The Sherbrooke examiner, 9 mai 1904, lundi 9 mai 1904

f The Sherbrooke Examiner PUBLISHED MONDAY.WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY VOL.VII.NO.56 New Series SHERBROOKE.QUEBEC.MONDAY.MAY u 1904 PRICE ONE CENT DON’T LET Your nei^hboi’é chicken* get into your yard.Come to us and we can teli you how to keep yours at home if they are pestering other people.We carry POULTRY NETTING From l to 8 Fekt in heigh.Whether your wants be for one yard or one thousand yards we can supply you.You will tiud our prices the Lowest.We arc Headquarter* for American Field Fencing in all widths.Barb Wire )Plain Twist Wire, Plain Oil and Annealed Wire, in,50 and 100 lb bundles, Galvanized Telephone Wire, in 5*> and 1^1‘b.bundles.Galvrnized A inch Ribbon Wire.The Heaviest and best Assorted Stock in the country, at the lowest prevailing market prices.NEW Building Needs Garden Hose h dia.f 3 ply.7c per foot I dia , 3-ply.8c por foot Hose Nozzles.4 c each Hose Reels.$1 eac h Lawn Sprinklers 50c each Summer’s dust would be unbearable without this out-tit.Easy to water growing vegetables, plants and shiubs, wash windows and cool the atmosphere.If you are going to build a House, Barn, or addition of any kind this spring, bring your Haadware list to us and if BEST GOODS and LOWEST PRICES will secure your order, WE LL FILL IT.Prompt Attention (riven All Orders J.S.MITCHELL & CO.WE FILL OUTSIDE ORDERS THE SAME DAY AS RECEIVED : : : : :-h* I'k' STAR (Clothing Hall * •r * 4» * *r o 4* 4- Men’s Suits and Overcoats Style and service are two important factors which enter to an unlimited dregree into the Star Clothing for men, apart from the ordinary Ready to wear kind.To fully appreciate the perfectness of our Men’s Clothing, just come in and try on a Suit, or so.MEN’S and YOUNG MEN’S SUITS In neat Patterns — Scotch Tweeds, made sacoue style, gond lining silk sewn throughout, perrect cut and finish equal to best custom made.Special prices $10, $12, $14, $15, $16, $18 We sell Men’s Suits at $5.00 and up "353 We are Local Agents for the Campbell Clothing and 2)th Century Brand of Clothing.STAR QLOTHINa HALL, J.RSSEKSLOOM « C8.97 A 99 WELLINGTON STREET, Next Door to Grand Central Hotel, Bell Tel.43 ¥ J1LWJ1YS J1VJHLJ1BLE HO opens cl savings 14) > AJU account at this Bank,, and that dollar and every dollar yoa deposit afterwards will earn 3 per cent, interest ^Eastern Townships Bank^ C VPITAL AND RESERVE PAID UP: $3.914,61000 BANKING BY MAIL A SPECIALTY.ESTABLISHED NEARLY HALF A CENTURY L Simmer Dress Goods 1^"-’ «bâtie* fancy I n ion Preuftiood*», double aidth.at per yd.20c Fancy C olored and White MraLlxit.Fancy light weight Wool Ain! C'ouon Waiati.N’ua.• • SUMMER GLOVES • • Fine White Blouse WaUts.Veiling.Black iIom* from To pair.Handkerchiefs.1c up.Rib bon a.Ladieo Ves’.a, from tie each.ToWKIjS Towblinu Every Line a BARG AIN.J.R.ANDREWS & CO.Bishop’s Crossing.AFTER SPRING STYLES HATS.IN On Saturday evening Charles Epps, who was on the lookout for the latest in men’s headgear, walked into the basement of the Methodist church while the choir was at practice, and, after making a selection, left his well-known and somewhat out of date hat.The matter was reported to Chief Davidson, and after surveying the hat, he at once recognized it as belonging to Charles Epps.An officer proceeded to Charlie’s home, with an invitation to come up and interview the chief.Epps was told to return the hat which he had exchanged for his own.He denied any connection with the missing hat, and after some persuasion he left and returned shortly afterwards with two hats.As neither of them was the one wanted, he was given a last chance, and told to get “that hat.” Charlie, with the cold damp cells looming before him, started out again in search of the hat, and returned with It neatly done up in paper.The hat w’as returned to its owner, and Charlie will have to explain the matter before the District Magistrate.State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County.ss.Frank J.Cheney makes oath that he is senior partner of the firm of F.1.Cheney & Co., doing hmi.ifss in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure.FRANK J.CHENEY.Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A.I).8886.(Seal.A.W.GLEASON, Notary Public.Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system.Send for testimonials free.F.J.CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.Sold by all druggists, 75c.Take Hall’s Family Pills for Constipation.SPORTING MAN AT CHURCH.The religious editor of a certain paper published in New York State, took a vacation last Sunday, and, as had no one to leave in his place, he asked the sporting editor to attend church and report the sermon.Here is what he wrote, unblemished by the editorial pencil : “The weather was perfect, and the grandstand and bleachers wrerc packed.The Rev.Dr.- was in the box for the Christians, and he certainly had everything in the book.“When he tackled New .Jerusalem he used the slow ball artistically but when he warmed up in hades he had speed to burn and whipped them over like a shot.“He had sw’cll control and never lost sight of the plate for a minute, especially after it had been passed around.“The choir did a good deal of rooting from the player’s bench, and occasionally a voice from the bleachers yelled ‘Amen !’ Although it was an extra-inning game he never let up and had the visitors properly backed up throughout, putting some of them to sleep.“If he can only keep up the pace-* the big league for ‘his’ next season.” —Buffalo Times.POSTAGE TO MAURITIUS The postmaster is advised that the Postal Administration of Mauritius has consented to accept as fully prepaid Canadian newspapers and periodicals posted in Sanada and prepaid at the postage rates applicable to such matter in the Canadian mails.Cook’s Cotton Root Compound.Ladle** Favorite, I* the only nafe, reliable regulator on which woman can depend "In the hour and time of need.['repared In two degree* of id No.2.2r strength.No.1 an j No.1.—For ordinary ranen Is by far the beat dollar medicine known.No.2—For special canes—10 degree* Stronger—three dollars per box.lifidies—ask your druggist for Cook’s Cotton Boot Cream and Hluek, at $1.05 a yard.^ Enoilsli Mohair Briliiantlne «y- 4 .very high lustre, in shades of Grey, Brown, (been, at 88c and $1.(0.% Rainy weatlier Rcnuisites % V&t These things come ii handy Isometimes.Now prices are low and weather right, you should buy.iÊ ** UMHNEhbAS ** Children’s Umbrellas, 40 to 50c.Ladies’ and Gentlemen's Umbrellas, 50 to 75c.Gentlemen’s Steel Rod Umbrellas, 80c to $1.00.fcfrijL.Ladies and Gentlemen’s Gloria Silk Umbrellas, steel A Tfgf rods, fancy handles, $1 15 to $1.40.Indien' and Gentlemen’s hue Gloria Silk Umbrellas, *teel rods, horn and fancy handles, $1.00 to $4.00.âJJW T.BELANGER, K 14y «ipio»».l-rei'H ü.1 r • 1 00.or 3 boUl- » *•' Circular »«ut uu ic-uu^t MAY CANADIAN MAGAZINE.QUALITY is the "S I Slowly but surely Canadian periodi-[cals are forging to the front—a feature of our national development which is as natural as it is evident.The May “Canadian Magazine” is an attractive number, with several important features.Pursuing its policy of explaining and chronicling and progress in art, there is an article on “The Art of Paul Vtick-son,” the first Canadian to devote Rich Red Blood, Basis of Health Townships Notes.Strong Blood Fortifies the Ntr-vesf Strengthens the Heart, Keeps You In the Swim.Hew to Nourish the Blood.To keep abreast of the unceasing race that confronts us, both energy and reserve strength are essential.THING 'his talents to the study of the horse.Strength is power.Power is money ‘ My Misconceptions regarding the —that's the way we resolve it today; Mormons,” by James L.Hughes, is yet even when evidence of failing a timely article, since there has been strength and dwindling power be-so much discussion recently concern- comes manifest, very few of us face ing these people, and since there are the actual condition and deal with several Mormon settlements in the it as we would with something Northwest.This is profusely illustr- voicing monetary value.\Ve have ft reputation that is based on high quality and sterling worth in every drug medicine and drug store article sold.Wk Won’t Sacrifice It.We won’t try to meet competition on unworthy goods, but we positively guarantee to each and every purchaser that he is getting “the best for the feast.” Isn’t purity prescription purity especially— worth coming here to get i GRIFFITH The Druggist, Stntbcona Drag Hall 61 Wellington Ft.> ated.The most ponderous article is “Independence and the Treaty-Making Power,” by Professor de Sumichrast, of Harvard, who mildly protests against any radical change In our present relations with the Colonial Office.The character sketches of the month include “Hon.J.I-Tarte,” by the inimitable H.Franklin Gadsby ; “George Meredith,” by Haldane Ma< Fall, an English literary I If Ferro/.one was unpleasant writer; and “Edith Wynne Matthl- take, or if its action were not im-son, the star in “Everyman,” by mediate and permanent, if physical Marjorie R.Johnson.Each of these ! improvement were not of the high-sketches is embellished with portraits est value to the individual, there The short stories arc strong in this might be some excuse for deferring issue, the authors represented being jibe use of this remarkable tonic.Theodore Roberts, Captain J.W.Fui-I If your health is inconsequential, er, Winn if red Boggs and Guy de then Ferrozone may be Maupassant.Miss Helliwell, in her jwith.But if health and vigor giv xccllent department, “Woman’s you more power and comfort, can’t Mr John McHenry, of Cookshire, diet! in the Protestant Hospital on Tuesday after an illness of several months.At the Beebe Plain council meeting on Monday a tax of two and a half mills on the dollar was levied for road purposes.Melbourne and Brompton Gore are advertising for a number of elementary teachers at the munificent salary of $10 a month.The tolls of the St.Francis bridge at Richmond have been sold for the coining year to Mr.Seth Taylor by tender for $3,030.At a meeting of the municipal council of Sawyervillc on Monday two bye-laws were passed levying four mills for road purposes and four and a half for municipal purposes.tion, thereby renewing vitality and ; Mr.I harles Miller, Flodden’s oldest endurance, they simply drift along un-‘ citizen, is dead at the age of HO.til the doctor or undertaker con-1 The deceased sixty years ago aband-frouts them.yrof.W.Hodgson Ellis, Official Analyst to the Dominion Government, reports that Sunlight Soup contains “no loading mixture/ —that means every atom is pure soap.Sunlight Soap Octagon Bar REDUCES EXPENSE S in- ?ftk for U*« •eUgon Bar *33 Thousands of people are falling behind in the race of life simply because they are failing in strength.Instead of using Ferrozone, which revitalizes all the functions of the body forms rich, red blood, improves iliges- For Laundry Pasture For Cattle rO LET on the B.A.Land Coy a farm at Rock Fore«t.Apply to W.Mi MILLAV, 3in.a.3lt Rock Forest.Que.Farm For Sale THK undersigned utter* for nale hi» Farm Aituated on the main road leading from Sherbrooke to Brompton.4 miler.from Sherbrooke ami one and a half mile from Bronipton Fall*.The farm oom-i.-U of 118 acre», about 80 acies under good -tale cultivation, balance well wooded.Good hou-e and baiiis.all in good repair, and never failing *pring of water on premise*.Al»o good sugar orchard Within ten rod- of chee-e and butter factory and clone to nchool.For pariicular* apply on preminea or by letter to „ Mvj ALBERT VARNEY «r.„ Box 5(19 Brompto i Fall» April 25th, lS04-lmo.Farm for Sale.INSURANCE to His Head Broke a Steam Guage Horrible Way a Man was Scalded to Death at Carleton Place.Mr.Wm.Hall, of Addison, Leeds county, Ont., travelling agent for the George White 6c Sons Engine Company, of London, Ont., was accidentally killed at Carleton Place, Ont., on Friday.A traction engine belonging to Mr.Andrew Cram was being used to haul a heavy load, and Mr.Hall was assisting in running the engine.A sudden movement over a slight obstruction seems to have thrown Mr.Hall against the end of the machine where he was severely crushed between it and the heavy truck, or the steam launch that was loaded upon it.His body struck against the glass water gauge at the end of the engine holler and the steam and water rushing out of the broken tube scalded the unfortunate man’s bodv in a frightful manner.—:-*- But the old reliable Putnam’s Corn Extractor is entirely vegetable in composition and does not eat or burn the flesh.It gradually lifts the corn, causes no pain, and cures permanently.Price 25c.at all druggists.Use only “Putnam’s.” CASTOR IA For Infants ant* Children.The Kirn! You Have Always Bought Bears the y / £*, , Signature o f ^ V^Tv ZC Col.Cooke’s Case.ATTORNEY-GENERAL OF QUEBEC DENIES THAT AFFAIR IS TO BE COMPROMISED.Hon.Horace Archambault, Attorney-General, in an interview denied that the Government ever had any intention to effect a compromise in the case of Mr.J.P.Cooke, crown prosecutor for the district of Montreal.Though he did not care to speak for publication he intimated that the case will in no wise be compromised with a view to whitewash the Crown prosecutor.Further more the idea of naming him as a member of the commission for the revision of the statutes was never even thought of nor will he receive any statement from the Attorney-General that the evidence taken before the late Judge Wurtele entirely cleared his character.The fact of the matter is : It was intimated to Mr.Cooke by the Government that be should resign as Crown prosecutor when he in turn requested that a commission be appointed to investigate.the charges alleged against him by Mr.Blackley.This request the Government has under consideration and will probably do.CHEESE AND BUTTER LOW.PRICES you Sphere,” has something to say about ¦ you see the foolishness of denying the class of houses found in Quebec and Montreal as compared with the bungalow cottages which are so popular in Victoria and Vancouver.John \.Cooper writes of the St.Louis Exhibition and reviews the history of the territorial expansion of the Unit-[strong nerves really mean, d States under the heading “The | Ferrozone, like other good St.Louis Idea.” The booU depart- is grossly substituted, so insist on ment contains a sketch and portrait getting Ferrozone, which is prepared of Norman Duncan, the latest Cana- j in tablet form and sold only 50c dian wrriter to come to the front in New York.Ordinary Corn Salves Acids.Contain Hotel Pumps Tied Up.JQUOR DEALERS OF BLENHEIM RESENT LOCAL OPTION VOTE.The temperance people of Blenheim, hit., carried a local option by-law, and now the hotel men are getting ven.Their license expired on Sunday, and they at once closed .their hotels and refused to give either board or lodging to the travelling public.They have even hoarded up he pumps in front of their hotels, and farmers coining to town are forced to go to private houses to secure water for ttiemslelves and orscs.The temperance people say they will open houses of entertainment.in the town.ST.CHARLES SEMINARY Pupils taking highest standing during the month of April, 1904 Senior Philosophy—1, C.E.Bach-and, Sherbrooke ; 2, A.B.Cotnoir, St.Germain.Sciences—1, A.B.Cotnoir, St.iermain ; 2, H.Codere, Sherbrooke.Junior Philosophy—1, J.Noel, East Sherbrooke, and F.Belleau, Lewiston, Me.; 2, E.Blanchard, St.J.B.de Rouville.Mathematics—1, J.Noel, East Sherbrooke ; L.Couture, East Sherbrooke.Rhetoric—1, J.T.Hackett, Stan-stead ; 2, P.Du hue, Sherbrooke.Literature—1, J.Sylvestre, Sherbrooke ; 2, A.Godbout, St.Claude.Versification—1, A.Benoit, Clifton ; E.Lussier, Lake Weedon.Grammar—1, A.Lflleureux, Framingham, Mass.; 2, E.Boisvert, Sherbrooke.Preparatory Class, French—1, G.Lajoie, Wotton ; 2, L.Darche, South Ham.English—1, II.Mulvena, Newington; 2, C.Reilly, Sherbrooke.Business Class—1, H.Roberge, Chcsham ; 2, R.Aube, Sherbrooke.Second Class, English—1, L.Le-dairc, Graniteville, Vt.; 2, F.Wilkins, East F&rnham.Third Class, English-1, R reau, Clifton, and A ville ; 2, E.Cardin oned a home of wealth and refinement in Scotland to take up a pioneer life in the Brompton woods.Mr.F.W.West, one of Granby’s zealous temperance workers, writes to the Leader-Mail, advocating the formation of anti-treating leagues.He considers the treating habit one .j of the worst evils in connection with «*«*• The Chateauguay Record warns the public against a woman swindler who is going about the country pretending to be a canvasser for a monthly paper which is giving a set of dishes with every $1.00 subscription.A You will then know wrhat ‘ number of persons have found that health, good spirits, and they were surely “done again.” I It is said that the firm w7ho had the things, I con1rac^ bund the new E.T.Bank at Rock Island has declined to carry it out and the matter is now open.Bank men arc now confident that the building will be erected this season.yourself the many advantages of using such a grand medicine ?Do the fair thing by yourself, go right to your druggist and get Ferrozone.perfect ÆTNA* \ ALLIANCE, j COMMERCIAL UNION, GUARDIAN, HARTFORD LANCASHIRE, LONDON, NORTH BRITISH A MERCANTILE* QUEEN, ROYAL, WESTERN.Sherbrooke *b Leading Fire Insurance Office, MoCanhy Block tfflHtra; hcoi.e*.For particular* apply at farm to T.C.BEA I TIE, Ap, 18 3-m or Box 31, Sherbrooke, Quo.For Sale.TWO self-contained houses with all modem improvements, al-o barns, situated on Portland Ave.Apply to THUS.LONG.Sherbrooke, April 8lh.1-m Established 1875.Ball Phone 114 Peoples Phone j For Sale Codere’s Hats box, six boxes for $2.50, at all dealers, or by mail from N.C.Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont., anh Hartford, Conn., U S.A.FARM consiHting in 108 acres in high state of cultivation ; cut 70 tons of hay ; good pastu-e; lot hard wood, pulpwood, lumber, etc ; good house and 2 good barns, excellent water pumped to each by windmill; splendid large orchard ; situated on line C.P.R., li mile from both Cookshire or Birchton ; also near creamery, churches and academy For terms, write or see owner, R.S, NUTBROWN.Birchton, Que.2m.Ap.4 A Peculiar Action.FIRST WIFE WOULD RESTRAIN SECOND WIFE FROM USING HUSBAND’S NAME.Who is the wife of James M.Ir win, of Toronto, and entitled to his | name, is a question which the courts in Toronto will be asked to decide.| Mrs.James M.Irwin, who was the | first wife, issued a writ against her j husband and ShcrifTe Sheldrake, who claims to be the present Mrs.Irwin.| The writ asks for damages and for; an injunction to restrain Sheriff© Sheldrake from calling herself Mts.i James M.Irwin, and from representing herself to be the plaintiff, whq j claims to be the lawful wife of James M.Irwin.It appears that Mr.Irwin some time ago went to the United States, and subsequently returned to Toronto with the second Mrs.Irwin.The former wife is in- decided Mansonvillc is indulging in boom talk in anticipation of the extension of the Orford Mountain Railway to that place.Several parties are considering the advantages that place has to offer for the manufacture of hard wood products.The largest and best equipped sugar house in the Province is said to be that of the Rev.W.S.Bullock, at Roxton Pond.The surrounding bush contains about ten thousand trees, and pipe lines bring the sap from the more remote sections to the sugar house.Most of the product is marketed in the Canadian Northwest.Wright Davis died last week at his farm, near Coaticook, upon which he had spent over seventy years of his life.He was 83 years of age, and was married 60 years ago last Christmas day, to Lydia J.Walker, of Stanstead Plain, who is still living.He is also survived by six children.are the Leading Hats and the price will keep them in the front rank.Our method is one price to all, and this has proved a boon to both buyer and seller.We have recently added to our already large stock, so that our assortment is now very complete.Our Sh’rts, Ties, Collars and Braces are not surpassed In variety, styles and prices A.CODERE GENT’S FURNISHER For Sale.*« BLINKBONN1E FARM.” 33 acre*, just outside City limits.Good buildings Bargain to immediate purchaser.K.J.WILLIAMS, t f.44 Sherbrooke.! Farm For Sale.The township of Stanstead, having to levy a money road tax stituting the action upon the as-' dus summer, at the regular meeting sumption that there were no divorce 0* councll 011 - °^( aY tom missioners were appointed to repair proceedings in the United States.A Good Complexion Is a joy to every woman’s heart and man is vain enough not to despise it.Beautiful complexion means pure blood, oY in other words, a healthy body.Tens of thousands of women take Ferrozone, because it’s a splendid blood builder, keeps the system in perfect order and helps the complexion wonderfully.“I consider Ferrozone the best remedy to give you a clear ruddy complexion I know of,” writes Miss Ada E.Brandon, of Pembroke.“My skin used to be sallow, but after taking a few boxes of Ferrozone a rosy tint was noticablc on my eheelis.I can recommend Ferro-zonc as a tonic also.” For good health and beauty use only Ferrozone Price 50c at druggists.BIRCHTON.Our school will close on the 10th Quite an interesting programme will be gi\en by the little ones.The W.C.T.U.and the Ladies’ Aid will meet with Mrs.Ernest Todd on Thursday, the 12th.Prof.McDowall made a flying visit through here on the 3rd.Rev.and Mrs.Wright attended the I missionary convention at Coaticook • last week.j We are sorry to hear that R.S.Fav- Nutbrown talks of selling his farm.Aubin, Lyndon- We cannot afford to lose any of our Nashua, N.H.; old and esteemed neighbors.It must be confessed that the butter and cheese trade is making a poor start.The opening prices have not so low for many years.It is to be hoped that a bad beginning may mean a good ending.That has been the case before.The last two or three seasons were exceptionally profitable to Canadian dairymen.A lean year may or may not be on the cards The English market seems to be glutted with an over supply of butter.Australian shipments have been ten fold larger than they were a year ago, and Danish supplies are keeping up.There are two factors that should eventually improve the situation.The low prices should greatly stimulate consumption and the war is likely to cut off the competition from Siberia.The cheese trade Is no better than that of butter.Heavy stocks of old cheese clog the market.Fortunately the make of fodder goods has been very small and the factories are opening a good deal later than last year.Prices arc starting low, but they cannot be maintained at their present level for long.In fact both butter and cheese are bound go up as the season advances, and the wind up may be fairly satisfactory after all.—Waterloo Advertiser.and M.Normandin, Sherbrooke.Fourth Class, English—1, E.Hebert, North Stukely ; 2, J.Caron, Worcester, Mass.Business Class, French—1, R.Fav-rcau, Clifton ; 2, II.Roberge, Ches-ham.Second class, French—1, L.Sylvestre, Sherbrooke ; 2, G.Martel, Bromptonville.Third Class, French—1, L.Dumont, Lewiston, Me.; 2, W.Noel, Capel-ton.Fourth Class, 1st Division—1, E.Gagne, Woburn ; 2, J.Woodgate, Sherbrooke.2nd Division—1, F.Bowles, Lincoln, N.H.; 2, T.Ryan, Fairfield, Vt.A.O.GAGNON, Ptre, Prefect of Studies.-«- ENVELOPES I ENVELOPES 1 ENVELOPES ! Miss Barber was called to Bury last Friday to act as one of the judges in the medal contest.New Scale Williams for C.P.R.• .T The Canadian Pacific Railway is ?0 well known for the luxurious way in which they furnish their hotels, that one Is not surprised at their good ta*.te In selecting one of the very finest in the New Scale Williams Pianos for their splendid Hotel at Moose jaw, N.W.T.W.B.LaBARON—Sole Agent 93 Wellinirlon Strict, Sherbrooke.Que.ST.FRANCIS POWER CO.and maintain the roads and bridges in this municipality.A tax of four mills on the dollar was levied on the taxable real estate ot the municipality to meet this expense.Since the Free Masons have been unfortunate enough to lose their lodge room and paraphernalia by the tire of Friday morning last, an agitation has been set a-going to build a hall for themselves We learn that a considerable sum of money has been subscribed towards such a scheme, and that other generous offers are forthcoming.—Magog Enterprise.The Windsor Mills Council has granted four hotel licenses.Three Protestant clergymen vigorously opposed the applications and advised the council to take over the liquor business and reap the profits rather than license the hotels.Whatever other value the suggestion may have it is impracticable because the law fails to authorize Municipal Councils to embark in the liquor trade in any way or shape.The drive of pulpwood and logs is nearly all in now.The Eaton Rive is filled as it never was before.On Sunday the river was filled to Mr.Lefcbvre’s and there is still a good quantity to come down.There is every prospect of the drive being down completely this spring.There is 8000 cords of peeled pulpwood to be taken out, besides some seven million feet of logs to be cut and shipped.Two carrys arc being erected to run the peeled wood from the river into the cars which will be operated by steam.Work will have to be rushed night and day to cut all this lumber and take this large quantity out of the river.There will be plenty of work this summer in Cookshire —Cookshire Chronicle.Acting under orders from district headquarters, says the Stanstead Journal, Customs Officer Brainard, of Derby Line, on Tuesday notified i Containing 150 acres, situated J of a mile from Rand boro, 30 acre* well timbered, good farm buildings good hou»e near churches, school house on farm, apple and sugar orchards, well wa.ered.Farm iu good state of cultivation, 24 miles from Sawyerville.For particulars apply on farm to JOHN HAMILTON, Randboro.PROTECT Your Valuables at Home Property For Sale.from Fire and by buying a Sneak Thieves Melktp’s Horne Deposit Yault.We have them all sizes and styles.Prices $12 to $30.«i, mi i co.Wholesale and Retail Shelf and Heavy Hardtvare, Leather aiid Coal.IN the town of Cookshire Consist of good House, Barn.Carriage House.Small Orchard.about 10 acres of land in goed cultivation, suitable for a market garden.Spring Water at the door.Terms easy.Lock Box 17, Cookshire, Que.3mos.Mar.30 MEN WANTED If you are not satisfied with your present position in life and are reliable, write us ai d we will start you local or travelling, tacking up show cards and generally advertising our roods at $840 a year and expenses $2.50 a day,, 'or particulars write Salua riedlcinal Co , lyr.Slw.London.Ont* NORTH ‘ Lota No.156, 257, 258 and 250.care E.T.B., Montreal.WARD \ chaser.For further partie Quebec alt dux snerurooKe GraniteMorks I have been getting In a large quantity of new and very fine stock In the line of Monuments, Tablets and Headstones.Intending purchasers will do well to call on me before buying elsewhere.GEO.AYER ÜPP08IT STRATHCONA lull Square.Hardware Taken From Stomach of Human Ostrich.KNIVES, CHAINS, KEYS, NAILS, BUTTON HOOKS, PINS AND A VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES.The New York Herald says : For more than three hours doctors in the ; German Hospital, Williamsburg, assisted in the delicate operation of removing from the stomach of John Fassel, who has called himself the j “human chain swallower,” a variety of metal articles which the man had swallowed during the last two the local ice, milk and bread men months.The following is a correct that they would not be permitted to list of the junk that was taken from deliver goods in Vermont with Cana-1 Fassel’s stomach Six knives of different varieties.The bill entitled an act to amend the act incorporating the St.Francis Water Power Co., was considered on Friday before the Private Bills Committee of the Quebec Legislature are The company asks for power to \ cd there has been no interruption of existing friendly relations between dian teams.This action is understood to have resulted from the recent visit of special officers to the place.The embargo applies only to delivery teams.There is no foundation whatever for the wild statements which have been circulated to the effect that all Canadian teams to he held up at the boundary.to As far as ordinary travel is concern-borrow $150,000 and also build with- We have just placed in stock 150,-006 envelopes of different sizes and are prepared to sell them either print- or plain cheaper than anyone In to the trade in this locality.Call at our office and see what we have to offer you.in a radius of thirty miles from d’lsracli dams, to utilize the waters of several lallcs in the vicinity and for other powers.A proposition to memorialize Congress in behalf of Canadian reciprocity was defeated in the Massachu- the two countries nor is there likely to he.Canadian proprietors of the affected industries are arranging for the delivery of their goods on the American side with American teams.The residents of Derby Line are not in sympathy with the order and will One gold watch chain.One key-ring chain.One brass hall door key.One roll top desk key.Four Yale lock keys.One button hook.Fourteen wire nails, each three inches in length.Two iron nails.Four horseshoe nails.Two pins The operation left the at an in such a weakened condition that it was said last night at the hospital that he might not recover.Maurus Jokai.the famous Hungarian novelist, died at Budapest, aged Canadian ^ v 'Pacific Ky.Will Sell Round Trip Tlokots to all Canadian Pacific Railway Station* in C'au-ada Port Arthur, Out.Sault Ste.Marie.Mich.Detroit, Mich., and oamI at lOfflST ONE WHY FIRST CUSS FIRE —on— Hay 2ltt, 2 2«d.23rd and 24th Good for return until May 25th, 1904.For tioket* and further information, apply to any Canadian Pacific Ry.Ticket Agent.E.fl.SEWELL Cltv Paesonger Agee* Art Building, Boll Telephone 190.Steamship Tickets to all Part* of the World For Sale victoria 1904 GRAND TRUNK "say'sLTWE*MV Victoria Day REDUCED RATES —TO— QUEBEC TORONTO MONTREAL HAMILTON OTTAWA LONDON and all other points In Conada and return.107 Acres of extra good laud, 2J miles from Sherbrooke City, on Beckett Road, Orford Good buildings, running water at house and barn.Extra well fenced, near good school and butter factory, will be sold cheap on account of ill health, for particulars apply on farm to GEO, RICHES, or Box 591, Itn, Apr.0 Sherbrooke, Que.RELIABLE MEN WANTED tüIT iT*1117°',r «©«I* tVlcin* tipah >w .nlf r°*d,ind c2"fVlcuou> pi»' '''» : also (Ustril Itlnf * n7’ or comiulMlon ffri j r monta and rxpenaea not ow fS.fiO p*r day.St#ady -m,,! vn.fnt to good men.No -xperien.-e needed.Write for particulars EMPIRE MEDICI NE € O., LO.MM»\.O.VT« ROYAL HAIL TRAINS VIA INTERCOLONIAL RAILWAY , CANADA’S FAMOUS TRAIN THE SINSLt FIRST CLASS Going Date*.May 21, 21 23.24 Return Lirait.May 25th For ticket*.Information, etc., apply to O.H.POSS, City Passenger and Ticket Ag**ufc, Strath con a Sou a or F.CRANE.Station Agent.THOMPSON & HAMBLY, COATICOOK, QUE.Importers.Manufacturers and Dealers in Canadian, American and Foreign Ganite and Marble.Express tone: Leaving Montreal.12.000 Noon, Sunday» sENatRs*!* i&SË M:Si "Vryk: .tramer', .Me.tlellfu, the following Mond.y Special Trains kF-st" SÆM John, Quebec.Montreal, connecting with train» for Ottawa.Toronto, and all point» welf tion*tluii*f«"Na n0t make cl0“r oonneo' Write for Time Tables, Fares, etc., to 143 ST.JAMES ST.MONTREAL and cemetery work of every description, made from most artistic designs by skilled workmen.Workmanship and quality of stock guaranteed first class in every particular.Also agents for Frost A Woods for acceptable _ State If patented.THE PATEN ! RECORD» Baltimore, Md ibecripuon price of the PfTxifT Recoa» tl/* ( « ¦> THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER 9 MAY 3; l»Oi STOVES WHY arc we selling more than ever Because our Stoves cook 100 per cent better than any others and with $0 per cent, less fuel.& When Pander Signals your liver out of order, constipation, or your stomach not working1 ri^ht, it’s a sign of distress which, unheeded, will lead to trouble—it is time to take Beechams Pills In boxe» 23 cents.John Brown & 8on 10: KING STREET SHERBROOKE, QUE - ®®«®@£SX5Xs^^ Look for The Mark k & e branded on every K & C Bouquet Cigar : a guarantee of quality an assurance of money’s worth, i resume you’re acquainted with the fact that according to all value standards the K & C Bouquet is a 10c cigar, yet we persist in selling it for 5c.A.E.KINKEAD&CO , Cigare As Tobaccos.' Wellington St Sherbrooke.Have ïoü a KODftK If not, why not ?Nothing nicer for a holiday, and nothing more interesting.We have them all prices, Estabsished 1870.Sold Everywhere P- BIRON has been appointed Sole Agent for the*.District of St Francis for the celebrated Whalebone Wagon manufactured by 8.R.Bailey & Co.Ames-bury.Mass.I make to order Cushion or Pneumatic Wagons of every desription.I also have on hand Concords ana Top Buggies in great variety.All work guaranteed and prices and terms to suit purchasers.I also manufacture all kinds of Buggies.Lumber Wagons, Hotel Busses, etc., and when desired can furnish them with Rubber Tires.Cushion or Hard Rubber Tires applied on old wheels when wanted.I secure my tires from one of the best manufacturers in the United States.Inspection invited.P.BIR0N EAST SHERBROOKE $5 and $8 Linoleum, Stair Carpets in Hemp and Tapestry.Union Carpet, 30c.a yard.China Mattings, 15c.and 20c, yd.Let us show you these good*, you will be under no obligation whatever to buy.We have a good assortment of CUSHION CORDS.GIRDLES RUG FRINGE, WAR! WAR! Do you want the latest and most reliable War New®, well illustrated, then READ THE WEEKLY Montreal Herald which ia clubbed with the Examiner to new and old subscribers paying in advance $1.15 for both, j A fine Map of the Skat of: War, in three colors, 18x22 inches, j will be mailed free to every sub- j scriber to the two papers remitting us two cents extra for cost of mailing.Address: SteVens & price EXAMINER, Sherbrooke, Que.a 1 ! # i Win.Murra" & Go’s.Largest and*Best Assorted stock of GROCERIES Wines and Liquors Also a full line of Crockery & Glassware always on hand.WM.MURRAY R GO 17 and 19 KING STREET.1550 ACRES Of Timber Lands FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on TUESDAY, MAY 17th, 1004, at the Registry Office, Cookshire, Que., for the ESTATE OF THE LATE *£ William Sawyer These lands are situated in the Townships of Auckland, Clifton and Eaton.Terms cash.Sale at 10 o’clock a.m.H- E- Taylor 3w.Ap.27 Auctioneer.A Modent Colonel.According to the Canadian Military Gazette, the new adjutant of a volunteer regiment was asking the colonel a few thing» about the corps and eventually got on to the subject of marksmanship."Is the battalion a fairly good shooting one?" he asked."Oh, ye»; It is quite," answered the colonel grandiloquently."You’ll find a large percentage of good shot» in my regiment.And some very fine shots, too— very fine shots.I myself"—here he dropped his voice to a lower and more oily pitch—"am the best shot.Lieutenant Pullthrough, who Is the next beat shot to myself, is a magnificent shot." _________ __________ Insect Temperature».The temperature of the human body is essentially the same in the tropics and in the polar zones.Insects at rest have a temperature practically the same as that of the surrounding air In ordinary conditions of heat and of humidity.Under usual conditions the temperature of an insect rises with that of the surrounding air, only more slowly.When the air is very moist the insect’s temperature may rise more rapidly than that of the air.When the insect begin» to move, Its temperature rises and continues to rise until the motion ceases.lue Association conteiencc will he held at the Sherbrooke Young Men s Christian Association, May IH-JJ.Mr.C.K.Oher, of New York city, Field Secretary of the International Committee of Young Men’s Associations, will he tin* principal speaker, lie is so strong a man along all lines that the local olliccrs feel that they have been most fortunate in securing him.He will be ably assisted by Mr.C.M.Copeland, of Toronto, who is too well known here to need more than mention to assure a strong conference.It is expected that delegates will come in from many of the various towns through out the Townships.A strong programme has been arranged and all men interested 111 the Association are expected so far as possible to be present.On Thursday night, May 1!», the annual meeting will be held.Some I very encouraging reports will be pre-I sen ted at this meeting and oftieers for the year will be elected.A social will be spent after the meeting.The past year has been a record-breaker in every department of the work and everyone will be interested in hearing the reports that night.The new building project is slowly taking form, ami doubtlessly some developments will result from the annual meeting.On Friday night, Messrs.Copeland and Ober will meet conference with the new hoard of directors.On Saturday they will meet the various committees, and dis-uss the general work, outlining the )bjects, history, methods and results each department.Satarday evening will be given up a popular discussion of religious ork, its object, methods and prin-ples.Every person interested in religious work, whether connected ith the Association or not, should at this meeting.The session will begin at 7.30 with devotional exer-ses and song service.Then Mr.Ober will take up the theme “Reaching men for Christ.” On Sunday morning, May 22, Mr.’opeland will conduct a conference session on Bible Study and Personal Work.Every young man will find this morning hour, both interesting and profitable.The Men’s Meeting on Sunday af-ernoon will be addressed by Mr.K.Ober, of New York City.It would be impossible to exaggerate Mr.Ober as a speaker, who by bis earnest and sympathetic way wins the admiration of bis hearers, and influences them for a higher life.It expected that 200 men will turn out to hear him.Special efforts will be put forth for the music.This will he an excellent opportun-ty for all men to learn the inner workings of this great organization, which is becoming the most popular and best club in the world.True to ts ideals, the all-round development of men, and the elevating of noble Christian character, it is rapidly ex ending its scope.In North America there are now 1,750 Associations, with 375,000 members ; 400 Associa-ions own buildings valued at $25,-500,000.Work is done for every class of people grouped together.of to be Ten War» le Say “Oa*h.” A correspondent of tbs London Chronicle point» out nine ways of pronouncing the letter» "ough." The»» are, written phonetically, a» in coff, cauf (each 1» allowable), enuflf, thaut, tho, throo, hiccup, the Irish lough and the Scot’s pronunciation of sough, "such," the two final consonants in the last two words representing the corresponding gutturals in German.The editor iu comment adds, "There is ons other—‘bough.’ " Neglect a cough and contract consumption.Shiloh’s Consumption Cure The Lung Tonic Keeping Up Appraranc»».Mrs.Catterson—Mrs.Wilter is a woman with a great deal of pride, isn’t she?Mrs.Hatterson—Intense.She told me she had ordered as many clothes this season as she would if her husband hadn’t been in debt.cures coniumpth but don’t leave it too long.Try it now.Your money back if it doesn’t benefit you.Prices 25c., 60c., and fttOO s.c.WELLS ft CO.T«root», Can.LtRaj, If.Y.4-w-fw.+ Z.P.CORMIER & SON 131 Wellington St.New Sash 11 Door Shon The undersigned now has a nicely equipped Wood-working shop in the premises lately erected on WZ^Umprton St.f South OPPOSITE GAS HOUSE) where he Is prepared to furnish all kinds of House Finish, Doors, Sash and Blinds, all thoroughly kiln dried.A share of peblio patronage polluted.C.W.BRYANT, 39 Contractor and Builder PACE MME' NETTING 150-fooS roll, 4 feet high.150-foot roll.5 feet high.150-foot roll.C feet high.94.40 For poultry and garden.Better than old utyle.Of local dealer or u».Freight paid.6.10 THE PACE WIRE FENCE CO.LIMITED 204 6.00 Wnlkervllle Montreal Winnipeg St.John SOLD AND ERECTED BY B.PAGE.Sheriirooke, Que, and W.J.SCOTT Hiit.hdrrt, Quk The Bette» Plan.Sabina—Do you quote Shakespeart and Dante when that college professor calls?Sabrllla—Not much.I whirl in and make him a rousing old Welsh rabbit.A Standln* Invitation.‘Ta, what is s standing Invitation?’ "The look in a woman’s eyes when she gets into a crowded car, my son, and gazes st the m«n who have seats.To the energetic man who has s purpose in life failures are but stepping stones to real suectsa.—Maxwell’s Talisman.' ¦ « in lino ior IcJ&l The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in *1*0 for over BO years, has borne the signature of » him! has been made under his personal supervision since its infuuey< Allow uo one to deceive you in this.All Counterfeits, Imitations and “Just-us-good’* are hut Kxpcrimcuts that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment* What is CASTORIA Custoriu is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare* gorie.Drops and Soothing Syrups.It is Pleasant.It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic Mihstanee.Its age is its guarantee.It destroys Worm* and allays Feverishness.It cures Diurrluva and Wind Colie.It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency.It assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and How els, giving healthy and natural sleep.The Children’s Panacea- - The Mother’s Friend.GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of The famous Black Watch Band which is coming to Canada for the Canadian National Exposition in Toronto next August, will go on tour for four weeks visiting the prin cipal cities of Canada from Winnipeg Sydney.Mr.Stewart Houston, who brought out the Coldstream Guard Band last season will direct the tour, which will begin on September 14th.The BlaclJ Watch or 42nd High landers is the oldest and most fam- l WANTED Slimmer Board By thousands of Brooklyn people Can you take a few?If *o, list your house in the BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE FREE INFORM ATION BUREAU, for which pur pose a printed blank is provided The service of the INFORMA TION BUREAU ¦\ZMiU Cost You Nothing The Brooklyn Eagle is the best advertising medium in the world It carries more resort advertise ments than any New York paper It stands PRE-EMINENTLY at the head.An ADVERTISEMENT in the Eagle costs little, but brings large results, beesme the EAGLE IN FORMATION BUREAU is con stantly helping it.Write for lifting blank, picture of Bureau and Advertising Rate Card.Address The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years.T*«* C«NT*UH COMPANY, T?MUMNAV «TRCCT.NEW VORR CITY.SOUTHERN PACIFIC “Sunset Limited through dail All Points Mexico, Arizona and California.Connections at San Francisco for ?r service.New Orleans to n Louisiana, Texas, New Chipa» Japan, Philippines apd Aroüpd the ^Vorld.KLKGANT, NEW PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS WEEKLY BETWEEN New York and New Orleans For further information, free illustrated pamphlet*, maps, time tables, etc., railroadfand steamship tickets, address L.H.NUTTING, (Jon.Kestorn Pans.Agent, 341» Broadway or 1 Broadway, New York City, N.Y.K.E.< t RRiF.it, N.E.A.E.C.McCormick, P.T.M.l_ 170 Washington St., Boston.Mass.San Francisco.J’al T.J.Andkrhon.G.P.A.S«vu Francisco, Cal.| Dominion Line STEAMSHIPS Weekly Sailing’s to Liverpool F1U)M MONTRE A L (Southwark.May 14 |(’anuria.May 21 oVancouvcr.May ‘JS flCenHington.June 4 oDominion.June II jlSouthwark.June 1H M'Anada.June 2ft $ Vancouver.July 2 MONTREAL TO A VON MOUTH (Bristol) oKnalishnian.May 14 oTurooman.May oManxmun.June 11 oKnKlishman.June 2ft ©Cold Storage.fUolri Storage and cool Ail*.Moderate Rates Ask Agents for particulars of moderate rate aerv ice.To Liverpool $37.50 To London, $40.00 and upwards, according to steamer and berth.For all i arti' ulars as to freight and passage, apply to K.H.SEWELL or < .H.FOSS, agente of Dominion Line.W.R.Bradley^ Son Undertakers g Umbalmers 55 Factory Stieet Have on hand the larger! m.d best ntcik Undertaker’s Supplies In the city* Bell Telephone *&7.Pemonal attention day 0 night.* Brunelle's Store * LennoxviUe This store ban risen from a small beginning to be recognized an one of the best small town general store-» in the Province.The DRY GOODS The HOOTS and SHOES The SHIRTS and UNDERWEAR The TIES and COLLARS and the thousand other articles on sale here are the best of their kind, and they can be bought here cheaper than in the larger town close by.Why?Because the expenses of keeping store are much «mailer, consequently the buyer get the benefit.A.BRUNELLE (The Square), - LennoxviUe INFORMATION BUREAU BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE Brooklyn, N.Y.Mention the paper in which you »ee”thta ad TcrtiMcment.WM.LORD (SuoMAHor to Jaa.A.Flagg) Undertaker and Embalmer, in Wellington *51.HELL TEL.303 Picture Framing a Specialty.SHERBROOKE.A.MORENCY.GILDER r>X-S Picture Framer and dealer in WALL PAPER r.¦ fl’he iargeNt ntock of Moulding to se from n the City.Prices moderate.n u 185 Wellington Street H- C.Wilsson & Sons Established 40 Years RELIABLE PIANOS AT MODERATE PRICES heintzm ttaintzman & Co.Mason & Risch Kranich & Bach Berlir and Morris Large and small upright styles and Parlor Grands.We are also showing some very handsome styles of the 44 Wilson Piano, the new case in Walnut, Mahogany and Oak.This piano is offered strictly on Its merits and is fully guaranteed.Two special show rooms for organs of all styles and sizes.New stock of Estey Organs this week from $80 up.Large stock of Band Instruments direct from Paris.8 Second hand Pianos from $35.00 up.Good Pianos to Reut by the month or year.Pianos Tuned and Repaired.We do business in every part of the Province.Write us for anything you need in music or musical instruments.Sole Agency for the Angelas Piano Player Come in and hear them.II Yelllngton street, SHERBROOKE Branch Storx At Magog.7613 4 THE SHERBROOKE EXAMINER MAY 9, 1904.Over 50 years ago.Doctors took right | hold of it.Keep their hold yet.The oldest,best Sarsaparilla—Ayers.J.C.Ayt C depositor « djdrol Deponitr-are payable ou ^nd'^ayliis Hoe %nd furnish a satisfactory and p yt ^ «DTOtmoot for Individuals, lodtfen or entaten.Office No.2 Strathcona Sgoare, E J.PAGE Bookbinder and Blank Book Maker 104-6 Wellington St.-SLetbiooke W.k.FARWELL, M.D., C.M., (Specialist to Proteataut Honpital) m.m, THR011 hid mi oisf*s«.« Commercial Street.- * Sherbrooke Conacltatiou* 10-12 a.m.and|l-4 p m., and bj ppolutmenL FOR SALE—Hull and Heifer Jalves, pure bred, registered.The richest class Mechthilde Pietert foe Dekol and Johanna families.Come and see or write.Prices ight.fAMASKA HERD.ABBOTSFORD, Que.J.E.K.HERRICK.w 39 BOSTON &_MÀINE H- R Connecticut and Passumpslc Division.TJu Short and Direct Route /.all points in New England and New York, -Winter Arrangement in Effect — OCT.ifcth, 1903.Unavoidable delays excepted: nubject t change without notice.TRAINS LEAVE SHERBROOKE I Mill S.tiU a.m., arriving St.John-I 1 i bnry S.V5 a.m., Concord, N.H.2.lu p.m., Nashua 3.19 p.m., Worco-iûer 5.15 p.m., Boston 1.30 p.m., Ureenfield.3 11 p.m.Springfield 4.10 p.m.New York 9.0* p.m.MIXED—10.00a.m.arriving Newport 12.10p m.8:.Johnsbury 2.19 p.m.,Concord,H .07 p.m.Nashua 7.03 p.m., Worcester 3.48 p.m.Boston, 8.10 p.m.NIOHT EXPRESS-9.15 p.m., arriving Su Johnsbury 12.53 a.m., Concord, N.H., S.iV' a.m., Nashua 6.12 a.m., Worcester 9.* a.m.Boston 7.30 a.m., arrive W.R.Jet 3.')0 a.m., Greenfield.6.12 a.m., Springfield 7.25 a.m.New York 11.36 a.m.Pullman Sleeping Cars leave Sherbrooke 9.16 p.m.for Boston, for Springfield.FROM THE SOUTH K™v^ New York 4.00 p.m.Springfield, 8.15 p.m.Jreenfleld, 9.28 p.m., Boston 8.30 p.m.f t Johnsbury 3.13 a.m., arriving Sherbiooke 7.15 a.m.ACCOMMODATION—Leaves Manchester 5.ft &.m.Concord 6.00 a.m., White River Jet.8.05 a.m.Su Johnsbury.lu.45 a.m., arrlv* Sherbrooke 3.15 p.m.mixed.DAY EXPRESS—Leaves Boston 10.00 a.m.New York 9.02 a.ai., Springfield.12.50 p.m.St.Johnsbnry 4.00 p.m., arriving Sherbrooke S.»» p.m.Pullman Sleeping Cars leave Boston at 8.31 p.m., New York 4.00 p.m.for Sherbrooke.D, J.FLANDERS, Gen.Pass, and Ticket Agent- Railway WINTER Time Table.IN E F FECI JANUARY Wu 1901 LEAVING SHERBROOKE.BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS Leaves Sherbrooke at 7.30 a.m.(daily ox cept Sunday) arrive Levis 1.10 p.m.arrlvt Quebec at 1.15 p.m.Pullman car Spring field to Quebec, and Pullman car Boston u Sherbiooke.connecting with Pullman c*w from Sptingfleld for Quebec.Note—Pullman car leaving Springfield or Saturday docs not run beyond Newport or Sunday morning.ACCOMMODATION — Leave Sherbrooko at 9.30 p m., arrive I^eris 7.00 a.m., arrive a Quebec 7.15 a.m , daily except Sunday.Also connecting with trains on the MegantL Division.ARRIVING SHERBROOKE.BOSTON AND NEW YORK EXPRESS— Leave Quebec at 2.30 p.m., (daily excep; Sunday) leave Levis 3.00 p.m., arrive Sher brooke 8.46 p.m.Pullman oar Quebec to Springfield, connecting at Sherbrooke wi h Pullman car for Boston.Note—Pullman car leaving Ouebec on Sat urday connects at Springfield with Parlor oar arriving New York 2.45 p.m., instead of 11.25 a m., as on other days.ACCOMMODATION—Leave Quebec 6.30 p.m., Leave Levis 7.00 p.m., arrive Sherbrooke at 9.10 a.m.I^eave Levis daily except Sat urday.Also connecting trains on Megantlc division.For time table, tickets and all Information*, apply to any of the Company's Agent*, FRANK GRUNDY, J.H.WALSH, Gon.Manager, Gen.Pas.Att, To PITER! Rood tdir may be secured by ear aid.Addreea, rHE PATENT REC0W, BaitSmer*.Ma he trammel', PGfcLlriHKD BY STEVENS & PRICE Abrortptiion fl.00 per year In artvarcej ruoitOh» 5Cc.throo months 25c.six MONDAY, MAY 9, KXM Monkey Brand Soap will clean a hou.re from cellar to roof, but won’t W’ash clothe» Pay Your Electric Light Bill Before the 15th inst., and SAVE Your Discount Mr.home The S.Dresser has returned a trip to Banff.air concert evening.1 lannonic in Band ^ave an Racine Bark open last Mr.W.H.Leonard, registrar, Cookshire, spent Saturday and Sunday in town.-*- Mr.L.E.Panneton, K.C., has gone to Three Rivers to attend the funeral of a relative.-*- The bill to amend the Charter o the City of Sherbrooke passed the Provincial Legislature on Friday.-*- Mr.George Saul try and family, of Compton, were in town yesterday the guests of Mr.and Mrs.H.J.Buffett.-*- Mr.Hugh Gunning left last evening for Sydney, C.B., to set up mining machinery for the Canadian Rand Drill Co.-*- A regular communication of Victoria Lodge, A.F.& A.M.will be held tomorrow (Tuesday) evening in the Masonic chambers.Mr.Alex.Whyte, of Messrs.Bun-ton, Reid A: Co., Toronto, is in town.Mr.and Mrs.F.Loomis, of Mont-ical, is visiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs.Mundell, London street.Miss Florence Dresser returned home Saturday evening from Montreal, where she has been for the past three months.Mrs.L.W.Bowlin and Mrs.A.W.Ilyndiuan returned home Saturday evening from their trip of four months to the Pacific Coast, having had a most enjoyable trip.Mr.William Jarrett, Beckett Road an old resident of this city, died yesterday morning, after a somewhat lengthy illness.He was eighty years of age and leaves a widow and eight children, two sons and six daughters.Word has been received in the city of the death at Bedford, Mass., of the Rev.B.B.Sherman, who, twenty years ago, was associated with Rev.Mr.Bull in the pastorate of the Congregational church.Mr.Sherman had just returned from an extended trip through Europe and China and .Japan.The end was somewhat sudden.He leaves a widow and one unmarried daughter.A week ago Saturday a Lennoxville car collided with a horse near Lennoxville, belonging to Mr.Chas.Ramsdell, North Hatley.The horse was seriously cut and Br.Tracey had to take no less than nineteen stitches in the wound.Mr.Ramsdell called on the Railway Company to settle the matter as he claimed he was not to blame.It is understood that the Company made a tender of $75 which was accepted.Be Sure You Are Right—Then Go Ahead.But if you are left don’t think you are predestinated to go behind.You’ll com?out all right in the end if you have an Endow ment Policy maturing in the Sun Liie Assurance Co.if Canada Mr.S.Kushner, formerly of Bedford.is opening up a dry goods store in the premises vacated by Miss McWilliams, Wellington street.Mr.II.A.Moore has leased the premises of Mr.Frank W.White, on Bank street, and will take possession upon his return from Worcester, in a few davs.-ft- BARNS BURNED AT BARNSTON.The farm buildings belonging to Mrs.Henry Uuckland, Barnston, were destroyed by fire on Friday morning.Last Tuesday they caught tire, but the liâmes were extinguished before much damage was done.This time, however, the three barns were burned, with most of the contents.FARWELL ET AL vs.CITY OF SHERBROOKE ET AL.left today for attend a meet-tomorrow, and and Ottawa on Rev.Wm.Shearer Quebec, where he will ing of the Presbytery the Synod of Montreal Wednesday.-*- We are sorry to learn that Mr.and Mrs.J.W.McKee’s son, Gordon, had a serious setback yesterday morning.But it is reported t.day his condition is slightly improved.• We understand that the case of Farwell et al vs.the City of Sherbrooke* et al, which is an action to restrain the city of Sherbrooke from | building a dam at Westbury and ‘ which was to have come up in the Superior Court tomorrow, has been postponed until the next term owing ! to the unavoidable absence of two of i the attornies in the case.The Secretary-Treasurer od the Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital acknowledges with thanks the receipt of the following sums : Geo.F.Bradford, $1.75 ; proceeds of social at Huntingville, $25.30.ASSAULTED AN OFFICER.The Bailey Stock Company occupied the Clement Theatre on Friday and Saturday evening.The company is a strong one, and it was somewhat disappointing to sec the attendance was not by any means as large as it should have been.Geo.Favreau, of St.Malo de Auckland was brought to Sherbrooke today, and will come up before Judge Mulvena to answer to a charge of assaulting Officer .Jos.Lemieux The assault was committed after the accused had been taken into custody on a charge of A bill to ratify a by-law of the town of St.Johns, Quo., respecting a grant of ,and and certain privileges as well as an exemption from taxa tion, and a concession of rights t the Singer Manufacturing Company, was passed in the Quebec Legislature on Friday.—-ft- indecent —ft- assault.GUN CLUB Only four members of the Sher brooke Gun Club took part in the Spoon Competition on Saturday af ternoon.The spoon was won by J B caps Mr.F.E.Brine led tin* Men’s Meeting at the Young Men’s Christian Association yesterday afternoon.For a time these meetings will consist in devotional studies of Bible characters.Yesterday Joshua was studied, and the underlying theme was success.Joshua’s success came from his dependence upon God.Next Sunday Enoch, the man who walked with God will be studied.Goodhue.The scores and handi- s are as follows :— Yards.Score.B.Goodhue.16 15 G.Thompson.19 13 H.(’lark in 9 S.(’lark 20 5 PROPERTY CHANGES Mr.Forks, James Anderson, of Grand B.C., formerly of Huntingdon, has accepted an offer from Br.Armstrong, of Nelson, B.C., to assist him in purchasing ten thousand horses for the Japanese Government.The animals will be shipped from Seattle, to the seat of war.Mr.Anderson leaves for the Dalles, Oregon, where he will commence his new duties.An adjourned meeting of the Ladies’ Protestant Hospital Committee was held on Saturday in the rooms of the Woman’s Exchange.Out of the proceeds of the rummage sale recently held by the ladies, it was decided by the Committee to hand over to the Governors of the Hospital the sum of $200 to pay off a pressing debt, and $330.00 was given towards the ladies endowment fund, which will bring the amount for that fund up to the amount of $700.Mrs.W.A.Morehouse aslied to be relieved from the office of treasurer, and Mrs.E.C.Fraser was appointed in her place.Ik was also decided to appoint tw’o vice-presidents on the Ladies Hospital Committee, and Mrs.Jas Davidson and Mrs.J.C.Price were elected first and second vice-presidents respectively ^Mrs.G.E.Ilyndman was elected as~ a member of the Committee.The following deeds of sale were j registered in the Sherbrooke Division : Registry Office during the week end-[ ing 7th May, 1904 : Richard Pallister to W.H.McDow-'ell, of lot 09 Village of Compton.Price $50.W.G.M.Robertson to Amedec ! Maheu ct al of lot 792, East Ward, .Sherbrooke.Price $275.Mrs.,J.George Boulanger to O.Desruisseadx, of part of lot 1 (S96) East Ward, Sherbrooke.Price $500.| II.David to Evangéliste Dufresne of lots 1 and 2 in ranges E and F, Or-ford.Price $900.! Mrs.J.J.B.Verret et al to Thomas Tremblay, of part of lot 102, : (’entre Ward, Sherbrooke.Price $3,-300.I Mrs.W.H.Lane et vir to George C.Lavers, of lot 15, Watorville.Price $2.800.j Mrs.F.T.Judah to Wm.W.Moore of part of lots 8 and 9 in 5th and 6th ranges of Compton.Price $9,-500.1 A.Yeilleux to Pierre Robitaille, of part of lot 6 in the 8th range of Ascot.Price $1,400.Pierre Lanevin to J.A.Archambault of part of lot 23, in the 3rd range of Ascot, Price $50.| Joseph Lacroix to Charles .Tarry of part of lot 23 in the 5th range of Ascot.Price $50.Joseph Lacroix to Charles .Tarry, | of part of lot 23 in the 5th range of Ascot.Price $700.| Mrs.E.Lachance et al to T.Rowell, of part of lot 8?6, East Ward, Sherbrooke, Price $2,800 | J.A.Archambault to Joseph (’barest, of part of lot 4 in the 6th range of Orford.Price $875.Presbyterians to Meet.SYNOD OF TAWA MONTREAL AND will MEET IN QUEBEC.OT- REVISION OF THE TARIFF.It is rumored that the Government have under consideration a revision of the tariff, and the question prevails, judging from the views expres-ed by the Liberals in the House that there will he some tariff changes when the budget is brought down, but they will not be of a sweeping character.One prominent politician The Synod of Montreal and Ottawa will meet in Chalmers church, Quebec, next Tuesday evening at eight o’clock.The opening sermon will be preached by the retiring Moderator, declared that he would not be sur-, Rev.Dr.Bayne, of Pembroke, 1 he prised if the duties were raised upon Synod will be in session for about ^ iron and steel, cottons and woolens.three days.All the meetings will be! __________£____________ open to the public, but the evening I The Ottawa Citizen Company, Ltd., meetings will be of most general in-, has just completed a newr six-storey will be terest.On Wednesday evening a conference will be held and the subjects for discussion will be introduced by Rev.John Mackey, B.A., of Crescent Street Church.Montreal, and Rev.W D.Reid, B.D., of Taylor church, Montreal.The Presbyterian families of Quebec will provide for the entertainment of the members of the Synod while they are in the city.The Synod of Montreal and Ottawa embraces the Presbyteries of Quebec, * Montreal, Ottawa, Glengarry, Brock-villc, Lanark and Renfrew, and is composed of the pastor and representative elder from each congregation in the different presbyteries.Fhe Presbytery of Quebec will also hold its regular meeting next Tuesday afternoon in Chalmers church previous to the meeting of the Synod in the evening.rue-proof building, which is one of the finest newspaper buildings in Canada The building is very handsome and imposing, and is a credit to the Canadian Capital.The Citizen Company has also installed a new three-deck Hoe press with a capacity of 24,000 papers per hour.Signor Nasi, former Italian minister of Education, was found guilty of continuous speculation while in office.SHERBROOKE MARKET.There was Lansdow no a good Market attendance at on Saturday.AUTHORIZED TO CARRY ON BUSINESS IN THIS PROVINCE.The Eastern Townships Mining and Smelting Company, incorporated in the state of Maine, one of the United States of America, has been mitiior-i/.ed to carry on business in this Province.Its chief place of business in the Province, is the city of .Sherbrooke.Its chief agent for tnc purpose of receiving summonses in suits or proceedings instituted against iv is Mr.Frederick T.Enright, of tae city of Sherbrooke.THE CALL TO KINNEAR’S MILLS CONGREGATION.In our footnote to the letter from Rev.J.M.Whitelaw, published a fev days ago, we were not technically correct.The Presbytery granted the congregation at Kinnear’s M “leave to moderate in a call to a minister.That is allowed the com gregation to proceed to choose minister, no name whatever being mentioned.Then a little later ! the question was raised, “Could the congregation call any minister it pleased ?” The Presbytery answered that it could choose anyone with the single exception of the late pastor A call to him, it was pointed out, could not he “sustained” in view the Synod’s decision.-ft- METHODIST CHURCH.Eggs were not quite so plentiful as last week, and prices re mained the same.We quote Creamery, prints 23 to 24 Butter, fresh 18 h 20 Lard, per lb., pure 14 it 1ft Cheese (good old) 15 11 18 Cheese, per lb., factory_ 13 11 IS t Maple sugar 8 11 10 .Maple syrup, per gal.80 11 1.20 [ Bees honey, per lb., boxes 15 ; Strained Honey, per jar_ 25 11 85 Fresh, eggs, doz *.15 11 16 Beef, per quarter 5 11 8 Beef cut 4 11 12* Ham 15 Bacon 15 Beef, corned 8 i« 10 Mutton.8 .Pork, in carcase 6* 11 7 Pork, per lb., fresh 8 11 10 ! Pork, salt, per lb 13* 11 13 Sausages „ .10 Lamb 10 11 13 Chickens, per lb It 11 10 Turkeys._ 18 ii 22 | Fowls 8 11 10 Beef hides .5* 11 6 | Calf skins 7 ¦Fresh haddock 7 11 8 .Fresh Finnan Haddock-.10 J Fresh cod, per lb.- 10 11 12* j Halibut steak.* 15 Salt salmon .10 11 12* ! Blue Fish 15 Pike, per lb*.8 11 10 Potatoes, per bush 50 11 60 Beets, per bush 80 11 1.00 Lettuce (Boston), doz.1.50 ii 1.80 Lettuce (Can.), doz.*.30 11 40 j Parsley*.*.* 10 ] Cranberries, per gal 50 M 60 Cucumbers, per doz .1.50 II 1.80 Apples, per barrel 4.25 II 5.00 Apples, per peck .40 II 50 and Yyung Men’s Brotherhood Young Ladies’ Association meet evening in the lecture hall of church at 8 o’clock.East Sherbrooke Ladies’ Aid meets with Mrs.C.T.Wearnc Tuesday afternoon at 3 o’clock.The Young Ladies’ Aid meets with Miss Rowell Tuesday evening at 8 o’clock.Regular mid-week service on Wednesday evening at 7.30 o’clock in the lecture hall of the church.Tomatoes, per lb.Parsnips, per bus.Radishes, per doz.thls j Cauliflowers, each.Rhubarb.Peas, beans, quart.Strawberries, basket.Pine apples.Mint, bun.Asparagus, bun.-ft- 20 30 If You Have a Bad Cold The annual business meeting of the Official Board was held Friday , evening last, at which reports from the treasurer were submitted, also of the Sunday school, membership and connexional funds.All the above reports showed a gratifying improve- , ment, every fund being in advance of last year, and an increase in member- ¦ ship.The Board passed a resolution increasing the salary of Mr.Richard- If you are sneezing and suffering I from a “stuffed-up” head and running eyes the best plan is to get fragrant, healing Catarrhozone, the quickest and surest cure for cold in the head, coughs and catarrhs ever discovered.This great healing agent is carried by the air you breathe all through the passages ol the nose, throat and lungs.It soothes the irritated membranes, kills catarrhal germs, instantly stops the cough j and sneezing.It’s the antiseptic son, who has done faithful and sue- | vaPor ^ Catarrhozone that does cessful w’ork since coming to Sher- ( cur*n?- A trial proves that a brooke.A cordial invitation' was co^ can Killed in a few minutes passed at the February meeting of the Board to Rev.Mr.Richardson to return to Sherbrooke the coming year which he assented to, subject to the will of conference.At the communion service yesterday twenty-five persons united with the church on profession of faith.cold can be killed in a fcwT by Catarrhozone.Money back fails.Complete outfit $1.00 ; size 25c.if it small CHURCH PARADE OF REGIMENT.THE 53 rd The 53rd Regiment, with Brass Band and Bugle Corps, and headed by the Pioneers, paraded to divine service at Plymouth church yesterday, and listened to an eloquent sermon preached by the pastor, Rev.Frank J.Day.The Regiment, with every man neat and clean and wearing the regulation white gloves, presented a One appearance on the streets.The Roman Catholic members paraded to St.Michael’s cathedral at 10 a.m.headed by the Bugle Corps, and fell in with their comrades on the march back to the parade ground.NOTES.Sergt.-Major Mac A Mister's hard work is showing good results early in the drill season.The Bugle Band showed considerable improvement over last year.The Brass Band, under the able leadership of Bandmaster Hubbard, is up to its usual high standard.Cold Settles in the Back.It hits people in a tender spot and makes it mighty hard to brace up Nerviline will take that kink out of your spinal column in short order ; it soothes, that’s why relief comes so soon.Nerviline penetrates, that’s why it cures.Five times stronger than ordinary remedies.Nerviline can’t fail to cure lame bacll, lumbago, sciatica and neuralgia.Nerviline is king over all muscular pain, has no equal and costs 25c per bottle.DEATHS PAIGE—At Lennoxville, Que., on April 22, 1904, Louisa A.Sykes, wife of C.Edward Paige, aged 12 years, 8 months and 12 days.Furniture We have now our full line of *?oods for the Spring and Summer trade opened, consisting of all kinds of Household Fur ni ure Stoves & Ranges, Sewing Machines, Refrigerators, etc.We call special attention Ifco our facilities for ENAMELLING.We also carry a large stock of Undertaking Supplies.We can furnish Hearse on short notice Call and get our prices before jlacing your order ; 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