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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1903-10-16, Page 1- . ---r ----7, -1� �V. �� E F - _'l- ______. . - I I 1-1-1 1; 11 --.1. _ . I ; I � � i . V . - I 7 � . I I I . � � I -- . i ; � I � � � I I i I : __ ; . i , , I � I : . � : I . � '� . I . I . . I � I I : � .f, � I I I i . � I I . - . I ! . . 1, : - k . . I . � - . I I , . . � : . I � . . I . i -, . . . � i i - 1 ; . & � � . � � I , . I . , . - . I 1 - I I . 1, . , - . I I I . - . . - ,. - � . I I i, - � . . � � I : . - I - I . i i I I - I i 11 I I I � . I .- - - - I . . � - � . .- . . . I : f � I � 21� � I � � - I I - I :; - I . J , . � �� . I . I i 1 1 1 � � I 1, 4 I � I . I i, � ! ! ! �� .� I . I ( I *1 I I I ; ii� I I 11 . - 1� - . . . ! I i ': I . - : - I I I - � I i . I � ; 4 � - __ � - - I � I . . � 1 � I I � . - � I . . � � - I I I i . . I . - - I � . � . I � . , -1 I � I . � AA � - . . , I 11 i . � I i- -1 I . - I � c 7 . . � . - I . . . . I .; ! - �, I . I I . . . � I � � � - , -_ I . � � . . �_ � U . - . I . i ; .. 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I . . . - � '_� . . r i : - i lesies us, ; � . . . , . I � I I � � 1, : I -i � A , . . � . . . - i I I 11 � � I , I . L V and our - I � . . :,; . I . I � � I � I ___ im I - I - I i � . . --- � -----, -_ --- _____ - ____ - - 1�; . I fact we, C�_ � I - - __ � . I - � - �, �i " . � - I V - . I � � 4'. �, � R I I I � I f McLEIAN BROS., Publishei's . , I . I RTY-THIRD YEAR. I I . � " . - 1 � . 'a Selling . I I � i . . , E, EAFORTH, FlUDAY OCTOBER 169 1903o . 1 $1 a Year in Advance, - �� - � i . I ; A g - I . " � . . . . I I - " - ,� - I . 1. 1oft._W,a . WEEOLD NUMBER, 1,870. i � .- 1 9 1 i - I I I I . I . I ,� - I - __ ___ I - _____ --- - --I . — I I - I . 12 - )rib Your, . I . I i . . I - . I I I ; I .--- � 'I f ._` F_ ' - . , I � I .� ntry E oon became popular P w- trade. �.: I . I I � . � � ' . i I I in quote, to the upbuilding of this great con . smoked cigiLrebtes, and a i, � I , I I I . I . I � I - I iety lest the horses ' hould escape nil, or, . tj 1_ - - J - . . . . AN INTERESTING LET�MR. with the gi i N at the work . flir d an _ , . I I - _ I � � that 7. % - : . . � . i � W I ) � - � �� I I I damage orope at night'i wm a cons6nb strain 40 Designs bat, though some may come from land s lie to d i7 .- am I - fl � .. � - �' I I I - � ; . � I � ' . courted, and uaUy became engaged to one � aeaforth. i7, � gr STORFIS i . r - ; 3 R13 . - . I of polor, and some from land of pine, though 1. � I , L ; ; ; FLOQ on us, hub apart from .�hat, would not mind -IN- Sunday � � g . I ' �4 . . . . _� - *Ught at, - I � The following letter was -received 1by Mr somemay have combatted drouthe in Ails- of the young women at, the plant. - . - 5-i � ' repeating the trip. I � � A , I , , - 50 ft. wide __ I , Ground'Flooy Valentine Rueolitel of Seaforth, from his tralia, while others have withstood the night it became known that the "' Young . 1, - __ ly, them I t_ J. I . � -, I - �he best , � I . l] he has If crops come off mate this country will 1) -Oman, and th� next morning , i I I I , RETAIL brother-in-law, Mr. W. Warner, an Wall Paper. rigors of an Ioelatillio winter, yeb, here they man was a m �, * I - � I , ;=, r . - Ion , I I __ - oontinug to boom financially, hub after all, I - _� I I _ ft . � kindly permitted us to publish it. It was - the young woman had disappeared. A' let , - - i� 9170 our __ re to give their life and,011argy to the up I ial. I . I does continued -prosperity pay? � The . 17 i Elowle -0. 1. I Upper Floor . With border� and ceiling to match in Red, a ,use came to toe elderly .In _� 11F . I written from Fleetwb-od, Assiniboia, �,n Aug. building of the greatest wheat-produoing ter from Syrim am, - i 49-- . I I t 0i I amount of energy expended in planning and - .- -0`718-r 20 - - I I . � . MAKWACTUR net 27th : � . � Blue, Green and Buff shades suitable for empire under the sun An your train rolls and someone saw that W began' "' Dear , 1, - � , I I . INO. striving for gain is oub!of all proportions to * I -, �! II ink of it I - � - � _____ The nish of work on a western farm eel- '_�d pon the platform Hubby." The mitted that the 4 , I � - ,, 1-i __ - - .1 I . I the desire for higher t6go, and 0 is all a Halls, Parlor4, Dining or Bedrooms. R,g- onward you may sta, u man then 4 - I ill - 1 , t, we - , ,_��-� �� A, - /' dorn relaxes, but the past few daye Of Sl- . ular 15c, 18c and 200 per single roll. NOW and gaze at a ' �� , ," : � are - repitition of the histor of the Israelites,; in . ppArently endless waves of woman was his wife, and that hisnamiq Was .$ 4 � I r IV �v IV 1W 4 - . . 1 4 =I . or I VVVW � . - most incessant rain has thrown us out of T 10o per roll. wheat, exbonding onward and onward until Earl F. Bout ell. ' . I A � r .- UStOM a , 1- � I . - times of prosperity they forgot God, so that . � ill _'I "r - I .1 I � . . . 6mploymout. This it the time, a ve all ig He& -Mr. J. 3. Jard;ne, Canadian Trade �� r . � . _ in times# adversities lare 'ore really blame- they merge in the horizon, one 4,1 � 0 - �, - . I others, that we would --i like to put in a little . .. To - 9 ; i - in , � � - . � - I ,uise th&D*v6 oars to a;dmit. of grain. You pass onward from t at vis- Commissioner in Sou�4 Africa, writin to 1.1' . , - �� ; I ings in diog - L MIU� i� � "4., . Lt . -,--2 . . - overtime,bub its ours 6 wait for the )resent, ore local and A11JEUX. WIN'T' X ion, you note the immense area of equally the departmenD at Otlaws, says that. there . �_ � , T . I 11 - I I �: .. I �� . 7 1 A good crop in waltinj . the binder, . and the HaS Loped to have filled in rn - fertile land aa yeb untouched by the hand of Is still a gFeA depression in trade -there. . I � I - I - . �Zl I . : � A q -, � . - � - . family news, but this! picribble has almost - a I I I rl � Z U, I sr " 1 season for frost dravfing so near, makes it - SEAFORTHO the husbandman, and you can only dream In Natal Sir Albert Hine is c11rryi13 I On the - 4.: � � I I � I ap I �. , 4 1; � I . I " 'a C"t ' � I - --,,I I iL I . I I I _. . reached the proportions of's weekly news. ,ith the p8aker vote. . - �_ -1, - � " ��- - - Ja et.4 j *_ ; 11 . hard to be patient. Quite a lob of grain has Picture -framing- a Specialty. of its future possibilities, thinir of, the time government w 0 in ,�� * '. 9� __ . i . prigg ,, 1, - . _ck . . " 1 3 � � paper. Tell the girls! if we do not succeed as -a � a t�2 � � ', - , 4 - � . h bee __ I I - .. . . � . . I . I n Cape Colony Sir Gordon 8 I - I.. 1, I � prensing s � � . - N , been cut in Manitoba, and in many districts, in selling those horses, !they are to,06 - I � -, . - 1i I - me.up when all'thab vast area shall pass under the I � , J, .1 ,;�.**. . I I Ir -, � t without a Ms- �( - .� . C4 ,� , . . . � i:�fl',� . . the crop has been lithb. In the Territories plow and ask yourself in amazement, carr�ivg on his goverpmen f: f; - .1 � . 11 U'd drive to i a' - 9 � - 7? � & . . � ' hton, Miss McCallum. �,v t -J 1 -. ! tersest or �,. " - ..* � I j� .. :--1.-_i-,.: I next mummer and ride Ill At sbamov M iss, Crei what shall the harvest be ? jority. Thure is a growing ieeling in South .1 - �, �, ,. , -�� i,' e� __ .. . - the crops are very good, and cutting would � v , - g! of 7aew I, !,� ..- .1� � hearts' content. Mrs. � '! � . �. , I .:, a � - - _. �r . '_ - 0- W- expects i to Fancy panel, M.'sa wrethour,Mise Creighton. X. H. Africa for Canadian products. Mr. Jardine , � � , - , - - . . �kj.' 14 ,4' -, , i � . . , ... �'_ � � .� . have been general .this week had It been -un , rice Ger-� I.' i I go to Langdon,Dakot5 to a family re �_ rl; - 11 �, I - 4 1. __ - I 1 4 � - �: .: ��X' I dry weather. . loll Woollen double yarn, Miss Creighton, Miss WINN11,90, October 5th, 1903. . says tli&t it w 11 be a ceatury before South I ZPA� I _1 � fitting-, - - ;_ . __ __ -, .---.-- . I _. 4. . .I..;,. - I . - - nq quite (Mr, Robert Diokson'sji in- about two week - : .. _ N0", �, �:�: - � � I was over to Arob a last week a a' Brothour. Patbhwork quilt, W Hyde, h - � — I Africa w;ll be within measurable distance i, ; -.11 .` _.�.,�.;.A-- . �., -A�. .f. -." � -1 . , I - � . - _: _. . - . id. Tha a � - *1 11 ... I- ,�,,".,: I 'I BRoTuBit WmL. u , - - . �_ � . 1, ..� 1, e��: - , � they have a Fergueon, Croolist or knitted q ilt, also , � .,i1f,,__ _121- , a lot had been out, and extra Canada. I of Canada ap a country to live in. The for these , .. ..; . � . ; I � . V::f. t! = I I ,.:.. 1-1--, '.. �� __ � . 3ofe. cushion, � � !j .. 1:_�. � �, � -1 - _' ore labor market, is ghitted. I 1. 3 - I , I 14 ad been - - -- � " I.- fine crop. Win. Kqechtel h up to .zy work, E Ferguson. .F -The annual convention of the Western � 1- " �! , , 10 repeat I , .1 . s The Stath Show. , ow, - � .. I --,-.-.. , I., I � ` r I I it V.-. '. - .,.." -� '. . " E. C. Warner t*o weeks ,before I was Mi6s Brethour,G Vivian. Embroidery in silk -George Li' �lle, a farmer at Plum Holl -1 � �` - " - 12 ; . .." - 4. .. � , ,�, - ,a �,, - . . � ` .2 )Alftro4y - K . 'lial of the fincoessful or satin, Miss McClelland, Miss Brethour. Ontario Dairymen's Association will be held A near Brockville, aged about. 60 years, who 11 I �, I I 111. .. , The following is thei - , 4 Z - 5 � — I " �,. over, and was greatly taken with the Ar- . ,'_ : � I .ICP�*� *' 11 rip- -1 1 4 _._� 1. � - . I I , ?I - _ U . all- d ,� � 1, ". . in St, Thomas in January next, on the 12.1h, . - - " , I . Is- I . - -. -: - "J �, .' ,.�, - ming Ove competitors ht the faltijair of the Hibbort Embroidery in wool, Miss Creighton. for some mon tap- past-, suffered .from ilk- I 40 �Z ' - ie r to I ,- . , .� z �:. . __ .- ;� ^ ! cola di - % . , - - aurely � 1� - " ..,� -;.: I.. :,.-,-- -'-' r ; strict. He. -intended oo ' a l3tih and 14th. , I _ ,I I ! k - . 'I."."..- - .- hold ab Staffa on Tues. Roman embroidery, Miss Brothour, Mis, - _r. � , . . . - %11101._� I see us., � - , . - . � ,� � .1 ._., but everybody was so busy, and E. Agricultural Society, I 1 4' health, committed suicide in the ,stable at - 11 F 'ugh our 11 _. �111 �. z, -1: I I . .1 -I.... "."..% T_*L,.a*v*'1 -Potatoes are scarce and high in prit'le lu � � 5 ip-.i � i day of last wdek, snd:of which moutiOn Was Cr6ighton. Kensington - embroidery, Miss '!�, .. , . __1 - , . , _. !.. "'. .., - � , , home Fiiday. He wound a halter I _� �1, � � 7 i % � -;,f , .- - -- , - �. - - � " -*.. 7'. , ..... - " C.. hadTeceived a letter that day from me ' 'i . I �' I . . . I � . � . .;.- � - 7� 4 . -� �. - -1, -, . I I A - - 1-_1.'.;.J "'N . I �. - 1. � .. - -.I- ,.��,, I , '' . . _r - Java canvas I - -�L.� ,,�A � I th,e Obtawa district, selling on the narkeb' his 1 ..'... .�__ . . �� -.;, 4, I - 7 . i . . . � .... i" - .: , .. ,i�,;:,...-,.�, , , ' , , , ""'; " , ,,q made in our Staffa! � correspondence last Creighton, Miss Brathour. T191 , 'J �. � .., . . - . � M . ,i�7 , ';. I I shank, which was fastened to a hanger ri -11 � . t . - ,� , , . ), �.Z'111 .saying that I was starting west for.' horses. I � -� I . : .. �,4 - "., i -_ � - .- . , i - �:� �, Z�. , I at 80c and 90c a bag. Shipments are . ' I I � - . , - ...., I _ i� " �; -1 I - . � - I . ", - Miss Me � _� - 1! . "- - - - - , - !�,�. �,� -, I That decided Win. Knechtel not to come. a 11 - � ... . . , f ,� '. ; % t--, .4, , week: , . work Clelland, * Mies Creighton. d his neek several times, and threw - � I - -1 . . ., _1 - ..., 1 �. -i.,v . . "I ; ! 7 being made from outside points at 75c a : aronn a - iZ-*._ - '. - '�,"."�:__, 1. -,- I— . 11 � � 2 - - .. -N - . - .. � . I � -11, .4 i 1, _ , . d. �;,. . � .. - , . - t atid ___ --4 .: HoRsEis.-Draught,,-Span in harves, 0 Crocheb in wool, W Hyde,Miss McClellan himself on the floor and strangled. He bad , . . - 1. %�_ � . .,)., 1�_ I . . . .. _�Z_`�, - . i Bub I hope the next time he will more 1. _. I I ; ". ..:..*:,�. : -1 � � � I _.. , . ____P�11'1_.':_1_�, , '. I . bag. . - .11%.j ; - . . �'1.;.,.-.�:%'-t-.,:-..�.- ".... .:.. - � "'?, � .. i� �, - I : fortunate, for I would like well to have had Robins, Robert JaAson, Joseph Norris. Crochet in cottoni Mists McClelland, Miss )' I been dead sotr e time when the body was I � . __ .- . . � I ew a -I,- `� � -p - � '. _. � !�; � . � I : .:-,_-�":._.'_.�', .0. 1". I -Rev. Dr. Johnston, of St. Andr :,4" 1 . U I i . I. _- I *Zl. - - . - � - -, .". �. 1, - - "k. a orack wi' him. Brood mare, Win Kei'alake, J Molatoib, 2ad Creighton. Slacrame work, Miss Brothour, s in well-to-do circum- :. . ! ,w �; ... � I I . . ...." 1. � _�J ..... � � . ..,- - '' -1 .,� I 1. Prosbyberian church, London, last Sunday, � Z I 1. r. � . , . - � _,� I .. ... , . . � - -: - ,� . - . �, - - .. .. -_- - , : I L - --- - - Maud for - I" I., 111. .;, . ... The horse expedition fook two weeks of and 3rd. Foal of 1903, John McIntosh, W Nlisa McOlolland. Toilet 1;et,, Miss Mccle I' stances, and Owe who knew him �can only ' . -11, � A 1, . . I I I . ,.-��,, . , -,� � . ounced to his congregation that lie had 1" � ; ,,�,q ann r . , - � � � � merita � '.. �_,:VVA . . I gt Mon. Fawcett, J Mclntooh4 Three year old, filly land, Miss Brethour. Patches oil old pants. account for th a commission of the desperate 4 1 , 4 . ,M, - __ �V-1� / ' , � - '4 � . - . - _1_11�1_ 11. )", � ,onr time, getting home a week ago li decided to accept the invitation of the 4 - � "". - ... - -at h - �_ 1: Aeed no , -� -1 --d I or gelding, Rribt Jackson, Hugh Norris, F Miss Creighton. Ladies' underwear, Miss . i .1 � I � , J� day. I may give you a little sketch of our � is mind bad be- , , � ., ;�, , " � American Presbyterian cli urob, at Montreal. deed by the t, cory th .1 i I - � ;E ,,, 4 � - - 3- � I . - � I ,/ '_'?I,�,, , ,.V- . .- __ -1 -4 'tha pub. I , . �. v., R Hamilton. Two year old filty or golding, Craighton, Miss McClelland. Darning on come totally ubalandtA by his illness. He I _- . I ".. - . ,��:f �'.1,1, -trip and combine with it some infokmation . -Jacob Kohler, a farmer, living near ; 1. �._ �. 7 I , _ 5 a & RFJ �,, z , r ' ends . � R g m t, Mi, - I - � ��--.;� i 11 -:. , � - ; , - I , - I to, see - �%. .Pf . I . .aa to the system of handling large b of Wrn Kerslake, lot and�3cd, Win McLitren, stookinge, Miss Creighton. ves a wido, v and one child, -_ - ,I f1i ,_ 1. �1 - ___11%__14� 1 2nd. One year old filly or Bug on. � '.L.J, - i -i i . _;�, I . -1i., ? I , I i 4 Ur - Palmerston, was struck by a Grand Trunk lea , mportant in4ustry is ab6at to - - . .. 45 owa . - � . i `r- I r-.il I stock in the west. George C I I r . ,� P-� 11 Spec Laundried �:� ra speak I - ($ '��_ , gelding, WRI Brethour, W MoN ht Bubbonboles, E -Another i I" I . , ,, Rody . I . 'ki, ...., ,�.- 01�1 11-1 i Kerslake, J Mclntos�,� 2nd and 3td. - Ferguson, W ]VIoNaughbon. train Saturday afternoon, while driving over Arrange . I I . _!_., � :: � I .. , � ! White. be establish(d in Woody --tock. - �i .. f1_1 . . - 0-, - -.:, I -4., i -Robertson and! took train from the Main street crossing in Palmerston. He _ 1. ��;"" � : � .� I - . �. t;_.� I � %a ;/ "I . � I I . wood, 250 miles west, to Rubb. Lakei where ial for beat heavy horao,.2 yearis old and Up- 811irt dottars and cuffs T M Hamilton, Miss A_ �Ce , 1� . � � I . . � - . � - I .Y . # I .from the wagon, but escaped mento have been piiactioally comvlet�a I ;i, -_� �iji L - ,I ,�(. r- was thrown ,� . - - ,� � ___,Z�'r . ward, Wrn Kerslake, J J Miller. McClelland. Fancy pin cuRbion, Miss � - I . , . � -1 ., r 9�__, Ryan and Farrii, of Winnipeg' I . whereby a company of Ohio and 15otroit 4 ! Ir .� " , I . , have a horse wo vear old I With a out on his head. The horses were -11 . - 'I ,1 !4 I � , 7 4-i , I I : . General Purpose,-! filly or Brethour, E Ferguson. Painting. on ai k, Capitalists will secure possession of- the -old �. . �.jr , r T ,� . . I � �. ranch. Thosepeople arenotonly" ngDged . .11, 1 _1 .� 1, � t : .1 . . ; - I , 1911__�, %i' '. -1 '.. . . - not hurt. :z ..i.. � - - I we had ,� ...4 � _% � . I - I I , t� .,\ ,,� . -*.-. Nenisington G:eamery property, -near the Q - - j I -1;'% /� - I ra gelding, g Dinnen, 'Robb Barbour One plush or velvet, W McNaughton, Mies A stran . � � J .r, � -4 ge looking specimen of mother . 11 - Js,N : in raising horses. but bring in large umbe - ., in &-bout - _,� - . . �i -, ; 4,1 � - - - '�, -_ .�- 1��_-.. I They hay. a band - - T - - f; - , .. , � - " :. I from the Amerioan side. year old filly or gelding, Henry Pa eamore. Creighton. Pencil drawb3g, W MoNaugh earth was brought to Peterboro a few days P. R. Etation. F. bit, property is to be ex . , � . ! - '�� I !�`_ - � �i - tike this.- � ,.- . rriage,-Three- year old filly or golding, ton, ; tonsively itnp oved, and the place converted - . I., � I , �: , t � *1 .- i � .. - �! � . .71Q �_, - - . - I �_ of two thousand on the way ovc-r at��resent. � Ca ago, I Ib was a huge potato weighing two - ,il ''. ;_ I - . 1. I I I r, Bruce- - . "? % J 40uld b& � . 1; lot of the best f those Thos Annirs Two year old filly or gelding, Jui)Gm._Horsee,--P MoGrego into a factory for the manufacture of bent �, � ��'.J, I _i_� ��, � � They sell and shIp a . , pounds and three-quarters. It was grown . . � . I ,_ _� - � I - I I '. �, .4 , , tiQuId. ba t . I 0. Robins. Special- f r best light horpe, C field ; Mr. Hamilton. Cattle, -John Shop- wooden good 3. The prezent building will , , - , � . I i � _ , - ... _ 4 I . through their sale stables in Winnip g. Any I '44 - , . . -_ . . I ,� by G. W. Hatton. It was, apparently, - � - �,� i i� , A prepared . _1 . �, . , Hensall. Sheep and Swine, -Wm . .- q �, 1, i - . Robins, Win MoLaren, hard be thoroughly ov6rhauled, and saveral addit - i � , . I i dealer coming to their ranch can pur�hase in I . three good sized potatoes which had grown , I �A - - he dreez - _- 3' '0VE1,'00ATS " is not the term for the�*e jaunty garments. I 3arness, Jas CL0in. pri ton. Implements and Poul. . � I I - -4;j - I i Roadster. -Span in, -, � - . 0 t gives nO car lot., ,r In larger numbero. -Tho�r ranch � dham, Fullar ions made. he agreement for the,pureb�as- , r R together in a very strange fashion, making a 44 tding the, I Brood inare, W MoLar�n, R 4y, -J Miller, Hensall ; D. McLennan, -;;;1 " i " . I , � . � I i - c-estion of their 11 snappy " style amd elegance. These are top coa ' com- I�a Andrew. I I - ing of this property has been drawn up and - _s- �, L, il . - . su ta, and is one of the old LeiSter Key fsrm�s, novel eight. t, '' I I ""It - , . , BltoWD16e, A Wrii , verbally asserted to, and will be signed on � ',.�-, 1. Ay popu_- - __ ' ght, Foal Of 1903- R #ullartou. FruiD,-F R Hamilton, Hibbert; il., � - , J. . ; t16 best made, for early Yall wear, in covert cloth and whip c6rds, fawn and por3ed of twelve,, thousand acres, for which -William Reid,. a Johnstown farmer, :_ I � I 3� apecial% � Brownlee, W McLarev, A Wri One H Brown, Wincheleea. Dairy and Manu- the arrival of the head officials -Of the com- � 4 _ -1 I . � � � they pai(I last year thirty,six thoul nd dol- . near Brockville, met with an accident by - ,� - � I Z blue Ing- - � y J I this is year old filly or geldi3lr, W M "'t- 1 Grain 'i, V ; Our lon-est range h)wever in the Overcoat line is shown in the lon" oNau I � I U�y- t, 1wre cash. Seven thouqaud sores, 6t0n. facturce -T M Hamilton, Staffa. next w, jek. " � 4 - I - - -1 � � I pany - tj� 1. _ 1 .9 1 which he lost a foot, He was engaged in � 11--, 14 w, orearn, - � Toklmy gaat, fini'%bed with velvet collar, in &reys and blacks, simply marvel8 for' Single driver, D Rusoef, W Hawkeh4vv, C and Roots, -D MoLollati, Fullarton. Ladies' -George, a on of Thomas . Wyley, Cold- - 1- , I fenced iq one fielk with four wiree and s , , :rz ,- �;l 0 9 . driv a horae-power connected with a -: ,'- " - .41� - I �, � .1 ashmere, _. Robins. �, � I . Work,=Mrs J D Hubohinson, Staffa. water, had a nanow escape from death ," , I I � I aud durability, for the - price a mi niber of . "I4 . :, � 3q . I ltyle,, (,,,mfort , . - cedar posts. Mr. Farris to also 1. threshing mill, on a farm in that locality,, , ! i PT other i 1-1 - CATTLE.-Durbams '.-Milch cow,A Milllorj —0 while drawing "ton*e' for Ow fonndation of 11 � i . the largest cattle firm in the west, 11 4ordon, � * -. � � ; I and in some unaccountable manner stepped �., ,--i � I i . " I - N�, '. � , - ; - 11 . - . � . naid a and Farris," F R Hamilton, 2ad &ni 3rd. Two year old I A Western Letter. I he cog -wheels of the povier, X110. Byron Be&ttfa house. He bad just itilload- 14� 11 � �i �, Iro a j6lning r . I __�`�? � i ti year - X�l ,i, , Z ' 0 m boy in ithe � , ., � ,4i I ; , - I range L'o DEAR Exrosnoa, -� � � , . i - heifer, F R Hamilton, A, Miller. ed a load of otone and was starting off when . - � � They'haVe. cattle on an ad P Heifer -As a Huro foot was so badly crushed that it was sub I - I . , - , Xlery. � 0 � old. heifer, I st and 24d, A M i .r. mind that a he noticed that the line waa undor the tow- �4 ,.* � 3 - 000 where I Jawsome Mexican cattle, W ich are Wemb,jt suddenly crossed my , sequently amputated. -I- � ��: ) 9 1 $ o : J - - I � �! . � �4 I - - It d "10 r, G Smalo, F R mmilton. Ile B gun, when he made the mistake that many 1_' . 0 . $1i I 8 000, 0; I an Q ull calf . - . furnished -with horns. that would ko the- call I J ii few notes on Weatern topics mighb bb ofin- 11!a . _,_One day last week a partridge flow into t ,I �3 11 mra tbai� - . A Miller, F R Hamilton Her( , , ore have made by walking on the tongue - �� '-,;.R� r I . . I finest specimen of Elk turn green wi h envy. . torest to your reader#. The past few 41 - � �� . ' Mr, Thomas' house,at Port Stanley.and was in _ A- _,�Ijq. � is- just & . . I . - i_.� _1,4 - I . . . I One three-year-old steer was decora ad with Hamilton, A Miller. � J. monthe have certainly not been lacking In between the lior8c& His preisenco frighten- , � it, -1 � , getting a drink out of a pail on which it was , . � �1. r and a,b , ,, - re - running right out from his Ilea with a Ayrehiren,-COW9 010 one Ve Id h ifer, niattersof vital importance to the Westerner. and M r, ed the &aims s, and they started off-, ,� He - *.j� . ' __ 44 -11 - 10vvi(:,qt - that v,tnnot be mateba'd anywhere, unless you go half as much M� aset 0 ;ivia , let perched. The door was closed, '. "I .1 wn else- � Thos Aonis, Grade !,:- �00 W, � il the horaes made . ti �� . � 4 ! i ung ion to th a tongue tint , i t . h " . � M011PY , wl li, . that would mesa a over With the inrush of immigration and the Thomas took it Into custody with the aid of , ,. �� re, favor. , R ave made to your meatiure and special order. It will cost: you cork-morew twimt�. f" - J - i � � �, .. _�_ i - � � I a kharp turn, wh,-n he dropped off. One of i_ � � . I us of an doming of a ti&nscontinental railway--Lnot a lending not. If there is anythin as far . I I � five feet from tip �o tip. e t d 3rd, A bliller d. Two yetbr ol bef- a 4 I pleased I u0hiii to look at these gar�neDtS fit them on if you choose, and �if .satiBfiod, . . . . �, � . I fer, lot and 2ad F R Hamilt-iD, Win 0 iver. 9 8 i,- , � ': !,i I - feet, I I'A A � a kno I r> 7011 1 two others that - would meabure seven - ' F 4 Hamiltonj Win to mention an election in Manitoba and a than bbis, we would like to hear about it. . the wagon wb eels struck him on the head, I - ;q :a -w . . aud-r-quire ,,In overcoat be glad to place one with'you. -: It wili be a case I Yearling calf, A Miller, inflicting ant, gly scallp wound, One of his j, I . �� , � 's � ) - . When in Mexico, Mr. -Ryan saw a. met :F R Hami : #now storm in the middle of September- Partridges are said to be very plentiful this � 11, I * 1'_i� ,�,b fingers, oirmiihial beriellit. -,, We have lower priced Overcoats at $5.00 and ,higher mounted, for which eigh� hundre4 dollars Oliver. Heifer calf, I Iton, Win the Western citizen ban had his hands full, wrist was also rprained. - I I "; i 11 . I * - I � 9 fall. I �;,., i_� q � 1.1-.1 brJer to . Hard of fouo steers, , - I , ", . . ., Oliver. All'clayses,---� sides being provided with 'abundant'food -The final report -of the House �Com- I I - 1. - � . had beew paid, Another mail had refused J . A! steer, Win Oliver,lat "O mittee on Ag.-ioulture -Taskes reference to � � .1 .'reation's pmed at -�1:2_1.(;01 �ee these'also. 11 . - . . pair of also beat two ,,Mr. P. Farrel, proprietor -of the Royal J :_ ? 7� , .1 , j � � � � I year o ght. hotel, Woodebock, was badly injured at the � I I 4 � � twenty-five hundred dollars for 0� for thou :' .4 7 - - ; : - - . - � ,�, I! �1, A stylish . I I . C i I nd 2nd. Oae year bid steer. A Miller, F the g eat inelellge i I � 4 hay WhG I ; . : I I borne still being carried on an , : The harvest is now nearing completion, fair in Ingersoll Friday afternoon last. Mr. r n exports of Canadian -�:,_, - I _� _1 ; � 11kJA%v01Q,J1V4J,10~ 1AAAA____ � . R Hamilton, Steeric lf,George Vivian, lot farm and d Ory Products during recent _. r- -11 4 i abou't forby r r fifty dollars. for beef. You I . and, although much threshing remains to be when -, r", " � : I I . Farrel wav standing in the horse ring .1� I - � . - . . I . I datake in . and 2ad. I f 3gin to form an estimate of rs. - 16 is 3ointed out That the exports of -4 1 � � I ; � � . I - .ie saltIng, but he was knocked down. The shaft struck' yea � i, �:, � . I � . � . ; may think those-yBirris riqui I done, we can bi - A : I � . . i All the pr; es or eep in - - � I found Mr. Ryan a christlan gentleman and SliuFm- - wero tak-* cheese and bi tter hivo rimen in value fro - - � -.1 �-] . I I the result �f the ge'asonjo operations. The him in the back of the head, and he was - . t- 0 an by R b rrisi, ; 4 i,- � I . � O�00 ISO ,_,� I . : . th in quantity and quality, run over. He war broughb to Woodstock in p -,. � I I �. . thoroughly reliable, besides, &M 0 _&rb No � . total crop, bo i . 0�1 I 11 I - I f . SWINF,.-Wherewtr no exhibits in,pwine year, and that $12,500,000 w,rth of pork- � . I I ! . . . . � I ..- � saw of the cattle, could believe thein guilty may fall slightly below the bumper years of a semi-conscious condition, but will likely - 'A . � I , . � , 1_ A ; I 1. A u, rs a e' Mov ng. - of almost anything in the way 0 borne. ex?ept in Yorkshirem,'�. and all tb,3 prizes in 1901 and 1902, but at the same time the sea- , and bacon wfe .exported in 190% as com ar- I - _� ': rr I what I $12,700,(YJO in 189-9 to $25,300, r ! I _F r I � � recover. . I . i'l I __ ,J 4 � . . I They are remark this cities were taken.by Vvichard. Birch. successful one and the .� r a T, . �, J � able for hardiness, and can son hats been a very -A despatch from Sault St' Marie says - ad with $600,000 worth in 1890,the tol a%- 11 lcl�!� � I I A 9, - n. � - � $�-:: 1 re, an ab* , pouLTp.y._Plymouih rooks, G Vwian J ,�a farmer has no reason to complain Now * ports of fartn and dairy products having i - . 11 I . . . � withstand almost anyi hardship. Seventy- . Waste 11 Dr. J. 1. Deadman was called to - , .1 , li � . . I , . - - I- - I affily are I i . he D Walker. :Legbor io, J D Walker' Ira , natire. The pri creased from . 1000,000 in 1890 to $80,0001- 5i , . I ; five thousand head *ere brought ,nto t � , of toe bounty of u im,ry berry owing to an epidemic of enteric fever - ,`� . � , : i " - the I Minorca � 9 rEl. has en more or b iss t. I �; . ing� We NoLwitlistanding tbe. fine weather lately I Andrew. I A Wrigb :Black - ;� %, � i . bate of Montana at one time la it year, . oause for the diminution in yield was, no among horses in that region. . He says the 000 lasl,-year, Tbe report attributes, this "I � �. -, I -the now, �1 . ; nand to be comfortable t 3718 a' & Andri IV . Turkeyov, George .1 excellEnt Rho ving to the favorable condition -� ��:� -'A . _k ,. � � U-tivitv in 1,'urs. People, who bave made up their ined -loose at disease Is unuasually prevalent in this . I I i � I I I .� branded sud'tu a point in the apanish, Ir doubt, 0e dry weather during the critiev _ s ." _ _ _ - anad- _ inter- .1 . if t out sit Smale. Daokog W Sodler, W Oliver. . pf soil and el e mate, the enterpriee of 0 � 1* - I - . I winter, ark- seeuimg. the beat in the line of cb- d of growth, in the mouth of June, and county, and in the vicinity of the Canadian 4- I 78 E ,4 nifort, and they are securing n W. ranobing district and allowed to dr. GRAIN. -White is I wheat, E Forgu,on A perto 4 I ' an ays Rug- I -1,riles.- clrcum�_ztances force you to do eo, it is a mi8i,ake to buy furs late in the their leiture, till sifffici ty t red to I the qualitv has, to a certain extant, be i isnp, soienVill 3 instruction in sgricult ure and 1. 1, ,I an I sea to " Boo this season, and that many valuable %_1 . r ��:_. �� 1, . I ab now- I Wright. Red fall, Ofheab, A Wright W utiliz%biou oficold storage. I 11 I t find pasture and grow up with the 1country. _ - � Jurt a by tn,e di�fficulty of bhe harvest weath. horses had died. A number of farmers in � . _�. 4 i.;� 11 e Z Tged to make selections from the left -overs, . Oliver. White oats� 0 I e gueou G Vivian. - . �, I � ; �, �ou1l ad- � - r Vilbolt, because you are then ob] I I aly the weather man spaired no that region have been seriously hindered in as committed at �_ �. I t - .. � Montana it a ranch-ing state, having rent or. Cort -'O., -A dreadf I suicide. w I `11� I 2� - � An �_ , LA . . I . . -1 �ta �Aeet Z T may 6ave, a little in price, but how much do yon lose in quality, to Barley, G Vivian, B6%um, E Fergul'oly, Mies p4ine to up,set the bent laid plans, but his the London Iasane Asylum last week. � 1. . I 7 i � rile, yu% out last year, forty-seven thousand head of eedo Mias BraLhour. their fall w9rk because of this disease. . %-iii � 1. �iii �, Br Timothyi a, - namell Haldane was nob considered I " � 11 i I )_ . ethour. antics culminated in a suo-W storm of unusual i 4 . --- ,--iA - - il � � I - -1 1 -4. � Z . say Inothing (if a few dollars worth ot comfort in the meantime, horses, but like this country settlers are -Oq Monday, while a threshing gang- inmate 4i 1 - - 0 i - A, I i � I I � a , Gen Smale. -_ A - � . 11 - . . king in, and a Is Indian cord, W Sadle everity, and since �hat time we have had Davis, a daugerom patient, and was employed at I V. - - i � floe ranching on � a � were at work on the farm of Frank - � ; - S - i �,� 4-P � . � A I I - . I � will die out, while iiiany more people will VEGETABLIDS, —Ha potabofl�, IE Fo% much better weather. Many reports have just east of Wardsville, a, terrible accident teaming. To king a logging chain,he fasten- i I- : ' i " ; I �� L I I ; � I . � � I � i get a living in the c It is estimated uson, Win 8,idler. 1 Late potatc - , been spread broadcast throughout the world to four -inch irou, pipe in the rl I � . ountry. . _ occurred, by which Willie Miller, aged ad an end � " Is I � . �__ .- - , i . I 'Smale, ,� , . . �� Black Curl Jackets '' . $25.0 Ira Andrew dollec, of damage caused an secured the other endarounil : I _! , � . I t if settlers coi�tinue to come i.� at the Hamilton, G In regard to the amount , ervoir, i � , -1 -I- I I . tha nineteen years, bon of Albert Miller, lost res t�* I ; . . I I take 611 ithe horses in tion of potatoes, W adler, - Swed -3 turnlPHt by that storm, but the great majority of his neck. a � I i `_ I . tw.i -t. I : t F 'Black fine Cur War with two Win Sadler, W 0 iver. Oblier turnips; such stories should be accepted with a brifle -scaffolding d , I � "� � . preserib rate, it will I I his life. He was engaged onthe One end of the smaller chain b . �, � I : I Jackets . 45.00 the state to supply 'each Be throwing down sheaves, when he slipped also placed atoutid his ri,A(k, 1 and fastene yl! .��, 4- , I : . y I I I t I , � "! - . Utor ediate wurtz-.- usual allowance of sodeun' and fell inbo the cylinder. � His right log the other end to the double4 i 0 � . tee?, h a neck - �.,,, I . � .1 . horses. This all h614 to keep up the horse Thos Annis. I in 18, W more than the _ , I PH : � 1 Was cut 1i -. � , . !-I,n , -ii t I !in I 7L 7 I LQng maugel,wurt- ohlorlde. The bulk of the orop at Haldane ; w I market� . I . Kerolok, Jae NorrifG forming a link io the chain. . k � Zl - t Electric Seal Jackets 1 30-00 . . . I wag drawn in and terribly mangled, and the thus V, �, � I 3% . � . - ` - "Is s. . : . :1, . � �a ;,�, if, I . But to return to our trip, W arrived zels, W K Norris. Field car- d iiip the horses, � � � � - , I i erniak, the time of the storm and the lose in grade hip bone broken. He died in about twenty is supposed t) have whippa , �1 �'%_ - lq., � . : - he rots, W Sadler, R Birch, Gsrdsn carrots, will be made up by increase in the prices : minutep. which pulled1with such foec,3 and euld,on- - I . % at the ranch. about four o'cloo in t t� -T', ; - I - �_?, ��:T; li - : t * ' afternoon and by the � next _11� ight we had- W Sadler, W Oliver. I eaVing the no ;i�i Z'�I, %q - 1� �. . Electric Seal -sable ri med 45.'00 9 ' Parenipe, W Sadler. of wheat, I b result a close BP- -Mr. Edward Logan, aged '58 �ears, a ness as to ak the neck of tho unfortunate 1 I - I I d" -iss Me- v and b -11 �Z: t� -._,I � . -.1 : . __ . . . . � .selecte bought and branded Blood beets, M . proachto that,of last year. well-known stock dealer, who lived on the ma ,�,r the iron pipe alm,)st double. t I I - - ,1 _,W � - ,, one � hundred John Carmichael. .� I I , . i , .- I of horoWandhaid them Callum, R Hogarth. Turnip beets, R Ho- et when the boiy was disoov- jfzi - . . . d-% , 'i . ty ., - . I twenty five heac' The election In Manitoba, with its conse- Governor's road, West Nissouri, deopped Life was oxrO. t, 11 � .- - . and - - , � . . I __ . .1 � . - f4l _;, . I P Zoicharan Lamb Jackets , 50000 0 way, home. George garth, John Carmichael. -Red onions, John R(ld Was a farmer ft om near Stath- I ecoa, 3 1 . � r.. __ � � - - eight miles on th rp quent landslide, ill ancient history, and it dead Friday, as he was about starting for ered. D 14 ,:1- . I . . ffir. Yedow oniomp � . - 6 I ; *f I __ ; � Cowan rode a ,hori� he borrowed at the Carmichael, Chas T I roy about ,-).Years of age, and unmarried. � - ; I . I male. Will'. . may,seem out of place, to refer to it here, Dorchester. Mr. Logan - had some short- r , � V 11;� 11, - _� - - . c a an, e I 1� I us a start 1. � but I recall it simply to allud to a con- horn cattle entered for the fair, an was go- -For some weeks past a one - 1� - -it g; 4 i . 606 0 ranch, and ga �ho ne*t morn- Miss M 00 Ing � I . . - . I I - 16 Ladies' iaed Jackets . , I - *� � 4�.- . -4. .. ing for a few a ilea, then returned lwith his 0 Tuffin. Cabbage I Wrn Sadler, J AcCul _� - . I I . duct of the press in that campaign. Aside ing to start with them, when he suddenly man from Me toalfe township, has been look - V.', , . t� " :, : . � ,lMias MoCulloc' . F. -��.:_� �Z �,J i' laxa.ud8r I - horse and took the train horn - dy and loch. Watermelons b, John from all political questions involved, it is a met his death. He was a 'native of Thorn- ing for his w,fe at the Grand Trunk station � - -- ,�, ,� � 8 1. ids - . �� - ' Appo- � , I ich 0 ved to A Norris. Musk elon , Goo I- certainty that the conduct of the press in dale, and took an active part on the 01on- at London. Into the wla6.,%s of every '..' � �L'_`_ .41 . . -Beautiful = Ruffs t 7.50 0 $23.00 Smal M, . . I - � . iv I I had three saddle horses, wh 3 � 'i , '. . . . �k , - '', : . � ;��-, 11 r � - , � kina, Ira Andrew, E 'ON. � 4� ., at h. He - I be only about half enough. Ourex eriences McClelland.. Pum that campaign was vile. I make the state- servative side of politics. Mr. Logmn leaves traiu that passes be peers G�geily ln the - � 1� 4 . I . . I - � � I . � , -1 d he re- : a good sized book, but ould re- Ferguson. Tabl � I squashes, Cilarles ment without; apology, and I believe I would a widow &'nd a son. - hope of ,oatchi a glance of h�r who has left # 14 11 I , _11 - � � : . _.: - M . I il � I �. Vollarettes and Caperines, , � Norris, marlitn6th !�Z 4 i- �11 : � 5.00"to 35,-00 would fill - . I 11 f . - e � . � I . � � quire to be 6 be ully ap- Tuffin, John A,; ;P0 trace of her pw'been die- . �� 14 - Participated in to . be supported in it by the great majority of -Mr. George Vick, of Ottawa, has P. his fireside' ., - , I . I- �� - I- 7. .� S. � J . - , - I � D take turns at squashes, William 11 0 b by p A. �� 4� i I .- The ' ' . preciated. We expected to liver, George -Smale. the thinking people of the West. The edi- freak of nature of a nil at unusual type. It covered ye I the deserted I but not di - I I ; ,1. Tomi*- � I 9 rail- I __1 -- �4. Kin � . - . very scalce ; Citrone, Chas Tuffinj J Carmichat i I'�i�� t. I- T� 1 - , '� Men's'Coon Coats, I , night, herding, karalle being � torial oolumne of the leading papers were to a common ordinary brown hen with a couraged rush. The story - 35.00 -to 755. I 0 1 _ go?s.thab a - �' - I - F - I . ! . . � 7-1-- -.j - . . I � Ira Andrew. "6� - � . III �:,0_ . � - p,, is be- � I - . b ,t the'mosqttitoes were so bad it I req red toes, Wm Sadler, i Colcry�. Wm used to sling mud and fiction, rather than mouth and nostril@ much akin to human, road man W3n the affectiona0f the Metcalfe I "', Z , .1, - . . I .1 - - ) S , � - 1. I -y . agood& - ; One night we herded with a Sadler, Goo Smale. ' the - . 0 " . A- � , , I �8.001 to 3451 i 0 buth of us. facts and arguments, a course which did There in not the slightest semblance to a farmers wife �, and to use ihewords of = * Iff - � ., . , 125 lbs. salt =� � 1,4 1 !_ 14vt -_ 4Z, :IrM 11 ' � � Al e. n's Black Calf Coats, - -1 �- fence' to bold one. side, an'd a good DAIRY PRODUCB.' ' butter, E not, by, any means, improve their position beak, and the mouth and nose are well de- imm6rtal StA hen Brodie, -said: " Oh, , � - 'j�'! 4rt _4L.ne ae- .� .1 . . . l ' they 1. . , .- � I . __ I , when A a to be fined. It is an odd-looking make -tip, and is let us elope !' and disappeapud. ThIs was I If � .-- . ' ' ' . ccen He 11 smudge going until midnight, we had Ferguson. 5 lbs. fro! h - butter, Goo Smale, - with & ma 4 ority of the people. It i ik �_*_T_ �, ", I � . _1�1 �,�-t � I � 11 11 � A . - � lof I . 1 6. 00 -to 20.00 w'ra Miss McClelland, E', Ferguion. , T -1 I_ , I 4 : .4- ; , (�7*fthis ,_ � � Alen7s Pog Coats, � . . to give up the job and start driving.- and hoped that the treatment of graat national exciting a lot of curiosity. -The hen's origin some time - before the Weatilm Fair, and, i- - I I . e- - - - - I i r James F � E. Uthera, . � kept it up until after daybreak. Horser, YRUIT.�PIU.1119, Miss Brethou" , and international questions May tend to is decidedly pleblan, having been hatched during the Exhibition the husband heard P,, � ; _ - _i. - . . ,-- -i , A . VF I Northern Isplest Jame] - - - :X � 8.00JO 30.04 like sheiep, keep well together while driving, Norris. a Norris, " - �11a& long , "' : %eli s Wallaby - Coats -- . I iden. broad -on, strengthen and deepen the up the Gatineau from an ordinary egg laid that the couple were in London visiting f-Im...-.1 --' 4 . � . . - �41 -: , I I . � of his I � I . : I danger from, losing them as small. William MoNaug1h On. Rhode Imland w I f-- �)�__ � . so that ' tone of editorial discussion and that the peo- by an ordinary hen. ' It is a year old and Is friends, L,)dking up his ho,ne the farmer - �_ -1 f _. ; V I I - , , Norris, R HO. - . il -=,. � �all : .. � fif he , - F. - . uroh. in. I Another night,.oamping beside the railway greenings, James le of the country may be treated to some- very tame. It picks a living -the same an came to Lon4on, and day after day . , . Z_� I ) I . .., I . H, -. I J -i-; � �� i i- ... � - � Imlaght- Z , men s and women s Furs. early, mlection me,ans . Hogarth, Groo Smale. P Lan,e asgortment o I I traok,,rain failing, wind blowing, with the garth. Baldwins, - I loves r� 1� -, ,r,- ' - .1 . I , � I . � ?D I ! R garth, H Ye !thing a trifle better than claptrap. other hens. watches and 1waits for her," � because he $ f -.1 - 1�, I A f. -L", - - - - !--. � . - darkness of- Egypt about us, the bind s am. Golden russets, -R . 'Am important business transaction was her still. � 1. �.� .; -, �� He hold t a t o. King I � .- that you get the best. i . � I 9 railway, queation in the West Is a - - 1'_�;. __ . sh � , I .. I . 14 do notbiog in [the dark Tompkin, 0 Tuffin, � as Norris. Snow, T M. - Th - ------------------ *_ -.7-, - , V. - I � I hen doctors and mighty completed by E. W. Neabitb, of Woodstock 1�_ , I , - . - ip of 11 I . . I peded. We con , -i -1 . ., � I � _� i addle horses. I We laid Hamilton, J Nori a. Ta,lman sweets, C -weighty problem. W ' fk,��, Z I the a few days ago, whereby 11 Xorth3ott," the -While c a his way home from Work ; .- .1 pincatt. . ��, I but picket our e I authority disagree, where is _;V-1-4 J� - ii-�. �, � - � �; V � . Maiden's blush, James men in ,I .1 a bank, .. � I I three railway ties -one above the other, for a Tuffin, R Hogarbhi ' rty of S. H. Janes, on the Beechville about 6 o',olo.-k the Other evening, Mr. N. 174!� ZT -, � I � . plebian born crowd to stand on these ques- propel yj��-,, . _ ��` � x iL, , ` I -1 z f -, I . a6milton. Fallawater, G mill ;,, - �i - oed this � ind-break, and lying down beside theme in Hamilton Woodstock, passes into the poe- J. Bell, an (mployee ct the Strmford - m w . tions '7 The VVeet needs the G. T. R. and road, near �14 A!' - � � -1 ' - I --- � - . � - I � Vivian. bolvernti Hogartb, Wm Hyde. - mcoe. Thisis one Building Conlipany, was struck by a flush of .N"Fi 44:"; - � - ": - nd then. our riin-coabs, with a blanket and rubber I ession of Mr. Vary, of Si "t I . -- Is. �Zl% . . - -F - �, 'I, I . , Z S - Boys ierc we slept soundly till morning, Spitzenburg, T. n the pro lightniog and ou - � � -_ �. .' � f up, though UG� , 74§ I 11 i � M6n' and ' Und lothing ; D Wealtby, James several more such railways, hub I doubt,and of the finest country residences I badly shak � - �. �i I � - � i ��,hh,o hal . . _ - I . sheet over us, y . li�!* ., 'ij . . I ogarth, - . - I I I -- I band !within a Norris. Any otha� rariety, R H greatly doubt, its efficiency as a competing serious iDjurF was done. I . t a W1 I . � I When we found the entire ibility to -relieve the congea- vin -.8 of Ontario, and its excellent location 4 ;�� - -11 l � . I I- i I � �-i' .. � � foroe and its a - , I I I . Iden, R H(-garth, W away secid.ent occurred in i, , I ,ich a, . I ile of !us.- The morning before bbis. while Sadler. Grimes' a ea it an ideal home. For Several sea. -A serio-0 run - � � �� e. . It wb , � t tion on the Present road@, More ro d§ are mak . , s of apples, R Hogarob, G I '., i , -, r - " - - . .4i I � ` q I , � rit%bla �;� " , guaranteed ur sbrinkable, at price f rom , sunrise, Sadler. Collocti4 St. Marys on' fair night h b 1" . ., Flee e. e lined and natural wool . fording:the Moosejaw creek, abou rently needed, but both the sons Mr. Janes and his family have made - young il"r- - I -V - � � I Crab applee, H Yen, Miss Bret. neaded and ur t 11 Norbheote." The people. Miss Addie M111will, 'My "WO and . '17-1, --,, - -ireattein � . I I we got the band safely over, the a ream be' Vivian. 8 I C U,_ - . �_AE� __ . I , 3.00 Per suit. . - C.P.R. and G.1 R. will .bavo all the traffic their : ummer home a � - _ _1 . - . . I ing about forty Jeet wide Winter pea�s , a - - � $1.04 to 5 . and bras- feet hour. j mcCalloeb, W Sad isse price is between $14,000 and $15, Mr. Fred Stevens, Uvborne, losu : - M � 5_1 I I. - � - L . I �A � I I I . � Tuffili. Peaches, T M -they can handle and neitber will act as a pural a fK . I - I . � with-& muddy bottom. I started to ler. Fall peare. G � I I � � � I deep, ' tinR force against the other. As 000, 'Mr. Vary will take posession shortly. their lives. As it wax they ar y in- , �� __. ' . � _ I - � � A Nools. - great compe were ar- - I � ,_ earn My horse Hamilton, J - - '�i; q - z - ****#*****"******"""* tolloW the band, but in midebr traordivary development -on Monday, while hunting in company jurad. Mr. Steiens -and Mibs kilU - . , �! . I I ' id - . . ... uR1@._M&ple ougarg J A Nor, an inotance of the ex I I . I � . � mired and "went down" broa'dai a. What HORTICULT I with some friends, J. G. Hopkins, a respect. driving home from town about ,in night, , , f -1; - . � z__ . I I . that takea place upon the entrance of a rail-. I I .., !rt Lon- I'll . I - 0 wl ris, H Yoo. Extrdo ad Oney. Geo- �Smale- f Tobermorey, accidentally shot having attended the fair concert at the . �_ I followed did not, agree very ad farmer o Z way, might be mentioned the little town of . .: Mr., U. . � I . h - . Home' made 4 ghb at __ �, . , - .� I --- . t_ . Butter and Eggs a Oas - 11 . I I Presbyterian views. After :satisfying my- Comb honey'i � Milton a the Kirkella extemion of the himself. He was two. hundred yards from opera house Their borBe 'took � fri I -- - .eek to, _ . - - lar bread, E Ferguson." Home made a0ap, J A Ra6canville, o - � 4r, -1 , . - . - � _ I I " self there were no oysters ab that partiou 0. P. R. This little burg first saw the light the rest of the party. The dogs were run. some emptyl barrels by thro side Of the road �1. I - I . . My inate Norris, Miss Creigh 0 1 J ' � -, Jannell, - : �'-! I n, Preserved 1p(-aches� to the ditch. The buggy to!. -_ I : t . �. - , place I,struck for a higher level. . ancl to -day it has five ning some game close, and it is thought that and abied i� ' : � I _. 1 *"***t"*** I � . -9 t . 1- �, ia im- .4 . ***""#A *.*" ! , , r oysters, so joined me fnr- J A Norris, T I amil*ton. Pf.,ace-P T M. , about one year ago, th I � I I I � I . had no taste fo th a capacity of nearly 200,000 Mr. Hopkins had his gun cooked ready for a lided wi telegraph pole .and ajaimt this I . I � -1 On old � � : : 12 (,thour. Plume, Miss elevators wi I . I I - . � - Hamilton, Miss 13 shot. His companions heard the report of Mr Stephnne was thrown with 6reatforce, - � � . - _� � their down at a better crossing ch will be the condition , �T � -, � . bushels. Su. * I - . es M 0- I . , me I s riling rethour,"T m Ha Uton. Cherries, John A his gun hurried to see what he had shot, his scalp be! ng badly eat. Miss �Mills had �, - --- I ; 0 - I i . It wasa revelation to ' I . i I .,- �tg con� , Strawberries, T M Hamilton, J A the new road, and in a short time both r a - r li . size of the countT a travail. Norris. and found Hopkins lying on his back. Whe 1� i,:, � ! 5 y we 'live 12. I r T M will be overtaxed and still more outlets i her left thi rh fractured and *m badly -Mr. .- . I -1. , -wa r � I Ing as Tpuch as -a Norris. Gooseberries, Miss Brothou , . I -he J Ste-, . ad for days without seei contents of both barrels of his gun had bruised. I range to say R *A8 iIOUUd � I -Sunday A Greig. . t " H,�Milton, be found necessary. I I � . . "Willow �,bush, over the bept Of avy clay H Milton. Raspberries, T M �y has late. struck him in the chest, death being instan- sitting in tho buggy and bad!. not I.Ssen , -i . The Canadian Northern Rsilwa I - I Ulan.- : wo wall Miss Brethour. Tomatoes, J D Walker. . : . - - � g to Port taneous. Deceased leaves a wife and family - thrown to the ' tiod. She wanis probably' �', 11 'tQrs in .1 I . � i (wheat) land. Giiz McIrning o0r1br n. J D Walk. ly reduced the rote on Wheat goini I ,gro _� ., . . � SUOCESSORS TO GREIG & MACDONALD) i cooked with hay for fuel. We met people Preserved, jolly, T W Hamilto thnr from Winnipeg from 14c to 10o per of several children. . thrown againeb the telegr4ph pd,le too and t Satur- � . . ( I ind, One er. Pickles, W MeNaughtan, J D Walker. Ar _ -For three full months a young woman, fell back in the rig, - I � , .-Mlisa . fi � . I . from all parte,and all extremely re. Kerr, Tomato catignp, J D Walker. W McNaugh- hundred pounds. Whether the C, P. B. � a '�ulie, who r . � � .1 lk y �� d4y we had dinner'with Mr. and Ilow suit or not remains to be meant now known as Mrs. Earl F. Boutwell, kept -Willi& epideu on the town- - ,0, = I . I ) Maple syrup, J A Norris, Miss Breb. will f0i ' - I ., 0 . Old. Stands rr a maid- ton. her sex 9. secret from her friends at Niagara line, betwerin - Flillarton and � Blarlehard. � � a, WWII 1, Johnson Bros I , from near Owen Sound. Mrs. I bainly nothing will be done from a . - � __ .� I � I / 1, . I . an name was Maria Morrison, a elative of hour. 1. but car! C. P, R, Falls, Ont., and masqueraded the while in township-, Atonded K;rkton faiton Friday 7 . inees.- � I I I � sentimental standpoint. When the I j; I , _'2 � - � Mrs. Best, and. the Morrisono, no Walton. M A.-MFACTURDS. -Home made wool blan- kes a reduction in rates it is & cold male attire. The secret leaked out Mon- last, and win accompanied by his family of I � was ia 11 I -1 I hould do kets, Mise Creighton. Union bldrikets, Miss in& - four children. On their rotr.rn� home the, - 51 . They have excellent, land and � I . —Nlr� I S:ffl A :F01:>.rX -1 I cotton question of dollars and cents and all con- day, and now the whereabouts of the wo � I - ,. i f - well. I wish the girls could ba a seen the Creighton, T Annie. Carpeting er husband are unknown. About children W ro,411 taken vwlsatl� 111. Dr. � � � � � I to re- - . I � . ions are worked out from that stand. man and h -- , � - — wrap, Miss Bretbour, T Annie. Carpeting clus � � guson, : r. J. � I- I I antelope, (the smallest specimen 9f the deer point. Whether they can afford to see the thrAe months ago a middle-aged man and & For li, I Nirktoo, was �,-ent for and pro- � � . . ! . bout the size lof a sheep, Woollen wrap, Miss Brotbour. Ont,, no �Upme active . I family) ; they are &I on the Canadian Northern Railway young fellow arrived at Niagars, Falls, uneed th i symptoma bb, t of � I � rd las.t 1, � ) lightly along IT&PLEMLNTS.-Top buggy,_ open buggY towns on and immediately applied for carpenter poi d eof the thfflreti Madan, : - I . . � . � . - -and verV active, skipping a( . I ison. an op � � 1. I _� � I town r I ,� the ridges, always ourious-to make our ac- and cutter, Will Babb. Plo*,. harrows and built up at, the exPea86 Of the towns oumbed to - _� A� - Z E to the; Coast. I �_ I Ome va , root cutter or pulper - _ , _� ; . -f cheap Rates __ � h. their own line is another question. No work. The elderly n*n gave his name as aged 2 years e1nd 6 months-, mud ' 7 m Tor I . � quaintanoe, yet too timid - to 0 ry ,- , John McCulloo- oubt that is being done, for the' weatem E. F. Bell, and Lho young fellow registered its effec ta ii - Saturday evening and was bur;- . . - -1 . I . I � I - . � weeke � - � , be- LADIZ I - Althoupg[ the throO ; - .7'. : The largent band we Sam had 81 WoRiK,-Gents' home-meide fini. d 17. I L - . . Z until x`-Tovember 30th, 1903. VancOuverq close. �sop, W Hyde. Gents" flan't farmer will go a long distance for two cents as ff heodore Bell, his son. They secured a ried Monil-ay aft.ernoon. U -_ I, I for a, . Gooj going September 20th and L I MG&CA1 7, i - � i I -n had a 0-1060 0411j, 'v4O - �___ - w I �,� ty tween twenty and thirty in it. I Several diff- sbirta, E Fergu - � job putting up a verandah at the Central other childr, h, Shea; 7 ,, ,U at, nel elifrt,Miss Br 'thour, E Ferguson. Wcol a, �,ushel on his wheat JI: .� � = �� ma, Wash. ,*te, $43.65 via. 0 , �. . � .; Seattle, Taco i arent kinds of plants were found in the We L - " t , ucceeded in pull- ng sbom through i - -" *a doing � Tictaria, New Westminster, B. 0 � . . . I m along BIB This has been a wonderful season in mavY Hotel, and performed the contraeb very attendan I L �t,7 4_ r I . . but we could not carry the . Cactus is len stockings from home spun yarn, 0 1 1 1 aas re- - i I Jen mitta, Miss ;ways for western Canada, In very truth craditably. Later, the young man went to and they wre now consider"d out of danger. -1 !:' -�' i (). P. it. : lao . Usor a Woollen xooke, also Wool an -a 9 40sell `C= be obtained *0 to !17e - I � ktiful in some has �truek. On every work in the Ontario Silver Company's pi t., No tr as, I pr b, L . I large and pleE P 9 _..J__§.LjU, , r, Ed. I , Miss Brothour. ' her hour of destiny �___ I I or in Creighton, Arrasene work. I the uoison U01"8 .- , at us I � Lii - o i Owen, Brown and R�yburn W . 1, the steady influx of and after being there a few days, gave up how the dhildren gob , �� it- __ ntrinwr , ,%Wn work, Miss, Creighton, 0 Robbins. I train, by every roa� I �1. I � , . - . i ; 1. STEWA gents Cibout fifty miles- frdm home ith f resh Dr oil, and Northward the job and accepted a similar situation 'through an "o candy ,which they � purObsse'd il _-1 - I , I - R - � A . pulation continues to r . , -1 - I . .5 I ots � 4 �_. day in GREIG & being so (rable drape, also fo " tool, Miss 0176igllt011, I POI are, Silver Company. I He" while in -k�i.-kton. They sho iiied some :=- I . reli e tide of em- with the Niag I iL. " � . - h� wmt - . . . orses, whioh was a great . ever Norhward swells th ; . .1 . �� - I ;;; . i mwnstaub In the saddl,g,r1,,, )ortions of Miss Brothour. Best piece of famy work I and n contribute its was smooth of touguO, good-looking, %nd edibles they had. . __ I __ - - - -_r - � � , . I � �� C.'P.IL Ticket an - � oui,,olothing were getti tired "The avx- not'on lipt, G Vivighn, 0 Robbins. Pillo r. and d Telegraph, and ominion s. , g . � W pire. taoh natiO seems to . I I " � . I Nisi 9�. , - . th� 11 . - I . . ; - I - I . II . I I- � . I � . I o. L 11.1 . I . ! 1. : - � . . . I - � ! � 1 5 � i . I �_ . i � I I . I � r �� I I , : I i . ! . ! - .. I- - I I i I . - � r_ i . I . � -1 , , I - I - . r , ,5L 'm , a iiii i r I - 10 � , - r/,� '91 -.1 i 1i A,., I PnAq - , , 1_� �1 ; I . I . i . .1 I - . I I . i I - �, I .... � 11 I I � I ! ! I I . . , ��. �____ � I � . 1 � . I I � I - . I- . I - .�, - I I T � � . . . . � I . . I L. 11 I � 1. i I . I . . t I I � � / I - � :1 : . I , . � i \ ___L1" 'I i . � , . I I z I I I . . . 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