception Day Arrival of Special Trains, Baseball Games, Parades, Performance at Park, Fireworks. Tuesday, August 7th .Athletic Day Aquatic and Land Sports -Trotting and Parsing Race -10 Mile Road Race -Baseball Gaines -Social and At -Homes. Wednesday, August Sth Military Day Manoeuvres by 21st and 28th Regimenta-Sports in Park -Band Ooneerts. Thursday, Friday and Saturday -August 9, 10 and D. Seo the Great Old Boys' Carnival -8 Days of Fun and Frolic. -Don't Fail to See the Eleotrioal IlinminaOiooio. Greatest put on in the West - DON'T MISS ALL THESE: Fireworke-a most Dazzling Display. Paradee-Thorisands of Old Boye, Bande--- 4801t Highlanders, Channeria (Detroit), and many othors. Sports -Open to all with Big Prizes. Balloons -Thrilling Day and Night Ascensions, Speotaolorr-Nelsonia Groat Viotory at Copenhagen, dispirited in Moving Fire Tableau, Soldiere-21e0 Eeeex Itegt. in Manoeuvres. Hardy -World's Greatest Wire Artiste, OtorniVel- 5 Acres of Fine Tent Shows. Olowno-A Score of the Funniest. -Something Doing Every Hour All Week. Something to Please Old and Young - ...11••••••••••••• ,e•oom• SINGLE N.ttic-iiiiiiiway noes no certificate Plan W. J. PERM/SON, . J. D. MoORIMMON, FRANX A. OOPOS, Mayor) President Vite-Poeeident Sooretary