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as with 806tia%�- - . I THIRTY-THIRD YEAR.. I � � I - - 1SEAFORTH, FRIDAY, JUNE�l 19� 19030
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loaarie" � ., .. -- THE 0�1��ARIO LEGISLATURB. " I WINDO* SHAD
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lea in 74.� 1 � , � . � ' A RRVIEWIOF THE SESSI9N:BY THE TORONTO no child under 14 yeara of age shall be� in. ; ' y rain-
. the - . I �� - RsTORES � I 2FLOOR13 I I - NEWS.' - oaroerated in a jail or lookup. .� . . COTTAGE RODS pour in the M-issouri Valley has caused such
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L . I "I'll - 'Ground Floor I t ; . TWO NEW JUDGES. an enormous Io3a of cattle, sheep, hogs and
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� . . . . . . . . � ! RiftAIL ca,11ing of the members' roll, the Ontario The' Attorney- General was alit . o fathe I and CURTAIN TOLES grain that ft cannot be properly eatimated
laadsome - - , . long . � . r to at present ; therefore it is reasonabI6 to in-
;. . 100 - ft I i Upptr 0loor lAgialsta e on Friday set its stamp. of isp'- Aeveiral other important changes in the ma- fer that the present price in our market for
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� I - . I � . I : : - . MMWJrACTU1t- Pro'val 0 what are familiarly known as the chinery of justice. His bill to amend the . owqst Prices. cattle will not go any lower. Ib may be
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�,' you at V. gunce - ,� . I I IXM! ! , Quebonor solutions, which were the result.of Judicature Aab involves the creation of a � — Stationary for a wLile and then Slowly ad-
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T Stuffs the, art � I � . I the delib rations of the Provincial Premiep -now division' of the Aiih Court and the ap- -PX, -W--.1'-1NT'V` . I - .
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them cloaal.y _ . . .. . in the co 'ferences of 1887 and 1902. In so pointment of two now judges. It is calou- Alm , Mini., - - -
I - . . �, ... �� - 'doing, t 0 House expressed its opinion that lated to greatly facilitate the work,of litiga- .
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I * S�yola �ili I I I the granio received by the Province from ihe' tion. Mr. Gibson has abo amended the j I � Huron Noies. '
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Ouldi be, used to. .. I . ; . 1 � I Doibiniob were not adequate, nor in accord- Loan, Corporations' Act, with a view to the
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ammer m%terladt. - � . . I I � i . &nee with -the basis agreed upon ab the time better protection of shareholders and the I 'htuff it . w . as re.1R. E. Pickard, of Exe-
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�i these f4brice— I � . of Confoderation. Premier Ross; and the public. . Ijistfurgit what k4ind ter, have gone ona trip to the old country.
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,olines, Electras - I ad%�41ae Opposition discussed the ques. The rural districts will be interested in W Inked rale nolce an'
A. I . tions �olved ionic length, and bbth amendments to the Good. Roads Act, which flimsy. Jist. where the circumbindibus . —W. Glenn Campbell, of Goderich, has
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PUTse for theaj, - i I a appointed organist and choir leader of
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' -CYCLON E. I L'F=E made ve y ab fe sapteeches, bu� little interest gives County Councils wider power in the 0 -
,rong, stronger in � Willie church, Clinton.
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V York than �uy. � ... -- �. I J I wax t tku in their remarks �by the majority matter of improving county ros4s, and also rows 1v rale Brupael� lace. I know it was Roberb Hill, � former well known resi-
I .. . ; , . Brussels lace beoWselshe tould me she bought —
ite, strong JrL So-&,. I � . of the . ,embers present, and they were few enable them to buy up toll roada. - ' I doub of Wiugham� died at his home in Walk-
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Mon have the" � � in iaum�er. While Mr. ROBS wait making An act to amend the Insuran§e Act makes . ' erton, a short ti e ago, after a few days'
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t. . � � . - his deli% erance only 15 gentlemen were to be certain changes of a somewhat technical Miss Bidalia *un i Doolin luked charmin'
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I— PIranninga dresa � ? . in a plain blue sku4 an' a pink ehurb waist. - illness of pneuZonla. Deceased was 48
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0me, one of tho� - I We axe going to hold a cyclone sale, the object' of wrich' is to c1OSe' Out fou'nd on the- Government benches, and he -naturii in the management of insurance An' what more vrudlye want? years of age. i
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I I conol d d hi ' oh in aboolute silence, no .,companies. It also guards against the Miss Mariposa, Doolin wore a dainty pale i —Councillors Grant and Work, of Grey,
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� . �. ,-#very articleof seasonable clothing. These goods af'e in stock n.ow. You,want .sound o,;. applat"ife being audible. The main abuse of private savings bink*tusinese, as I and Jacksod and Shaw, of Morris, met at'
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� - the use of them now. We want to see them move out now. We want the' differenoo, betw4en the position of the Pre- noced by Mr. Downey. blue parysol an' it piir iv low-necked 'shoes. the Queen's hotel, Brussels, the other day,
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F.01— SuMmer lionoy now. We�ve had a bia trade this season. , I We must have clothed a mier an( Mr. 7hitney was that the latter RAILWAY TAXATION. 1. Miss Kathleen! Do and letjobs of gravelling to the aniounb-of I
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I I pt held thab tho."solutions did not. go far : $300. 1 1 1
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. I luge majority of the people who buy in Seaforth. -- There are a few we haven ; A -feature of the session worth noting match. Kathleen's�no Slouch.' R
i enough, and many of Ontario's grievances I � Early Wedn day morning of last week
mprehousive, and - sold to y-�at. Now is their chance to make a startJ We are after every one were not touched- upon. In the generai was Mr. Pettypieoe's bill -looking io higher Miss'Petherina Dpolin (John named hur —
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. �� . I . taxation of railways. Though it was shelved Petherin&'afther hii father, ould Pother, fire broke out in I, shed to the riar of the
- buy' clothing. Not for to -day alone, but for as long as they live., We principle that the Province was entitled to
"on in w "' -. .vho S - � King Edward ho �el,�, Goderloh, doing � con-
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- . saving, ' - - �- have good .reasons—strong practical arguments—to; back our - claim that you nid.to consideration than it was receiving, along with the* assessment act, the debate it beca'se he !gave up aIll hopes iv iver havW a siderable damage to I a house oebupied- by
White,. of course, e�oked showed a -strong opinion fn favor of bye) wore a red di D'- - -
I - . --: both aleakere concurred, and the Premier rniby wid wboite ,poker Mr.M,cDonald audt6 &stable, Fortunately
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ion of 14-stimmer. should deal with us. : . some action along thebries suggested, dote here an' there. I
, � . I 1, expressed ple"asure at the general line.of Mr. , there wat no win�l, �e this alone.' saved the
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I that it shojild. - I . I . . Two other public bills of general import- Th' riat iv the guile wore wan t'in� an'
I . � . . ; Whitneyli arguments. � ' I 9 entire block from deotruction,
Iabrid% in their . . ' During the -debate two Important state- ance were those reap6oting grants of land tot -some another.
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�teniug in their . I ments mere incidentally made by Mr. Ross. veterans and regulating the speed of auto- Th' races wur farst-rate. - —On Wedneed y of last week, Mr. Chas.
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Nat a moot pleas- N . STOCK ' mobiles. By the provisions of the first - bill i , GROGAN. 7
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ffeet- You feet .... � . I .. South African volunteers of 1902 are includ- . I lose. He had bee 2 Bit . �ork swamping out
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. . vigoroui protest against the attempb of the
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,!a %nd wh -- - � Doiniiiicri to interfere with the control of ff�st .
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Tt, walst or twa. . , I . Of good, clean, new and fresh clothing to be seen i# any one ht6re -in Westein . tion is extended a year. By the second, bill 1 , eni. , that thby might I ick grass while -he went to
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, a' - � Ontario. -. . the speed of automobiles is limited to .10 (Written foi THx EXPOSITOR.)
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Vliioh,� service- I I . . - : tion Of erning power over electric lines miles an hour in cities, " and 15 miles an he was surprised 5o fl,nd his wo-od wagon
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olL, -Then-, too, � ,I . . ;, : running i to towns and cities, and that he It to recognized b all breed'
. I '. I I era of live and harness redu3ed to ashes, they,, having
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musline, - � . - **A**1f***1e*****h*****#*** might give notice of his intention to make I � stock and b,y all othtra who have pakid any -caug4t fire from 16 stlump, which he had lit.
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lies, eta. Many - ----- .. I I . I � I such rotest. He also declared that if the Mr. Downey's' unstiocessful ,aftempt to attention to -stock b eading, that in order to —Adespatch f.-om Ottawa, dated June
as, coutra�, --- r- .1 I �� p repeal what is known. a's the 'Conmoe Act 1 " T�e Oddfellowe of the ,Ot-
�rt Such quamtitiea . "I . � I . Federal Governme4t did not 'soon Subsidize excited a lively.dIscuasion, but e,spitei agit- produ Is we must, use only 14th, says :
I the Go,rernmenV-s';Temisksming. Railway, 4 - ,came -good'sires of the pr per type and bred in _taws diet riot held ti!Ieir annual decoration
�Uyer a, most be- - I'll W,n . I ation in the press, when the qaostion
. " 1, -fl 71 V Give You More for Your Money, the peo�'Ilepof Ontario had the remedy of �to a vobb in committee, only five members proper li�es. The armer, must not only services to -day. rhb weather was showery,
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i. fabrics on sale I . i � J111 , I � id Mr. Downey in protesting aga�ingt,the 7
ad, and there2 is � �� "', � ' klilliDg of his 611.
I . I The above is no merely wild statement. We'll! prove the correctness of it eelinge �t the polls. - — secure a profib from his -operations. These -interesting. Robert Holmes, M. P. for
�ku ch000fne here,. . , , I i ; .� I I I INCREASING EXPENDITURE.
. t6 your satisfaotion, or else We cannot have you for .;� a customer. In short— 1. -1 THE GAMEY COMMISSIO-F. I I two conclitiona'mueb.go together. Recognizing West Huron, was the orator for the day."
. . �- � . � The Hoiiaqlmas p!eased to pass the eati- this fact, the.Live Stock Commiesioaer, Mr. - —The delegates at the Methodist Confer-
Hrt Waists biggest va 'ety, biggest After the taking of the vote Mr. Rosa mates .
I 1`1 ,, values, fairest treatment, money back if you -want it. � for th4i current year, graciously %eked F. W. Hodson, bas'for yearO been endeavor- ence, held- recently -in Wingam, and who
. � Here. are Some prices that we believe will move the kock for,us. � . said the House would adjourn until 3 o'clook for by His Majesty in the person of the ing to perfect plans for distri-butinA as many B�ayed at the -Brunswick hotel, showed
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.11 - . . � ask the House to deal with a resolution ap- good sires as possible among farmers in all their appreciation of the lattention 'they had
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a awmy- in your- � �� i . proving of the repolib of the Gamey Com. told to $4,775,000, a considerable increase parts of Canada. The remarkable develop- received by presenting each of the dm*xng-
� not & a-afficient 1Mwr.r-2vX,Um,UJ 19 ruiufll�oulxi-" over a Th estimated
. . � .� mission. He proposed to sit at 11 o'clock ny previgue year. .8 ment in Great Britain of tie auction sale room girls with a copy of Helen Keller's
waists, ready to I . . - deficit is aboub half a million. The railway system of selling live etock led him t3 ad- life, and placing a small - cum of money at
my chan,ges -this - �... . � -on Wednesday, and remain Sitting day and estimates have not yet been brought down. vooate a simi]4r method hare.
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M � ,-* I I night, with the usual intervals- for meals and Well-fo. In Britain the disposal of Mrs. Orr, to be used as she
ds, yo,ed better � unded rumor says they i1nay not be there are at many points fairs or markets on saw fit among those associated with her.
�AA 11 sleep, until the conclusion of the debate. brought down at all thi .1
adwaletyenwan. - I � - 11.11orel Suits to. your measure Before� Friday he hoped he would be able to a year. , . certain days, where cattle, she6p, swine and -There-Is amovemenb on foot to secure
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L�ld of now white- I . � � 11 say-ju t h th House would prorogue., " THE PASSING[ AWAY OF THE OI,D LEADER. other animals are regul�rly auctioned 'off. a very valuable industry for Winglism. It
, choice. 1. I . ' -y of 1 the a * -From reliable evidence and personal observ. is proposed to endeavor to organize a com-
.- . . I � . I but th slate would have to be cleaned off A reference to the stor I eafflon ation this system was found to werk satis,
I � - . I . would be incomplete without noting the � pany to purchase the patent and 'miinufac-
* 22, S ' ,3 before the House 'rose. He would try to passing away of the man I who:throughmany factorily, entirely doing, away with back,
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ty-To-Wear � .1 175 Suitipgs, regular pnces� 8 18, $ - 0, a - -�ifa rule td adjoury at ten o'clock ..
� - Q COtCh aU U z ,.mak� staring, and giving to the seller the full ture the str�w cutter and blower attach-
i-erials. . . ?� long years was the chief figure in the Par- ,
, I . Canadian.1 tweeds, serges - and wors te s. - i every 1 night To Mr. Whitney'@ enquiry, iRoe. The death of Sir I va ment for threshei machines, recently invent-
. � . he saiA the &tea of the loye-electione would liameat of the Provi Inc of his animals as deterinined by public . ed by Stewart Bros., of Molesworth, and
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millinera do. their" I ,S . 18 priae $15 ntil be announced until aftsr the Gamey do-' Oliver Mowat stilled for the time all the competition. ' After diheusaiiig the question have them manufactured in Wingham and
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,,rt notice create � . I baLe. � I bitterness of political strife and Liberal and Wit connected with this the manufactar'e of
--la,borate, as de- � . . . . : :BUSINESS CLPSED. - Cons,orvative alike joined in rendering Bin. was concluded that 1 the adoption of the separators. .
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..3-tsnaw, on sale ...... - gratefulhonorto the memory of auction sale princip � won ( I
. he"bac'n6sa of legislation was concluded cere and I - , . of great -A qui�t but pretty wedding took place
ipming and if in - . . 1 200 Men's Rpadyr�ade Suits, regul r selling price $7, 1 Ontario's Grand Old Man. ., benefib to Canada, afid the Department of at the residence of Mrs. Charles Eilber, of
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light alterat; . � - - I * - paper c - :1 Agriculture, offered 'to assist in- Starting
W11 $8,-$9 and 12U. ' � . . I - Crediton, on Tuesday evening, 9.h inst.,
Ja tothe fancy of � IV * . But politics still remain. However, at the I Mishter Grogan live stock sales in each 'Provineg. Several when her daughter, Miss Mary Martin
made,. And an .. I . I latest, the end of this week will -see the leg- - '. - provincial sales have b�on held, and the was united in the holy bonds of matrimony,
- hats, they. are .... a143�!'Pric4m $5.75 Islato,rs drawing the last of their $1,000 in- Describes the Races. feeling in favor of them is, growing rapidly, to Mr. Albert Morlock, a prosperous farmer
ar-hate that are . % . �, I . I . � dem nity ind hastening back to their con- J - .1 Similar Independent combination sales are north of the village. Rev. Mr. Damm tied
� The woman who , - - and stituente foi a long reet from, the storm and AWItten-for Tiis EXPOSITOR.)' being held in many parts of Canada and 5 i the knot in the presence of the immediate
. 135 Boys' Suits, two and three pieco, sizes 22 to., .28 stress of ity and parliamentary life. � 11 I have a prosintmint," says Mary Ellen fin I e pavillion has been erected ea�eoially for ' I
pust look to It � .. . I . .-. - � Since the famous " brawling -brood. of last Toosda mornin.' "I -dropped th' dish a 0 a * � relatives of the contracting'-paTtieew after
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1 27 to 33 regular selling price in twoLpiece 12.25 to $3.50 u tion a lea at Hamilton, Ontari
Ct. Everything -- I . - l- 9 n 0- It is which all sat down to partake of a eumptu-
ing of a, hat or - I . i . . .. ..-bribers " session nearly two. decades ago, cloth t'ree toinies i nuccission, this mornin' not intended that the Department of Agri. .ou-9. repast. �
are most, likely - i . � � .1 � . public at ention has not been so rivited up. - an' I know somet'ing's goin' V bappin," she culture shall long continue to assist these
, � . 'i . g - . —The Molesworbli cheese factory is doing
. � � eo 1 -95 on the d(ings of Ontario's M. P. P."8- Not sayp. $,'I wuddn'b wonder," I says. ,oil, It sales, but only until they are. well estab-. well this summer. In the month of May
than olsewhere. � � 1, a because Of the wisdom and importance of ginerally.doea. Dish cloth or u 6 dish 1 Oth, lished and self-sustaining. Jt is hoped that 100 more cheese were made than in 1902
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, LAGE9, NEW .- � . :the le ub rather because of somet'ing's bound to happin.
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I . I - Gamey a d " Cap." Sullivan and the Pro- got into th' vay iv happenin', an' it'll niver established at some central point in "ch -a total of,,8,500 pounds more than in May of
-.S, NEW Em- . t- Three piece 8uit, regular price 04.5? to $6) - vincial SecretAry, and because of WD le'glel&- git over it." Jist thin there wa's a noise at 0 last year. The average make of June thus
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'BATHERS; . I 1. . � . tion tha w �ob passed. thedure,iin'whinweluked out here was year pure bred stock for breeding,pur, faris25-gheeiieperday. Thecompany has
I I - ' The Exion Opelledwith Mr. Gamey's M6ry Ellen's brother, John Doolin, from th' poses would be sold ; at -other. times Store been payltig the patrons 87 cents per 100
� . - ' big and fat animals, ineludirig cattle, sheep pound -i of milk. These figures augers well
V7 -VEILINGS, Sale Price $3.6.5. Beneatio al cm tain. raiser; 'it closes with township iv Grey, an' all his family in a
1. �1 2 . ihi3 strenuous Opl�osition epilpgu . uggy wid a Y011119 and swine, In fact everything a farmer has
P�S, ETC. 4 - � . I � � e concern'49 dimmycrat an' another b for the company's prospects for this year.
. 7- the moral to' be :drawn froin the ensuing chap an' two garls packed in it. 11 What to sell. This is the same -principle on which
4-1-+ - . Men's Shirts, hard and soft bosolla, sizes 14J to 17, al� disclosures. , The'alimaxes come at the be. did I tell yez ?" says Mary Ellen. 11 Thur. moat of our cheese is now Sold. In Great -Mr. George Hesman; of Exeter, receliv-
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. . .1 colors, regular price 60c, 65c, 75c, . I ginning and the last. The long interval -be- teen iv Win widout countin' th' dog 1 Slit- Britain very little stock Is sold except at ed & serious injury while at work at
1. % - . . I I � . tween, when the real work of the session . ferin' Moses ! h-Dwiver will we manage to these auotions ; nearly every town or vil- hill, on Thursday, 4th inst., which has re -
.1 � . I � , was done', is already hub a forgotten inter- sulted in laying him up for a time at least.
� ' fade that bunch ? -Sufferin' Moses I don't . lage has its weekly, monthly or -fortnightly �
-42 - ludb to the vast majority of the public- I wish I'd hung .on to that dish cloth !" sale and the auctioneers have . He was engaged in*bailding, and was -in the
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4. U -L I � -1 � I ! .promised temperance legislation and the yor timper.1 �te'll manage' to ilituff tbini , educational value of these sales is a 'notice- piece of steel off the hammer flew with such
I I .� Aseesami3rit Aeb',vere to be shelved Until somehow. set uv bafe wud be too Bud. . force that it entered his right limb a short
. � � - � Men's Straw Hats, sailor and fedora shapes, 50o, 65o I next year. . . able feature, for a poor animal will bring d I t ce below the' abdomen. . Mr. Hesman
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k a. - :, . , � den a change tur thim, so I'll slip over to I .
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� a . o . i - . . Z good price. This Is an object lesson for the ..
f8b Cash. � . Y t, for all that, the amourb of work a lot iv good chewin iz a � pork ab:4uk." fa . enced extrem�Igony on the journey. He
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, . Sa,lle Pkice- 35c -don:qdietly Whd expeditiously during that, Thin we wiut -out an' rot)avad t..im wid open In this connection the sale established has since bee
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tore. I . I . -A charming June weddin
� . b�athlu importance and -in the number of John isn't what ye moight call a- blo:)dy Cattle Breeders, at Calgary, is worthy .g graced the
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-- I Summer Underwear -356, 50c, and 60c. . � . . bills bonsiderad. The private bills com- relat;oa iv moine ; an' he ion't a full-blooded of mention. At their sale in residence of Mr. and Mrs. H. Kerr of
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, * 1 55 ; William . . � � I mittee-has passed judgment upon 102 bills- relation iv Mary Ellen's aither. Ye :see,' 1903, an average of $96.38 was made on 268 �
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. as I . -`1 a record number. 2he municipal committee 'twas this way : � Maiy Ellen's father, ould head. The highest priced bull was a Here- Maud, became the bride of Mr. A. J. Alder-
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Ir received for I . them of considerable practical importance.to Mary Ellen was th' product iv th' furat for $300, to A. B. McDonald, New Oxley. son, of Wiugham. At. 12:30, while the
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of . . - - -C� - -1 1. . "d another bal dozen bills concerning moight call half -'brothers. � ', mom Boyd Company, of Prince Alberb, Bold themselves before Rev. Wm. Lowe, and by
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� value to about . I , � . electric railways. On the whole, the pri- John had hard luck wid,his family. He- nine head at an ave'rage of $122',S3. Messrs. .tbts impressive ritual of the Church of Eng-
�tratford Bridga � . � e bills received most favorable treat- had noine gurls, an' not wan iv thim was a. J. & W. Sharp, of Lacombe, obtained the land, were united in matrimpnial bonds.
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- Butter and Eggs taken -a�s 'Oash ;at � bye. His ouldeab gurl, Jan� 'Ellen (she ,was highest average for Shorthorns, having sold a was beautifully attired in m bite.
auperatruoture, "I . n , :
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. . - .- *T.HE POWER BILL. named partly after Maryr Ellen) was mar- 9 head at an average of $159.33, the lowest
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1 1852-1, 1 �' , irideflng the Importance of the measure, it Yit. It's" Mickey dear" this an"" Mickey The Oalgary sale is pteadily growing in ex- the
�4%d 17'. � - .. - passed Its final stage almost unnoticed. dear " tha�, an' " Janey Ellen swate wan," tent and in the prices commanded. In 1902 young sons of Mr. Thomas McDonald, of
1i Conveyancer. : 11 in 1t3 here, an' " Janey Ellen me pit " there, till 2nd concession of Grey,i went to the barn to
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I . I both me an! Mary Ellen lost our appytoit9s, hunt eggs. To enabl� �
: I -70 -if � I � , I - � i� preaeh� shape will be is, according to the and in the previous year 64 animals brought. . i
�.Znes of machine . I - � . .. Opposition critics. decidedly problematic&]. an' mebby it'.was jist as well, fur -we didn't an average of $85.17. This year two par they were doing, the foolish lada set fire to
I . . some straw, and in shor� order the barn was
ad aq that he Is I � I (SUMESSORS TO GREIG & MAODONA -he bi ' have Bnny too much to ate in th' house. b�British Columbia and
� � I LDY , - ;C � ill. in brief, makes -provision- for &I- . loads of stock went .
� . '. . .1 I , John brought his own hay an' oats wid him, in flames and was destr6yed, as well as thil
�, -a.toa at bla Old I I . - - .1 owing municipalities singly or in co -part- it is expected that nOixt-year at least five . . go
: ;--imm!r. A13 TOM ' . ) � . nerdhip, to enter into on undertaking to de- an' he shtabled his horses in Jimmy Dick's cariloaido will be tak�n- b that, province. straw shed. Several pi were burned with
. ; work true, -- I I ;J' hnsbn volop or transmit Niagara power. and to sell shed biioa'se he� a%.Id he didn't want. to - y 'ng
-01 .ed . 0 Bros.' Old - Territorial breeders- evidently intend to give other �pfoperty,,s large pile of lumber bet
H.A.-v your mowers ,. � Stand in the. list. Mr. McDcinsld will reoeiv*e
- the rush in. thO, - . I - I , it for municipal or industrial purposes. throuble th' hostler bn a bu 3y day. John Ontario a hard fight In the pure bred -8tO3k .
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I Ige Wid a fan stock - . � . :- �, .06 ! -_� I 'COUNCIL BILL. inalways consitherate iv others, sp he� is. . $1;331 out of a lojes of over 8P.,000, from the
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;lUrntion. given: to . . I � r -.. I
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I 1,1e S3E A ITOTZr-rll�- were absent in Listowel when -the fire oc-
Z, ,Kibbon are rg: i of general effect upon the interior economy we slatarted fur th' race thraek. John June 11th, 1903.
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i Iteid, Of Wing- I I - — providing foi ail optional return to what is, said he had �o lave Some wan at home to [RD. NoTE.-.A,action sales from home. - . .. I I .
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"i I 11 ) of thorough- -On Tuesday of last week, Wm. Plewes,
I -ok. -Mrs. T61- � � practically, the old system of county coun- 01
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1�" T)insdale ait- . I � , sh&�11, upon reiiolutione being passed bv a an' I don't suppose there. 'Was a foiner lUkiD' - or a few years with ab his home in Brueoheld'4 Deceased wan a
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�t,q Nfurray, of i .. i oils. By its provisions any county council me an' Clanbyan John headed th' parade, were started in this c ' one of the pioneer residents of Huron, died
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vham.-Mossra- I S. T! I . - I majority of the local councils to that effect, - or-beifther diesaed bunch on Wgran' elitand varying success, but they - had- to be aban- native of York9hire, England, and came to
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2 "Ing the - , ' I return to the old order of thi� i which pre- tha� day. John wad ink betther a;v he'd doned owing to lack of patronage on the -
'Y'pr gi - q 0 . � boy n ttled in Toronto Ownshi
lf,'4a by ving vailed: some iix years ago, witi, this excep- quibwearin'hiopantisinsoide iv his boots. part of breeders, and have never since been I a i 'It,
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��M.r.. T. MO- tion, that there will be no deputy -reeves, That stoyle is all roight enough whin ye're attempted. They were the means, how-
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. his Romeseekers' ,*Ex'c- ursl 011-8 and that the county council will be cOm- diggin' a ditoh,. but it seems oub iv place on ever, of introducing .into the county come
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I �, � I � � .,� t very valuable and profitable animals which The. year he was marrieA he moved up t.-)
.. 7" �9-' �- � and the mayors of towns. e same bill
4r.:, of Ilia dwelling ' It is quebtomary fur th' city papera whin' formed the foundations of several successful
provemduts AgO, i also provides for voting 611by-laws to raise reportin? th' races to give a full d,escription herds. 1 The scheme in a good one if breed- Huron, settling on the 5th concession of
� � waa� to ha,va .11 , Manitoba -and Nofthwest, , Money "(wh8D the sum involved is over ' 11rn township, where he took up land,
IF' . � . IV th' coshtoomeliv th' ladies In th' grind e �
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I I . irient. � . ?lace fur me to do th' same. � . and thus secure a fair average over a serient mers of the community. Accumulating
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6��'i l ' I years that he resided there,be sold his farm
# r - The P ,ovincial Secretary's bill, making a ways wears on shtate occasions. I'll say 0 -
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��. LTTT House f Refuge compulsory in every this fur Mary Ellen -she's not hard on her -During the past two weeks- and moved into Bruoefield, where lie bough a I
lit-, of Uaborne, - - .T -T � es
�7�the I week I with 1. . i : . I county, III affect some 21' counties, and clothes. I dinnaw how iver .I'd have got events have ocontred that affect the Can. nice r 'idence, (q�lllng it Mount Pleasant.
, � � . . - I . . will, if 0 erved, bring about a much need. along av I'd married -some wimm-en. � �adian export cattle trade., Themo3tnotice. It is here -that Mr. Plerwes spent many
�v villaige'-Rev'- I . -1 I I i i 4 4 4 i-4.4-4 i i 1-4+++.E . ed refor in the matter of keeping the un- Mrs. Clancy had on th' grane printene able was. the large number of American oat. happy dayEi In his declining years. He had
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Illerle'. W= this � ' � . Ile 1.� M Stratton has also made pro- don't Ink bad yit, but Wit- _a bib frayed A few only were choice ; the great when kidnay trouble set in, which finally
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, � Winnipeg, 'Man., Waskoda, Man., Estavan, Assa., X�Dosor.nin,. Man., Bins- 19, ... . I market. sod his death, on Tuesday of last week,
P? �f-f ri, i 14'rth, 9, an-,—retu . vision fo the better care of feeble-minded arouri- the coast. bulk of them were plain, medium and a cm- O*u . .
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ends were, , . rn fare, good for 60 days, $28.00. � - good old s and 5
7 so ,Well - . . Mr- I 11 . epileptic byhiabill turning the reforms- Miss Cerulean Jane Clancy was viry be- siderable number were branded, bringing at the age : of 75 year
, - . I � tory at enetangulshene into an � . ths in politics
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id the luck ta I --. Regina, A—o-cza., Moose Jaw, Assa., Yorkton, Aeea.l-return fare, good �for - asylum. cumingly'drissed in a orame muslin - canvas down the. Deb cost price still lower. An. mOn . H -e was a Conservative
'the I m 10 days, 830.00. The pr at over-browding of asylums will wid a ahurt walsht iv some other koind. iv other factor the shippers have to reckon in and an adherent of the Presbyterian church.
-Vm at , &-lith , .1 ;- - thus b�-e iated, and the insane need, ub slatuff an' all th'�Ioikes Iv that. : ' their accounts in the lower prices now ruling -Oa Wedn4d�y, June 10th, a mo -3t
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�. Prince Albert, Sask., Macleod, Alberta', Calga , Alberta, $35.00. longer b housed in jails pending a vacanoT. Miss Lucy LilyLulu Clancy Inked stunnin' in the British rnarkets-& drop of one cent pleasing ceremony was celebrated at the
. � ,� . ikurt wid two rows per pound in live a ;rnale and the same ;when Mine Lau
istarn. Mr. B- 'I Red Deer and Edmonton, $40.00. P ry . in tbe as flu'ras. I in a voile do chatelaine ni abrinie of Hymen, I ' rs Carr,
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V hursday aven- A �1 ... � I a 9 unit( .
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't of SL And kewe . General. It provides for the appointment much rid t2pe, aven in donniction wid th' cargo of Argentino,. cattle, per steams -hip matrimony, to Mr. Robert Whiteman, a
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bd time if Y011- - ,I, . of a com Ittee of * persons in each elee- races. . , -- Virgin, affooted. with foot-and-mouth dni- rroiperou
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--only one civil case on the dodkeb, but no - I
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:iwni�hip, James Belbeek suirg Guy B. Rots 1E - ,I
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t Nortli Bend 8'ritish Columbia, - is - I
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7ay, and the town!wag nearly'overwbelmed .1
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7ere swept away. The Pao'-flai express,
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ium. The Chancellor, Sir W.�R, Meredith 1.
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,ieutenant Governor of Ontario, Mr. ,Gold- � -
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orney-General of Ontario ; Hon. R. .
larccurt, Minister of - Education ; Rev.
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. Munro Gibson, of London, ;Ei)gland� and i
%ancellorb Burwao, of VictoriE4 University. .
—At the recent meeting of the Orange 1.
;rand . Lo3ge the. following officere were
lected : - Dr. Sproule - was re-olacbed Grand - -.
laster by acclamation, Win, Galbraitb, re- I W
lected deputy Gran;r Master ; Rev. W. I
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Velah, chaplin ; W. J. Parkbill, treasurer; ,
Vm. Lockhart, secretary-; R. W� Code, di- :
ector of ceremonies, and James Harper, .
acturer. The election created a disapoint- i
aenb among We -stern members,3e it Was �
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�oped that there would be a chance of some ;
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elected an offizers In the Grand Lodge. I
kfter a lengthy debate It waB decided thab �
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lictotiin May. . . . �
—Another promising young man has come t
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o grief through stock gambling and race- i-4
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ourse betting. Wm. Baard, a truated i !"
leik -of the Hamilton branch of the Canada, U.,
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aw days ago on the tharge of stesting $3,- �4
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ii age. He lives In Hamilton and wag the 0
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f messenger for the company. He bad -44 I I
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�harge of the money that was paid in as 1 A
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red by the inspector of the company while t4
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ping over the books. He had recently been
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�ad been betting on the recent Toronto � .
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—A recent deep,013h from n1pLeg says : -1
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Zorthweet Territories wrote never better 0
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ilevators, L and in.any predict the wheat 1-i
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