The Sherbrooke examiner, 16 septembre 1901, lundi 16 septembre 1901

The Sherbrooke Examiner.VOL.IV.NO.91 New Series.Gunpowder Guns, Rifles —AND— Hunters’ Outfits For the Season 1901.“ ROBIN HOOD,” Duponts & Hagard Smokeless Powders.Caribou, Canadian Rifle and H.P.Ducking Blnck Powders.(gf* Try “ Robid Hood Smokeless" in “Robin Hood Shells for the best trap and game wads in the world.Winchester Leader Repeater and Rival Loaded Shells FOR GAME AND THE TRAP.American and Canadian Metallic Ammunition.SNIDER, SHOT AND BALL CARTRIDGES.Re-loading Tools, Revolvers, Canvas and Leather Goods Camp Outfits a Specialty.SEMI WEEKLY fiPITION.SHERBROOKE, QUE., MONDAY, SEPT IS, 1'JOl pisiDENT McKinley dies peacefully.A Great Nation Plunged into the Deepest Grief Over the Loss of a Wise Ruler.PRICK ONE CENT Crawford Peaches, Gage’s Lombards ATiT Plums, Bartlett Pears Now is the time to leave your orders fop Preserving1 Fruit.BRAY BROS.THE END CAME SLOWLY WITHOUT PAIN.A PATHETIC SCENE AT THE BEDSIDE.44- 40 r 217 ^ MARLIN SAFETY Bear Traps.P.S.—Send us your orders, we will fill them promptly.J.3.MITCHELL & CO.'x.-WNm Star GlotlÉg Hall SIGN OF THE STAR.You are at Perfect Liberty To look all through our stock ; at liberty to return anything you buy here, if it doesn’t come up to expectations at home, and get your money back.We Sell Everything That Men and Boys Wear.We court a comparison of our prices with those that others charge, provided the comparison extends to the quality oflthe goods as well.STAR CLOTHING HALL, J.R0SENBL00M & GO., 97 A 9!) WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 ÏHÜ DUCHESS OF YOK’S PORTRAIT, ÿ COXJFOdNT THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER.Cut ont this coupon and brinK it with TEN ( ENTS, to rpu'Kv 1 miner office and receive a handsome portrait ot the 1luehesM of York.This picture is taken from the latest photo-eraph of Her Royal Highness and is fit for framing and han*- Tf sent" by'mail ^add^'rV^CENTS extra for tubing and postage New Fall Carpets NEW BRUSSELS, NEW TAPESTRYS NEW WOOLS, NEW UNIONS.(.1 See our Window for special prices All goods cut and matched free’of charge EDWARD’S FURNITURE CO’Y New Pali Dress Goods I g novelty, but we do not allow them to presume to an excessif ive price for that reason.New goods in all the pride of admitted stylishness and Q william McKinley, Twenty-Fifth President of the United States.NOTICE.1c The Policy Holders Phoenix Assurance Company of Canada.Our agency at Sherbrooke has been transferred from W.S Dresser & Ca.to Messrs G.E.and ' K.Fsaser, and ^ would re-K>ectfully request that you favor us witn • -ntinuanoe of your patinage through the medium of the latter firm.Yours respectfully, PATTERSON & SON, Chief Agents William McKinley, twenty-fifth President of the United States died at an early hour on Saturday morning from the effect of an aw-eassin’s bullet.Theodore Roosevelt, the twenty-sixth President of the United States, succeeds to that exalted office under the constitution and laws of the country, and with the administration of the oath of office he will begin the exercise of the functions of President.In these statements are embraced the consummation of an awful tragedy, and the historic event by which the entire administration of government is changed and a new administration come into being.The death of President McKin ley came in the small hours of the morning under circumstances of peculiar weirdness.For hours he had lain unconscious, with all hopes of his survival abandoned.As early as six o’clock the doctors pronounced him a dying man, and soon thereafter the rigors of approaching death began to creep upon him.The administration of powerful stimulants was maintained until seven o’clock, but with no effect.It was seen that the end was at hand, and those nearest* and dearest to the stricken President were summoned for the office of the last farewell.He came out of a stupor about seven o’clock and while his mind was perfectly clear there occurred the last endearments, the last submission of the sufferer to the will of the Almighty, the last murmured expressions from his dying lips and the last good-byes.In this interval of l consciousness the President asked 1 for Mrs.McKinley, and she was brought into the death chamber.Mie ca.no and sat beside him, held his hand, and heard from him his last words of encouragement and comfort.Then she was led away, and not again during his living hours did she see him.The President himself fully re alized that his hour had come, and his mind turned to his Maker.He whispered feebly: “Nearer, My God, to Thee,” the words of the hymn always dear to his heart.Then in faint accents he murmured : “ Good-bye all, fjood bye.It is God’s way.His will be done not ours.” With this sublime display of Christian fortitude, the President soon afterwards lapsed into un consciousness.The safe drink is Magi Caledonia Water ! Sold everywhere and everyone knows what it is.Season closes 18th.The members of the Cabinet, grief-stricken, were gathered in the large drawing-room of the Mil-burn House.The time had come when they, too, were to look upon * * the President for the last time in life.They ascended the stairway one after the other, noiselessly approaching the threshold of the chamber where the dying man lay, and gazed within.Those who came first turned back appalled and overwhelmed, and did not pass within the chamber.Secretary Wilson remained below, un ill willing to have imprinted on his memory the picture of his expiring chief.Secretary Lonp, who had arrived on a late train, went at once to the chamber and passed directly to the bedside of the President, grasping the hand that was already clammy with approaching death.PULSELESS AND UNCONSCIOUS.Meantime the President had lap sed to a state of complete unconsciousness, and it was only a question of hours, perhaps minutes, when the end would come.By ten o’clock there was no perceptible pulse.The extremities had grown cold, and the rigidity of death was fast falling upon the sufferer.The physicians who remained at his side detected only the faintest heart beats.Some of them departed, knowing that all was over, £ ?S3 I 1 33 $ while others lingered by the deathbed.Dr.Janeway.the eminent heart specialist, who had been summoned from New York, arrived shortly before midnight, and proceeded at once to the bedside of the President.An instant’s glance told him the time had passed for the slightest hope He turned away, telling the assembled rel atives and officials the end was very near.Midnight came and still the tremendous vitality of the President was battling against dissolution.Another hour passed so, and still another ENTERING THE SHADOW.At two o’clock Dr.Rixey was the only physician in the death chamber.The others were in an adjoining room, while the relatives, Cabinet officers and nearest friends were gathered in silent groups in the apartments below.As lie watched and waited Dr.Rixey observed a slight, convulsive tremor.The President’s spirit was entering the valley of the shadow of death.Word was at once taken to the immediate relatives who were not present to hasten for the last look upon the President’s life.They came in groups, the women weening and the men bowed and sobbing in their intense grief., SLEEP’S TWIN BROTHER The minutes were now flying and it was 2.15 o’clock.Silent and motionless the circle of loving friends stood about the bedside.Dr.Rixey leaned forward and placed his ear close to the breast of the dying President.Then he straightened up and made effort to speak.“The President is dead,” he said.He had passed away peacefully, without the convulsive struggle of death.It was as though he had fallen asleep.As they gazed on the face of tne martyred President only the sobs of the mourners broke the silence of this chamber of death.Mr.Cortelyou had been one of the first to rouse himself after the stunning effect of the announcement of death.He passed from the room and down the stairway.There in a large drawing room were still assembled ^ the members of the Cabinet, officials high in the administration and in the confidence of the President.As he appeared at the threshold of the room they seemed to realize that the message of death had come.Mr.Cortelyou halted at the door and summoning up all his efforts, said: _ ,, .“Gentlemen, the President has passed away.” Realizing, too, the momentous nature of the event to the people of the country, Mr.Cortelyou stepped through the outer doorway of the Milburn house and advancing down the walk to the newspaper men at the front gate, calmly announced: “The President died at 2.1.) o’clock.” Thus closed the final chapter in the life of William McKinley.FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.As to the funeral arrangements but little could be determined dur- (Continued on page 2.) Let’s Take a Glance at a few of the lines Ladies’ Cloth, Beavers, Tweeds, Homespuns, Golf Cloth, etc, etc.Plain Eiderdown tor Children’s Coats, in cream, pink, blue, red.There’ll be more new and beautiful things to be seen every day.Dress Linings and Trimmings Almost as important as the cloth, for they can make or mar the costumes.Sateen in a full range of colors.Mercerized Sateen— the appearance with twice the wear of Silk.In Trimmings We Have l2j Black and White Silk Applique Gimp, Black and Colored Jjg Beaded Gimp, Black and Colored Sequence Gimp, Black ^ and Colored Dress Fringe.T.BELANGER, "^2 14B WZeUington Street Cue OUR CLOTHING.How it looks and how it wears, differs in no way from the high priced.Clothing of Fashionable tailors — the cloth and the finish equals that in other goods costing a half or a third more.We can fit any man youth or boy.Piease enquire for our prices they will suit you.Astigmatism or Irregular Vision Thle Insidioue eye defect usually causes radiating 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LOAN AND MORTGAGE COMPANY.A DVANCKS made on tho security of real os* tales, Mortgages purchased.Money taken deposits C.H.FOSS, Soorebarj-Treasurer July 16th.1901 tf-w51 INSURANCE ofJevery description Apply to R.R.BURRAGE, dill Block, - - Sherbrooke Accident and Sickness Insurance—$3,000 In ¦nrance and $15.00 weekly Indemnity.Costs 16 cents a day.EASTERN TOWNSHIPS BANK ESTABLISHED 1859.Capital - - - $2,000,000 Capital Paid up * • $1,742,536 Reserve Fund • • - $1,050,000 BOARD OF DIRECTORS.R.W.Henkker, President*.Hon.M.H Cochrane, Vice-President.Israel Wood, J.N.Gaijer, N.W.Thomas.G.Stevens, C.H.Kathan.J.8.Mitchell H.B.Brown, K.C.Head Office Sherbrooke, Qua.Wm.Farwell, General Manager.Jar.MacKinnon, Assistant General Manager S.Edgell, Local Manager.8.F.Morev.Inspector of Branches.BRANCHES, n Province of Quebec i Montreal, B Austin, Mgr.Waterloo.W.I.Briggs, Mgr.Rook Island, 8.Stevens, Mgr.Cowansville, H.F.Williams.Mgr.Coatioook, K.N.Robinson, Mgr.Richmond, 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FREE.MORSE-BROUGHTON CO., 3 East Nineteenth Street, New York Furniture We have now our full line of goods for the Spring and Summer trade ope ted, consisting of all kinds of Household Furniture, Stoves & Ranges, Sewing Machines^_________ Refrigerators, etc.We call special attent.e*.to our facilities for ENAMELLING rge stock of Under-3 can furnish Hearse on We also taking short notice.Oal! and get our prices before placing your orders ; we can save you money.P.& H.SWANSON Watervlllo, May, 1901 REMOVED.GEO.AYER wishes to notify those who are wanting anything in the Monumental Line, either marble or gr anite, that he has moved his works and stock from City Hall building to Wellington Street, near Grist Mill, where he i» prepared to **how a large lot of Headstones and Monuments of first class material and finish.Oiva me a Call Before Buying, and Sava Money.GEO.AYER £ Huntingdon, A.W.Watson, Mgr, Magog, K.P.Olivier, Mgr.St.Hyacinthe, J.Lafraraboise, Mgr.SN 1 /"i * Granby Carnages, * Prov.of British Columbia : brand Forks, Wm.Spier, Mgr Phœnlx, F.W.Slack, Act'g Mgr.Agents In Canada, Bank of Montreal and Branches.Agents In London, Eng.National Bank of Scotland Agents in Boston, National Exchange Bank.Agents In New York, National Park Bank.Collections made at all access! pol ta raft» Issu d for any required amount8* good a U point» in Canada.United State* and Eur.ope.Exchange bought and sold SAVINGS BRANCH DEPARTMENT AT BACH OFFICE Interest allowed from date of deposit and compounded annually without requiring the attention of the depositor.Office Hours from ID to 3 Saturdays 10 to 1 Bears Getting Bold At Windsor Mills.Recently a large black bear walked down to the road opposite the St.Francis dam, evidently for a drink, but was stopped by the shouts of the men working on the ruins of the burnt mill.Mr.W.Greenlay ran out of his house near by with his rifle and fired two shots but missed, and bruin was chased back into the woods for about a mile, but like some of the wily 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Brantford Carriages,Express Democrats and DeliveryWagons, Klon-dikes and Road Carts.Umbrella* for Concorda.Hand made Har-ncHHOH, Trunks and Hand Bags.Machine and Harness Oils.Whips.., Xfzf J.P.BOULET.M.D., Quebec, J.A MACDONALD, M.D., Montreal.Score tan e* Aug.25,1801.15-84 Mr.John Shanks is away for a week* visit with his non in Beaton, Mass.Mr.Wesley Haddock of Millhio-ckett, Maine, is in town visiting at Henry Ciardner’a The Rev.Mr Mick ami wife, who have been visiting at C.A.Miller’s returned to their home at Robinson, Que., on Saturday.The safe for the bank has arrived, and it required four of Mr.Quinn's large horses to draw it from the freight shed to the banking rooms.Mrs.David Dunlop, who has been spending the summer with her sister, Ada McCullough for the benefit of her health.^ returned to her home in Troy, N.Y., last week, much improved in health.Mr.A.H.Ansell and Willie Miller went to Quebec Saturday to welcome the Royal visitors.They are going to hold a harvest festival Sept.23rd, at the Methodist Church, there will be an eu tertainment in connection with it.The Hamilton Powder Co., are making extensive repairs to their works, and will not be running for some four or five weeks, as they have been tilling large orders since the explosion, their stock of blasting powder on hand is not very large.Mr.Hutchinson, architect of Montreal, and Mr.Hardy an expert on plans and machinery from New York, were here last Friday with the president ot the Canada Paper Co., on business in connection with the new paper mill about to be erected here.The farmers are busy digging their potatoes, they complain ot them rotting and will be a slim crop in this vicinity.A Night of Terror.“Awful anxiety was felt for the widow of the brave General Burnham of Machias, Me., when the doctors said she would die from Pneumonia before morning” writes Mrs S.II.Lincoln, who attended her that fearful night, but she begged for Dr.King’s New Discovery, which had more than once saved her life, and cured her of Consumption.After taking, she slept all night.Further use entirely cured her.” This marvellous medicine is guaranteed to cure all Throat, Chest and Lung Diseases.Only 50c and $1.00.Trial bottles free at all druggists.WATERVILLE.Mr.Sanderlin, who went to Winnipeg for treatment for cancer, arrived home last week with health much improved.Our school has opened with Miss Millar as principal in the Model and Miss Etta McBride in the primary department.Mrs.A.H.Gale and daughter, Miss Mamie, and son, Master Warren, in company with Miss Delphine Blier, has left for a few days visit to friends in Boston.Miss Elizabeth Swanson, who has been here the past few weeks visiting friends, left last week for her home in Springfield, Mass.Mr.J.C, McNess, who spent the past few weeks here, the guest of Sirs.Porteous, left last Friday for his home in Northampton, England.IN NEAR S MILLS.The thirty-fourth annual prize meeting of the County of Megan-tic Hi tie Association was held on the Kinnear's Mills Ritle Range on Sept 11th and 12th, with tine weather and scarcely a breath of wind to trouble them.The numerous competitors enjoyed two splendid clays shooting.The new revolving targets worked to perfection and everything passed off without a hitch The follow ing is a list of the prize winners:— FIRST MATCH.Silver medal, range 400 and 500 yards, 7 shots at each range, won by W.Warcup.—Score 32-24 50.SECOND MATCH.000 yards, 10 shots.Score Prize S Stevenson, jr.42 0 00 Dr R J McII&rg.37 5 00 A Mathieu 34 5 00 John Parker.34 4 00 A Marceau.34 4 00 B K Converse.4 00 D PMcHarg 33 4 00 W Warcup 3 00 A Luard 3 00 Col Thompson.29 3 CO Col Ward 2 00 Il L Cleveland.28 2 00 O Rinfret 27 2 00 J B Hall 1 00 J G Ward 2fi 1 00 J Ma g wood 25 1 00 Total $50 00 THIRD MATCH.Range 500 yards, 10 shots.R B E Converse.Il LCleveland A Marceau.1 G Ward.John Morrow’ Score Prize .12 0 00 .40 5 00 5 00 4 00 1 (H) 3 00 .33 3 00 3 (10 2 00 0 00 0 00 .24 T (HI 1 OO 1 00 Total 812 00 FOURTH MATCH.Range 400 and 500 yards, 7 shots at each range.4(H) r 500 r Total Prize G B Ball 33 31 01 0 00 S Stevenson.30 26 50 5 00 DP McHarg.20 29 55 5 00 B E Converse.25 25 50 4 (K) A Luard 24 25 49 4 (H) J Mag wood.12 25 49 4 (H) W Warcup.20 27 47 3 00 Major Stuart.20 27 47 3 (M) Col Thompson.19 28 47 2 (H) A Learmouth.27 IS 45 2 (H) II Cleveland .23 19 42 2 IH) J Morrow.14 25 39 1 (H) Dr R McHarg.24 11 35 1 (H) J Parker 19 10 29 1 (H) Total $42 00 Look Over Your Kitchen stuff—see If yon want anything in the line of Pots, Kettles, Baking Pans, Jelly Jars, Rolling Pins, etc., etc.Tf yon don’t want anything come just the aame to the 9c.STORE and we’ll show you through.J.MILLET.W0LFST0WN.We are sorry to note that the summer season is just about limited, we think our perfect days are at a conclusion also for the weather is getting cold and inclement.Mrs.II.Lueier has returned to her home in East Hampton, after visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.II.Hagarty.Mr.Ed.Keefe with his sister, Miss R.spent a couple of days visiting friends in Halifax last week.Mrs.H.Burns from Maple Grove, accompanied by her sister, Mis Mack from Lancaster, were on a flying visit in this section this week.Mrs.L.E.Kromston and Miss Bella Lamontagne from Levis, Que., accompanied by Messrs.W.I) and J.E.Adams from D’Israeli, were the visiting guests of the Misses Hagarty’s Sunday.Coat Makers Wanted We want several good Coat Makers at onee.Apply to JNO.0.DDNCAN.Men’s Outfitter, Wellington Street, Sherbrooke, Qne.FIFTH MATCH.Silver medal, range 400 and 500 yards, 7 shots at each range.On account of evening coming on this match was cut down to 7 shots at 400 yards and was won by S Stevenson, jr., with a score of 29 points.He becomes the ow ner of the medal as he has won it in two consecutive annual matches.CONSOLATION MATCH.400 yards 7 snots.Grant Johnston.Score Prize 32 1 (H) E .1 ohnkton 20 3 (H) J Clough 18 2 (X) J Johnston 14 1 00 Total $10 00 BABY IN THE HOME.A Joy and Treasure When Good Naturaed and Healthy.All children in every home in the country need at some time or other a medicine such as Baby’s Own Tablets, and this famous remedy has cured many a serious illness and saved many a little life.Mothers insist upon having it because it contains no opiate having drugs.It is purely vegetable, sweet and pleasant to take and prompt in its effect.For simple fevers, colic, constipations, disordered stomach, diarrœa irritation accompanying the cutting of teeth and indigestion, Baby’s Own Tablets are a certain cure.In fact in almost any disorder common to children these tablets should be given at once and relief may be promptly looked for.Never give the babies so- called soothing medicine which simply put them into an unnatural sleep.These tablets are small, sw eet, pleasant to take and prompt in acting.Dissolved in water, they will be taken readily by the smallest infant.Mrs.John McEwan, Bathurst Village, N.B., writes : “My baby w’as almost constantly troubled with colic before I gave him Baby’s Own Tablets, but since giving them to him he has not since suffered.Every mother should keep these tablets always at hand.” They cost 25 cents a box.You can find them at your druggist's or if you do not, forward the money direct to us and we will send the tablets prepaid.The Dr.Williams* Medicine Co., Dept.T.f Brockville Ont.HILLHURST.# The weather has been fine for farmers cutting their second crop of hay.After grass this year is the finest on record.Mr.Lochead, who preached his farewell sermon on Sunday last, left here on Tuesday to visit his home in Ontario,before taking up his work in McGill.By the sin cerity of his religious character he has won many friends here and elsewhere.There was a social gathering at the home of Mrs.Pocock a few days ago.The house was well filled with friends from North Goati-cook, Compton and Hillhurst.The evening was spent in social chat, games, etq.This being the last opportunity of meeting Mr.Lochead in a social manner, the young people of North Coaticook and Hillhurst nresented him with an address ana the standard works of several poets, as a token of appreciation of the kindly interest ne manifested during his short stay among them.Mr.James Pocock has returned to Haverhill, Mass., where he is employsd by the Russel Express Company.We regret that his visit at home and among friends was so short, and hope he may have a longer holiday next year.Mr.Ernest Scott of Compton returned with him.Misses Lillian and Florence G.and Master Haughton Doak, Mrs.E.Schoff, Mr.E.Pocock are attending the school at Coaticook.The school is under the able ma nagement of Principal C.Ford The new and up-to-date in every respect academy will soon be completed, which will add much to the school.The school is bidding fair to be one of the best in the province.We regret to learn that Mr.C.1 Webster, who was on the gain, , fell and broke his ribs.| We also regret to say there is in ! most all our lives, more or less unavoidable suffering to endure.Infectious Diseases ARE WARDED FROM THE HOME - -j- LIFEBUOY SOAP DECLARED BY THE MOST EMINENT SCIENTISTS OF THE DAY TO BE “A POWERFUL DISINFECTANT AND EXTERMINATOR OF THE VARIOUS MICROBES OF DISEASE.'* Thor** Wna IV» D»»L Once, when the late D».Tanoee hnU asked in the house whether It was true that the Duke of Cambridge bad resigned his position as eominaader In chief, a Major Jones of Peosanss was so outraged that be challenged D* Tanner to a duel, and the following istr graphic corresiiondence toek plaeec “In reply to your despleable {ueftlon about the Duke of Cambridge^ 1 designate you a coward.Del If bled to give you satisfaction across the waist.PU-tols.,, To which Dr.Tanner at once implied: “Wire received.Will meet you tomorrow In Constantinople^ ondes the èower of Galata, midnight Being challenged.prefer torpedoes.Bring another ass.—Tanner.” Bronchitic Asthma Ih now easily cured, not by pouring nauseous destructive drugs into the stomach, but by inhaling Catarrhozone.Drugs do more harm than good, but the soothing, healing medicated air that Catarrhozone supplies to the lungs and bronchial tubes can not fail to benefit.Catarrhozone provents those smotherings spasms and headaches cures the cough and makes breathing easy.Universally used; doctors recommend it ; druggists sell it, 25c.and $1.00.It is said that Mr J.E.Miller of Sweetsburg owns a farm in Bolton that bears the distinction of being the home of the richest magnesia deposits in Quebec and possibly in Canada Samples got for the Paris exposition from the surface showed sixty-four per cent,of the magnesia.A.J.Smith, a farmer living near Abbott’s Corner, Que., was the victim of a pickpocket in Richford Vt., last Friday while attending the circus.His wallet and $137 are missing The Richford Gazette has heard of other parties who lost from $5 to $20 at the hands of the light fingered gentry.RICHELIEU & (MARIO NAVIGATION GO The ideal route to the Pan-American Exposition.Combining a summer outing with a visit to the Exposition Low rates going and returning by boat or going rail and returning by steamer.For tickets and full particulars apply to E.W.SMITH, Ticket Agent, Sherbrooke.THOS.HENRY, Traffic Manager, Montreal, Que |NTEB RAILWAY OfiflL NIBHTS, INVIB0RAT1NB AIR.OHABWINB SCENERY, SALTWATER RATHINB, BOOD HOTEL ACCOMMODATION.WILL BE FOUND AT THE St.Lawrence River Resorts, Riviere du Loup, Little Metis, etc., the Oaooana, Bic, on the line of INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY Maritime Expreaa leave* Quebec daily except Saturday, 17 o’clock.Write for denoriptive pamplet* to E.TIFFIN, JOHN M.LYONS.Traffic Manager, Gen.Pam.Agt, Moncton.Moncton Fire Protection For Magog.The new steam fire engine built for Magog by the Waterous Engine Works, of Brantford, is now finished ami ready for business.The machine is aline piece of workmanship.The makers asked the council for permission to exhibit her at Quebec during the Royal visit which has been granted.THE BEST BUSINESS .MEN.recognise the importance of having their Insurance written by anderwrltere of EXPERIENCE.We have made a study of the business for many years and can guarantee our patrons The Best at Lowest Rates.DRESSER & CO.W.B.Dkkhskh, J.W.MoKkb.fur Display ^XWTSpUBt.Dress Goods ! All the new colors, fabrics and smart effects are here.ItVjust such an assortment of new [and beautiful Dress Goods as appeals with eager enthusiasm to multitude of discriminating shoppers.Prices are remarkably modest* notwithstanding all this exclusiveness of style, and are strictly in accord with L.A.Bayley’s policy of selling the freshest and best at the lowest possible prices.ja/ÊÊ AT— Z.P.CORMIER’S Visitors to the Fair must not miss seeing my store during Fair week.Remember my goods arc always up-to-date and reliable.Fine Hats AN1 Gents’ Furnishings 131 WELLINGTON ST.To r'AIbKV Gsotl Ida» may be «retired by our aid Addrea*.THE PATENT RECORD .v HERE l AM STILL IN THE FRONT and mean to keap there.I have just returned from the Photo fraphem Convention which wan held In letrolt, Mich., and have new idea» and can give you better value than ever, hut at the same old priced.Now don’t forget that this Is the place to come to when you want an up-to-date Photo as I was the only photographer in thia city or In fact the Province of Que., who waa there.Exhibition will soon be here so don’t forget GEO.JOHNSTON, The Up-to-date Photographer.f/ïl Special Sale of Stoves We have a fine line of Wood Cook Stoves (No.9) with copper reservoir, steel fined ovens and Urge fire box.A splendid stove for farmers and others who burn wood.We are offering a ei>eclal discount of 10% on these Stoves for the next few days If you intend getting a stove do not miss this chance.A.R.WILSON WELLINGTON SQUARE.A Mix Dp New Zibeline New Faney fashiere, New Satin Cloth.New eamel’s Hair, New Serge New e evoit, New covert eloth, tie.New Fall s Jac Now Open For Vnspec tion All the latest styles in black and colors.L A B6HEY.Iln jiui nccil a Hew him «r •an of goods is not possible with us—our marking and sorting departments arc as near perfect as long experience can make them and the same care is exercised in every department.A trial solicited.LOTHROP'S CITY STEAM LAUNDRY and Carpet Cleaning Works 8 Wstsr St.Pb ^S»1 BeO M.PsoplM t Our Exhibit at the Sherbrooke Fair gave you some idea of the class of instruments we offer, and the large amount of new business that come to us during the fair is evidence that the goods arc right, and the prices fair.Our Stock Is Complete Just Now.Wc have new Upright Pianos from $230 to $500.New Organs from $60 up and every instrument fully guaranteed.Sole Agency for the fine Pianos of Heintzman & Co., Mason & Risch, Kranich & Bach, Iver’s & Pond and Morris.Also a full supply of the “Wilson” Piano, which is being so splendidly received by the musical people of the Eastern Townships.Organs from Estay, Berlin, Blatchford and Goderich.Pianos & Organs ta Boot Your name on a post card will bring our latest catalogues and full particulars.Artistic Piano Tuning and Repairing.H.C.Wilson & Sons 63 Wflllngtoii St.BRANCH STOKE AT MAGOG.waft ONLY COPY AVAILABLE - .1 ^ r .W.7 0464 THE EXAMINER, SEPT 1«, 1901.S&ants.WAVTED — BlackMmiLfcH, ( armaient, for Bench and Machine Wor« Ma hinUU.and ftheet metal worker»*.Apply rreamory Package Mfg.C’o., LowansTlUe.Que.3-»I WANTED—A Teacher for an Elementary School.Apply U» WM.WRIGHT.Sept 3rd, MOI.ti « Brompton, Que.UJANTED-A FirHt-Cla«»i Baker c%n find T» steady employment at a good «alary, or If referable the buaine*** will be let to a good re- sponwible pmy.Own Apply to /.U.i good ROY, SooU tf w5 §**i* a6, *** *1**- FARM FOR S ' LE Two mllen from Lennox ville, cn .Spring Road.One "f the bent upland farniH in Aacot.containing 150 acre*» in iroov CCbe Eyamtnec, FUBUHHED BY STEVENS & PRICE.tabscrlpblon $1.00 per year In advance t six months 50c.throe months 26c.MONDAY, SKPT.16, 1901.The Yountf Ladies’ Aid of St.Andrews Church will meet at the home of Mrs.Church, London Street, on Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock.A meeting of the United Workmen will be held at their rooms, Odell’s Block to-morrow evening.As the District Deputy is to be present at the meeting a full attendance is requested.Mr.F.T.Ansell, who is in California at present, sent Mr.A.Berwick of this city quite a curiosity in the shape of two genuine California Kissing Bugs, which can be seen by calling at Mr.Ansell’s Diug Store.When in Sherbrooke if you want to feel at home, stop at the Sherbrooke House.W.Wright, Manager.A well filled house greeted “Tin American Girl” at the Clement’?Theatre on Friday.The whole drama was well portrayed and faithfully carried out.The principal actor, Mr.Geo.F.Hall kept the audience in roars of laughtei each time he appeared on the stage.Charles Campbell who was arrested during exhibition week upon the charge of pocket picking, and who was committed by District Magistrate Mulvena to stand his trial at the Court of King's Bench, made application on Thursday last to the Superior Court to be admitted to bail.L.C.Belanger Esq., his Counsel stated that his client was prepared to deposit $500 as security for his appearance, J.S.Broderick Esq., K.C., resisted the application, and on Friday His Honor Mr.Justice Lemieux refus ed the petition, so Campbell will have to remain in jail until the October term of the Court of King’s Bench.A.F.& À.M.A regular communication of Prince of Wales Lodge No.08.A.F.& A.M.takes place at the Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening the 18th inst.Public Holiday.To-day and Wednesday has been declared by proclamation honor holidays, in the Duke and The banks and be closed on IStk inst.as legal of the visit of Duchess of York, public offices will Wednesday the Will Accept Valuation.We learu that a communication has been received by the city authorities from Mr.W.A Hale stating that he would accept the city valuation for his property in the scpiare, known as tue old “coffee house,” ami he also generously agreed to donate the sum of $ô() towards the proposed improve ment to the square.Sudden Death.PERSONALS.Mr.J.C.Sutherland, of Rich mond, is in town to-day.Mr.A.S.Hood of Truro, N.S., is spending a few days in town visiting his son, Mr.A.B.Hood at the E T.Bank.Miss Jennie Sheriffs, who has been in Sherbrooke for the past week returned to her home in Bos ton Friday night, accompanied by her nephew Master Lindsay Thompson.Mr.N.T.Dussault and two daughters Miss Blanche and Miss Alice Dussault are at Quebec, to be present at the Royal reception They will be the guests of Dr.N A.Dussault.Mr.N.T.Dussault received a special invitation to as sist at the opening of the Quebec Exhibition.The Late President.President McKinley died at an early hour on Saturday morning, the victim of a dastardly crime by one of the vilest of villains.The most famous surgeons of the great Republic could not save the deceased and he passed away, peacefully submitting to the Divine will of his Creator, in whom he placed implicit trust.Thus another noble soul has been added to the honor list of the many who have gone before, a great nation is suddenly bereft of its greatest citizen, and a good wife of an ideal husband.In the death of William McKinley our neighbors to the south of us have been deprived of a lofty character and a wise ruler, one in whom the masses had the fullest confidence, — perhaps more so than any other since the days of Abraham Lincoln.The past week has been a painful one and the strain on the nation has been great.A vigilant watch was kept at the dying bedside by the whole civilized world until the life that ebbed so slowly but yet so surely had taken its flight.The loss of this great man is our loss as well as those of our neighbors, for exalted and noble characters like that of him who is gone are hard to find, therefore the sympathy of every Canadian goes out to them in this their sad hour of afiliction.THE ROYAL TOUR.The Ophir At Quebec.The royal party arrived in Quebec early yesterday, and was eag erly watched for from every point of vaut ape.The official programme for today is as follows At 9.30 o’clock, His Excellency, the Governor-General, attended by the Prime Minister of Canada, proceeds on board of H.M.8.Ophir At noon the official landing taxes place at the King’s wharf, the guards of honor being furnished by the blue jackets and marines, and the Royal procession proceed* to the Legislative buildings by way of Champlain and St.Petei streets, Mountain hill, Du Fort aad St.Louis streets, and Grande Alice.The escort will be drawn f» om the Queen’s Own Canadian Hussars.At the Legislative buildings the guards will be furnished by the 8th Royal Rütës, and tin party will be greeted by a chorus of 3,000 children drawn from the different city schools.An address from the city will be presented and the Royal party will then proceed to the Citadel, where they will lunch with the Governor-General.At 4 o’clock, a visit will be paid to Laval University, where His Royal Highness will be graciously pleased to accept a diploma.At 7.30, there will be an official dinner in the Citadel and the party will listen from the Kings bastion over-looklooking the St Lawrence to a programme of instrumental and vocal music to be performed on the Duf-ferin Terrace, by the massed bands and a large choir.The Royal visitors will also have a magnificent view of the display of fireworks and illuminations that is to take place on the river 350 feet below them.Miss Jane Bustard, of Lcnnox-ville, came to this city Saturday afternoon to visit some relatives, accompanied by her brother.She got out of the carriage at the Wolfe Street bridge and walked up as far as Queen street, wheie her friend reside.After being in the house about hal f an hour she went up stairs with the lady of the house to look over the rooms and after going into one or two of the rooms were about to enter another when she suddenly fell back into the arms of her friend and expired immediately.Dr.Austin was at once summoned but upon his an ival pronounced life extinct.Coroner Bachand was notified but upon leaning the facts did not consider an inquest necessary.Gone to Rest.Mr James Brown, father of Mr John Brown, plumber of this city, passed away this morning at one o’clock, in his 80th year.Mr.BrownJ was born at Hrankanen turn in the Parish of Culsomond, Aberdeenshire, Scotland, on April 7th 1810, and was married to Miss Ann Innés, of Micklewartle, Aber deenshire on the 14th of June, 1835, who now survives him.Of four children, Margaret, James, John and Ann, two are living, James in Toronto, and John in this city.Mr and Mrs.Brown came to this county in the year 1867, returning again to Aberdeen for a short time, when they came again to Sherbrooke in 1870, where they have sinceresided.Mr.Brown wras a man of sterling quality, and much respected by all who knew him The funeral will take j>lace from his son’s residence 107 King street, on Wednesday afternoon at 2 p.m.to Union cemetery, Y.M.C.A.ANNUAL MEETING.The members of the Young Men’s Christian Astociation of this City, met on Thursday night to cele brate their twenty-sixth annual Hireling Oq acrount of the down POUT Of rain many were kept from coming.Mr.J.H.Bryce was in th** chair.Many encouraging reports were presented by the Chairman of the various committees.The Finance Committee stated that a number of new suscribert» had been added to their list during the year The Treasurer s statement showed that after all liabil ities had been met, there was a small balance on hand.This fact called forth words of appreciation from the Chairman, who congratulated the Finance Committee and the General Secretary for their faithful work in being able to close the year free from debt.The Educational Committee-rejKjrt revealed the fact that the young men of this City are not embracing the opportunities to be had by attending the evening classes as they should.Special efforts will be made to increase the number of studeuts this year.Any young man who whould like to improve himself in any subject should have a talk with the General Secretary at once.The Debating Society which was so successful last year, will be given great prominence this coming winter.Attention was called to the fine assortment of magazines on the littérature table.These will compare favorably with those $o be louud in much larger associations.The report of the religious work committee showed that this department of the work was not being overlooked.The attendance at the Sunday afternoon meeting had been well mainta;ned during the winter mouths, the average being 35.Special thanks are due to the Pastoi* for their co-operation along thi* line.Attention was called to the services held in connection with the “Week of Prayer” for young men also the First District Conference which proved so helpful.The Ladles Auxiliary report read by Mrs.C.C.Knight was very kindly received and heartily applauded.The ladies purpose making a number ot improvements in the rooms.A new carpet ami new curtains will be put in, in a few days, also the rooms wifi be painted which wifi greatly im-P» ove the appearance.The following members were elected to the Board of managers for the next year:- Dr.G.E Ilynd-man, J.W.McKee, Dr.li.Spencer, G.N.Hodge, Jas E.Water-house, J.II.Bryce, A.Bartlett, J.K.Edwards, \V.B.McCawf W.R.Price, L S.Channel), A.S.Hurd, II.V.Haight, U.1).Lawrence and Fred Therrien.Messrs.C.C.Knight, L.G.Channel 1 and G.N.Hodge were elected to the Trustee Board for a term of two years.A letter of regret was read from Rev.W.M.Shearer who was unable to attend.After a hearty vote of thanks had been passed to the Ladies Auxiliary, the Pastors, and the City ami County Press, the Ladies served refreshments.This brought the meeting to a close.Departure of the 53rd.To Dye At Home Learn •©•p.quickly i Rngliftt to do It raccrMfatly, Get • cake of the nglieh Home Dye.k •he* and dyea operation.Brilliant, fadeleaa.The dye of b aigher price.qnallty that for S*id r CWarx.ijc./èr JUmcM.Library and Art Union.The Library and Art Union is now organizing the Special Rook Club for the winter of 1901 and 2.These clubs will be composed of 16 members, each membership fee $1.00, books changed fortnightly on alternate Fridays, at the library room.It is intended to have two or three Fiction clubs and one of more -erious work comprising bio-gi ; hy travel, etc.B> these clubs the newest and most important works are available to members at a minimum cost.Immediate application is re-cuested which must in all case be accompanied by payment of fee, as expenditure of books is a first necessity.Clubs wifi be organized according to the order of applica tiens for memberships, and books for the first club will be ready for distribution on Oct.4th.Suggestions for special books are requested from all applicants.As Sure as You Are Born Putnam’s Corn Extractor cures all kinds of corns and warts, in a short time.Cures painlessly as well as promptly, cures radically as well as quickly.The greatest corn raiser on the North America Continent, just ask your druggists if this isn't so.Druggists all sell it If you are at a distance from a drug store send twenty five cents to N.C.Poison Ac Co., Kingston, and get it post paid.The 53rd regiment, to the number of 800 strong, including the fine band, of 41 instruments under the direction of the bandmaster Hubbard the whole under command of Col.H.R.Fraser and Major R.J.Spearing, left at 9 p.m.on Saturday in nine special first class cars for Quebec via the Q.C.Ry, whefe they are to take part in the military exercises to take place in the Ancient Capital on the occasion of the arrival of the Du ke and Duchess of Cornwall in Canada.The fine regiment never looked smarter and brighter than they did on Saturday as they marched down Wellington street to the martial strains of their excellent band.We are sure that the 53rd wifi acquit themselves with honor in the Ancient Capital and that they will be second to none among the many crack regiments who are to take part In the military review.We understand that the men are to- be qtartered in the large and spacious skating rink while in Quebec, and that they will probably not return home until late Tuesday evening or early Wednesday morning.The Quebec Central Railway officials have done eveiything possible for the comfort of the men while en route, and very kindly placed the General Manager’s private car at the disposal of the officers, while the rank and file were made comfortable by being placed in the best of the fine equipment owned by the Raihvay.Corn Temper.Just as trying to the nerves as temper excited by other causes.Haven’t you heard of Putnam’s Painless Corn and Wart Extractor?Cures quickly and painlessly; others pain-make men swear-the ladies complain—not so with Putnam’s.All druggists sell Putnam’s or it can be sent by N.C.Poison At Co., Kingston, Out., to any address in Canada or United States, on receipt of 25 cents."Example teaches better than precept." Judge a shoe by what similar shoes of the same make and brand have proved, rather than by what an interested salesman says of it* Five years of fixed price and fixed quality vouches for— "The Slater Shoe’’ K.Q WIOOEI”1' sole LOOXL AGKNT Methodist Church.The Women’s Missionary Society meets this afternoon w ith Mrs.C Gordon, Montreal Street.The Ladies Aid will me^t with Mrs.A W Hyndman, Montreal Street, tomorow (Tuesday) (afternoon.Hey Mr.Lett made special mention in his sermon yesterday morning tojthe sad death of President McKinley.Lives Troubles, biliousness, sallow complexion, yellow eye«, jaundice, etc., yield to the curative powers of Laxa-Liver Pills.They are sure to cure.MARRIED.WE8TMAN-HARDCASTLE—On Thursday, Auku«1 29.1901, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev.J.Seller, Lem-bert B.Woatman.only ton of John f.W eat-in* n to Polly Hardcastle, eldest daughter of John T.H o-dcAstie.all of Dudswell, Que.BURR1TT-BISHOP—In the Methodiet Church Bishop s Croesing, Que., on Sept.12, 1901,by the Rev.Johnson Seller, George Burritt, of Kimberley, Ont., to Miss Agnes M.Bishop, youngest daughter ef the late Sidney C.Bishop, of Duaswell.DEATHS.BROWN—In this city on .Septic, 1931, James Brown, father of Mr John Brown, aged 87 years l Funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon from the residence of his son, 107 King .St Friends and acquaintances are re-qncsied to attend.BU.S TARD—In this city, .Sent 14, 1901, Miss Jane Bustard, of Lennoxville, aged t»l years Funeral to-morrow) Tuesday at 2 p.in., from her brother’s residenc % to the Methodist Church, Lencox ville S'L K( K—At Minton,Que, .Sept 7, Mr Hanson Slack, aged 81 year cr ., i Æfv.v Soothes tifid f ¦ .(M moves sort-ness ;nu1 still- .'id .-ives t.iu Ï ody a feeling of comfort and strength.Don’t take the weak, watery witch hazel preparations represented to be “the same as” Pond's Exiract, wnich easily .sour and generally contain “wood alcouo!,” a deadly poison O.F.OLIVIER BOSTON STORE.A complete assortment of Dry $ Fancy Goods can be found at C.F.Olivier, comprising the following goods : Ladies’ Tailor-made Suits In black, iron gray and heather to be sold cheap.Ladies' Tailor-made Skirts Very special values in black, blue grey, iron grey, heather and green mixture, from $3 up.*4T I am going out of Ladies* Jackets, so look out for Bargains.A good tailor-made Jacket at $2.79.“Stjerkrooke Daily Record” Trial Subscription by mail to any address 8 Weeks fop 25 cents.L.8.OHANNKLL A 00., PubHahera, Sherbrooke, Qae.A job line KID GLOVES slightly damaged, worth $1.40, to clear 50c.Bargains in Furs.Come and see them.PLOWS' PLOWS/ DO NOT FORGET MY Gents’ Department.A full range of Men’s Underwear all wool, from 50c up to $3 each.A full range of Men's Hats, from $1.00 to $3.00, extra value A full range of Men’s Ties, Collars, Cuffs, Night Shirts, Braces, &c.Now is the time to drop in and leave yonr order for Plows.All kinds and prices.Ar3 you wanting a Harness ?If so, we have them for you.Largest stock in the city to choose from.•Come in and see what we have and let us quote prices.F.L.BEAN 185 & 187 Wellington St., Sherbrooke, GIVE ME A CALL.C.F.OLIVIER BOSTON STORE, 119 WELLINGTON STREET Exhibiting Although the exhibition may be a thing of the past for another year, we will still continue to exhibit only on a much larger scale than ever, at oar store, 81 Wellington St.People Ask srasSSS W-1^ how it is that we eeil so mai y more STOVES and RANGhS than other dealers.It is very e&sy to answer -'*-*ZZ***&^ that question—we c^riy the ï ar most complete line of Stoves and Rangée that cat.be maru-1$ ’ gp^L factured and cheaper than others ~ We guarantee everyone of them and will return the fail purchase price paid for a* y stove that don’t ^ prove all wo ciaiia for it.Our reputation ii'-e* with each Stove.Buy year Stove direct from us ana you will be delii h ed.i KERR & FOSS.SIGN OF THE HORSE SHOE.School time is here and your toy should be ready for it.We’d like to fit him out with >ne of our Nice Suits They are made with heavy jeams to stand hard knocks and ,re serviceable and stylish.Look it them.Satisfaction guaranteed.ME—* J.L.VINEBERG & CO.¦47 WELLINGTON STREET il Bell Tel.338.SIGN OF THE HORSE SHOE pnnnr'innrTTT^ yttt yttyyyttt : >DUKE OF YORK’S PORTRAIT^ O OTTO?OUST • THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER.Cut out this coupon and bring with it TEN CENTS, to The Examiner office and receive a handsome portrait of The Duke of York.This picture is taken from the latest photograph of His Royal Highnees and is fit for framing and hanging in the finest Drawing Room.If sent by mail add FIVE CENTS extra for tubing and postage.GlJLSLJlJLiULJUULftJUl^ JUUUUUUL2JUL.CANADIAN o -'DaCIFit Ky.Will sell Round Trip Tickets 'or celebrations in honor of the visit of their Royal High nesses, The DUKE AND DU0HES8 I >K CORNWALL and YORK AT SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE.as follows to QUEBEC.$4 65, Sept.14th to 21st, inclusive.Good '«turning Sept.23rd.1901 Special train from Three Rirtrs.Sept.16 and 17 MORTREAL.$3.35.p.m trains Sept, 17th, all trains Sept 18 and IW Good returning Sept 20th.OTTAWA.$6.85, .Sept Ifith, 18th.20th.21st and $4.85 on Sept 17th and 19th Good returning until Sept 24th.To view the DECORATIO RS AAD ILLUMIRATIONS Special train service will be arranged to and from the above cities For particulars see and purchase ticket* from Agents Full Fare charg ed on Trains W.H.BOTTUM.City Passenger Agent.Art Building.Bell Telephone 130.Tourist and Steamship Tickets.T for acceptable Idea*.State If patented.THE PATEN i RECORD, Baltimore.Md.ription price of the Patent Record tu» ner annum.Samples free.F'eshy People ! Overgrown Men I Stout people generally have trouble to get things to fit them—especially Shoes.That’s the reason we keep so many stylea of big Shoe*.We have stout Ladles’ Shoes and Fleshy Men's Boots.These people send to ns from all over the country for their Footwear.Space here is too small to allow the innomeratton of all the different kinds, but come or send for what yon want and yon’ll get It.MORENO Y & MILLET, Modern Merchants.ONLY COPY AVAILABLE