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The Herald, 1901-05-31, Page 1N11 The ofElcial. Organ of Zurich and Tray Township, FIRST YEAR, VOL. I ZURICH, ONT. FRIDAY, MAY 31 1901. CHURCHES. ST. BONIFACE, Catholic. Order of service for -the summer. Sundays: High Mass at 10 a. m.; Cate- chism and Instruction at 12 o'clock; Vespers and Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament at 7 p. m. Holy Days: Bigh Mass at 10 o'clock; Vespers and Benediction at 7.30 p, m, Week Days: Miss every morning at 7. 30 o'clock; First Fridays, Mass with Exposition at 8 o'clock; The Holy Hour, or one hour's visit to our Lord in the Blessed Saeramet every Satur- day evening from 7 to 8. Roy. Father Valentine, Parish Priest EVANGELICAL, German and English Sunday services : - Germap, at 10 o'clock a, m. English, at 7 o'clock p. m., Sunday school at 2 pan. Tuesday evening; Junior Alliance, at 7, Senior Alliance, at 8, Choir practice at 9. Wednesday evening; German prayer meeting, at 7.30. Thursday evrning; English prayer meeting at 7.30. Friday evening; Teachers' meeting at 8. Rev. C. H. Finkbeiner, Pastor. • geutidte co. tutu. St. Petri ,{irdp. ui" ottesbienjt norm. lia[b 11 2,TI?r uttb abcnbs 7 II.[lr. Somttaajdlukc )norm. 9 2T4r. £chrerverlananttuttg »onuerita j al+enbs um S. edrittfe, pastor. A N) t Joseph. 1(o'IIA I S . V. I3. , •i. Notary Public., Fire and Life In- surance Agent, Monty to Loan, either by private funds or loan oonapttnies. H. J. D. tooKe (Late with(arrowjS Prondfoot) I3nrrist er, Solicitor, Notary Public. 'bewail, Ontario. pROUDFOOT c HAYS Barristers, Solie•iturs, NotFarite I'ul4 tete, ate. Cor. Square and North Stager, ti+helerieda, Outurio W. POUR FOOT a. C. HAYS • ZELLE t, as Clerk ItIth Div. Court, Our ,: , Ct . Raising accident,. On Tuesday, while raising an addition to the barn at the farm of 'Mr. James Green on the Parr line, one of the timbers fell,striking Mr. Dietrich Scholl on the shoulder and side of the body and injuring hint severely. He is now lying, at Mr. Green's, under Dr. Buohanan's care. Dietrich was at one time a resident of Zurich and his many friends here hope ho will soon re- cover. Editorof The Herald. Dear Sir Referring to an item in your valuable paper of a few weeks ago, regarding the cow nuisance, I am not in favour of letting our cows roam the streets, but there are other nuisances more disgraceful, committed and right on our main street, viz --A number of boys, or even some of our young men, as they call themselves, molesting, insulting and sneering at young and respectable ladies, going about their business and doing their shop ping. This was noticed on Satur- day evening last. This practice has gone about far enough. These boys, (or so called young men) roost on street corners, and even on the counters of some of oar stores, insulting shoppers. Now w ouldn't it be, wiser to let the cows roans at large, than to allow the calves out on the street corners? What are our peace -makers doing, and where are keeping themselves? r laying .r Probably in low in some tie- n ,. se - eluded d t otnc.t, after our faithful xniIk-produeing cow, rather than look anter the impudent calves of our town. Thanking; you, Mr. Editor for your valuable space, I ttnn, yours. An Observer. 1` O. 44 STEPHEN COUNCIL, The etnuteil of the Township of Stephen t'lunvened at the Town Hatll, Crediton, on Monday, May e 27t1.1 at to a. na. .. i1 members 1premait. The reeve reported that he and tlw reeve of (iillivray batt let a',nntralrts by tender on S. B. and settled up the business for MO. she'wvilntg 'that • Me (,liilivt'nv owt'd Stephenn, at the kind O, the year, eommieeae eer for taking; Affidavits, ('oaavevetwer e;te. Valuator for the flu rote and Me Loan mud Savings 4'e➢o 1Jllli e telee:r Bleck. 9.'earit'le shat. w• �BossENT �R z �q Lice used Auetieotaeer fust flees Comte. resp eett'eailly a e Weans lite pat - teenage cuff these Who intend bathing 9cle:s. Sataslactilim miaranterd. •d(`� Aar SELLERY, ID'eutist, eted nate e.i tlx llyvvo eCo t'e .e Of Denara4 .Stirigeoils, Toronto. 0.1Sa Lit Oaf gra1411Q1e of iDepitinciun of Iteantist y, Toronto C'roivreasity. i'aninnpcas rxtiactiionn of teeth. Plate work ca avecinlity. At Dominion House :Zurich, evcary iiliaprldaay. 1 itv Goa STAN ;..URY A. .5"Gif-49dY a.'Y lspiLi.my Sc :i"in:z: segs ItAttetISTEIt, _SOL,ICITOR, NOTARY, Cosnveyaataesr, Money to Lows en Iiiilaac, and Farm Property alt leuesnrates of in- terest. Documents in original Getman advise n oda read and ad p ZURICH COURT AT? NiDEI) (>aaiee over O'Ncirs Bark, Exeter. e Bete ..,.* w ** * * 0,<..-, - M... - mit t., • COMItit Balt INTEL ,, ko e ew+ ti.. • Strictly up-to-date qn modern iai- proven'nents. Diningroon s is sup- n e plied with only the very best. 'r 'r . * • Bar contains choice liquors and t) 0 eg cigars. r r r- r r >f.vr. te eG te te o LOUIS FOSTER, ?'ROP. 4iteee re eyds`******era7:reoree : oli cs s t aI1 Zap Din t# C Excellent Sample Rh crus tor Commeretal n1eln. E'r c`r "Cheeebe Montiniore„ `souse Equipped with all modern conveniences.First-class accommodation to commer- cial travellers. Bar and. din- ing room. always supplied with the best obtainable. L Shoemacher, Prop The bplaw appointing; Louis Wolper r a k pound -keeper, was trill. ende d, alt request. NO as 'til illaVe (ze=ap>i' ;e^ Webb in Ids iiItataay. Ilestelved. that Anderson amid *tViiierth examine F'ont's bridge and have !dens !inquired, and test;. for,. tenders for tine raonlwtennetInti there- of. and their James lit Keever lest the ra.ontr aet for Mud erect; bridge 1 on Cons. 1( and 11. Anderson. ebb-Thatt n natttrii- a^ippal holiday be held in the t:wnn- eslntp ani Stepplia to roan *lune 2t t next.' and that tines following, lee a Forms. r � M t k . I Intake n La n to w nattittera to i!>usT €� fir ll . rri u v � n.uc t t i3 :�.li. G. Ymtmen t% �Waa er, Geo. Holt'tnntinni. Wm. Ampere o>ln. Stephen. Webb. swlnnn. Hwrerither, Fred, 't aaa_*r<'th nand Jas. Ma•>€T;.ataecer. The sollapw�; nnng or€ders vs er ' a;rrant- c Holt caul Doyley. fence 'viewers fees re t a�hree ler. $0. Philip Beaver, tike for arra::. read, Cont. le, $1.30; Jos. Heist old oth- ers. grallinng,. $'15.75 ; Jog. Heist Wail others. grading. N. B. 'snit i'n; 1d I-laainalford, culvert. $1.°J ; Paatrick Kilgailten. resp. bridge. $4.00. The roaiiieil atdyonnirfed to meet I again ora Jolly 2nd, at 1 1p. tri. Ian -. mains., Clerk.' June Session of the Huron County Council. The council of the corporatiinn of the County of Huron, will meet in the council chamber, in the town of Godericb, at 3 o"clock p. tan, on the first Tctesdaty in June, next. W. Len, Clerk. Dated at Cfoderich this 2.tend. day of May 1t01. 43-2t Court of Revision. Municipality of the Town- ship of Hay.. A Court of Revision of the Assessment xcoll for the year 1901., will be held at the Town Hall, on Monday the Srd. day of risme, at the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Parties having any business atsaid court, will guide themselves accordingly. FRED. HESS SR., 'township Clerk. Dated at Zurich the IGtII. seta ee 1y ludget tti : ap. Of News Here, There and Everywhere. it The flax men expect to finish up work in the mill, to -day. Miss Tillie Howald arrived home from Detroit, on Tuesday. Miss Clara Buchanan spent the holidays at her home here. Mrs. J. Livingston of Baden is visiting at Thomas Johnson's, Mr. 'Willie Brown of Crediton, was here on business on Monday. Miss Tillie Well of Woodstock visited her parents over the holi- days. We are pleased to report that Johnio Deichert is slightly better this week. Some of the boys are making arraugments to go to the Pan .American. Mr. John Brenner has taken a sitataation as porter at the Commer- cial hotel. Mr. J. Preeter has greatly inn - proved his dwelling, by patting on a coat - f paint. 0 o t P Mr. Wm.McNevin of Woodluuu and Alex. MeNevin of Kippen visit- ed friends her© on Sunday. G. Greb is handling strictly pure manila binder twine. (Met his prices before placing your order. Misses Tillie, Nettie and Master Hardie Melrose of Baden are visit- ing their uncle, Thomas Johnson. Smart boy or girl wanted, to learn type -setting and assist in office. Apply at the HERALD office. A meeting of South Huron con- servatives will be held at Hensaall on Thursclaay, June i$th, in Miller's hull. Mr. Chas. (ireb and family and Miss Celia Smith spent Sunday wv,tit Mr. Wendel Smith at the Goshen line. Mr. Harry Weber has the eon- tract for the unison work at the I i'atholie elettr.•ta, and also fir Miss Haar tmann's house. Mr. D. S. Pant i agiving his! dwelling ininse a emit of ]paint. a add- inlg; g:re'aatin to its appettraanee. 13. Randall is doing the work. Mr. and Mrs. f,ean. Baldwin of ,4'afforth. Mr. and Hiss Fisher r and Miss Ryer of E±;eter waerre 'visitors with Mr;;. D. Steinbach this week. M. Will Hall of Stratford is ^visiting at Mr. H. lisle's. Mr. M. A. Buchanan of Toronto, is visiting his parents here, this week. On Monday he will start for Europe, where he will spend the summer. By referring to the minutes of Stephen council in this issue, you will notice that they are having a municipal holiday, on the 21st of June, Wouldn't that date be suit- able for our civic holiday? Mr. Henry Magel purchased a fine sorrel team at Listowel last week. They will be used in his livery. Harry has seven horses at present and should be able to sup- ply the wants of his customers. Mr. J. Dtunart has the agency for the Automatic Cream Separator for three townships, Stephen, Hay and Stanley. Read his ad on page 4 and then see Dumart and he will explain conclusively why every fattener should use one. Rev, Father Gabriel Cl. F. M. of Chatham is expected to preach a Jubilee Friduunt in German and English at the Forty Hours' Devo- tion, which begins at St. Boniface Ohurc'h on Sunday next and ter- minates er minutes the following Wednesday' morning. NOW I FEEL REAL WELL. Mr. W. H. 'Alliance, Bonfield, Ont.. writes :-•-"I was onee a suffer- er from catarrh, and while using Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure I was reeotnnit'nded to use also Dr. • Chase's Nerve Food to build up the system. My nerves were exhaust- : ed utsl 1 was too weak to do a clay's work when I began using it, and now alga strong and healthy, and feel real well. I ung inerfe tly sure that anyone who uses Dr. Chase's lso te�a'aieylails believe as I do, that it is the bast strengthener and restorative obtainable." During the ntneen h to Junes there will toe sp��cuenIl devotions every nnnaerreinng at the ( athelie einnar.ii i n luerolne I* of the Seaale��zd Heart of .]resale. Mr. Eli He�nnlnefe�r purchased as piece of land. west of the Lutheran parsonage, front Mr. Henry Volt - and. and intends building ia. h€ ase. Messrs Geeryr g,e "'ungblait and George Beadle. of Auburn visited Mr. Ilaarr, 'Yninghlut raiul other friends in town last Saturday and Sunday. The Ross to the lee:ti€linn�g burnt stn litoulai<'s fiats. is about *tete Insured for $3tltD. It has not been deckled whetiwk the builditlg will ;be replaced. Mr. Jacob E gierr�:Sr. who Inas boon naaal;iag his hoynie at the Da - intone honnee for seine months. left on Thu slaty end intends staying with his e'en Josepph at the old homestead. Mr. Lanny Weberr spent a few €1 ays at J. Fasters brickyard. building arches for the kilns. John pply getting ready for a bigseason's Iwvork. Fos.ter-s brick arc always in good demand. " I have kept Ayer's Cherry Pec- torarl in my house for a great many years. It is the best medicine in the wotId for coughs and colds.” J. C. i3n s, Attica, N. Y. All serious lung troubles begin with a tickling in the throat. You can stop this at first in a single night with Ayers Cherry Pectoral. Use it also for bronchitis, consumption, rd colds, and for coughs 11 kinds. as ord:aaary arts, hoer.o- ottinom;eut t triad. el. gays. FIRE AT H A SNAP IN LADIES SAILORS Lot 1 . Contains Ladies' Sailors, in Black, Blue and White Straws, regular sell- ing price, 25 to 75c, your choice for Lot 2 Contains Ladies' Sailors and Rough Riders, in Black, Blue, White and Green Straws. Eats in this lot are good value at regular price, bargain price .25 .40 Come early and secure first choice of these hats. Every hat is a bargain We do what we say. Produce taken in exchange D. S. FAUST ZURICH ONTAR+ SPRING TYLES THEY'RE You will always find the latest, sw- tallest and most up -to date styles at the PEOPLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE We are leaders in fashionable footwear. Everything in Men's, Ladies' and Children's Shoes always on hand at lowest priees. if you waist the very latest spring } t'�� for '�p1I�g from the leading Canadian manufacturers t ole to CHAS THE HOEMAN FLAX MIL 1 I 0 ILI Storage }3aara Bruit, and Setae Pinaiaalaed Flax clestroyett 1 NTA > Butter and Eggs tt i a%chane. r• rare adestn'awt. i part of the genes null property acro M onaelaap aaffternnoon 11;itsenat 3 to'cle3t lt. The reef of the = a lrtti Slana rIJim.rlitYn $ to-- he on fire by one of the ennnplloyes i1 ei the tnill and the alarm %eve at onee given. In a few minutes Tate a3 large erowd bad gathered and the tow lin the barn was nearly* 'nil removed before the roof gave way. The less ori the huiltlie is ' Tapestry est Carets from = , oe t. ,; ialraDnat $Ella) pertly cove=red h5' iiisnai'� � � � 'i � �Y We ean`t away too nnitne'lt in praise of our Carpets and Curtains, and are. iirepared to ]please ew;erybaxly who want interior Fittings for their Homes. We would there.ffore ask you to call in and look over otar Stock, before buying. ailce. T;EYe bass epi stork was sabout . ear; =,.y'iatl with nt3Iln9taIIttIIaCC. UnionCarpets, from - — i f.(;, Lack of water was the intent 1 trouble and had there been plenty ' Also a nice assortnzelit of Wood anti Heaitp ('arpets. on halal.. pate of they baaildin could' In Aft Mullins, Crete,ines and Lace Cairtains, we have the largest have been saved and probably all r the stock. The fire was ranstysi by!a a..sortilient ever shey.:.'ta ainel.aat rlees t n at a gala t he heart stii+�.ptiey, sparks froth the mill stack. The ,tire engine and hose were brought, us a to the scene of the fire hut on 00-1 c€punt of the seircity of water. cots- siaierable time was lest in getting the engine started, but it didgaud service in keeping tine other lenuld-' Jugs -w-et thereby relieving any r Vire Ilam passibility of further loss. The need of more water was seriously felt in Monday's fite and the town fathers should have an e, elevated tank of good e:apacity* coat: struccted at once anal have a wind pumperected for the purpose of keeping the tank flied at all times. One more tank wagon is also need- ed. With these improvements. our fire fighting apparatus would be much utore efficient EXETER Special to THE !IMAM The band concert on evening o 24th, was at, success, both finaaneia ly and otherwise. T e, :. progr was purely local, with 'l + e tion of Miss Stinbury . "Bayfield All was well receive].. The lacrosse match 011 the 24th, between Clinton and Exeter, recut fed. 4 to 2 in favor of the visitors Messrs. Bruce Dignan. Bert Ro Fred. Hawkshaw of London, 'Ted tivestcott and his friend McArthu of Sarnia, and Will. McLaughlin o Brantford, were home for 24th. Percy Browning who has be visiting in Toronto and Orillia the past few weeks returned 2 J. Chappel of E. J. Spaekiti Dry gods department spent 24