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The Quebec chronicle
Sous un titre qui a varié (Morning Chronicle, Quebec Morning Chronicle, Quebec Chronicle), un journal de langue anglaise publié à Québec qui met notamment l'accent sur l'actualité commerciale et maritime. [...]
Fondé en 1847 par Robert Middleton et Charles Saint-Michel, ce journal est d'abord connu sous le nom de Morning Chronicle. Son programme éditorial est tourné vers les intérêts britanniques, ce qui plaît aux conservateurs et aux impérialistes. Toutefois, cela n'en fait pas une publication politique pour autant puisque l'on y évite les longs éditoriaux et les sujets polémiques, probablement pour se différencier du Quebec Gazette, ancien employeur de Middleton et féroce concurrent. Le contenu est plutôt centré sur l'actualité (majoritairement en provenance d'autres journaux anglais et américains), sur la vie commerciale et maritime, ainsi que sur la littérature (peu présente pendant les premières années). La ligne éditoriale du journal est définie comme suit : « [.] in the management of The Morning Chronicle we shall, therefore, begin by simply declaring, that, as we glory in our connexion with the British Empire, it will be our undeviating aim and unremitting endeavour, to create and foster a cordial attachment to those time-honoured institutions which have made her so illustrious in the annals of the world ». (May 18, 1847, p. 2)

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« [...] la direction de The Morning Chronicle, par conséquent, débute en déclarant simplement que, comme nous sommes très fiers de notre relation avec l'Empire Britannique, notre but sera sans détour de créer et d'entretenir un attachement aux honorables institutions britanniques, qui se sont grandement illustrées à travers l'histoire mondiale ». Sous Charles Saint-Michel (1849-1860), le journal devient le porte-parole des aspirations de la bourgeoisie commerciale anglaise et les sujets politiques prennent une part plus importante. L'esprit protectionniste, rattaché au torysme, teinte la rédaction. Durant la période de la Confédération, le Morning est utilisé comme tribune pour faire la promotion des idées de John A. Macdonald. Toutefois, l'attrait premier du journal reste avant tout la vie relative au commerce. En 1874, une fusion avec The Quebec Gazette met fin à une concurrence jugée ruineuse. Fondé en juin 1764, c'est l'un des plus vieux journaux d'Amérique du Nord. Une nouvelle entente survient en 1924. Pour mettre fin à une concurrence qui les affaiblit, le journal alors connu sous le nom de Quebec Chronicle and Quebec Gazette et le Quebec Daily Telegraph (fondé en 1875 par James Carrel, il défend les idées populaires et est reconnu comme étant libéral) s'associent et deviennent le Chronicle Telegraph. Les nouvelles prennent une place prépondérante dans les colonnes de la « nouvelle » publication. À partir de 1934, le journal est connu sous le nom The Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph. Il paraît toujours aujourd'hui. Voici les différents titres que le Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph a connus depuis ses débuts : Disponibles en ligne : The Morning Chronicle (Jan. 1847 - Nov. 1850) The Morning Chronicle and Commercial and Shipping, 1850-1888 The Morning Chronicle (Feb. 1888 - May 1888) The Quebec Morning Chronicle, 1888-1898 The Quebec Chronicle, 1898-1924 Non disponible en ligne : The Chronicle Telegraph (1925-1934) The Québec Chronicle-Telegraph (1934 à ce jour)


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Beaulieu, André et Jean Hamelin, La presse québécoise des origines à nos jours, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1973, t. 1, p. 1-3, 153-157. Beaulieu, André et Jean Hamelin, Les journaux du Québec de 1764 à 1964, Québec, Presses de l'Université Laval, 1965, p. 208-210. Waterston, Elizabeth, « Middleton, Robert », dans Ramsay Cook et Réal Bélanger (dir.), Dictionnaire biographique du Canada en ligne. [Consulté le 25-05-2006] Wikipedia, «The Quebec Chronicle Telegraph» [Consulté le 25-05-2006] Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, «History» [Consulté le 25-05-2006]

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[" = RAs = Ei.ma SH en and mn des ra a.- which was y debt \u2018ago.\\ + Seneca ccs ecaliuont TODAY'S WEATHWR, - 10\u20ac Toxonto, Ont., March 98.\u2014 The weather lies been fine to-day throughout Cenada; comparatively mild from the Rockies to Lele Superior; sles where moderately cold.ESTABLISHED 1764.RUSSIA WANTS NO MORE VOLUNTEERS For Service in the Far Hast\u2014Sixty Thousand Offered Their Services, but Only Fifteen Thousand Were Accepted\u2014Runsian Warships Manosuvring Near the Japanese Fleet, TRE ALLEG:D DECLARATION OF-MARTIAL LAW AT NEW CHANG.[EES SE .St, Petersburg, March 98.\u2014 The stafl emnounces for tho present no more volunteers will bs accepted.About 60,000 men have volunteered for service in the Far Fast, of which number 15,000 have bein molected.It must he understood that those who have volunieered are men who are not subject to military servicel London, March 29.\u2014 Up to late last night no official | commimieation had reached the Forcign Office cou- frming the declaration of martial law at New- , and officials are inclined to think that indicated the Russian Government had not yet senc- tioned Viceroy Alexiefl\u2019s action.The declaration of martial Jaw is somewhat enxiously discussed by the} London morning newspapers among which the question has arisen as to whether Russia is desirous of dragging Chima into the conflict.The Standard, recognizing that the neutral powers may protest, says that \u201cit would be dificuit to refuse to either belligerent the right to re-| gard strategic cons tions as.paramount over all others in Mena.\u201d The Morning Post save that the Russian action \u201cis calculated to relieve Japan of some empbmrressmient by relieving some of the difficulties Japan would have experienced in dealing.with New-Chwang in the event of it becoming necessary to atteck the Russian forces that point.\u201d curred bbtween Anju and Ju, The Daily Tel h\u2019e Yin Kow cor- , the Japanese were victorious but lost het vaut te Jepaneee bow.| 50 killed.steph iio THE ANQLO-AMERICAN LEAGUE ds Londou, Muvth 28: \u2014 AL a meeting of thd\u201d Anglo-American \u201cBeague at 8tafiord Housd to-day, Jas.Bryce, Literal, and lortiferly President of the Board of \u2018Trade presiding, a resolu: tion was passed tp tho effect thet \u201cit was desirable for British Govern ment to endeavor enter into a treaty with the ited -States with the view of systematic relerence to arbitration of differences arising | between the two povers which diplomacy might fall to settle.\u201d The meeting also resolved that the two Governments before resorting to reprisals or hostilities should agree to endeavor to settle the difference by reference to Tbe Hague Court or by Peaceful means.Referring to the efforte of Americans to secure much a treaty, Mr.\\Bryce said British npinion unanite ously favored atbitration especially between the United States and Great Britain.They muat send 5 message to their Amoritua [friends expressing cordial sympathy with them and saying tho unanimous sentiments of Great Britain were with them im the noble enterprise on which they would embark.ee Qe A SENSATIONAL SUICIDE St.Louis, Mo, March 28.\u2014 After earning and lusing -8500,000 in New York city, John B.Altman and his wife, when about to lose their home in Bt.Louis, decided to die together anid turned on the ges.Their bodies were found todmy.The pair left a note saying shat they hed egreed to die alter chioroforming a pet cat all they had untramelled .The cat's body was found in the cellar.Altman, who was 68 years old and his wife, Julia Ann, came to the Uniterl States 15 years They acéumulated half à million dollars by speculation in New York city, lost neatly all their fortune by vigning notes for friends, and removing to 8t.Louls, purchased a home with the reminder of their fortune.This home was mortgaged and the mortgage was about to be fore closed., ME rt THR RISE OF THE WABASH Sullivan, Ind,, March 28.\u2014 The Wabash River at Merin has risen 18 inches \u2018since last night and is still rising.The Gill township leves of 2,000 acres of farm is under water.ine, Urgsapede of saz buge to.heer a to keep bak the flood and protect their property.\u2018The men are working night and day.om cattle a COSTUMES AND MANTLES, Don't forges to go to Paguy, Lapinay & Frere, their coutumes and jeck- ots ars high toned.Specialty in YAGUY.LEPINAY & FRERE.Liardment badly damaged the forward barbbtte of ths Russian Ysttleship Crarevitch.The correspondent adds : \u201cAccording to a rumor 68 Japsnese transports escorted bry four cruisers, approached New Chwang on Seturday and then departed southward, It is stated Vicoroy Alexioff will return to Furope in a few days.The Mornin Post's New Chwang correspondent fearns that the Japanose will not land an expedition in the Laio River Valley before April 20 as their transports are still engaged in a, = de a Shan-Hai corres) nt at Shan-Fai- Kwan of the Daily Mail asserts that the Chinese have officia) orders te turn over to tho Japanese the plant of the Shan-Hai-Kwan railway.The Standards -Tain correspondent simtes tlat in compliance ith Vice: Alexief\u2019s demand the rar G of Feng-Tien has removed his troops to a distance of 60 miles from Mukden.He adds that the Russians are left in complete control of the revenue and other depactmentsy The Wei-Hai-Wei correspondent the Times says \u201cA Chinese junk which arrived here reports having seen on the morning of March 28, 11 seaworthy Russian vessels manoeuvting in the vicinity and of a Japapése fleet which was also manorm:vring.No sound of firing was beard bere \u201d, London, March 28\u2014fho Seoul correspondent of the Daily Mail eavs that in an which the Japanese offigially says oc- THE FLOOD IN LONDON.London, Ont., March 28.\u2014 utreete of West London,.which on Saturday were submerged to à depth of two to five feet are now clear of water.section of the suburb scenes of desolation are to be witnessed, fences, sheds, outbuildings and sidewalks have been swept awny, while in the cottages an immense amount of damage was dong.People roturning to their homes find their furniture, beddings, carpets, otc.totally ruimed.Hundreds of houses were partly under water, and it is estimated that the loss in the way of housebold offectn alone will reach $30,000.Many of the families left their homes with nothing but the clothing they wore.Many of these are now badly in need of hed- ding and fuel, the latter was piled outside and awept away.The homes arc 20 hadly water soaked that they wili hardly be fit to occupy for weeks.The breakwater, which protects the residents of West London, has been badly demeged end à large sum would he required to repair it.The body ot McMartin.\u2018the medical student who lost bia life on Saturday has mot been recovered.Hin brother has = offered 3100 reward for its recovery.THE STORM IN THE WEST St.Paul.Mion, March 28.\u2014 The Northern Pacific express within a few hours will reach St.Paul with = the lest three days transportation.This will be the first train fron Portland, Oregon, for four days.The mow blockade wan responsible.Advices from Grewd Forks, N.D.rays that 170 miles of telegraph and telephone wires on the Great Northern were blown down, The storm was one of the woret in many years, the snow drifting into the main road leaving the turrounding counties comparatively re.\u2014 em THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS New York, Murch 98.\u2014 Tt was announced st Columbia University 1o- day that the New York qualifying ex- apinations for randidetes for the Cecil Rhoden seholarships will be held April 13 and 14, at Cornell University at Syracuse and Columbia University here.Thove qualifving here will be rent Lo the examiners University in Englawd pewing upon them wik :efurn to the local committee of selection the names The of the succesful candidates, successful onndidates for the stholar- chip will take wp their resltience at the University in October of this year.So rt The Misses Brownriegs will bold their Annuel Spring Mil linery Opening on Thursday.81et Mar, aud following days, of the latest importations , GORDON'S DON DRY GIN.AW, YOUNR A CO, Montreal, « T= «+ Bole Agente for Canada a \\ iw î DAILY EDITION.giment March 23, |g 2 The Everywhere in the flooded of Oxtord .who, after ; y ; Cay oy 1 - Pot 4 cn .i» > THE PREMIER OF QUEBEC {8 HE ABOUT TO RESIGN 1-RU- MOBS IN CIRCULATION TBAT HON.MR.PARENT IS TO BE APPOINTED CHAIRMAN.OF A RAILWAY COMMISSION.The sudden departure of Ron.Me.Parent for Ottawa on Fridey evening and his return to this city, has start- od a number of rumors in circulation that Quebec's Premier was soon to tesign from the leadership of his party Beverel reasons are given for his alleged retirement.Among them hii one to the effect that he was going to accept the position of chairman of the tommnission which is to be appointed to supervise the construction of the Eastern Section of the Grand Trunk Railway.A number of his staunch partizans however will not admit of Hon.Mr.Parent's retirement, and the rumor could not be denied nor con- Grmed last evening owing to the Prewier pot being et home when a reporter, called! to se bim.The following dgspatches were received hero yesterday in connection with the report : Toronto, Maron 26-The \u2018\u201clilokn\u2019«\u2019 Ottawa special says :\u2014No one here would be surprised to see Premier Parent appointed to the chairmanship of the commission that will aupervive the construction of the eastern section of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.Mr.Parent was in town yesterday and to the (ilobe correspondent said that he was not a candidate for the office.The Quebec Premier had a conversation with the Prime Minister, but Fave no hint as to what transpired at t interview.He would not say whether he would accept the position if it were offered to him.Premjer Parent has nll the essential qualities for the appointment referred to.He is a man of the highest i ty, possessing a sound knowledge of law and of Ehsiness affairs, and his emi- tility couses him to te liked ly every one he mesin.He now fills many offices, from which be could ill te spared.In addition to bhing Premier of the Province of Quebke amt Mayor of Quebec he is closely identi.with many important commercial concerns.The English speaking business men in Quebec have every conf- dence in his prudence and sagueity.The salary attacked to chairmanship of the commission, would, it is said, be $10,000.There are to be three pagemissionste in all.| .(From Our Special Correspondent) Ottawa, March 28\u2014The semi-official enfrouncement is made that Premier Parent, of Quebec, \u2018» to be appointed chairman of the commission which is to build the National Trans-Continen- tal Railway.The office will carry with it a salary of $10,000 per an- num.re remem TWO CONVICTS ESCAPE Montreal, t named Joscph Filatrault and Louie EBumenn, serving long terms at St.Vincent de Paul Penitentiary, escaped this afternoon, while working on the outside, by knocking down their guard and securing his gun, The authorities are now scouring the district for them ee pere te A MINER'S STRIKE Glace Bay, March 28\u2014This aftx- noon the sub-council of the Provincial Work-rs Association, headed by Grand Sccretary Mofatt, met Manager G.H.Duggan to discuss the sjuestion of the fremen's difficulty at Dominion No.2 colliery.Over two hours wees spent in general discussion, hut no decision was arrived at.Anoth~r meet ing will be held on Thursday afternoon.meeps FRENCH GOVERNMENT SUSTAINED Paris, March 23\u2014By the ig majority of HG to 260 the Chamber of Deputies to-night pass.d the Govern nent bill for the suppression of all forms of teaching by the religious orders.This cofupletes the work be- wun by ths former Premier, M.Waldeck: Rousseaumake any distinction between authorized and unauthorized congregations, but sweeps away the whole fabric of traching by religious ordres, thus in effret substituting the system of state sobvols for those heretofore conducted by the orders, besides effecting the educational system.The passage of the bill is the achievement of the principal work undertaken by Premier Coombe and it is believed that the Premier will now voluntarily eetire.cal A SERIOUS PXPLOSION Bowmanville, Ont., March 28.\u2014The town fire brigade responded to en slarm of fire about 10 o'clock this morning given by the whistle of the Durham Rubber Factory.The cause of the alarm was an explosion in the cement mixing building.Foreman Aloumbreck wan working at the cement churn when the explosion occurred.He was terribly burned about the face und arms and was thrown some distance from the chum, atrik- ing his head against the building.Thos.Spry, another workman, sustained slight injuries.How the ex plosion occurred is a mystery.The accepted theory is that in the opere- tion of the churn or mixer the friction caused a spark which ignited the gasoline used in the coment mixture.The prompt action of tbe fire brigade saved the building from destruction and prolebly averted à terrible calam ity, as were a dozen or more barrels of gasoline stored in the same building.The fire wae extingnished belors damage war done to the building.but considerable quantities of crude roller and other wiateriah were, stored in the building, so that the lose will be heavy, and is fully covered by insurance, QUEBEC, Mamh 28\u2014Twe.convicts [by The mew law does not | vw vv We ARAGIRTRT 1 0 1 OF 1 =, a A pig a eer re rs ra gages ef iwanicle.TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1904.THE DOMINION \u2014 PARLIAMENT ; mere Mises Correapondence Between Government and G.T.Ret frees 2 SIRC.RIVERS WH.SON'S LEITER .\u2018 THE GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY COMPANY PRACTeCALI.Y PARBT- NERS\u2014THE FORMER IS RFE- QUIRED TO ASSUME A LARGER PROPORTION OF THE BURDEN \u201c \u2014GOVERNNENT CANNOT BAY HOW MANY SURVEY PARTIES ARE AT .#wORK\u2014MONTREAL TURNPIKE TOLLS-WOMEN IN CHOIRS, TQ.Press Gallery} Ottawa, March 28.The correspandenue lxtween the Gov ernment and | the Grand Trunk Railway Co., on tHe subject of the new apreement for the National Trans-continenetal Haiwdy, now before Parliament, was wenfed to the House today.There is litéls in it of pulilie interest, most Of tho letters being of a purely formdf chjara-ter.The princi: pal letter is one iron Sir Chaos.Rivera Wilson to Sir Wilfrid Laurier, in which hé sums up the result of the de- Jlurations of th¢ directors of the G.T.R., after considtation with General M r Buays, ad Hefore the meeting of the sharcho!d.rs waw held This letler is as follows : London, Dec.15th, 1903.Dear Sir Wilfrid Laurier,\u20141 sincerely hope t we have now reached a solution on the gestion of the deposit to be made under the Grand Trumk Pacific agreement.[ have fully appreciated the difficulties with which you have hekl to contend im the course of your most eble conduct of the measure through Parliament, and have vour avxieties.T will only ak you, kindly, to bear im mind that F also have been éonfronted with many difficulties in jæinging my colleagues to accept the view which [ entertain on the al terits of the scheme, end if there has bern some hesitation and even doubl.ou Lhis side, it is at- tritutatde to the sense of reaponsibi- lity towards the shareholders of the company, and a consideration of the very large smeasupe in which their interests are ool It has always seemed to me that the Government of Canela amd the Grand Trunk Railway Co.t@ing, in point of fact, part.uors in the enterprise, the former actuated considerations of national policy, the latter hy the necessity for securing its share in the growing pros perity of the Northwest, the burden of financial liability should be shared between the two in as equitable proportions as posdthl:, but I venture to think, and this.view ix strongly held my board, that too large a portion of the burden hax been impoxed upon the Grand Trunk Co.I think I am correct in believing that thie shifting of balance wan caused hy the extreme, amd | must say, in rome re- aspects the unfair, opposition which the bill met with in the House.My Hoard feel that we could not ask the share- tobders to affirm the agreement in its rescnt precise form.Mr.Hays who as ben with us in London for the ast ten days.amd who returns to \u2018anada to-morrow, iu in full possession of the views of the board on the subfect of the modifications, which tn our judgment, shonkl be adopted hefore meeting our wha: ders, 1 feel assured that vou will listen to his representations with all your usual courtesy end indulgence.T hope vou will understand that the chief amendments which we propose will in no way affect the principles of the act or curtail the rights of the Government.Their object is to allay any Joshi rehensions of our rharchotders, whose undertaking after many unfortunate vicissitudes.lrax now been brought into æ porition of estabfishrl prosperity.amd who might hesitate to embmrk upon a new enterprise of such magnitude without reasomabde aafe- wards king afforded for securing their interests in the event of the expectations of tha promoters not Mein realizedor of our having to encounter ® saries of less prosperous years then those which we have heen lately en- joving.Very truly yours, C.RIVER'S WILSON, ident.On Mr.8proule\u2019s suggestion the House made an inumcdiate order to print the correspondence.Mr.Lenmox learned that the pamphlet \u201cFrom the Great Lakes.Camada's Great Wateeway, to the Ocean,\u201d was issued at the instance of thm Department of Narine.Tem thousand copies hed been distributed the scat of which was 8631.The opject of the hiet was to advise the mariners of t foprovements made and\u2019 being wade to sides in Cemadian waterways.Mr.Komp was tokl by the Minister of Railways that the Government was not in a position to say how many surveving parties weer du each division of the Trams-contimentaï Railway.Mr.Monk presented a motion urging the Government to enter into megoti- ations with the\u2018 _ Provincial Ciovernment of Quebec with à view to necur- ing the sbblition of tell soe on the inland of Montreal controlled hy the Montreal Turapike Trust, A long dis.eussion followed and the matter terminated By the adoption of en am:nc ment that the Government take up the matter on proper representafionn from the provinen and mumcipalitios.The House wdjonrned at 9 o'clock.NOTES, V.Burrill, of Burrill.County of St.Maurice : J.8.Touriquy.Three Rivere ; À.A.Btoughtun.H.Lemans and H.Hermans, of Shawinigan Falls, (Conttausd On Third Pagnl F.SIMARD & CIE.SPECIAL SHOWING \u2014\u2014 OF \u2014\u2014 Wash Shirt Waists.Such dainty fabrics as Hundkerchief Linens, Lawns, Basket Cloth, with a wealth of equally dainty trimmings, are used effectively in making these New Spring Models.At 81.00, 81.50, $2.00, $3.00 up to $9.00.SPECIAL.100 Satoen Petticoats with three frills, worth $1.30, for ®8c ee fs EASTER MILLINERY.Splendidly representative displays of newest Foreign and American style creations.Imported Trimmed Hats at $10.00, $15.00, $20.00, $33.00, UNTRIMMED MILLINERY - The best selected and most desirable assortment of smart, ready-io-wear Hats in this city at $2750, $3.50, $4.00 and $3.00, SKIRTS DEPARTMENT.New consignment of 8 :nburst and Accordeon Pleated Skirts in Voile, Alpara and Cashmere at $0.00 and $11.97, Tailoring Department, Men's Suits and Overcoats to order.Made of Scotch Tweeds and Cheviots in.the latest colorings and the ever popular blacks and blues in rough and smooth surface cloth.Perfect fit and workmanship guaranteed.Money refunded if not satisfactory.\u2014 ef STANDARD PATTERNS and PUBLICATIONS For the month of April now on sale.F.SIMARD & Cie, 137 St.JOSEPH STREET, St.Roch TOBACCO Mfessrs, J.Lemesurier & Sons Have juat put on the market a new brand of smoking and chewing Tobacco, called - \u201cLA HURONNE\u201d All those who have tied it prouounce it to be the best Tobacco in the market.We would advise all those who are fond of a good smoke or chew to give it a trial.Ask your tobacconist for it and see that you get it.FOR LENT Our High Brands of Fresh Canned Goods, Fish in Oil, in Tomatoes, in Spice, in Butter, in Mustard, Truffles or Sauce.SARDINES.Dandicoile & Gavdin\u2019s Sardines in Oil, boxes, 1-2 boxes, sto.LeMarchand's Boneless Sardines in oil, in boxes, 1-2 boxes, 1.4 boxes, 1-8 buxos, 1.16 boxes, Daadicolls ; urine Sardines in Butter, 's Sardi xes, 1- es, eto.Le \u2018 es in Tomatous, boxes, | endicclle& Gauvin's Sardines sux Achards, in boxes, 1-2 boxes, etc.LeMerchand'e Sardines in Butter, boxes, 1-2 \u2014\u2014 os, ote, with Truffies and aux Achords, LeMarchaud's Sardines aux Archards, boxes, jones ale prillet-\u20148e davarin.chords 1-3 boxes, oto Lloyaus du Carnaval,\u2014Amisux.LeMarohand's Sardines with Trefflos.lloyaus a la Vatel,\u2014Dendicolle & Gendinrma \u2014 LeMarchand\u2019s Boneless Mackerel in Oilextra, in boxes, 1-8 boxes, 1.4 boxes, 1.8 boxes, 1-16 boxes.Amieux\u2019 Mackerel, des Gastronomes, in boxes, Teyssonnssu\u2019n Boneless Sewlines in Oil, in es, 1-2 boxes, 2.4 boxes, 1-8 boxes, 1-16 boxes.Tefsonomu sardine in Tomatoes, in boxes, Loud boxon, 14 Taxes, 1 on Topransa's Sardines in Butter, in boxes, pores LS boxes, 1-4 boxes, 1-8 boxes, 2 boves, sto, T neau's Thon Marine, in Oil, in boxes, ae Sardine bon shobards, in 7 +2 boxes, 1-4 boxes.Teyveconean'a Gardines with Trutie.TE orm 14 poate, boxes, \u2014\u2014\u2014 Amieur\u2019s Thon Marine in Oil, in boxes, 1-3 Amisux!s Thon Merine ie Tomates, bor jeux's ne 1.9 boxes, 1.4 boxes.* Tonno Sport, Tosi & Riso, ALRO Freah Bhrim Barer, x Lobaters in ti by Mater.Lodetere Cote Noel pré ?Lobsters DesBrisels.Oyaters in caus, Koppered Herrings, plein end in temato Rance, Creb Meat Relmon, fret heise, fat end high tins, oto, H.Beautev, 24 Fabrique St, Phode 1110.Amieux\u2019 Boneless Sardines in Oil.boxes, 1-2 boxes, 1-4 boxes, 1.8 bexes, 1.16 boxes, Awmioux\u2019 Sardines in Tomatoes, boxes, 1-2 boxes, ete.Amdeux\u2019 Sardines in Butter, boxes, 1-3 boxes, 1-4 boxes, ste.Amieox\u2019 Sardines anx Achards, in bex: 1-8 boxes, ete.Atnieux® Sardines with Troffiesre Taurine Beneloas Sardines n os, 13 boxes, 1 1.8 boxes, 1-16 boxes.\u201c TUESDAY, MARCH 20th; Gorafiesefiicecaite _ TEMPERATUER, w and maximum tempen tures.\u2014Toronto, 16-30; Otlawa, 14-8 Moptreal, 14-28; Quebec, 10-28 ; Hh fax) 2-30.Lowes Bt: wrens Fine and a little wilder, ONE CENT, \u2018 L.PAQUET\", Departmental Stores, : GREAT GALA DAY THIS WEEK IN OUR STORES, « \u2014 Gand and Blerious SPRING OPENING.\u2014\u2014\u2014t Magnificent Display in \u2018all our Departments, À Real Feast for the Eyes OUR STORES WILL BR OPETED.| T0-NIGHT - FROM 1.15 TILL 9 O'CLOCK.Yen GRAND ILLUMINATION Everybody is Cor« | dially Invited, NO SALES TO-NIGHT EXHIBITION OF THE Latest Spring and Summer Goods Only.L.PAQUET, 169 :x71, St, Joseph Street, Telephone SSL.i LU LATEST NOVELTIES \u2014 FOR \u2014 SPRING SEASON.ALL AT LOW PRICES.++.ne CLOVER, FRY & CO 24 & 26 Fabrique St.EASTER We are showin, in BROOCHES Pearls and Diamonds! lar patterns.IN RINGS | i dustions of the season, RENNES -NEE EA EX AES 8a LATEST FRENCH AND ENGLISH MILLINERY.antl tmnatma Novelties in Dress Goods, Novelties in Silks and Grenadines, Novelties in Cotton Voiles, New Muslins and Crashes, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LACE COLLARS, FICHUES, SILK TIES, BOWS, RIBBONS, LACES, GLOVES, ETC, \u2014\u2014\u2014 ut New Fancy Ribbons only 25 and 35 cents 50 Dozen Fancy Handkerchiefs only 15 cents THESE KRE GREAT BARGAINS.- r\u2014\u2014gfp sang New Carpets and Squares, New Oilcloths and Linoleums, | \u2014 Latest Overcoatings and Suitings, Fresh Stock of Gents\u2019 Furnishings, mm FOR =m some ver and PEN There are Sunbursts, Stars, Crescents, Hearts, Clover Leaves, Fleur; de Lys, Merry Thoughts, and many other popu- teers fees.Set with precious stones we display a handsome collection of Fine Gens.Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, Pearls and Sapphires in Solitaire, Three Stone and Five Stone Half Hoop Settings\u2014 onal \u2014 CHATELAINE WATCHES IN GOLD, SILVER AND GUN METAL.Special Novelties TO ARRIVE.Directly from Paris, a selection of the choicest and - most artisti in Steel Chatelaine and Hand Ba | with Turquoises and Pearls, Long Chains in Gold und Gun Metal, set with Stones, tho latest French pro- C SEIFERT JEWELLERE.© Fabrique Street.GIFTS uisite desigus {DARTS set with There are , ect - & SONS, | fa 1 American j NQ SECRET.There is no secret about Scott's Eraukion of Cod Liver Oil.The label tells the whole story.There is a knack in g it The only secret about it is the secret of its success.This year, when cod liver oil is very scare and high, \u2014too absurd.Think of the so-called wines, extracts and cordials of cod liver ail! \u2014they are simply the shadow without the substance; no food value in them.Scott's Emulsion \u2014 * The Old Reliable\u201d is the same yesterday, to-day and forever.Its quality and purity can be absolutely depended upon at all times, We'll snd you à sample fren ups request.SCOTT & BOWNE, Tervntt, Ontaris.The @ugbee Chronigle QUEBEC, MARCH 2, 1904 À DANGEMUUS « CUNENEFEIT.According to the Montreal | Sharefosdce New York: is being flpuded at present with counterfeit hali dollars vf à rather novel kind.They are wo nearly like the official and grnvine article, in size, in acight, and in gen eral appearance that none but an expert in half dollard can detect the difference, and the only method of distinguishing between the roal ant the false, the com of the Government and the coin of the counterdeiter is by rubbing the suspecte article between the tinger and thumb, when a slight coughness will be felt in the work sur- coutnding the head of the spurious coin ahich is not felt in the genvine arti ule where thy work is smooth, aug | genting a clean shave on the part of the Government.Otherwise the coius are exactly similar, even in the umount of silver which is employed in them, and are of the same intrinsic value, in fact the rel emd the counterfeit appear to be absolutely identical in every respect save in the skight artis: tic blemish, if it can be called such, in the false coisa, and the want of aflicial sanction.Hence the counterfeit ix an especially dangerous one, and the warning against it comes in time to put us om our guard against the extreme probphality of its making Its appearance hero in force during the ensuing tourist season\u2019 It affords also an additional weight to the cry of the West, and to which we referred ina former issue, against the currency of Auwricen money in the Dominion.[t has boen pointed out repeatedly that & reciprocal treatment is not extended to Canadian money on the othr side of the line; that there it is subjected to 5 heavy discount whera .| it is not absolutely refused altogether.| Chis is not the case, indeed, in border towns and villages where mutual ac- -| commodation ix found to be a matter of daily necessity, and in Canadian sitios which are the summer resort ol tourist there is generally very little difficuliy about American money, but the matter will become more serious il coins so rwactly simi- far 10 the scal articlo «ui ro difficult of detection are brought inio the sountry as there is every likelibowi they will be.We omitted to state that the spurious half dollars are of | recent issite, aml ber the dates, 1900, 1901, 1902, and 1008, \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 THER REODES S0R0LA RSEIYS, A representative of \u201cSouth Africa\u201d bas lately hed an interview with Dr.G.R.Parkin, agent of the Rhodes trustees, in which it in stated that during the prwent spring the young man who are to receive scholarships at Oxford will number nixty-neven in all.Of thes: the greater part will be taken from the United States, forty.sven being the allotted number, the balance is divilel letween Canola and Australia, cight cach, and Newfouredlan, Bermuba, Jamaica, and New Zealand, one apioee.When the scheme la in full operation this number will hn moro than doubled, and fram 173 to 200 picked young men will he sent from all parts of the English-speaking At alt à ree 8 e tes «bich has een raised m xeveril paris i world to the ce Unit à oi Oxford for s three years\u2019 trainieg, while à provision of the Rhodes will looks to a further inorease of tie nuniber di scho- larahipe at the death of certain bene- Bciaries, The question of the age for adumis- sion was at first doubtful, and for a time there 'was \u2018habitation on the point as tô whether the capilidates wdasitted to the scholarships should bb very young, or 94 æ more advanced tent froui the home fmfluences, and the shelter of the home circle, and thus brought imto closer contact with the outside woxld, they would Le thus the more fitted to take care of thom- selves, and teix view is adopted in the United States, where each State bas à committee of five or six amin cat educators appointed to select scholdrs from the icants who wey present themselves.Cape Colony, however, hokis a different opinion ; the temptations incidental on the practi cal emancipation from home contrel |' on the entrance into th?university lite, shouid not, she \"thinks, be renewed with still greater force in a distant country before_g greater experi- nce has hoen gained, and she prefers that her scholars should be practically tormed at her own university, before going to that of Oxford.Dr.Muir, an educational authority in South Africa, holds that \u201cno South African student should po to Oxford before be hax taken his ordimary degree.\u201d There dre twenty-one colleges in Oxford, so that the smmber of the Rhodes scholarships this year would give from three to four each; later on, when the number of scholarships are increased there should be eight or nine to each college, if a regular partition is followed.But some latitude of choica will be allowed ; Palliol ar Brazenose, for example may have, in that case, as many ax twenty \u2014\u2014 JACKETS AND DRESSES FOR CHILDREN.sented ag substitutes.Think [previous experience.ac college lie, the [The - people of Drain or = as a lothés Wid dem! : res Mn pti havi been Can: w .em ee oi Pet cum, bein (ken as hereby wie, to a arta ex- ee overimnt stands Bu this all ¥ Wabipg Hpohines, |.Fibre Tubsaud Blckota o TREC a - & pAEPEe SWENPELS, Bigsell's and the Famous\u2019 National .\u201cRolJer, Bearing.\u201d CONTINUATION OF THE CHEAP AP SALE CC VTT a qe Great \u201cRodictions | manufacturer, L'Awcienne Lorette, insolvent.Notice ji herelay given that on Wadnesday, March 30, 1604, at 10.30 a.m., will be sold by public suction, at my office, the assets of said estate as fol\u2018 * 1; : 1 Block of boots and sEoss, finished and unfinished, leather and furnishings valued + peu Stle will.bo for sasll item en bloc at so much in the the fguses trentioned The inventory 8.078.738 parately Mar on in the inventery van ba examined at roy office and the stock can be wen at the insolvent's factoty, Anclenne lorette on Tuesday, th March Conditions of sale\u2014Cash MUSICAL PUBLICATION: | cold as =arious.LL Marine News.) > \u2014 OCRAN GAILINGS Por further information, rates and cabin to V.8, Wockisg, Geter) Bes: Sp aa Tha ha 2 Le rt ™ ve amt OCEAN ARRIVALS, March 28.\u2014 S88 Columbia, at New York, Glasgow and Moviflefrom ss Bromen, at Bremen, from New orl 88 Hohenzollern, at Gibraltar, from New York, 88 Kron Prinz Whhelm, at Cherbourg from New Yor SS Pretoria, at Hamburg, from New York.88 Urowser Kutfurst, at Pirseus, from New York (on cruise).OFX.88 Englishman, at Liverpool, fr Portland, Me.om York.88 Prinzess Victoria Luse, at Fort de France, from New York (on cruise).ee - DOMINION LINE.Steawer Kensington sailed Portland at 3.40 p.m.Saturday, 26th inst.for Liverpool.Steamer Turcoman sailed from Antwerp at 1 p.m.Saturday for Portland Steamer Dominion, from Liverpool on the 17th inst., arrived at Halifax ai 8 a.m.yesterday.C.P.R.LINE.Steamer Miowera arrived at Brewbane on Sunday morning from Vancouver, Steamer Athenien arrived at Yokobhawa at | pm.on Sunday, the 27th instant, from Vancouver, from the .QUEBEC STEAMSHIP COMPANY, Steamer Caritbes saileh from Cube for New York last Friday.Steamer Parinm sailed from New York for the West Indies at 4 p.m.last Saturday.Steamer Pretoria sailed from New York for Bermuda at 10 a.yeeter- day.; Steamer Trinidad sailed from Bécmuda for New Yurk at 11 am.yesterday.LOST OVERBOARD.gt Joba, N.B., Narch Mr.Wenunimerlield, à steer * pensenger, was lost overboard tron the Seer Jake Champlain, which arrived to-day from Liverpool with 1,200 pamseng for United States and Canadian North-Weat points.Summerfield on the morning of March 18, while the ship was battling with a gale.went over the side.A.boat wax lowered, but could not reach him in time.The sea was 50 rough that when tbe life- Suminerfield climbed on the rail, hung on a while and then disappeared into the sea.He had heen playing cards the night befors and lost £25.He was 27 vears old, belonged to Middlesox aml was bound for Parry Soundes There is Pneumonia on Every Hand, THREE DEATHS IN ONE FAMILY RECENTLY ARISES FROM NEGLECTED OR UNCONVROLL- tion in the number of deaths which it eauses and like consumption always has its beginning with a cold.At this season you can scarcely gMnce over a paper without i the record of several deaths this dread disease.Cold in the head, fever and chills, a cough which gradually becomes dry aml more pesniul in the olwst, rapid, difficult breathing, feelings of exhaue tion and depression\u2014these are symptoms of pneumonia.You can, prevent and cwre pmeumo- nia by the use pf Dr: Chase's Syrup of Linsecd and Turpeitine, the test of all \u2018reatiments for the roat and lungs.The only safe w from is to regard every ink of the dreadful possihilities which nocompeny every | cod.Remomber thet pneumonia and oconsunghtion aes the frequent outcome, amd cbre the cold befoms it gets be yond your control.By frequent doses of Dr Chase's Symp of Linseed and Turpentine you can quickly break up the cold amd guant against dangerous developmente.No treatment was ever so, succeasful jfor this pu 3 Dr.Chase's Syrup of linseed Turpentine 28 cents a bottle, and family A.CN my ATR NW OWNADE, rapid neue ie \u2014 \"im every pou.- | waste matter, from the system.88 Calibria, at Leghorn, from New a 88 Kroontend, at Antwerp, from New he \u2019 to a point in the county, of Nusakin- ABLE COLDS.onge where the road would intersect LL tho projected line of the National Pneumonia is second only to cons [Transcontinental Railwaywe WHAT TEA DOES TO RHEUMATICS.jong (en you bext take tes, think of IN Tea conjains 175 grains of Uric Acid Meatcontaine only five to seves graine.Rbeumatissn is Trie Acid in the Uric Acid agummiates from fnod wi the digestive creats enough Alkeline sada) to neutralize it.This Acid collects ures, or wor-ou| CARROL elements (like That Urea enters the bloo} when Alkaline action has not previously dissolved ft.By and by the waste matter reaches {be joints and muscles, through cireu- of the blood.it gradually deposits In solid particles, like sugar.srenmlated sugar.These solid particles xried between the joints and muscles at every move men - pps grinding causes irritation and n.These io torn may develop inflammation and awelling.That inflammntion beutire Nature to help herself 8he prooesds to coat tho hard Ure particles over with cushions of pulpy mucous, like the firet healing strata of an outer sore.This pulpy covering grows to the as well as to the varticles ce posited.There it bardens like plaster or sealing wax.Thea we have *\u2018bony joints,\u201d almost inflexible, and usually xed in a bended position, from the pain and inflanimetion.That is Rheumatéem at ite worst.1t is bad enough before it gets that r.\u2018There is but one sure wav of curine Rheumatism.The first step ia to age mmo Sporting News} The Ring, Baginaw, Mich., March 29, \u2014 Jos.Gans, of Baltiinore, was given the decision tonight in a 10-round bout with Gus Garduer, of Seginaw, for the righ tweight championship of the world.Wrestling, ; An .more, Md., March 28, D thony Wellnoezer \u2018\u2019Columbus\u2019\u2019 of this sity, defeated Emile Beck, of Washington, D.C., the featherweight champion wrestler of the world, in their bout beve to-night.Richmond, Va., March 28.\u2014 Sharkey, the pugilist, lost in wrestling match with M J.Dayer bere to-night by failing to throw hi antagonist twice in one .He secured one fall but was unable to repeat the performance, The Automobile.DEATH MAY MARK PATH.Barney Oldfield, the champion * \u201cThe mile within thirty-five seconds will be reached within a year.We shall bave to \u2018comstruct special cars, scoop- shaped in the body, and of special build for straightway racing only, when it may be possible to go in thirty seconds.1 believe that within two vears we shall reach that mark, and I prediet that ere the half mile is reac there will be a death to mark the way.That is a frightful fait, and something totally unexpected and serious is likely to happen to the machine.Lacrosse, THB CAPITAL CLUB.Tom a neutralize the Uric Acid already in the syutem, Next, to dissolve, and carry away, the hard deposits that grind ie tween the jointe.\u2018Then get the digestive apparatus into such healthy cone dition that it will, unaided, produce less Uric Acid, end mare Alkalines.This is what Doctors generally have failed to do.It is what I studied a lifetime to ae complish, and achieved only after many failures and thousands of experiments.At last 1 found, ia Germany, a Sol vent which was not only effective but absolutelv safs to use.Few agents powerful enough to be effective in Rheumatism are sels.My discovery, now calles \u201cDr.Shoop\u2019s Rheumatic Cure,\u201d acts di- rootly, hut internally, upon Uric Add in_the joints and muscles.Tt dissolves, ani carries off, the pain ful deposits, producing an immeliate Alkaline condition of the hlood, and neutralizing the Acid in it which would have fed the Rheumatism and extended the disease.bility, and it can\u2019t undo, in a week, the damage caused by years of rheu- meatic condition.matien, ply Dr.Bhoup's a month's trial, at my risk.only $5.50 for the shall decide who uhall pay.Surely you will not continue to suf- wink.on Rheumatism, and cure.It ta free to Rheumatic people.Write me a post card for it to-lay, telling of Bont Erturmed her crew bad ta bo Wie ree Dr.Shop, Box 4 Pacino, amet re 78.vious aged aboard and the boat cast | P.S, Simple cases often yield to cue bate of record was that of Wiggs.of the Helemia thee or ae 1.8) | Dr.Shoop's Rheumatic Cure.( Druggiate 81)| 28 (Mont.) club, who twirled forty: But all druggists de not supply it on a month « trial.You muat write to me for that.C.1.8 (Continued from First Page.) aro asking for incorporation as the Bt.Maurice Valley Railway Co., with wwer to huikd a railway from Three Rivers to Shawinigan, Falls, thence to Grawd'Mere, St.Jean Despites, thence pârohtsishop Du } hes instructed the priests of hin di to die] with women from Fhe choirs of the different Roman Catholic churches in the city.The report ot J.M.Macoun, Genlogical Surveyor, who was sent out to the l'eace River Country last rummer, is not of & verv encoureging character.Macoun advises any one seeking @ home in the Great Northwest to steer clear of the Peace River Country.There ix but a limited area where a living could bis olitained, and for a long time no markst would be available to the settler.At present he advises no one to think of farming there except in ihe river bottom, in which there are tracts.extensive enough to locate a few score homes: He consid.ere the Peace River district will never We a country in which wheat can be grown succensfully.Many years there are revere frosta in June, July and Angunt.He thinks something might be done in cettle and horse remchire.but there woukl be great disadvent- agra in the fact that very large qhan- tities of hay _woukl have to br out to feed the stodl the long winter.Dr.Ross, M.M., for Rimouski.1 val\" officer will Im anpointet! to the Quarantine at Grosse Isle Station But it will Lonefit every case, and id &mend the rules so that no will emtirely cure most cases of Îtheu-, ho at any tin from the passage lias So sure am T of this, that I will sup- Fhall be reinstated as an amateur, Rheumatic Cure, to and any sick one who writes me for it, on ber, individual, If it succeeds, the cost to him is six hottle treat- gats or entrance fre charged, shall ment.\u2019 I it fails, T bear the whole vost my- oelt.And,\u2014he alone shall be the judzs\u2014 when vou can thus get well, at my I have written an important 1realine its relief Dominion Parliament A mecting of the executive of the Capital (Lacrosss Club in be held during the coming weck, to prepare for the annual meeting .There in not \u2018likely to be any changes in the chief officers of the club, and James [ævine will again be offered the captaincy.A {strong twelve should be placed on the | field eatly in the season, as in addi- of Allan and Fastwoud, of Coruwall, amd of Donaldson, Pat Murphy and W, Fagan, should they decide to remain in Ottawa.There is some talk of Robertson and Frkiie Murphy retiring, but it is probable they will again wield the gutted stick.Montreal, Marr 28\u2014\\t a mecling | of the Govwmors of the Canadian | 'Amdteur Athletic Union held to-night to consider charges made against the Toronto lacrosse Club of having paid players for their services, & suh-com- piltere consisting of W.(i.Avimer, A.F.Rutter and Tnapector Starke, of ' It won't restore hony joints to flexi.l'Oronto.was aproinud to obtain ali | information from ths Toronto Lacrosse Club and to report at once.A notice of motion was given to person unconsciously: Histone \u2018 à professional also to provide that any mem- team or club who (competes againei g professional team, club, or individual, where there is a ba classed as & professional.| Baseball.WORLD'S RECORD.During the scason of 1908 the world\u2019s record for consecutive innings | pitched without a run was made by Oliver Faulkner, iwirler of the Wilmington Athletic Club nine, It in authoritatively stated of hiner that he pitched seventy-nine consecutive innings, or wimt would be almost nine four consecutive innings without grant ing a run.BASEBALL TERNS.The derivation of those two familiar baseball terms \u2018\u2019southpaw\u2019\u2019 and \u2018fan\u2019 is a mystery to mmat of the general publie.The word \u201cfan\u201d ix simply an atibreviation of the word fanatic.The word \u201cwouthpaw\u201d had a different source.Bail fields are generally laid out ro that the sum ir behind the grand stand at the time of day the game is played that is about southwest.\u2018The south point ix about over first base.A left handed pitcher throws from the firnt base wide, which is the south, and there you arr.EASTERN LEAGUE STRONG.What strikes the obeerver of affairs in the Fastern Leaguo is the appearance of equality among the sight clubs comprising the organisation.No one or two or three clubs will be able to wake a runaway race of it.It appears as if every club on the air- cuit bas a chance for the penent.The weak clubs a fast Joa ai be of equal strength wit oa: , Montreal, Rochester, and Providence will he in the race for the pennant at every stage.In all ol these three citine cntirely new clubs have been constructed, and large sums of money have been spent for the purpose of atr ing the weak spots.Rul club in spending a wint of monay to get the players in shape for a hard campaign.Toronto, Jersey City (chem inna), Baltimore and Newark will all be factors in the race as usual, The m: ta of the different Festerû le teams are clever ent experienced generals.ho list is appended : Toronto\u2014 Arthur Irwin, Montreal\u2014Ches.Atherton.Buffalo\u2014{ieorge Stallings.Rocheater\u2014George Smith.Newark \u2014Walter Burnham.Providence\u2014Tom Daly.Jersey City-\u2014-Wm, Murray.Baltimore\u2014Hugh Jennings\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ts Brantiord, Ont.March 98.\u2014 The high water on tho Cirand River com- tmeniocs to caus\u201d trouble, About seventy feet of the high embenkimeat ep ronthing tho Cockshutt iron bridge, wiles south of this city han been wash el away.About xix o'clock lad ovem ing river again rnen considerebly \u201csew evga.3 - THOUSANDS @P CANADIAR WOMEN USE , DIAMOND DYES AT THIS SEASON OF THE YEAR BIAMOND DYES WITH EASTER Diamond Dyes gre a saving and convenience for all homes They color dresses, skirts, suits, jackets, blouses, ribbons and feathers rich and durable colors.Diamond Dyes produce all the new and fashionable colors.\u201cWANTED 7 Three or four good smart boys to carry papers.Apply CHRONICLE.GEOLOGIST FORNEW ZEALAND The New Zealand Government invite application 1 for the appointment of Geologist.Salary £600.Paseage provided.Selec ed candidate must arrive ta Colony Ly first of August next.\u2018 Applications, stating age, | alifications, and nomber in family, to be seut to Tue Hon, The Ministez of Mims, Wellington, New Zealand.mar29 -\u2014 pr AUDITORIUM \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 A.J.mall, Lessse J.B.Turton, Mgr MON, TUE, WED March 28-20-30 BARGAIN MATINEE WEDNESDAY.= First Appearance of Lorri WitLiaMs in the New Cauedy Drama Hit of the Century ) Only a Shop Bir \u201cA Heart to Heart Talk witd every Honest Working Girl.\" Evigs.15-26-38 60c.Mat.15 & 26c.3UAN W.Martin's Production Bee?Ho |UNCLE Tôw'S CABIN | 5 1 Bargain Matinee Saturday 35, HANDSOME ASSORTMENT \u2014 OF \u2014 NOBBY SPRING GOODS JUST RECEIVED AT WM.LEE'S, FASHIONABLE TAILOR, BUADE STREET.Excellent chance to select a pretty Suit or Overcoat, O'DONNELL'S GITY EXPRESS?26 ANGELE STBEB1f 450 Is our new Telephone number owing to changes made by Bell Telephone Company, where ail calls for the transferring ot Bag gage, Parcels, ote,, will be prompts attended to.Furniture sn Plano Moving a Specially 30 Years\u2019 Experience in Forestry.Expert Explorer and Practical Lumberman, Reporta on Timber Limits, Pulp Wood Lans, Water Powers, Rivers and Streams.HIGHEST REFERENCES.FREDERICK N.RITCHIE, BROKER.Timber Limits and Pulp Wood Lande, Lumber, Pulp Wood, Rien, ect., otc.COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, 131 ST.PETER STREET, QUEBEC, Canada.Nothing Like the Good Old ; Ae For Excellence of Quality and Best Value for Your Money.\u2014 Chemists Bad Cook's Friend Baking Powder pure.Doctors pronounce it wholesome Cooks know it does the work : at the right time.Housewives sayfihat cake and bread ; raised with Cooks Friend Baking Iowder are fine, dainty and delicious.ds, 106 Montais Cornee Du Forb and Am Streets ( .ire (three ti h) 60 cents, | ul \u20ac vesnion, Fr te Chateau Fromtemac) rer Bale at 10.30 on the date and plees a dus! ly Fpl \u2018Bates * im\u2019 of Ee avantamt rivate rec: anding, Dulhounic street, and fodt [above ment A Co.Toronto, retary to Ae Wilfeid Taurier.hax oi Et.po Mow, amd 349 8%, Paul GEO.DARVEAU, ; pre protect vou 8 pit mitations bom inted chief rameter to the stree: alais).pd 9 the rait an of , A.ate In succession .Garneau, INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS .L Deschenme Aion, ¥ re the famous receipt book devant roi will mova for the cor- sv HAVINO EFFicIENT | PIERRE DROUIN marlox10 | SEER a on ova bottle tonpenlenre regarding extonion TELEPHONB FACILITIES Co \u2019 MENAND WOMEN, | SALVATION ARMY SERVICE.ook Fivanturel à command, of the Accountant, Liquidator rt] À nprcial service will be held in the nee on mation We will uote\" you rate a Frimte and Real Estate Agent 0, a, mena Vniace streets, to.|thto Major Ouellet'u case.Branch Ex yetem in your \u2019 | ni ay th, at 8 o'clock reno Vactog.: JOSEP Roc nd'not eætris- [contiicted by Brmign Edwards.Sul+ | Do not swiler from sick hosdecho Werehouse or ce .1 ST Joss i STREBT, \u201c 0 ata rane: t: \u201cTen Nights Tn th \u201cBarrow.\u201d moment longer.T1 Le not roma.Th B 11 Tele hone Com an \u2019 QUEBRO.gr nt in plain wrangr.lluntrated hy 50 stareoplicon views.| Carter's Little Liver Pills will cure 6 bell 1elep: pany ure mold (A mont intérvating servic Admission | you.Doe, ote 111s pill, Small price, Prox 3518.ve, 10 ; nw OF CANADS, orem mem (10 cyte By Baws, Emin, Ball dove, Smell pill, 1 | .; \u2018 Pai CA nine radi ee Elo areats à fau serment 0 RSS Aa a RL LS 1 Ce but ey frost caused quite à pe- po , - Le ncntne a CA EE gids >* AE a hE he TEETER sate» ET a, TE TE TE tr IT ITP SN PF rr VP RIP OPIS LP YIP Tree nN PS rr amy a | .re 4 _ THE CHRONIOI., QUEBEC, VAWADE) surenar MARON 2.100 DOUBTS AT BBM |.ue.busin Mattes Stall.PROCESSION |; Quelseo, merehant, and Simeon von ORDERS WERE GIVEN FOR THE [par yor oh, oo Qube | LOWS THE BEMANS OF THE be Toriocd a partaaroip to de bia Fourteen Years.EXBUMATION OF TWO ohers iia 00 Liping 5 the repute LATE THOS.DAVIDSON, E84, | a at Er, Moi Levis and elec THRÈMDLE PAINE ACROSS a i tel \" i goods nerchag i G REEN O R BL AC K BODIES AND THE HOLDING OF tion that voars viork during which be PLAGE RERVICE ar omar wheto aa dry na ™a Has gained its popularity because of its purity and economy.The household teapot proves its merit.Get a package.You will be surprised at the delicousness to be extracted, For Sale by All First-class Grocers MPLOYER'S LIABILITY, WORKMEN'S COLLECTIVE, GENERAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE CORONER'S INQUESTS.i Dr.G.W.Jolicoeur, Distriot Coroner, will leave this morning for St.Alban, county of Portoeuf, where he will bold an inquest on the body of Marie Savageau, aged 19, who was found dead in a room at her home with a gunshot wound in her fore.oad on Felruary 29th last.The girl was cleaning tbe room, in which there was a gun, and it fs supposed that while whe was dusting the weapon, it accidentally went off, the bullet striking ber in the forehead and killing her always gave entire satisfaction to his aumerous clients.On the occasion of the Kanter warket of 1904, that jo during all thia week, his stalls in the Berthelot Market will be particularly loaded down with all kinds of first class meats suitable to all purses.Fresh and salt beef, spring lamb, mutton, veal.salt tongue, first class bai, cured with special care, fresh and salt pork, puddings, sausages, turkeyw and chickens of all sizes, Besides the above which is all of au- perior quality, amd wotwithstandi that the prices bave not been raised, we wich to uotily our readers, that Mr.Matte, who is not a novice in that MERS\u2019 CBURCH.\u2018 The funeral \u2018of the late Thomiss Davidion, Faq, took place vestertlay afternoon from his late residences to Chdkmers\u2019 Church and way one of the largest and most representative seen here for a number years past, which demonstrated in a high manner the esteem in which the deceased wile beld Ly hie fellow citizens.The gatb- ering of mournsrs included men in all walks of life, the Bench, the Bar, military, and representatives of the various trades in the city add levis, The chief inourners ware Mesurs, W.B.Devideon and R.J.Davidron, sons of boot and shoe dealers under the name of \u201cJ.0.Gagnon & Cie.\u201d sad both partners are scparaiad as to property from their wives by marriage contract.the late Honore Chasse, in his lifotime of this city, edvocate and _ printer, declares that she has been doing business in the city ma printer, inher and bookbinder, since Ist March, 1903, under the name of \u2018Imprimerie H.Chasse.\u201d Gaudiose M.Fortier and Cyrille Cogstantineau, both of the ish of Beauport, insurance agents, have been Dame Emilienne La Roque, widow of | | Doan\u2019s PINALLY MADE A COMPLETE CURE.Could met $it or Stand with Hass.Consulted ive Diliecout Doctors.Kidney Pills Mr.Jacob Jamieson, Jamieson Bros, the well-known Contractors and Builders, ' Welland, Ont., tells of bow be was cured: tpt tnatert * 9 instantly.The body buried | line of business, will retail at his | rs sarrying on business at Quebec and v A Ontario Accident Insurance Co Ÿe9 | vithout notitying the Coroner.\u201d Ten [stall four eet of cattle, fated ui | oC, et Dasmsn Shr | duewchers as insurance and real catato [Por Souriees years was afficted with ; - Cure of the parish has since been in |Momsru.Amyot & sauvin a \u201cory.! louis, and John H.Devideon and | agents sinos the Zind February las the last five years, My most serious atta ope TO RONT ©.communication with the Coroner Jn and well known in this city.This in | lex.\u201d Vachon, of Quebec, nephews, under the rome of foie and Con was four years o, when I ws completely Le ee regard to the, cane, and as no debnite (an experience whi ned gentlemt | among those in the :.~eral cortege | *tantineau.1 his wife and | Rcapacitated.[bad terrible painsacross details were known concerning the | made and which has tu out most CT Sir C.A, P.Pelletier, Sen.| 88 to property frour his wi wy back, floating specks before my eyes W-.J.FRASER, affair, the Attorney-Ueneral has order ed that the body be exhumed and an Theee cattle would: satisfactorily, advantage on the figure with great ator J.Tenvier, Hon.R.Turner, L.A.Taachereau, MJP.P., Judge Lange- Cyrille Comstentineau was merried at Lowell, Mass, without inarriage con- and was in almost constant tormest.| could not sit or stand with ease and was a i t held, ost important warkets as quality of |: \u201c - 5 tract.RE wreck in health, having no appetiy and Agent T n i t was also held yesterday | beof.Te visit to Mr.Matte's stall.Fer, Hon.Chas, ! metier of Thoodule Dorval and Louis Philippe | lost greatly in Sesh.1 had takes er medicine \u2018 78 ST.PE ER STREE .on the ly of Joseph Demers, aged | Berthelot market, is nolicited, where C.Lt.-Col Dunbar.D.S.A.Lt.-Col.| Boinsinot, both of Quebec, machinists.| from five different doctors and alse - Res.76 24, who was found dead in his bed at [all kinds of weat and sausages may Forsyth, Li-Col.Gray, Li.-Col.E {heave formed a partnership to carry aumerous other \u2018eparations to no por- Office Phone 627.- .- Dee in St.Nickolas on March | be purchased upon the best \u2018of con |; Segui.Lt.-Col, dom, Lt.-Col.Bou | business at Cuchee, aa machinists.Er Per Eola fo take Doane \u2014\u2014 | 17th.The body: pes buried | without | ditions.langer, Lé.-Col, Ray, Major LeSueur.tinder the frm er ies pat boxes the tréuble loft me and Laon feel i an inquest being hel or wi | ee eee stai Soissitrat, i - - - _ given a aa ete | HANDSOME DISPLAY OF MIL.D oo nine Pant, H.| tod vince.thie 34th November better than [ have for twenty years.Those {3 A PH Y a post wortem and inquest held, This LINERY.uelee, Very Rev.Dean Williams, Row ['ast.Both are separated as to pro- and say it is almost à ible to believe 1 | AL was accordingly done, and a verdict | The many ladies who visited the | Messrs.Tait, Scott, Sparling, Del.| efty from their wivea, | that Ihave bess curl, yet they know it VIRE: of \u201cDeath from ssphysiation «during |bandeome niillinery | parlors of Miss bage, of Bourg Louis, Stabo, Bou | Joseph Cote.joiner and trader; 82 Lig po, 1 have passed the meridian of life hg - an attack of cpilepsy\u201d was ret L1L.A.O'Neil, Fabrique street, vester- [dreau, and Grant, and\u2019 Akdernues Mai | Eugene Hemel, machinists, hot doi ol L but I feel that 1 have taken oo the rosy pe = \u2014 day, could easily be kd to believe that |den, Leonard, Pfeiffer, Cumarngu, D, |l'Ancienne Lorette.have 1 Joing | hue of boyhood.a * Jr fr .FLOWERS FOR FASTER.the epring and vummer seasons havo | Griffin and Hackett, end a strong de | business in that parish as denlers du Price 50 cla.per box, or 3 for Sag, all à - Î I Tv Attention is directed to the adver.|alreadv arrived.The store wan aglow (putaticn from the Irish Protatgnt | rein amd mill owners, since (| th | dealers or Complaints are again made about of of apecial remark.crowd to thy doors with the morn December last under the name of rec and Joseph Decenregux, éDerated ax to propertv of Arthur .and beautiful one.Ile is also - | pletely charmed.The display © : ; Knives, Book Holders, Whist | pared to furnish bouquets, funeral spring milliers was certainty remerk- o hile the, gallery vas porupie Jailer horetofore doing business ot | TROUBLE in whi signs, etc., at shortest notice.b beauty, ond the rich mate pupits the Girls\u2019 Hi ee the pot \u2018 Holders, ations, sic.in white \u201cans, ete divi re vials, \u201cfe workmanship and tasteful Sibel, ob! were accor nied.i\" oy Lo.\" have dissolved part- ; cle y tam ped, A DANGEROUS PRACTICE.color combinations were the subject | their toachers.Iev.D.Tait officiai | '* v .\u2018 : are responsible for mre wood and stam; Many of the latest od , and sppropriats music was ren | Merv Bergeron, of Quebec, wile desths than any o ber- ÿ LA \u2014 .| tisewent of Mr.William Penny, gar- [with colors, and wo beautiful vas the | Benevolont Society and Protestam ee T Loy h C 0 THE DOAN KIDNEY PILL co.AT) À dener and florist, late of Merchmont | display of millinery and so artistic | School Commissioners.Bringing uj Cote & Hawel.~~ ote hin \u2018 .= ' LEATHERS ALL COLOURS.[are now of Belvidere Road.\u2018who is |the arrangement of all the beautiful | thy mar of the procession arb ® ol | eparated an to property from = hix | == .> \u20ac *|Prepared to supply choice fowers, goods the store contains, that the [boys of the Elgin street school, whe | \u201cfe end Yugens 1 fue ld rear \u2018hh ; So pals, dic, for the Faster scason at [throngs who attended the annual attended in @& Luly.The burial ser | Mr.Arthur Delisle, zdvoca a oo - 0 the most favorable rates.Mr.Penny's | spring opening at thin woll known vice vas held in Chalmers\u2019 Church real, Frame Delisle and J Toner er [0a al ung Plaques, Frames, Tables, Paper stock will be found to be an extensive | establishment yesterday were com- | th: body of the sacred edifice bejt, a 8] 4 i i is- | and most fascinating designe in hats [dured by the full choir of the church ! 1 r angle cause sud yot at 148 JOHN STREET, he \u2014\u2014 fran toe eraser to, the were shown, while i almost, endiess | Mr.Reed prasiding at the orgen.A | Pivet, also of this city, forwerly boot | the outset they are ut QUEBEC.great (danger of passers-by om the | Variety of everything necessary for [the conclusion of (be service in th | wd shoe dealer, Tn\u2018en yo hy ! oonsidersd setisanty.Na- 9 street below.On Sunday afternoun | tbe sdornment and trimming of the [church the remains were conveyed to | umnesx nt Queber.ax Loat her i tare has furnished two \u2014_me à ja young lady, while walki along | most fashiomable head-dress was also | Mount Hermon Cemetery, where Rev jealer uncer the namo of \u201cArthur ! articles which properly SEEN | Champlain sireet, was struck on the 9% View.The opening will be con: | Mr.Tait sgain officiated before the |Vinet & Cie.\u2014 I combiiod as they a'e i .by a piece of ice aud narrowly.tinued to-day and following days for |body was placed in the vault, Over PASSENGERS.IN THE LINE OF BOOTS SH0ES AND RUBBER \u2014OF\u2014 , - $300 BOOTS i ; .to have a thorouph up te date col- , 060.pe 4 energetic work of the rescnors, Trem- , : another Sumatra story written-in hi fr.Robert Thomaon, Nee.Thomson bl ay remet med for nearly three hours Lee ohm reposition ie that the col.naval v rous ale, pin Prang: {iss Thomwon, Miss M.Thomson.{ ied umd, y; i ong, : an uagle Hunter.\u201d w : ; WM.JACQUES: & SONS, Jil mh; mov sod | orties in sh a de pin ei Eine voor i er NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.Man Buried by Collapse of the Root of a Hangard.Mrs.Tremblay witnessed the accident ntarted in to extricate Tremblay from his perilous position.Despite khe the hangard.and when he was finally the benefit of those who were We weiv pleased Lo note thai the Council of Agriculture at its session held last week neem to recommend the starting of one Agricultural Coll for the whole Province instead of | Province.The metbers of (he Legislative Assembly now in xexdion would inatitution such ae Bishop's Coll people intercated in agriculture make some arravgenent with a strong | do; thirty sloighe, contairing (rienads © \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Literary Notes.OUTING FOR APRIL.What Edison has to say on the silly ject in April Outing will be of ia interest to every racer.In no cer.\u201cUntraveled Iussia\u2019* ie certainly th mrinions visited only wged few, and by tbe privi, Caspar Whitney, ha prominent place md nurse.Nr.B.C.Allan, R.N., \u2018apt.R.H.Anderson, Mr.F.H.Aruaid, Mr.Willian Bawden, Mr.J.¥.Borden, Mrs.Borden, Mra.Carey LN.Mer, A.Mitchell, Misa Mitchell, \u2018ertha H.Smyth, Jadv Sarah Slaen, Fleet-Surgeon Stenhouse, R.N.EATING NOT A ji wd, Mrs.Arnaud, Miss Arnaud and || Of Tar and Cod Liver Oil | | ; injury.; pre- | ® U WANT ANYTHING SR zr soi, ae eo ef to ai\u201d mai ee rc its à | San rer ais «us |, Mathieu\u2019s 3 remains 1 s i ian.a Ave there offenders and teach some of them [bat yesterday.a .maine fo their last resting place, farch 29-\u2014Wr.Hugh A.Allan, Mrs § | salutary lesson.AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE, Allan and maid, Misx Rachel Allar?! Syrup 8he1bro ke, Que.Pleasant to th : taste.jul hilibert Tremblay, o Ancer resid several schools von existing The | ain me Mr Emon\u2019 anya\" © Eee dE fects marvellous cures \u2018 St.Roch, met with an exciti ad-|waited u by the authorities of o machines of Santos Du | ieuse, Men.M.B.Edwards, Mrs.\u20ac yout lungs or throat GIVE US A CALL.venture on Saturday and ne © whith Bishop\u2019s College who offered to start ene the rest.draw some he Elliott, Mise Elliott, Master Elliott wre weak and yot are cae near contin bim hin life.He such a college on Lhe tines of Guelph.principle, will prodce \u201che Seton he ud nurse, Mr.Frederiok Fowler, Miss ore ran de * pouls ot i \u2014 vas working in his hangard, when the fe] fee ne to fren in rok ship.Nr.Burroughe tAgins à regula LD.Fowler, Mr.Jf.J.tiiddens.Mrs.move the trouble, oe fool suddenly: collapsed from the great | = sm a farm of thes?i%- | department, in which he talks jn hi liddens, Nixa N.S.(odtres, Mr.À.J weight of snow upon it.burying | posal the collega in the very heart |intimate way of the things that liv.| J Herries, Mr.James C.Hope, Mrs.J.L.MATHIEU CO, Pro Tremblay wadernsath: Fortumately, [0 the best agricultural portion of the and grow and swim and fly wtut us | OPC Nr.I.S.Lang, Mr, J.Liddell.\u2019 .ps a from the bouse and immediately gave e ] most timely ticle ji dr.James Mundie, Mrs.Parker, Mrs.+ the alarm to the neighbors, | avho | Véck the Government in suclr a scheme | ying o vivid denerintive the mind o | T.Quicke.Miss Quicke, Mr.Henry 8.||.Big 35 cent Bottle, hurriedly aawmbled with shovels and [irréspective of party if they should ia trip \u2018through tht part of the Czar\u2019 | \u2018later, Nr.Char.F.Smyth, Miss IT NEVER FAILS, ! ace full of tho outdoors.As interest TEL.427.OPPOSITE THE POST OFFICE.ens Pea, on short as mgt the provinee should.take (ESL, Ble in the magus Easter Flowers.3 a - an intel n he dircetors shou A hi rs yen i .; SO Cr FE.SSE tote minor contuioms.Teeublay\u201d re be clones from all parts ol the pro- ard White, ey outsider,\u201d 8 sol P AINFUL DUTY 8 sente daitr Ce able Le ms @ no scrious injuries, an s cs | vi il Live tion- [nan Peer OF VE _ tape froin almost certain death is re- ality, irrespective of 0 OF Pation-| \u201cCap'n Kat's Stor, by Clay Emery ROSES, CARNATIONS LTIOLRTS, BIC i \u2014 .STERLING SILVER garded as a most remerkable one.rt Tree i i i _ 3 .\"as fiction is the story of \u201cTh \u2014AT\u2014 pes WILL ASK MORE WAGES, Pony Es Widern.\u201d ill, f You Uso Dodd's Dyapepala Tablete- OPERATIONS A FAD ge, arpenters and joiners of tho et fai page drains of Seen | | HS a terres Mexuien| LOWEST PRICES.| - \u2014 chy having decided to ask for in- [Bill Cody and ve 7107 1 do the Same for Yon.Al n band a large collection of plants, - AN D- - Tate Grace Pré re {nme Fast.crease of wagon and a diminution in [band of son the Or aor iat brave ne be able je rot a mare, tes) rams your Bastar Flowers at on of plant in operatic an i j -|to vari + | 4 tes a day and enjoy © bie rendit a bere at ation a had an iene.® Woh | og Staring\u201d de end ook con | yc\u201d BALLER, = Florist, 4 las Hop pi y cire and ee Worl, by Beau ht Tine | of ed te i ue ST 13 87, J0BN 8.>) he av.W a oi icnts 9 > di: sul.\u201d be .sa 3 .hors ight and Buriat nko ho: union.Tht Brotha of Carpe Br obama impel Po ene |S, Pm oy 887 of ed fog le vitals, operated upon and robbed of | ters and Joiners have held several | Kinley,\u201d by Robert Duan, \u201cCatching | ¥ woman ewho enjoy * their meals Orders by mail promptly attended to.i tet rar + their last dollar, when the trouble large meetings recently.at which some | 0089 on Spring Cruste.\u201d Blaney \u2018here are a dozen who eat becanee , .wan a simple cane of hemorrhoids or sixty joiners enrolled themselves oy | Blew\u2019 clever articls on \u201cRough Rid.shey feel they must perform a painful Silverware of the Latest and Handsomest Designs! mi mid smd sims yf lie == NE hee Seti re AE a puce M a PTT i u y avort Pontes + = - ï vo ent pg 7 costing but itt poy Hn and ber he Tau mie an, © longs rrr Con Ontario Oh me y | - -A splendid lot just opened.The stock of \u201cI procured one ffty cont bos of | FROM BAIE DES CHALEURS |7ona Gale.(thor articles of memes Melon hopeful message : .Pyramid bile Cure of my druggist, | Jokflaille, Baie dew Chaleurs, March in the number are \u2018The Rise and Fail | 71, 222 te Dépt more | with the intention of buying a large [2 Hies Lua Brown, of Frcuminac.Tears, try Boom, wpibow a Women | vent wears back but never inet with | AD admirable food, with all NOs, Joell, Cocks md Ol nlp [sce ne Te in BERR LRA Bn he SBE mer st rn y \u2019 when T found that I was cured, and Miss Bertha All ard, a Hying | Last Year's Automobile,\" ing Dodd's Dyspepmia Taldets.After Died to build up end romintain is maintained of high standard and complete.No To have six oni ids Por eo [visit to her sister in Carleton Ines rout them for two day.oll hain and | srinters extreme cold.Bold .8 6 2 | q I] one had the leant sign of îles since Lused \u201cBr H.Duchene, went to Camphbell-| To Faguv Lopinay & Bere for Irom | at i od Dod i rea Bieta Ou SLA qe JANTES | in one box.which has been ou ; Ys ; or al t oo \u2019 apepsi bond ; Wishing to Buy a Ring tus enh penious lo wing Pire ely, to amore that Ne.Hadste sds.\u201d Mattress, Pillows.Car.Tablets have Home ge\u201d .\u201d repsia |} Ohemiaus, London.Hugiand.: mid Pil« Cure Ÿ had the worst kind 2 is i 5 ; .'w Dyspepsia Tablets digest the should fail to sce our line.bireding and protruding piles for of Liver Brown la pape conlined to Yards of Crpots mist be sold before fond.That means that the different ) thirty-one years, and no one knows, | Mr.Taylor.ot C ia, was here \" tou het pot Tends |yarts of the rowley are provided with | BRONZES, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES In Gold and Silver.PEARL GOODS in fact everything that is furnished in a first-class jewellery store, will be found hero at fair prices, EMILE JACOT, seweuves.160 8t.Josaph Street, |r rxcept those who have had the piles, the pain and misery I suffered, \u201cl am a poor man, but bave often said | would give a fortune, if 1 had I have been cured for fifty cents.1 should be very ungrateful if 1 did not thank you and give you every privi- to use my name and this latter, when IT know there are so many who wuffer an T did\u201d J.A, Weismiller, THE NEW GAME Joo Bladensburg Road, Washington, pastor io our Tone ral.Pr.net ug Co.nai at it woul a \" , or THE G.S.E.Wich pies Tie Joe he Bret Me Phones\" dr 1: ile, i i y THE GREAT COLLEGE AND will bn glad to mail free to.any ap.plessure mot ons dy the Methodiats SOCIETY GAMES, ALL THE licant.ard we advise all aufferers lof the town and country Wut hy the RAGE EVERYWHERE.; from this painful discase to write to [people genetally.; \u2014 or it.* Pac \u2014\u2014 NOTICE 10 GENTLEMEN, CLEANSES F LINCH 5 élling = BY susz or x1p GLOVES.to Pry Taras Fret \u201cpeas (on .\u2014\u2014 ° We will offer for sale on Tunes |get our hate just received.SOILED LI N EF N Tally Cards, Bridge Whist, Bic.|dsy, 39th instant, a mamufactur-| FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERB.2 FOR ?.Tow Japanese fable Fapkins.if ives od Solon bik Cri CYCLONE AT REUNION ISLAND , dd : \u2019 | Hamburg, M h 28.\u2014 An export e \u2014ir\u2014 Ine EE Walsh flair dm | peat wi Site Louis Beaubien, 110 St.Joseph Street, RIGHT PRICES l|u-er JOHN STHERT u THOS.DONOHUE.| |nouvement ot be dianter canal , Will give 2 for 1 beginnisig Mavel Slet uatit April 17th on all Cash Sales, 80 \u2018 * Te me emer as : ante if there is anything you want in Boots an 008 give us a call and wq will surely #1 A RLEPHONE 0 MEN'S AND BOYS\" SUITE.[eee vist pons enr ete Che satisfy you in price and quality, as we keep one of the best sesorted Ske in the Ton ny your ready made wuits be- Pam Sur damaged | City.Do not forget the name and address.ore loo) through a rt cairoyed.ce mous ; | .: Works-70-74 Valier St.Er Re Tr ER] Sin nr pd\" he ee 2 LOUIS BEAUBIEN, 110 St.Joseph St, er vod Miodéer ro weed.nt 80.000.000.ter Opposite I, A.Fortin's Dry Goods Store, FAGTY, LFPINAY & FRERW, it.to he cured of the piles, and now |} in the interest of the New York Life, on the 15th March.Mr.L.T.Lebell, of New Carlisle, was in Camphkilion on Nondas, serving papers on the Crown witnesses for the ureay trial to be held in Quettec n April, At & meeting of the official Board of the Methodist Church, held on Friday at Camphéllton.Rev.BR.E.Thouwres, was by, imanimous vote, ex- ing thirtors whiten, were Leg, À to plac them now, we will keep them asf for vou, FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.the food and heat they need, It means that the body gets new vigor in all parts.i Py GIVING BIRENGTH 4 viQOun \u201cA Apr.30, 8 Ad, SA = | ge 8.00 nad prin, | A | ppieihueleiy ALLAN LINE ' dations.Reyal Mail Stesmships.MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE, ia, May 34, noon | Paononis, Po freight and Qanard Ste: ip Co.RP par, Now ork, êr 196 State streat, STOCKING, FS Louis Street, DOMIN Passenger Sailingsju .\u2014_ JORTLAND 10 LIVEROOOL.Hasgow and New York Service.Tor Hart Steamer.[Porro fy \u2014_\u2014\u2014 Wow Yorn _sad Portland.| Direct.| 13 Mer.|Lanreatia March 10iKensington.{March pe.Mamie \" 17 Domain TN April 5 base Moogoisa eue À RATE OF PASSAGE.April 14/Kensiogion.| * 20 Le eccttrensenne es $4500 and uprards.\u201cWHITE STAR LINE LING [Bleesee om 826.00 MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.Azores, Naples and Gtrmoe.From Genoa.] Steamer.> Prom Liverpook - | Steamshlps.Magen 18{Arabie.Fro) New Tour.[April 1 tt.er [Pr 8 BOSTON SERVICE, Via Queenstown.From Boston Prom verpoal.Stesmor.21 » 1 Pree For passenger and freight rates, berthing accommodation ot freight space apply to W.M.MACPHERSON, Manager, No.53 Dalhousie street.Quebec Steamship Company LiMiTED.Hew York, Bermuda and Wost Indies Royal Mail Lines.Salling from Pler 47 North River Now York .Foz BErMUDA: 8 TRINIDAD, fetrday, 2nd April, at 06 PRETORIA, Weiseeksy, 4h Apc = FOR WEST INDO Padre Sua taione: \u201cHarrigan.Be Lucia, Ba » rtadoes spé 88 MANOA, Wednesday, Sib April, at 3 P.M.Ee Gur éarthen falermation apply So ARTHUR Secretary nN Er AT Ticket Agents, Ox to ¥, B.Stocking, 33 St.Louls Street, J.Hoos, \u2014 PHONE 1539 \u2014 J¢., 14 Buado Streetu 29 1901, mar 10x8.m AND HUDSOARA The Shortest, Quickest & Best Route \u2014BETWEREN-\u2014 Montreal and New York! Anthracite Coal Exclusively, No Smoke.No Dust, Leave Montaeal 8,45 and 11.10 AM, and 7.40 New York ; 1080 PM, Am Si To 0 sod 100 Py cn « BUFFET CAR ON DAY TRAINS, 1.15 P.M.Train from Point Levi connects at BBA with New York aight express PM.train (C.P.R) from Quebec, du Montreal es ri pied with Mew York night express via D.& H, Express from Halifsz leaving Levis st 13.45 i, convects at St Lambert with \u201cD, & EL\" Iusiet upon tickets vis the DELAWARE @ HUDSON.The only line along the beautiful shore of Lake Champlain, ; Sai Terre\" Un PE Ar LA ee NEW YORK, yth AVE NUR, COR, 36th STREET JUST COMPLETED ABSOLUTELY FIREPROOF.250 Rooms.Enropesn Ilan, without Bath, $1.50 to $2.50 ; with Bath, $2.50 tog400, .» \u201c.Just from Broad d all the bi; thope haat, surfibe end slevated care STOKES & WILLIAMS, Props.Moy.1éx6mz tu.thécat \u2014 \u2014lne WHEN IN MONTREAL STAYAT THE .St.Lawrence Hall THA OST ORNYRALLY LOCATED AND LISRRALLE CORDUOTES ROTELS IN TEN OTEY fetronised by es Cliisems of RATES FROM $2.50 PER DAY.eee mn.BOGAN, - Pregrieter, TED C PRENTER ND JOINER WANS (à Ab RA\" Interior Decorations in Wood Work and Grille sod Fancy Floors a specialty.Sketahes and Retimates made on demand A, J.FLYNN 0 Marguerite and 1114 4.Ana Bu os Apl- 98, noon | Blavoala, Jane bon THE AULT § WILBORG Co.Li 1 .MPPABLISHRD 1883.WINTAR SERVIOR.'Bervise.© : Liverpool Tom oo | _Frgm | From Lévergoai.Tua huge = ® Mar Nor CELE 4% Par oe, PATH OF PAPA.res In .a] scout + 4 .50 $40.en Bailar of Glasgow $86 ed $56 According to steamer aad Jocation of berth.Glasgow to Portland and Boaton For further partioulars apply to ALLANS, RAE & 00, Agia AMERICAN LINE, Plymo Charbou Rion Sine ata 2.0 an.Se Louis.\u2026.\u2026\u2026Ape 2 | 84 Paul Apr.16 \u2018aderland, Apr.9, 10.30 am, | Phils.Apk.RED STAR LINE.Now York\u2014Antwarp\u2014Puris, Sallingu Baturdays at 10.80 a.m.Finlaad.April 2 | Kroonland.Apr.16 Vaderiand.April 9 | Zeeland.Apr.23 Plers 14 and 15 North River, Office, 73 Broadway, New Yori! P.S.Stocking, 32 St.Louis Street ; Jules Jr, CP.& PA, i Pavifio Railway, opposite Post Office ; Chas.K Teany, G.T.Ky., comer of Du Fart and Apn Btreets, Quebec.pa EX-STUDENT OF l'INSTITUTPASTEUR OF PARIS.In charge of Bacteriological Course at Laval University, SPECIALTIES :-Diseases of the Skin and Scalp =\u201410to min ome 0 3A io 38 8t.John Street (Facing Palace Hill) March 10x3m Dr.LORENZO J, MONTREUIL EX-ELEVE OF PARIS AMD BERLIN HOSPITALS SPECIALTY Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat DISEASES.|, gf ST.JORN STREET.OFFICE HOURS :\u201411 to 18 o'elock AM, 1 to4 and 7 to 8 P.M, DELL TEL.2386 MECHANICAL-ENGINERR \u2014 Machine, Manufacturer of the Horn Peg; 8 Loose tandard Screws, the Blugger, aller and other Machines, \u2018 QUEBEC, Girdars aad ll kinds of regains promptly attended to.HOTEL The WELLINGTON, New York, 7th Avelocks vans the door.The WESTMINSTER, Irving Piece aoû Park.Remodeled ot acost of aver 100.000; telephone, steam heat, electric ighte, open fires in avery room; 78 mew wath rooms ; rates, $1.00 per day und up.A_ Special Feature \u2014 ts \u2018Sonthers added 10 eur reg'2r Bill of Fare.A.W, BOER, OF CANADA, MANUFACTURERS OF Printing and Lithe.Inks MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.VIANG 7 /FIOR 1 00 CT 4rRANT, TNR mye McDOUGALL & COWANS + STOCK BROKERS, 81 PETER STREET\u201481 Momiors Maatral Stock Exsbaasy.Now York OCorreapondents :\u2014 Kdward Sweot & Ce.Private Wire to, Montreal and New York.B.H.REID, lPhone 346 | Quebec Manager, 4 * | ths curb markat had » bed Dr.R.MAYRANDI NEST CARON: 308 Bt.Joseph :Street, St.Roch,|Rook NEW YORK WESTMINSTER | ried and 85th St, three from Central Park, Modern; fireproof; shower baths; | yo tetephone every apartment.Rooms with ti $2.00 per day and up: rooms without , $1.50 per der and up; also suites, uraished er unfui .Broadway cars NEUVILLE BREWS § 0, ST00K AND BOND BROKERS, in the morning, but did not hold it.Phe weakness of the merger \\ stocks in \u201cMeet upon it and upon the whole market; The latter was made up of a fow sifecial iovements in indivhlual stgeks, which proved to bo without generhl influence in the market, El ' Monsy continued vary easy, int the firmacxs of foreign exchange kept expectation alive of gold engageuents for export.The rime in the Southern group of railroads stimulated mons more general strength in the market whem at any previons time and (he closing waa steady with the prices of the prominent leaders up a point or more.Pricex of Sonde were well 2s|held.Total sales par value, $1,550,- 000.United States now 4'a coupon {advanced onc-cighth Fer cent on call.\u2014\u2014#_s A Maa Hates Himself When he wakes up \u2018with headache amd bad taste in the moubh.Something in needed to settle the stomach, clear away the dull heavy freling and create a little appetite.Just get a tumbler of water, some sugar; end pour in a stiff dose of Nerviline.Youll pick up itumediately and feel tip-top in a few minutes.Nerviline am\u2019t an equal for a condition of this kind.Jt stimulates, cu the headache, relieves the sick feeling and fits you for a hard day\u2019s work.Try Nerviline.Large bottles cost 25c.\u2014\u2014 ee By Bruneau & Dupurs, Stock Brokers, 81 St.Peter sireet, over their Private Wire from Lounsbery & Co., New York.\\ be Atoh, Common.09} Atal, Mocred o.ve aes oundry.Am L Co'y Com.«= Prd.Hi, Low Clos st ing of ©) qq 141 1 1 wo i i 6th 5t., ope block from Union Square end | D, > | March, CHRONICLE, QUEANC.CANADA, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1904, AUCTION: SALE.BY A J.MAXHAM a CO'Ythe matter of ANTOINE G' TAN & B.Bporting Gooës Store) of vx, Merab£ot, lanoivets.) ol fa V.E.PARADIS, Publis Accpuntant, AUDITOR AND CURATOR.Investment Securities, | Nouceistarsts piv tas co WEONES | accounts Investigated ; ee Aie sois er bile suction, at, the office of | Collected.Private Wire to Montreal and Now | he uédersi No.#1, B¢ Peter Steel Pinancial Arran York.* À'Usotoc, the meta of this estate as follows = rements and : $13,300.61 Octapromises\u2014 \u2018sa2.20/ Liquidation of Insolvent Matates.3 ST.PETER STRERT.ana \u2014\u2014 po Sania All business entrgsted to me will be econo.PHONE { 38.Sam] milly and promptly atanded to __ 3%! RICHALIEU COMPANY BUILDING .; 8475196 44 Dalhousts Street.L Book debts of list.$ 632263 ART.co MMERCI 5 re EE : 78.00 | & 8 DUPUIE, -.5 One lot of Timber ang IERCTAL à RE =x Bruneau & Duouis.NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.|; STOCK BROKERS.The following letter is supplied by the [% The rigite of the insolvent on immoveatil firm of Neuville Bellau & Co, Pro ty pocupled ae sore being Na MENBERS OF THE MONTREAL stock brokers, 93 Nt.Peter street, Ward, with bulldogs.© STOCK EXCHANGE: Phones 946 and 1394 '\u2014 - |, 10.$ Shares of The Bdllechasse Telephone der York, March 25\u2014Tho epecula- Tho dy for itama 1,18: 4, Quebec, 123 St.Peter Streetj PRC] i sale wl made for ; 4, 2 pds\" marhot étrred up ater the | Totee much ha dot iris | Montreal, 13 Hopital Street.Northern Securities dimsolution, had |\u201c Tue inventeries le» of bebts cen Le) New York, 15 Broad Street.Revie thoroughly subsided in o- fon at our office, No.97 St.Peter Btrest, \u2014 marke! apaed [into duliness aed lasts tudor relapent The Stocks can be examined on the pre-|PFIVAte Wire with Lounsbery & less significance was attdehed to the mines, on Monde nd Theuday the Joh sad Os.New Yorkmystery still surrourding the affairs righ mir oe 1d or before on applying 10 of the merger, the one fact having re | Terms :\u2014CASH.TT oak influence being the under sh: LEFAIVEE & TASCHEREAU, Pattes on on large sealo of Union Provisional Guardia.BBRIERLETS le, without news to explain it.:\u2014 \u2019 Union.Pacife nade o in bipin it.lorice : No.07 8.Pata Btrvt, Gute OF THE DAY.Broker QuoraTions supplied by Theo.Hamel, 78 Dalhousie Street.CHICAGO MARKET.Open- High- Low- Clos- .ing est est ing 95 a of 53; \u201c5 so 513 39] 4; 34 si 13.15 18 32 13.40 1355 PUR 7.07 ercon eases 1.23 NEW YORK COTTON EXCHANGE MARKET.Open.High Low- Clos oi ali May.July\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 MONTREAL STOCK REVIEW, Received by MeDougall & Cowans, over their private wire, (B, H.Reid, manager), + Montreal, Marcif 28\u2014To-day's mar- kot was very satisfactory and goes ta show that stocks are about as low a they can go inless something new türns up.Towards the closs oùr market was caxly\"; evarked upon the strength of a atçoug closing in New York.The publié will not come into the market just now whem stocks sre selling at a low; price, but will be scrambling in at higher prices as they always do.A bull market just now is out of the question.but we can casily 15,20 15.21 14.04 14 66 1 1530 15'38 14/86 14 86 \u201c|have a raily of from 5 to 10 points.People buying amd holding stocks will show handsome profits in the near future.Earnings Twin City 3rd week increase $4.712.Karnings ol Montreal Birset \u2018Railway March 26th, 83.960.96, increase $670.43.Every Pliysiclan Knows About the great merit of Dr.Hamilton\u2019a Pills of Mandrake and Butternut which cleanse the system, cure con- .| stipation and piles.Use only Dr.Hamilton's l\u2019iHs.Price 25c.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 ee MONTREAL STOCK MARKET.Asked Bid CPR.1g hag «| Montreal Street Wig JU \u2018| Montreal Street (naw).209 i | toronto Street, xd ,.vs twin Lity a.Vig «| Vetroit United .Gy Halifax Stroet, sy 4 Toledo Street .208 1 4% |St, Joba Street $154 \u2014 2h | Winnipeg Street.2m 110 ft.& U.Nav.why ay {Montreal Power Bo inion I.& .v ui Dominion 1.& §., pid.Si AH Nova Scotia Swel .wg 70) Bominion Coal .61 wy \u2018| International Coal, .100 75 ; pivernational Coal pid.10 \u2014 jontreal Tulegr 1578 Bell EA ar ] 136 aoa | Ogilvie Mfg.pfd.\u2026 \u2026 120 Ogilvie Mig.com.176 150 13 | Montreal Cottom.110 Dininion Cotton ww BN 33 Nontreal Bank.winery 250 5 Molsons tank 25 iv Royal Bank .210 \u2014 Union Bank 14 130 Ottawa Bank.211 _ St.Joln Street .Fos 103 2 - ratte tel ras em, Cures Colds in One Hour Many cold cures sre dangerous because composed of « ing opiates.But frogrènt healing tarrhozone sures colds in one hour amd is both harmless and delightful to use, Even the worst colds, wneczing, sniflling colds with running eyes ave stopped very quickly when the balsamic vapor of Catarrhorone is inhaled.Catarrhorone acts like a charm on colds, kills them outright, provents their return a few hours later, For colds, catarrh eud\u2019 throat trouble use only; Catarrhozone, Complete outfit $1.00, trial size 25c.at all druggists.NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.New York, March 24\u2014Flour receipts, 41,007 barrels ; exports, 5,234 barrels, Firmer, hus quiot.Wheat receipts, 6.- N23 bushels.Spot, firm.Options closet one and three-sighthe at ons and five-cighta cente net higher.Corn receiotn, [R53 bushels.Spot, firm.Option market was more active and the close war sevencights to one cent net higher.Ote receipts, 220,500 bus hala; exporte 10.04% bushels, Spot, steady.Hoxdn, atlcady.Molaases, Arm.Pig iron, steady.Copper steady, Lead, firm.Tin.easy.Cole.apot, Rio, quiet.Sugar, raw, fir 3 refined, firm.ee re pe Monkey Bread Soep removes ail stalns, rust, dirt op tatnish \u2014 bub won't wash votater o am - ntm me.Ogilvie Mig Bonds.Bal C.P.R., 25 at'14}, 25 at 2137, 100 at 114%, 100 at 115, 25 at 1147.Twin City, 2 et VI}.Dominion 1.& S.950 at 98.Toronto Strast, 25 at 100, Montreal Power, 19 «t 74.Detroit United, 100 at 614, Monireél Street, 100 at 207.Nova Scolin Steel, 50 at 704.Bell Telephone, xd:, 28 at 1374.© A QUEBEC STOCK MARKET.9 Asked Bid Quefice Bank .122 0s on Mi J 107 108 ef ationale.CPR es Vig 113$ R.& 0.Nav, C 9 80 Montreal H.BE 72 ges R., L.& P, Co.\" 13 .R.I.& P.Co., pid.16 se Quabec Gas C \u201c 110 108 bec 98 Co.ns 110 «mtimorenoy Cotton Co.@ \u2014 Mrntmoreuty Cottos Boucle \u201c .Co.Belleville, Ont., March 28\u2014The Y.M.C.A, of this city hus undertuken the work of erecting an Association WMaikl- ing in Belleville, and yesterday afternoon held a meeting, with Mr.Wilkic, Nee.-Treas, at which it was decided the building was to cost $30,000 aml a cunvass of the city will be undertaken at once for tbe necussary funds.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 == ar DRUNKENNESS CURED IN A.FEW DAYS.Specific, easy amd agrecable to take.\u2018Treatment at domicile if required.Apply to Dr.Mackay, Belmont Retreat, St.Foy Road, Quebec.Telephone 420.References\u2014Rev.Mr.Francoia l'elle- tier, Quebec Seminary\u2014_\u2014\u2014 Toronto, March 28\u2014Mr.F, H.Clergue, who is in town to watch the progress of the Noo Will in the Legisteture, said to-dav that if it went through the plant at the Soo would be started at once.but if it did not pass there would Le another tie up.He atatal that he had every hope of the AN passing.But if it did mot he was not prepared to say what would be done.: \u2014T\u2014\u2014 | TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure.E, W.Grove's signature «ih box.25.Kington, Ont.March 28\u2014The first step in the rropening of the street car service wan taken this morning when a car wan started on the Bagot street fine to the outer depot.The company intend to start operationg the remainder of the line about the middie of the week, and hope to have complete service by the first of next week.cary all of the «ld employes will bv reengaged.\u2014 WOMEN'S SPRING SUITS AND JACKETS.The New Spring Buige and Jackets we are showing are] attractive and nexcelled in variety.The leading feature is \u201cThe Shirt Waist Suit\u201d that appears in all the fashionable materials.THOS.DONOHUE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 Paris, March 28, \u2014 No confirmation is obtainable here of the rumor from Sori (near Genoa) Italy that the Princess Alice de Bourbon, daughter of Don Carlos, the pretender vo the Spanish throne, who is sojourning at Sori lost a historical necklace valued the city are making inquiry into the Chales Ointmant ina certain the manufacturers havo gusranicad it, all desiern or KM a NON, HATES & Co.Torontoat about 816,000.The authorities of matter.\u2014_\u2014 - w you thay Tw.I e and abrolute cure for each and every form of itching, ingand protruding piles, Sec les Umoniala in the daily press and ask your neigh: bors what they think 07it, You ran use it Ret Four money hack if aot cured.fic a box, at Dr,Chase\u2019s Ointment amer Arrivals at tho Victoria Hotel\u20144.A.Ledue, Grandumere : F.0.Tureot, JR.Genin, Montreal : F.L.Grant, Toronto ; J.I.Lanctot, D.Rochon Montreal : Lillian Alexander, Male Wright, Mise = Chambærlin, Shop Girl New York; A.A.Cromwell, Snyveville : J.WL Gagnon, LL P.betæl, VW, Neville, A.W.Rinfeet, J, 1 PT.Allard, JG.Vinet, W.KB, ©.Wuetele, Montreal.yer, Savage, NEW YORK STOCK MARKET REVIEW.JACOB BERRY & CO.Private Wire to J.A.Aubert, 86 St.Peter Street, Quebec.New York, March 2%\u2014Stocks did very kittle this morning beyowl showing a very firm umbxtone, which fat times extended into fractional el vauces.During tho afternoon, however, more d-dinite strength materid,- isd and a great many of the active stocks advanced over a point for the day.The cloming was slightly below the beat ligures.The market acts as though the ration that vas in pro- ress at (he enl of last week has run itn course and that the market is again in a fair way to improve.The buying today wax very evenly distributed around the list, 1t wis per ticularly pronounced in T» & N, which @ pool at present in quite active, U, P.did not show any undue degree of activity, hut moved accordmg to the sagging of the general end edvancsd to ebont the mmc extent'as the other active stocke, News of the day docs not amount to much save wn satisfactory reports regarding the grain rituation.\u2018These effect-d the market on the: produce exchanges, which were all active and higher, tut stocks ignored them.Cotton broke shout filty joints aud shoved GRAND TRUNK Sysrem Wollo's Fax, 81.Louis Ari.30-Dso, 1.1904 Jublles presente of late Queen Victoria, valued wt millions of dollass, on exhibitiols EASTER HOLIDAY PARES Round trip tickets will bs issued Hetween Stations in Canada, and to Detroit and Port Huron, also to stations Fort Covington, N.Y., to Mazsous Springs.N.Y., st INGLE crus FARE Going March St to April 4 Inclusive.Return limit April 3, 1804, pa Hours of departure from Quebec (Pere y leaves fout of St, Paul street) as follows :\u2014 18.66 LIL, 112.45 noon \u201c6.05 PL, (tDaily except Sunday.\u201cDally.) For all information, Maps and Time Tables, otc, apply to any G.T.R.Agent or to CITY TICKET OFFICES, Corner Du Fort and Ann streets (op- ite Chateau Frontenac), Ferry ing, Dalhousie street, and foot of St.Paul street, sz! 349 St, Paul street (Palais).W rE Easter Excursion Single First-Class Fare for Round Trip.Going Dates March 31st to April Ath, inclusive.Return limit April 5th, 1904 Trains Leave Levis.3 0 Boston and New York Express .Sherb Sgr P.M.|New ad a Rion\u201d fare) Points, also Beauce and Megantic.1 00 ACCOMMODATION, From Levis to Sherbrooks and all P.M.| pints on BM.Ratlway.MIXED 8.30 Cl a.m.| For Beauce, Megantic and in- \"0° Mtermediate Stations.TRAINS WILL ARRIVE AT LEVIS Boston and New York Express, L10 PAL Accommodation at 7 AM Mixed 6.55 P.M NOTE , New York and Boston Express rums daily except Sunday.Accommodation runs daily except Saturday Mixed runs daily except Sunday.LU.S.Baggage oxumined and checked through from Quebec.For f'ulluan reservation and further information, apply to F.S.Stocking, City Ticket Office, 32 St.Louis atreet, J.H.WALSH, F.GRUNDY, jen\u2019| Manager, Gen.Pass Agent.Great Northern Railway of Canada.EASTER HOLIDAYS Single First Class Fare for Round Trip.TIME TABLE POR WINTER 808-4.LEAVE (UEBEC.Daily Except Sunday.8.10 AM.Express for Lake St.Joseph, St.Raymond, Grand'Merc, Shawinigan Falls, Joliette, St.Jerome, Lachute, Hawkesbury, Montreal, etc.ARRIVE QUEBEC, Daily Except Sunday.7.40 P.M.Express from Hawkesbury and intermediate points.Through freight trains\\daily each way.For rates, information, ete, apply to A.J.GORRIE, GUY TOMBS, Gen.Supt.Gen.Pass.Agent.Or F.3.STOCKING, Tickot Agent, 32 Louis St.Quebec and Levis Ferry Wirr Luavu Every ve inutes Loris.From 7 AM.to 6 PM, AwD AFTER rom obey Prom Lovie, Th he P.M.| 7.30 P.M.1200 A MJ ICE AND WEATHER PERMITTING.HE UNDER NOTED TRIPS WILL BE T \u201cfound convenient to passengers travels ing by tbe undermentionod railways (Sundags xoepted)\u2014will leave LEVIS.QUEBEC oR Intereolonial Raflway.AM.AM.8.00 Express to Camp 7.90 Mired from Riv, beliton.7,00 press rom 11.90 Express to Mor- [1030\" Esgrèee from R.éu Loup, PM, P.M, 3,30 Express to Riv.do 13.00 Throsed - Loupax.4,00 Express to Mon- | 1.30 Rxpress from Montresitrea 430 Expres from 5.00 Through Raprem Camphelitonto Holifax (dailyez- | 8.80 Express cept Saturday.) Montreal, Quebes Central Raliway, AM, AM ; Mixad to Feauce \u2018nd/7,30 Accommodation Tring Junction from Sherbrooke.P.M.30 Express from 230 Express to Boston con and Springpring 1B Mised trom 800 Aorommodationto| Beance end Tring Sherbrooke.Junotion, Grand Tronk Raliway Ferry.Week Days, QUEBEC, | BOUTH QUEBEC.AM AM, 655 Express to the | 7.25 Express from the Wests West, EASTER \u2014 FOR \u2014 \u2014\u2014 THE \u2014\u2014 CANADIAN PACIFIC Will Iesue Round Trip Tickets at SINGLE FARE Going Dates larch 31st, April 1st, 3nd\u2019 3rd and 4th.Return Limit, April 5th, 1904, \u2014\u2014 \u201d For tickets, parlor and Hesplng our Lo ] vations, spp'y to Ticket Agent Pi Station, Ticket ABS Chateau Frontanso or te J ULES HONE, Je pre Blade Street, op res Stee, Also Agent for ul] Transatiantic Lines Quebes Hallway, Light and Power Company On and after MONDAY, Septembes 28th, 1903, truins will run as follows 3 BETWEEN QUEBEC AND MONTMOs _RENCY FALLS, EEK DAYS.Ww.Leave Quebec every hour from 6 À, to ll P.M, % Leuve Muntimorency Falls 6.10 A.M, and every hour irom 6.30 A.M, to 3 11.30 P.a SUNDAYS.Leave Quebec\u2019 7, 8 A M., and every, balf hour from 1 P.M.to 1 P.M, Leave Montmorency Falls :\u20146.50, 11.41 AM, 12.26 P.M,, and every hall hour from 1.30 P.M.to 7.30 P.M, BETWEEN QUEBEC AND STE, ANNB DK BEAUPRE: WEEK DAYS.Leave Quebec :\u20147.30, 9.45 A.M., 1.25, 5.15, and 6.15 P.Mleave Ste.Anns de Beaufire:\u20145.30 7.30, 9.45, 11.45, AM, and 4 P.M, SUNDAYS.Leave Qucbec:\u20147, 8 A.M., 1.48 and 545 I'M.Leave Sie, Anm de Beaupre: \u20146.15, 11, 11.45 AM, ani 4 P.M.BETWEEN QUEBEC AND ST, JOAs WEEK DAYS.p leave Quebec:\u20149.45 A.M., and 5.18 Leave St.Joachim: \u20147 and 11.30 A.M Freight delivered at Quebec Station after 3.45 I'M, will be forwarded next day only.For all other information apply to the Superintendent, Jd.A.EVERELL, Superintendent.Fdw.A, EVANS, Gen.Manager.New Route to the;/Far-Famed Saguepay.Easter Holidays.* Round trip tickets will be sold between all Stations on this_Ruilway and to Statious on the Great Northern Railway of Canada AT ONE WAY FIRST-CLASS FARE.Good ging March 31st and April 1st, 2nd and 4th, and return fromr destination not later then April 5th, 1904.Trains leavg Quebec as follows : 8.10 A.M: For Roberval and Chicontis mi, daily except Saturday and Sunday.AX For Riviere & Pierre Jot, aturday only.P.M.For Indian Loretts, Satur day only, until April 2nd, on and after which date train will run to Lake St.Joseph.I\u2019M.For St.Raymond, Sunday only on and after April id 5.20 daily ex+ P.M.For St.Raymond gg Sunday.7.30 P.M.For Iioterval and Chicoutis mi, Saturday only (with sleeging car for Chicoutimi).Tickets for sale by F.S.Stocking, opposite St.Louis Hotel, where parlor %.10 1.30 and sleeping car accommodation can be reserved.ALEX.HARDY, J.G.SCOTT, Gen.l\u2019ass.Agt.Gen Manager, St, Lawrence & Adirondack Rallwa- New York Central & HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD THE ADIRONDAEK ROUTE FROM CANADA TO THN \u201cSTATES Time T-tle of Nov.15th, 1903.Ureine Leave Windsor Station, | Moatras or 8.90 AM.dally ex- New York, / cept Sadar.Hol- | bany, Utica, & sd Train through | racuse, Roche New York, ter, Raflalo, Tw, ver Lake, Baranac Lake.Ma sn relire on.Va uharnois pLULLMAN Parier pes ween ontreal q York, and Siseping ds Fe souvoes Montreal and Albany end Mew ork.LOOAL TRAINS Vel barnols and Onateaueuar.ave Station, Montreal, 5.10 p.m.oh Sunday.V.45 a.m.8 a am except Saturdays and 1,88 p.m.Bat adisn Pacife trains from Quebet eonnect at Mon with traine of the New York Central; Call for tickets via the NY.O.For Information, time tables, ete., eall on Ticket agents Canadian Paci Mails or write to A.J.Hebert, voir Asst.ov F.B.Barbour 30 St.James strest, Montreais GRORUS K.D.ù A.NW.SMITR, m4 Central Station.Som Teel Dr.A.Larocque LDS D.DS.iradunte of Philadelphia , Pupil Jot London and Paris.© CORNER OF \u2014 St, Joseph & 87 Church 86, Quebec Private Residence 260 Nesfosses St Te a tg a Windeog yn \u2014 P.M.PM.12.45 Malito the West.| 130 Mall Irom the se apres to the | Wok; Sundays \u201cle support PM, AM, 6.08 Mall to the West?| Fam from the PROMPTLY SECUR Wrsalicir the botineetof Manutecturers, Knincera and others who realize the advisahility où ving their Patent hnsinens transacted by Rxperta.Preliminary advice free.Charges mode.tate.Our invention » 195 pares Ma ste Quebec, 4th Jaa, 1004, Help, nest.for Marion, New Vi Moltreal ; aod Whthisguom, D.C Obie | DIXIE IOCENTS THATS ALL CIGAR Diab.MORIN~In this city on the 28th instant, Edouard Morin, snr, aged 7 \u2018a and & months.The funeral will take place on Wed: pesday, th instant, the reumins leaving his late residence, 326 St.John street, at 8.43, for St, Jean Baptiste Church and thence to Belmont Cemetery.Friends and ne- quaintances are respect y invited to attend, without further Photice.\u2018TURNBULL\u2014On | Sunday morning, the 27th March, at 830 o'clock, Elizabeth Turnbull, dearly beloved wife of Lt.-Col.J.F.Turnbull.The funeral will lcave her late residence, No.14 St.Denix Avenue, on Tuesday afternoom, the 29th inst., at 3 o'clock, for St.Aadrew\u2019s Church and thence to Mount Hermon Cemetery.Friends and acquaintances ara respectfully invited.Please omit ilowers.NEW ADVERTISEMENTS Spring Opening-7.l\u2019aquet.Ucean Sailings-\u2014-Quebec Steamship Co.Annual Spring Milin+y Opening \u2014 Misses Brownrigg.Is This Man's Daughter Alive ?Mr, Wim.J.MeDonald.Throat and Jung Trouble\u2014L.Lthieu Co.Double Cash Receipts\u2014T.onis Beaubien, Easter Roses, Eï\u2014NMrs.Lemieux & Co.Easter Flow rs\u2014Ww.Penny.Postum Coffee.Legal Notice\u2014Tall-ot & Vezina, C.C.C.Burdock Blood Bitters.No Beeret\u2014Scott'» Fmulrion.Cough Cure\u2014Ur, Slocum.Doan\u2019s Kiiney Pills.lo Ma- :_\u2014\u2014\u2014me | \u2014 STEAMBOAT OWNERS SWILL FIND WE HAVE THE LARGEST STOCK OF - Vaives,tFittings Packiogs of all Kinds Engineers\u2019 Tools, Etc, MS ! RINETHIS CITY BEST QUALITY, LOW PRICE.Mechaaics: Suggly Coy 80-90 St.Paul Street, \u201cig This Man's Daughter Alive.\u201d Wm.Stanley died at Huntington, W.VA, U.B.A.He war about 43 years old, of small status spoke with a decided English accent.Claims to have a daughter Agues Stanley, mitnemhero in Quebec, Canada., She may have married.Her father the said pan Stanley vas an engineer on au going steamer fur years.Should this resch the attention of the legal Agnes Starfley it will be to her advantage tu comiaumicate with MR.WILLIAM J.McDONALD, 1123, 7th Avenue, Huntington, West Virginia, U.8.A., Kecretary Lodgo 104, luternstional Aaaucistion ef Machiuists.war.20x1m.Canada, Province nf Quaber, District of Beauce.No.141, } Ix TE Circuit CouRT Cliche, carriage maker, of (be villa, of it, Joseph, Dintrick of feauce Pleistift ve Narcisse Drouin and Ouier Drona, both of 81, Victor of Tring, mid district Defendants, The defendant, Omer Drouin, Is ordered to appear within one month, .St.Joseph Beauce, 35th March, 1004, TALBOT & VEZINA, CC.C; Messrs.Pacaud & Rolduo.Attoraeys for Plaintifmas 29x2 F.O.DROUIN ADVOCATE, 181 82.JOIEPH BYREET, Quebec.DAY AND NIGHT OFFICE PHONE 2518.ASK 'YOUR GROCER FOR IT EASTER FLOWERS CARD OF THANKS.Mr.Wm.Fenny, Gardener and Belvidere Road, wishes to thank his customers and the public in general, for their custom in the the same.As heretofore he will have a supply of Choice Cut Flowers, Palms, etc.Bouquets, Funeral Designs ctc., delivered at shortest notice, \"TELEPHONE 709.mar.g9x1w.IN TIME FUR EASTER.of all the latest Easter Novelties, A CALL IS SOLICITED.WINFIELD & LOGIE, 126 St.John Street.Thone 150.fohlxlw GAS ARG LAMPS FOR STORES.The most brilliant and economical method of lighting, Call and see them in operation at the Gns Office, or our representative will call upon request.JE 1 BISQUIT BRANDY \u201cV.V.8-O.P.\u2019 55 YEARS OLD.\u201cOLD QUEUR\" 20 YEARS OLD, \u201cBISQUIT 10 YEARS OLD BXPOR1S 1903 -1703,870 LITRES.WALTER R, WONHAM @ SONS, Montreal, Sols Agents for Canada.HOR SALE BY ALD TATUNG WINE NRBOBANTS, tle WHAT Florist.late of Marchmont nw cf past and solicits a continuance of From the best Furmean and other markots, a largo and woll selected variety THE CHRONICT.P, IS GOING ni * { Local News.RECORDER'S COURT.Two privoners far drunkeaness ap peared before the Recorder yestorday morning aud were sent up for 15 days each.Several oases for neglecting to reutove snow were also disposed of.cr meng ee CLOBING EXFRCISFS, The children of the W.C.T.U.\u201cBand of Hope\u201d are busily engaged .ing for.their C,osing ekercises which take place on Thursday evening, April ing for their closing exercises which later.eer ere RUNAWAY IIORSE.Yesterday morning a horse attached to a snow berlin became frightened on Crown street, and ran away.After traversing St.Marguerite street, it was captured near Grant street, mot much the worse for ite mad gullop.FOR EASTER.The nicest selection of faney collars in chiffon.lace and cnbroidery, belts, gloves and Ladies\u2019 Untéellas just received.FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 CHURCH MUSIC COMMISSION.Mgr.Latlamme has organized on be- halt of the ccclesiastical authorities the commission on church nusic which he wae recently entrusted with and has named Mgr.Tetu and Atbbe Lalume, of the Archbishop's Palace, and Abbe Paradis, of the Seminary\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 FELL ON ICY STREET.The amwbulomce was suminoned yes: terday to St.John street, to trans port an clderly isan named | Terre Tremblay, to his home in St.Bernard street, St.Malo.The unfortunate wan slipped on the icy street at the corner of D'Auteuil street, and so badly injured his thigh that he was unable to walk.\u2014\u2014 es ARE YOU MOVING?If so.come and see our large choice of Carpets and Oilcloik.Nothing the like in Quebec.Specipdty.in Hugs, from {§ yard up\u2018to 6 yards wide, in Brussels, Axminster.Tapestry, Smyrna FAGUY, LEPINAY & FRERE.mr \u2014\u2014\u2014 MUSICAL PUBSICATIONS.The most recent mnsical issues, a song cutitled \u201cMy Pretty Mountain Queen,\u201d and an intermezzo fôr piano published under the title \u201cKatunka,\u201d buth publications having an el tely illustrated title-page in colors, have been received by the musical have been received by the music publisher and importer Arthur Lavigne, 68 St.John street, who will mail them to any address on reception of the marked price, Sc.for cach composition.\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014.JUST RECEIVED.A nico\u2019 lot of table butter at a pound.O.LACROIX, 46 and 46} St.Joseph street.\u2014\u2014 AT Z- PAQUETS STORES TONIGHT.Z.l\u2019equet'a stores will be open tonight from 7.13 ojelock till 9 o'clock.For that purpose they will close at 6.30 o'clock this afternoon to reupen at 7.15 o'clock p.n.The stores will be brilliantly illuminated.The spectacle will be grand.The latest and mont stvlish goods for the seanon will be exhibited.No sales.Come one, come all.\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.Tt was in the pvening when the day's work war done in the cotton field.\u201cMasna\u201d ha: gone to bed in the darkened days of slavery that the dusky toilera of the plantation were wont to gather round their humtile huts and there hold high carnivel under the pale light of the moon.Althongh these scrnes have passed into tradition (here is still a atrong?rem- hlance of these inirresting pastimes left in the plantation and levee pictures introduced in Al.W.Martin's big spectacular revival of \u201cUncle Tom's Calin\u201d which will a r at the Auditorium at popular prices for three days begining Thursday next.\u2014\u2014a\u2014ree mc pren A WORTHY OBJECT.The Victoria Chapter, Imperial Order Paughters of the Empire will hold a sale of Cake and Candy on Faster Tuesday.The proceeds are to go the funds of a school in Bondy for native women, where they will ke taught cooking, sewing, nuring end hygiene.Thev are to enter as members of the Imperial Order (to which Indian women of high caste already bron) mend it is \u2018elt that if their interest in the Empire can br aroused and inaintaéned it may prove to te of immense value at some ctiticsl tinte in the future history of the gpeat dependency\u2019.\u2014\u2014 QUEBEC TRADES DISPUTES ACT.The Council of Arbitration is Now Complete, Hin Honor the Lieutenant-Governor.having appointed Mr.F.X.Perrault, Montreal, Secretary of the Royal Transportation Commission, third member and President of the Council of Arbitration, the formation of the Council of Arbitration for the settle: ment of disputes, other them thowe in respect to railway coustruction or 0c.of Quebec, re g Jomwph Tanguay, laster, of the, city resenting the employed \u2018 à TURSDA LASZ NIGHT \\! AT AUDITORIUM OTERRE.CAYATA.9 @|THE ACTORS AND ACTRESSES $ -\u2014- $| MADE A FAIR SHOWING WITH ® Quebso Steamship Company.\u2014 @| A PLAY WBICH 18 NOT RICH @ Annual Meeting, 3 p.m.2 IN PLOT, IN STORY GR IN LIT- + > © Cathedral of the Holy Trinity\u2014 @| | VRABY VALUE, @ Sacred Contats, Stainer's $ (BY GROBAN STAWABRT, D.0.L.) & Crucifixion,\u201d 8 p.m.OL gracolul mien end pleasing et «i ; ° presence, Miss Lottie Williams easily @ Auditorium\u2014'Only & Shop © | wom the hearts of tho large audience ® Girl,\u201d 8.18 p.m.@ |which assembled last night at the ¢ 0 Auditorium, to witusss Marie Wesley C300000000000080000000 (Sterling's play ol \u2018Only a Shop al Girl.\u201d Miss Wiilisos, in the: role of Josie, \u201cthe Kttle mother,\u201d was bright saxt attractive, audi gave to the piece @ cœrtain charm.Vivacious and winning, she made a peculiarly good im pression, and in afl her voces who was applauded.Miss Mabel Wright, as Eva Arlington, was emotional ani pathetio.Mr.PoVere, as Arthur Thornton, Mr.Alexander, as Pelig Pedligrim, aod Bobby Barry, as the \u201cRid,\u201d sustained their respective parts ie a manner which seemed to please the bahitues of the Auditorjum.The play, however, in nut rich in plot, in story or in literary value.It is only of averags merit, and quite in keeping with the class of melo- _|drama which interests, is appears, the cultured people of Toronto end Montreal.Of course ther was some spirited darciug, but of the singieg tho least said the detter.Mr.Ziutumerman's music was, av usual, excellent.tr se FUNERAL OF NISS-LARUE.The funcral of Miss TaRue, sister of Mrs.E.T.Paguet, took place yesterday morning at St, Nicholas and was Very largelS attended b, residents of this city and thai locality.Mgr.L.A.Pajpet officiated at the requiem mass while Rev, Mr.Cantin, cure of the parish, officiated at the Absomte.The vemaing were interred in St.Nicholas Cemetery.The principal mourners were Hon.E.T.Paquet, Queb=c, and Chevalier (i.Dexilets, Three Rivers, brothers:in-law, H.Laftuse, A.TaRue and Then.Paquet, student-at-law.nepheve.The ir of the parish rendered a special musical service.\u2014\u2014 res OPENING OF FARSITIONS, ON MONDAY, 4th APRIL.AND FOLLOWING DAYS.On that occasion our establishment will remain open on Thursday ami Friday, until 10.30, so that everstiody will have an opportunity to come snd see the greatest display of the sca- son's {adrions.No sales willlbe made on both these evening« as everyone will bo busy visiting our establishment.MARCEAU.& CIE, W5 St.Joseph Stvaet.DEATH OF MR.E.MORIN, SNR.Our obituaty column this mornin, contains the death notice of Mr.Fd.Morin, sur, a retired merchant of this city.Deceased.who died at the advanced age of 76 years was most of his life @ resident of Et.John's sub- a |urba, where he was well and favorably known.He was the father of Dr.Ed.Morin, wholesale druggist, Mr.L.D.Morin.advocate, and Mv.J.B.Morin, druggist.His functal will take place to-morrow morning.- tree POLAR BEARS FOR THE FAIR.Une of Holt, Renfrew, & Co.'s large show windows was the object of special attention from passersby yesterday, the attraction, being iwo splendidly mounted specimens of polar boars.They are huge fellows, and magnificent samples of their clans.One is on all fours, the other in an erect position, and both present a very life-like appearance.They are intended for exhibition at \u2018the World's Fair in St.Louis.A =: 2 _ A Net CLUB.Letters patent have been issued under the Urest Seal of the Province of Quebec.incarporati Senator Sir C, A.P.Pelletier, K.C4 Hon.8, N.Parent, Wu.Power, merchant, A.Malouin, advocate.Roger Larue, merchant, Hon.A.ltohitaille, advocate, L.A.Taschercau, advocate, all of the formation of a club to be known ax \u201cLe Club Canadien,\u201d with a capital stock of ten thousand dollars, dvided into two hundred shares of fifty doi- lara rach.to provide the members with the usual privileges, advant and benefits of a ub oo It may be Coffee that causes your trouble, It is the direct and certain cause of nervous disorders, dyspepsia, heart trouble, weak eyes and a multitude of other (Jiseases brought on by slight poisoning of tlie nervous system.You can tell certainly in your own case by leaving off Coffee and uaing Postum Coffee 10 days.| If your troubles begin to disappear you have the exact edt ee hao reason for their cause and Br emer by aber part Raval.Pret Conti therefore know how go be rid Joudon, March 97.\u2014 Tt is oficiatly eu mo manne WED Ray i of , representing the « Jand return to health.and good| KV and Marles al the Chaque old timé>comfort agffn.cite of Quebec, for the purpose of the! Y, MARCH 29, (904.15 well expanded.He uses his langy to their fullest capacity.People in ordinary do not use much over half their lung powes., The wnused hung surface becomes inert, and offers « ground for the attack of the germs of consum tion, There is no need to warn people of the danger of consumption, but PR to neglect the first symptoms of dis eased lunge, Dr.Pierce's Gold eco lun; and other cond tions which, if neglected or ug- skilfully treated, find @ fatal térmi- nation in consumption, It rom one ly free M ates and = a d Cough, voriting and spit writes uh, J Rob inson, arden, W.Va.tried many remedies; nothing seemed to help me tl I commenced using .Plerce's Gol Medical Discovery, After using ten bottles and | four vialsof his * Pleasant Pellels,\u2019 } commenced to tmprove.My case seemed to almost a jess owe.ors prosou it wicer of the lungs.1 was sick nearly two yea rt of ai Te woud De cible FA he aver afght at ome time.1 haven't spit any blood wow for more than twelve months, sod om the fai ail last summer.It was Dr.Plerce's medicines that cured me.\u201d Accept no substitute for \"Golden Medical Discov as » for diseases of the stomach.e * Medical Adviser,\u201d in paper covers, is sent frye on receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay customs and mailing cn Address Dr.R.V.Pierce, Buffalo, N.Ÿ.mr remet rt mainly Rbout Persons: \u2014 Mr.Henri J.Belund, Beauce, rogistered ut the St.Louis.General Henry, L.S.Conaul, bas loft for a short visit to Burlington, Vt.Lt.-Col.Pinault, Depuiy Minister of Militia, has returned to Ottawa from a six wecks trip to Cuth.Scnator Legris, Louisville, and Mr.H.Petit, M.P.P.,, are guests at the St.Louis Hotel.Mr.Alp.Garneau, advocate, of Perce, has arrived in town to attend the Court of Review.Miss Dorothy White, of this city, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given ru.F, W.Avery, at Ottawa on Friday last.a.Messrs.Eug.Crepeau, K.C., P.H.Cote, K.C., and A.Mailhot, mivocate, Arthabaska, are guests at the Chateau.Messrs.J.W.Bates, A.D.Hodgins, Toronto : J.D.Whyte, Ottawa; J.B.Willimhson, Providence, arc among\u2019| yesterday's arrivals at the St.Louis.Mr.Harry Patterson, the representative of Miller & Hichard, Torontothe great Scotch type founders, is mn Tu ARTS .* There is nothing \u201cjust | ee eva CONTINUATION OF SALE.15 p L 0 Handkerchiefs, Laces, Embroidaries and Small a .wares.Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Veilings, Wrist and 10 pC Hang Bags.Bee-Hive Fingerings Wool, Shetland Foss, New 5 p.6- Neck wear and Supporters.Dent Forget Stock Has to be Cleared by ist May.J, DYNES, 9 John Street TELEPHONE 271 ges T® THE PUBLIC.We are in a position to sell, at wholesale prices, any quantity of Roses at half the rates at which they can be bought from the growers, as the: growers will cartify, owing to early orders, and we will give the public the privilege of bnying Roses at the same price as by wholesale.© hava thousands on hand.A visit to Mrs Lemieux on THURSDAY will surprise the public.They will see for themselves a magnificent display.Book your orders without delay.We havo a large quantity of Easter Lilies for Church decorations.Our stock comprises Hycinths, Violets, Car-.- nations, Daffodils, Ferns and the finest lot of Azaleas ever imported into Quebec.They can be seen in the windows of our two stores, Nos.#9 and 201 ST, JOHN STREET, THE OLD RELIABLE 514ND MBS.LEMIEU 3 CO.MLINERY \"PENN: 4 'AKES PLACL Tuesday, March 29, \u2014 AND \u2014 &, FOLLOWING DAYS mae or Eau wasn Jom gre greatly _ invited.AS MRS.D.R.MURPHY, 46 FABRIQUE STREBT.staying at the Chateau for a few days Capt.A.de Lotbiniere Panet, A.D.C.Ordnance Store Corps, was yesterday the recipient of his | service medal from the hands of Lieut.-Col.Pelletier, N.O,C.Messrs, T.Crawford, Is.Cream, J.A.Grignon, R.Willock, J.Letourneau LR.N.Scott, D.M.Lefebvre, are among the Montrealers who registered at the St.Louis yesterday.Mr.and Mrs.W.A.Marsh have left for Montreal.Mrs.Marsh will remain in Montreal for a few days while Mr.Marsh will proceed to Boston on business, Arrivals at the Clarendon Hotel \"\u2014 C.L.Lavoie, Rimouski ; D.Gorman, Toronto : \u20ac.Pickeret, Pittsburg, Pa; F.W.Boyd, Mrs.Belanger, P.8.Doyle, Montreal.; Mr.and Mrs.Wm.Molson Macphorson, who have been spending the winter in England, arrived at Halifax per ss Dominion yesterday, and aco expected home today.Mr.Simeon lelicvre, a former (ue.becer, bat for sume time past assiut- ant secretary (to Sir Wilrid Laurierihas been appointed French granslator 10 the Senate in (he place of the late Nr.Garneau.The {is announced of Mr.Geo.Ç.Sentt, Custom House broker, to Mrs Hugh Scott (nes Bonscn).Both arc well known and great lavor- ites in thin city where they have a large circle of friends.The following advocates arrived in town yesterday to artend the Court of Review, and are stopping sit St.Louis Hotel : Messrs.B.Letellivr, J.J.Ferron, Beauce ; J.E.Methot, Arthabaska : Elzcer Levesque, Achille Tremblay, Chicoutimi.Messrs.W.H.Keynolds.H.M.Campbell, F.D.O'Neill, L.M.Fraser, J.G, Kerr, V, E.Roberts, C.H.Me- Nider, E.F.Dugan, W.Macdonald, C.W.Henderson, J.Trotter, 0.Lanctot, M.Nowlan de Lisle, ate among the Montrealers vio Tegisterod at the Chateau yostorday.> ee EATER HOSES.Gentlemen, you are remimled once inore to idook vour.orders for Kuuter Forox as early as possible.As the orders are revoived they will beat tended to at once, and roses will be packed with care by \u2018expert packers.Hundreds of orders are in already, | bre we are prepared\u2019 to take any Wmount more, \u2018as there is no scarcity of roses this aenfon.Still - wet wank like to haive your orders early, as we wish to serve everyone alike, aml: the goods will be.\u201cpmrked under the per somal supervision of Nre, Lemiqux, as it ie not evervano who can properly le rover, No one need be without « rose om Faster Sunday.As regards the price the standard ists smd oli reliable firm of Nrs.Lemieux & Cowill attend to that.Recollect that the member of the stores are 99 amd 101 8t.John street.Thirty rears in the business is a gusrentee of all pue- Ports in aucransion to \u20ac qnia of Ralisbary, .late Mnr- P.J.COTE OPPOSITE PALACE HILL.REDUCED GOODS We are sacrificing a few lines of Desirable Goods in order to make room for Our New Spring Goods.We offer all our Colored Dress Muslins at da PER CENT.DISCOUNT TO CLEAR.Ladies\u2019 3-4 Tailor-made Coats, worth @6.75 for 83.50 ; $10.50 for $5.75; $6.00 for $3.14; $15.25 for 88.25: eaten fee A Full Line of Ladies\u2019 White Goods, such as Corset Covers, Chemises, Night Dresses, Underskirts, Aprons, AT REDUCED PRICES, PS * .Portieres, Lace Curtains, Chenille Portiezes ahd Curtain Materials, at a great feduction on former prices to make room for now goods.ba .Ladies\u2019 Knitted Wool Sleeveless Vests, all colors, worth $1.50 each for $1.00 each.Men's Underwear of all kinds reduced in price.Shirts ite and Colored) Kid Gloves, Umbrellas, Pyjamasible shape.(All reduced).Socks, he der! Mixed, Natural Wool, sto.ilk Ties of every in Cashmere, Hey N.B.\u2014-Our New Embroideries and Insertions direct from Switzerland received.P.J.COTE, OPPOSITE PALAOCE HILL "]
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