Sherbrooke daily record, 19 septembre 1904, lundi 19 septembre 1904

[" Opinion Pinion Dec.31, lo, cùr pr tu on i th through the theatrical _Peogls el, hes In each ie relieved, by the we consider of great recommend to tie KR: public in general.BRIDE; \"VE FINLAY,\u201d SLAVIN, \u2018oudtry Girl tog.- ress st.Aug- \u201c23, 104; i rite sold in Bow If not, whynot?vadache ali day ye \u201crything imagitable red that Thad pert w hich I bought on : Breton.and after.\u201cind that my het vrs very truly, © SCHOENTHAL.Limited d 1, Canadian 32.002 par \u2014 > - a CELE ed for soft-.Prices from à RTS, latest ed, reg lar.v thoroughly to 46 inch, Store $0.95.we often\u2019 sulle - 1908 - Montreal = n I came homein .» M sterduy evening.it - appears that eral Rennenkamif had\u201d recovered rom - his wounritl and, had resumed ! 5, fo 7 VIL, NO.1%.= JuEAVY FIGHTING NEAR MUKDEN.i Japa Sept.19.\u2014(Special.) ved from Gen- atch was received 6 + aopathin.announcing that Gen- als Rennenkampff and Namsonoff are important reconnaissance St.Petersbürg, awlucing resulted in ratuer heavy vance in the disction of Mukden is, hich ha h many casualties.therefore not ejected to occur for sohting wit \u2018From Genera hich Was.despatched at | Kuropatkin\u2019s telegram 6° o'elôock his troops, the reconnais- Lymmand of ges disclosed a further increase 1m all J anese forces.a \u2019 ie Jap w NEAR TO MUKDEN Lomdon, September 19.\u2014 A \u201cdespatch 0 the Morning Post from Shanghai ays that thé Japanese vénguard is ported to be within three miles of at ukden.FIGHTING NE AR MUKDEN.London, September 19.\u2014 A \u201cdespatch 9 the Express from Tokio says a heavy engagement with Gen, Kuropat- g's entire army has begun near Muk- i.The Russian positions are being vigorously shelled, Field Marshal puza and |Yente.some days.panese operatior and Vladivostocl which were expected to act as a iversion for Ganeral Kuroki\u2019s sight.Mukden, Sept.4 nose \u2018Are Pressing On With Inereased Numbers .\u2014General Kuropatkin Reports.not borne out by official telegrams that have beenreceived here.ing to latest forces i [Yo .0 -increase at Bianiu- wdvices the A decisive per- This may be garded as good evidence of a large acentration of troops Mukden.\u201d Thdong promised Ja- against Sakhalin advan, are not yet in JAPANES ADVANCE, .\u2014The Japanese are prams prepared on Friday \u201cto.carry reported to be dvancing on both but the general staff's instructions to flanks, from theist, southeast and sault Mukden and endeavor again to southwest.nl off General Kuropatkin\u2019 s retreat.The outposts \u2018e © closely.engag- The Japanese iront is twenty miles ed twenty miles ioutheastward, there ug.General Kuroki is on the ex-| being almost cotant skirmishing.reme right.Tip is not engaged.He Indications pat to another great s endeavoring to turn the Russian battle in the viity of Mukden.Rus- bank.\u2018 sian troops occy all the surround- HEARD AT ST.PETERSBURG.ing _&t.Petersburg, September 19.\u20142 a.m\u2014The reports that Gen.Kuroki is pushing on ñortheast of Mukden C g villages.Refugees are cking in the city.hinese among em complain of sev- ar&ç erity on the pa of the Japanese.NNUAL FAIR L y \"AT RICHMOND.Good \u2018Agricultural Show on Saturday.OF THI VARIOUS DF- Richmond, ould make e attendance about SOU The officers the \u2018Society are as follows : Tobin, M.P.P.S.Patrons\u2014E.-.G.Mackenzie.L.A.President\u2014Wur .J.Gallup, Vice-Preside-W.H.Healy.Sec.-Preas.\u2014 R.Silver.Directors \u2014 S.Bernard, Mayor of \u2018an Ewing, Mayor of REY IEW _ Melbourne, Hilette, D.E.Taylor, PARTMENTS \u2014 THE RACES.E.J.Bedard.W.Frank, Henry Richmond, Que, $ Sept.19.\u2014(Special) Ward, C.L.lkerson, G.H./ Bar- Th 1 F {the Richmond 10%; Jas.Sm, Fred Gallup, | Wm.\u2014 he annua air Of - 1e _} Coddington, It.Skillen, E.N.Agricultural Society was held here \u2018Evans, John scadden, A.E.Healy, Saturday.The weather conditions Henry Pease, E.Main.were perfect and the \u201cattendance was A good ided how a gold brick large, considering the fact that this | Operator wothre in this section can vear the show was purely and, simply agricultural-in the strictest sense of the word, Not even a brass band was | ( engaged for the occasion, and there was nothing on the grounds to de- © tract the attention of visitors from the show of horses, sheep, swine, cattle, agricultural products of farm and garden, and a fajrly good show of ladies\u201d work in the industrial building.t v Prizes were okl be-formed fro an incident that de- eloped in onf the competitions.for the \u2018\u2018heaviest >\u2019 \u2018ning, they say, hens\u2019 The juc were compelled to ozen eggs, ggs.award first prto- Mr, C.N.Lyster, of: Kirkdale, aine goose eggs, and hree abnorme large hens\u2019 eggs, put in to rousut the dozen.Messrs.P.G.Mackenzie, M.P.P.The show of vegetables was far ahead and E.Wie M,P., gave a special of that made at the .great Sherbrooke PFIZÉ of $25 : the best herd of exhibition, and the butter and cheese grade cattle, the competition in exhibits | were very attractive, Mr.this event wasy keen.Spence\u2019s Special bringing \u2018out a big list of competitors in the chvese line.Messrs, Win.and David Taylor each had fine exhibits in vegetables : which \u2018to class first must have proved puzzling to the judges in this department: Their displays attracted a good deal of merited \u201cattention.\u201d In the grade and pure bred cattle departments, the fitries were more numerous than ever before in the history of the Society, Nr.T, D.MeC allum\u2019s prize -winning herd of Avrshires- coming in for a large share of attention, In the horse lines the entries were Mmerons and it took the time of Judges Mathew Reid, of Sherbrooke, anckJ.A, Bothwell, of Ulverton, from Wan, until after 4 c'elock p.m.to complete the awards.The Single Dri- .Yers\u2019 Competition brought out a big field of contestants, T he winners were o follows Ist, H.Lane.Richmond; Ind, JR Pierson, 3rd, J us Bur- Asbestos Rie hmond : ith, C.bank, Danville.For the Double Devers\u2019 Clags, good -filld of \u2018Duke, \u201d and Mr, John Wilson's fast young Rock Farm P vince fille, Nelly.\u201d They finish) the rack in the order named, best time- 25801, There \u201cwere no heart disease finishes as \u2018Denis had speed to spare at aux period of the game.The Eye.dor-all\u201d race wag done Up in two out of three heats, Mr.R.J.Peter's.\u201cGerald\u201d aol winning two Straight from Mr.J.P.St.Onge\u201ds \u2018Little Rose The rate receipts were about 8325.his with the mmembership tickets = .o \u2014 ! | always declined ta any political group, S steadfastly ng himself un independent.His shty and imperious manner of - life, when he wastever conscioushe fact that he was the son Of most powerful statesman in Eurogitened in later life.Prince Bismarck\u2019 spr trained him for his successor ancellor of the lerman Empire, anranced him rapidly in the diplomervice until at he \u2018foreign affairs, in Wposition (Continued om four.) Accord- Japanese ad- Mreover, indications increase of the proability of the Japanese meeting wit resistance.The Russian forces at Mkden undoubtedly are very large and :very day\u2019s delay enables the commutder-in-chief to | feet his defences.A private teleam from Mukden reports the arrivathere of an immense train filled with onvalescents returning to duty.\u2018this section, yesterday afternoon, the age of forty his minister of \u2014 \u2014 SHERBROOKE, QUE.| r-\u2014 2 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1904.(00D SALES AT COWANSVILLE.| 20 1-2 Cents.RULING PRICE FOR CHEESE WAS 82 CENTS.Cowansville, Sept.19.\u2014 (Special )\u2014 The Saturday\u2019s session was the most brisk and pleasant of any held .this year.The business of the board was all finished at 2.15 p.m., with all butter sold at prices ranging from 20 cents to 20} cents, and unsalted butter is becoming| less sought after as the season advances, and only two creameries boarded that kind of diet, and one of them got 20ic., and the other 20%c.In all there were 1,419 boxes of butter offered by 257 creameries, and - every package was sold with demand for more.980 boxes of cheese were boarded by twenty-one cheese factories.Ruling price was 8£c., which two factories refused.A resume of the day\u2019s business follows : UNSALTED BUTTER SALES.A.J.Brice bought West Dunham, 40 boxes, at 20}¢ H.H.Hibbard bought Stanbridge East, 30 boxes, at 202c * SALTED BUTTER SALES.Hodgson Bros., represented by P.F.Ferguson, bought : 45; Daisy, 180; Fordyce, 26 ; Warden} 60; West Bolton, .75, all at 205c.Dairy Vallev, 35, at 204c.Jas.Dalrymple _& Son bought Crown, 85 boxes, at 20%e.; Clarence- ville, 43, at 20ic.; ery, 55, at 20ic.;.Frelighsburg, 150, at 20jc.; Fitch Bay, 46, at 20ic.; Mountain Vale, 40, at 201c.; Miranda, 40, at 20c.; Nutt\u2019s Corner, 28, at 204c.; Silver Star, 55, at 204c.Jas.Alexander & Son, represented | by W.H.Sadler, bought : Astor Rose, 30 boxes, at 204c.; Green Valley, 80; Maple Wood, 60; Noyan, 28, and Vale Perkins, 45, all at 201c.Gunn, Langlois & Co., represented by Mr.Arthur Jones, bought Beranger, 32 boxes, and Shamrock, 45, at 20jc.\u2018D.A.Macpherson & Co., Ltd, - represented by W.P.Hibbard, bought Mystic Gem, 76 boxes, at 20ic.CHEESE SALES.Macpherson & Co, Dunboro, 49 boxes; East Brome, 42 hoxes (colored); Fast Pinnacle, 21 boxes ; Farndon, 55 boxes ; Glen Sutton, 60 boxes : North Pinnacle, 31 boxes ; Star, 24, all at 82c.¥red Fowler, represented by John D.A.bought : Ltd oy A./at O\u2019Dell, bought : Clover Leaf, 44, Rae, : { Hodgson Bros.bought: Castle Brook, 40; Lake Side, 33; Milling ton, 66 ; Maple Grove, 44: Spring Grove (No.3), 24, all at 8 11-16c, Gunn, Langlois & Co.bought: Elm irove, 40 boxes, at 8c; Earnham Centre, -51 boxes, at BSjc.; Lake Provincial, 90 boxes, at S8fc.; Lennox, G2 boxes, at 8 11-16e; Scotsvale, 26, at 8c.A.J.Brice bought : boxes, at Sc.« UNSOLD CHEESE.Lake View, 62 Trout Brook, 100 boxes: Maple Grove (No.1), 55 boxes.Butter all sold.Dunham, Miranda, Astor Rose, Green Valley, Novan were sold suh- ject to Montreal inspection.SEVERE SUNDAY AFTERNOON STORM.Wind and Rain in Great Abundance.\u2014\u2014 AT LITTLE LAKE SAIL BOATS WERE.CAUGHT AND SOME NARROW ESCAPES ARE RECORDED.A severe wind and rain storm swept a little after three o'clock.Tt came wp very suddenly and struck with great force.Apparently no damage was done in the city., J THE STORM AT T; TTLE LAKE i The storm yesterday afternoon was experienced in all its severity at Lake Ncaswaninepns, and there were one or two narrow escapes by those who were out in the lake at the time.The storm struck with the force of a miniature cyclone, and those standing on the shore could see it approach, the clouds being shaped like a barrel.With the first blast of the wind several tall pine trees were snapped off like pipe- stems, and the waters of the lake were churned into angry waves.There were several boats \u201cand two yachts out on the lake, and considerable fears were aroused for their safety.All got to shore safely = but two vachts, one of which was driven ashore, and the other turned turtle in the middle of the lake about five miles ip.The occupants were thrown into the water, and after clinging to the vaght, were rescued by two men who saw the accident and put out in a small boat.When the storm abated somewhat, a boat put out from the club house; -and reached the disabled Butter Brought from 20 to \u2018aronsed by the Adamsville, | \u201c Dunham Cream-1.mised.-water at the noise they\u2019 made, vesterday, has been found.MOOSE SHOT AT SAWYERVILLE.Magnificent Specimen Weighing a Thousand © Pounds.HAD BEEN IN THE VICINITY THE VILLAGE FOR A WEEK PAST, Sept.19.\u2014(Special) \u2014A OF Sawyerville, Sawyerville, yesterday, mated to weigh about 1,000 pounds.-It seems that the moose had een hanging around the village for a week past, and Sunday morning he was chased down to the mill pond, through which he swam.While in the water \u2018several shots were fired at hi Mr.C.Saxland, and they took effect.-The moose, on reaching land, made for the woods.Several other | shots were fired.He was followed up, and after tracing him three miles was found dead.He is a splendid specimen with fine head.He had evidently strayed far from his usual haunts, for it is very rarely that a moose is seen in | this section of the country.Practically the whole village moose hunt, many joined in the chase.BURGLARY AT LUMBER OFFICE.Safe Belon ging to Fletcher & Boss Forced Open.was and VALUABLE BOOKS KS AND PAPERS TAKEN pu SH WAS LEFT.The office of F en & Ross, Liverpool street, was entered by burglars during Saturday night.The safé occupied the chief atts of the burglars, and when they Ï had finished their work it was a wreck.The door was wrenched off and the band which holds the combination bars and the strip along one side of the.door were broken off.No explosives were used.Appearances indicate that hammer and chisel may have heen the instruments first When an opening large enough to admit a bar was made, the | door was probably pried off by this means.The, burglars may have spent some hours at the place for they could have pursued their work with little fear of detection, The noise of the dam would denen any ntion They removed the books belonging to the firm, and a cheque belonging to one.of the members of the firm,; as well as the cheques that had been returned from the bank.There was about four dollars in money lying in one of the drawers of the safe, | but this was not touched.The books taken belonged to Messrs.Fletcher & Ross, and Mr.Wm.| Me- Swiggan, and will be a great loss to the parties if they are not returned.A diligent search was made for them but so far no trace of them | THE DRUMMON D | COUNTY FAIR.LIST OF PRIZE WINNERS AT 1 HE EXHIBITION HELD AT | L\u2019AVENIR.|.L'Avenir, Sept.D cial .\u2014 The following is the prize list oi the Drum- mond County Fair, held at L\u2019Avenir, last week : HORSES.\u2019 Stallions.Heavy draft, 4 years and up\u20141400 and over\u2014I, John Lyster.2 years, 1000 lbs.N.\"McManus.Yearling, 900 lbs.\u20141, A.Smith; W.H.Dick; 3, N.McManus.General Purpose, 4 years and up\u20141, J.B.Ferron; 2, John Gunter ; 3,5.Charland.\"Three years old.Geo.Lockwood ; 2 E.Hemond ; John Cross.Two years aies Doyle.; Yearling colt\u20141, A.H.Johnston; 2, Bothwell ; 3, H.H.Dick.|: Brood mare and foal\u20141, T.H, Reed; 2, Amos Howard ; 3, R.J.Peters ; 4, Richard Walker; 5, H.Sutherland; 6, J, A.Bothwell.Leneral Purpose.> F.| | Gelding or filly 3 years old\u20141, J.Doyle; 2, J.KE.Mitchell; 3, M.\u2018Carpentier.Gelding or filly 2 years old\u2014 4 J, E.Mitchell; 2, Peter Boisvert ; 3,/J.Moore.\u201cHeavy Draft.| Co Gelding and filly 3 vears old\u20141, R.F.Woodburn ; 2, À.J.Hyde ; 3, J.Ewing.- years old-1 , F.3, J.Ew- Gelding and filly 2 Bothwell ; 2, Fred.Hall; ing.Brood mare and foal\u20141, A.Boisvert; 2, George Johnston : 3, J.Rivard: 4, Austin Duffy ; 5, 0.C.Shaw; 6, A.Lyster.Pair draft horses\u20141, T.Skillen; 2, James Dunn; 3, H.Coles.Single draft horse\u20141, G.H.| Boyle; 2, J.Ewing ; 3, John Cross.| Single driving horse\u20141, R.yacht and righted it.1 (Continued on page five.) | | ; ! 1 ! | large moose was shot in the village of - and is esti- by.\u201csockets of his antagonist.{ on Friday, \u2014 \u2014 \u2014 Che Foo, September 19.\u2014Accordiug to Lieut.Prince Radzivil, of the Russian army, who reached here Saturday night\u2019 from Port Arthur, bearing despatches from Lieut.-Gen.Stoessel, the commander-in-chief of the forces of the stronghold, to General Kuropatkin, the temper of the belligerents at Port Arthur has reached an abuolutely merciless stage.Prince Radzivil declares that the men of both armies are absolutely venomous in their.antagonism.Lieut.-Gen.Stoessel has addressed his garrison, saying that if the Japanese soldiers entered the fortress it undoubtedly will be impossible for their officers to control them and prevent a massacre.For this reason Gen.Dosage] is making no objections to civilidns leaving Port Arthur.In consequence of the fact that flags of truce are - ignored, numbers of Japanese troops who have been lving on the slopes of the hills of the northeast defences: for weeks \u2018past are still un- buried, and the stench in Port Arthur from decomposing bodies is almost unendurable.\u2019 In the course of the assaults which took place in the last four days of August, two companies of Japanese soldiers, according to Prince Radzilvil, found themselves at the mercy of the Russians and hoisted a white flag.To this, however, the Russiahs paid no attention and continued to volley rapidly in the helpless ranks.of the Japanese, In the meantime Japanese troops in thé rear of the companies! that had raised the white flag saw what their companions had done and expressed their disapproval of the surrender by firing into their rear.Asa result of this six hundred men wére annihilated.For days afterward: the wounded men in this area raised.uttering handkerchiefs in their hands.in pleas for.help, but the Russians were afraid to venture oùt to give siccor.Among the heaps of dead the Prince saw two soldiers, one a Russian and the other a Japanese, lying locked in a death embrace.The teeth of the Japanese were sunk in the Russian\u2019s throat, while the Russian had forced two of his fingers into the \u2018eye Thé Prince cited this as merely an incident, denoting the ferocity of the conflict at Port Arthur.The\u2019 Prince will leave to-morrow to rejoin (General Kuropatkin.: Prince Radzivil, said another Russian officer, two civilians and one woman the wife of a Russian staff officer, left Port Arthur the night of September 16 on a junk and arrived here last night.Prince Radzivil got into Port Arthur a fortnight ago carrying = despatches from General Kuropatkin to General Stoessel.When he landed in this port he did not make himself known under the name given above, but the correspondent of the Associated Press incidentally discovered his identity.Record be untenable they 8 PRICE ONE CENT.TERRIBLE STRUGGLE AT PORT ARTHUR.Russian Prince Who Reaches Chee Foo Tells Story of 'Frightful Conditions Which Now Prevail.The Prince | and the officer accompanying, him brought out despatches and mail matter from Port Arthur, weighing in-all 20 pounds, FOOD AND AMMUNITION, Continuing his interview with the correspondent, the Prince said : \u2018The stories in circulation concerning the shortage of ammunition and provisions lat Port Arthur are not true.There is an abundance of ammunition for both large and small arms\u2019 and plenty of preserved food.The use of Chinese shells was merely a saving measure.\u20181 left Lieut.-General Stoessel in the best of spirits.He is encouraged by the heroic examples set by the wounded men, of whom 5,000 out of the original R,000 in the \u2018hospitals have -re- \u2018\u201cThere has been no fighting since September 1, with the exception of ar- tillers and outpost exchanges.The Japanese shells have done great dam- in Port Arthur, but the loss of from these bombardments has very slight.- \u201cMadame Soessel, wife of the cral, is at the head of the Red Cross work in Port Arthur.She is in constant attendance at the hospitals, The soldiers consider her the guardian angel., \u201cThe newspaper Novikrai, has been suppressed for one month for having published matter considered to be detrimental to Russian interests.ACTS OF HEROISM.Individual acts of heroism - düring the fighting have been numerous and the tragic death of Lieut.Petroff was for long an absorbing topic of con-° versation.Petroff became surrounded by fought successfully broke.He then used his fists upon the Japanese, \u2018but : their baÿonets quickly put an end to his resistance.Before his sword broke Petroff succeeded in incapacitating eight of his antagonists, but he was wounded all over his body.\u201cOne company of Russian troops were occupying a perilous outpost and when they! found their position to sent the following message to Lieut -Gen.pon.\u201cWe ] are unable to hold thia positi \u201c \u2018But yon af die,\u2019 he said in reply, and so they di \u2018 \u201cThe fact that the Japanese have on several occasions used explosive bul- been gen- until \u201chis sword lets has heen verified by Lieut.-Gen.Stoessel.He gives an instance which ocenrred at Takushan, when two men of the 10th régiment were killed by such bullets, their bodies being blown to pieces, \u201cOn Septembs r 14, the bodies of 2.- 600 Japanese soldiers were discover hetween forts 2 and fort No.The stench from the decomposed Wy ies attracted investigation.The Rus: sian authorities admit that they are pot able to explain what engagement regulted in this slaughter.a, PREPARING FOR THE GAMPAIGN.Liberals Will Choose Car.- didate in Compton County on the 30th.i .appa BOTH PARTIES ACTIVE IN SHERBROOKE \u2014 DELEGATES TO CONVENTION ARE BEING CHOSEN.The signs point to an early general election, and both Conservatives and Liberals in the County of Sherbrooke are making preparations for the fight.The Liberals are holding meetings throughout.the county, and delegates are being appointed to attend a côn- vention, which will be held at an early date, to select a candidate for the Federal House, LIBERAL CONVENTION C ALLED AT BURY.A convention of the Liberals of À Compton County will be held at Bury, the ~ 30th, when candidates for the Dominion and Provincial houses will be chosen.Hon.S.A.Fosher, Minister of Agriculture, and - other prominent Liberals will be present.The convention was first called for Wednesday, but was postponed on account of the Fair at Scotstown, Several names are mentioned as probable candidates for the Dominion House, among them being: John Leonard, K.C., Sherbrooke ; G.B.Cleveland, Johnville ; A.B.Hunt, Bury ; F.G.Gale, Waterville : George Layfield and Angus Cowan, Lingwick.The only name mentioned so far for the Provincial House is that of Nr.St.Laurent, Compton.Fhe méeting will take place at _ ten o'clock, and in addition to the \u2018dele- \u2018gates, who will chose the candidates, alker ; | large number of Liberals of the county it is expected that there will he a \u201cthere 1 TWO KILLED | | .| BV LIGHTNING, THEIR HOUSE WAS STRUCK AND PARTLY DESTROYED.Montreal, Sept.19.\u2014(Special.)\u2014The severe electrical storm in this neighborhood seemed to focus its severity in the district of St.Jacques.Two brothers, Ernest and Lord Trefle, were killed instantly and their house struck and partly destroyed, et ST.ANDREW'S CHURCH.The Men's Union meet to-night in the Bible Class room.The Young Ladies\u201d Aid meets at 7.30, this evening, in the Library.The Kirk Session meets Tuesday at R in the Library.Preparatory service will be held Wednesday evening, at KX o'clock, The Ladies\u2019.Aid will meet with Miss Sampson, Gordon street, Thursday, at thrèe o\u2019clock.The Women's, Foreign Missionary Society will meet.with Mrs.Jas.David: son, Friday, at 4 p.m, The Nacranint of the Lord's per will be dispensed at the close the morning service, next Sabbath.At 2,30, next Sabbath, the annual grand rally of Sunday School teachers and scholars will take place in the lecture hall of !the Church.epee FUNERAL OF THE LATE MRS.CRAWFORD.The funeral of the late Mrs, Crawford, wife of Mr.Wiliam Crawford,\" Crawford's Corner, took place vester- day afternoon.An impressive service was held at the house by the Rev.Win.Shearer, of *St.Andrew's Church.There was \u2018a very large attendance, being : between seventy and eighty teams | in the cortege.The bearers\u201d were gix relatives of the de- and the interment took place at Elmwood ¢emetery.The deceased, who was 42 veurs of age, had been ill for.over three months.She leaves u husband and four children, Sup- of ceased, present.turned tu the front.(A age to the hospital and other buildings life - some Japanese soldiers, whom he ~ ®.> ir i i oT va OR 2, EGR aT tr et wn / > FE w mn * .LA J v ne \u20ac r 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453.: AR ° .Ly REP SATII LN Al Ar AE FAD a 9 EME TY] BRS SEA Zp PARRA.'z > / 5 À / ~~ \u2014 T Insure in the North American Life.\u201cSolid as the Continent.\u2019 Policies good as gold.W.S.Uresser & Co, District Managers, Sherbrooke, Que.Carpets [ Cleaned and made to look almost as good as new, , No chance of dust andydirt re-lodg- ing on the carpet.A strong current of air carries it far away.LOTHROP'S LAUNDRY AND STEAM DYE WORKS 6 Water Street, IF YOU HAVE TYPEWRITING you wish done, call \u2018and see us.W.will do it for you cheap and well.OUR SPECIALTY is collections.Give us a \u201ctrial wit yours.Sherbrooke Mercantile Agency 126 Wellington St.P.O.Box 624.+, ale Iror Blood Pills Care all Fainsls weaknesses, suppréssions of | the Puriudr, pemeral debility, headaches, back- .ache, build up tho nerves, tone up your digwsive.crpans and pivoyou an appetite.: : : Price 25 cta, §.boxes 91.00 Sent hy mall en receipt of price.| .\u2018 |: D.WATSON A CO.Agente 444 St Paul St, Montreal 5 (NEW ASBESTOS MINE.RICH DISCOVERY REPORTED FROM ROBERTSON STATION\u2014SALE OF PROPERTY AT BLACK LAKE.i Kinnear\u2019s Mills; Sept, 19.\u2014(Npec- ial.)\u2014Dr.Reed, of Reedsdale, passed through here recently on his way to inspect his new asbestos mines, cently discovered at Asbestos Station.1t is located on a property former- street.Iv owned, by one Odell.The asbes- toy prospects are said to,be À 1, Dr.Reed, it is said, sold his other mines at Black Lake a few weeks ago for 250,000, The buyers only kept this property one week when they sold again and doubled their money.Master Willie Cinnamon, who has heen the gest of his relatives, Mr.and Mrs.Ld.Brachen, has gone to Lemesurier and Kast Angus, 5, Word has been received of the safe wold in Saskatchewan of Mr.Mel.Moffat.-+ GRANBY.Sept.19.\u2014 The many friends of Mr.J.P.Farish, superintendent of the T'obueco_ factory, gre pleased to sed him back again.He is still obliged to use a cane but is improving.To show their appréciation of him, the Band marched down to his house on the evening of his return, despite the rain, and serenaded him.Mr.Bo A.Herring, Manager of the Bank of Ottawa, has returned, after having spent a pleasant holiday al Massena Springs, Ng.Mr.Herman Farnsworth is at present spending his vacation with his parents here.Mr, Albert MeBurney, of \u2018Sawverville, who graduated from the High School here last spring, is staying a few days with his brother, Principal McBurney, on his way to Montreal, where he \u2018intends to follow \u201cup his studies, at Metall, - Dr.Miner, of Abercorn, is the guest of Me.and Mes.Miner, © Drummond Miss Mildred Savage, of this took up Hiér work as Prindipal of Fast flatley Model School, this week, Miss Ivy Kimpton is teaching Roxton Pond.: We are pleased to see that Mr.Wm, Jenkinson, who Wus so seriously burn- cd while geiting his horse dut of the Hamming barn of George Roberts, is able to be around again.,Ç The many friends of Mrs.AJ M, Sav- ace, who was taken so suddenly all while visiting her brother in Sherbrooke last week and removed to the hospital there, will be glad to know: that the latest reports from her is that she is improving.Mrs.A.T.Short and son, of Port Arthur, who are home visiting friends during the war, are at present.the guests of Mr.and Mrs.Thos.Davidson.} e Coaticook House\u2014Popular home for trravellers.Li: Kilburn, proprietor.138.138 Wellingion Street.Tuesda ¢ vi» Sherbrooke.Bell \u2019phone 472 re- | and\u2019 place, ut | Specfäl Tuesday luesday of Extrao À 11H44 abgains Fu { - oo Bargain .- > * : \u2026\u2014.; News.nt; - rdjpary Monday, Sept.19, 1904 Idk Kinds of Merchandise.This store, in every department, is\u2019 not\u2019 only bright, at-) tractive and inviting with its early.assembling of tha new Fall Goods and styles, but at the same time it is offering the \u2018best lines of merchandise at absolutely - the lowest prices.\u2018ever recorded.These examples for to-morrow\u2014 oo 40c time of a warmer \u2018French Blouse Flannels, | A | when eVeryone is thinking i waist.Dainty stripe and spot pat- { terns.Good range of colorings.Strictly \u201call wool, \u2014 fie French finish 40)c TO-MORROW.PER YARD .EU Fingering Yara, 50c Pound Our fall-and winter stock of this cele< brated Canadian fingering yarn is just ; to hand, and to start! the ball rolling we totfer it in white, greys or black 50 .: PER POUND TO-MORROW AT.JUC 39c i Usual 63¢ value.* .\u2019 Serviceable Cocoa Brush quality.Good ; Brush Door Mats, serviceable size.You need one at both front and back door these muddy times.Regular Stic, value, TOMORROW 2.eee nd en 39¢ Step Ladders, bo 15c desirable bargain; just -at a Every home should have one of these solid, strong, hardwood Step-ladders, which we offer to-morrow, D Ît.\u2018high, with wide top stép and pail rack.Never sold under $1.00, TO-MORROW,.75e.Flannelette Wrappers, 88¢ , The New fall.Wrappers\u2019 that are nsual- ly good value at a dolar will be put \u201cON Lomorrow Patterns and colorswell assorted.All sizes.SPECIAL QQ TO-MORROW .LL.Cs Ca, 88¢ New Dress Stuffs, \u2018About half dozen 49c { ieces will he placed on sale, including hopsacking, panamas and voiles.AI double width goods in blue, black, green and hrown.Il wool materials.All \"new goods.Values 55\u20ac, Ge and G56.- PER YARD .a \u20140v001uu0 en 5950015 ges {and- kerchiefs The new stock is now, in store direct from the Irish mak-' ers and to start off the season we put on the following specials, WHITE HEMSTITCHED HDKFS.\u2014, Special \u201c4¢ each.FEMSTPECHED TIDKRFS.\u2014 \u2018ith colored border.Special 4¢ caéh.WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS\u2014 / / WHITE HANDKERCHIRES\u2014 Special 12c each.Bargain Goods Corset Section \u20142 Mark Downs EXTENDED HIP CORSETS, 88e PR.This new shape is now the most popular we have.Gives the wearer that desired ercet form and fits snugly over the hips.Color\u2014white.Sizes 18 to 30.Well made and boned.Special value at one dollar.\u2014 FTO-MORROW, 88e PR.STRAIGHY FRONT CORSET, 456.This is a desirable Straight Front Shape.And au good wearing Corset, strongly boned, drab color, and is u regular 60e value.We offer this line in sizes 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, 25 and 26.TO-MORROW, AT 456 PR.Shop- Neat pattern, tweed sides, leather ends and bottom, strong rolied leather \u2018handles Just the bag for shopping: and travelling.Seventy-five cent value 2 & TO-MORROW \"ONLY L.ye) C Ceylon Flannel, 22c Yard \u2018his i j i 4, which This is a fine union flannel, Ww washes without shrinking.Full width.Colors, pink, blue, navy and cardinal in stripe \u2018or check patter.Regular 6 \u201cdc 30e value, TO-MORROW PER YD csael Linen Roller Towelling, 8jc Yd.Another supply of that serviceable, all linen: roller towelling.Just the stuff for every day hard wear.Never Loe.sold under TO-MORROW, Xic A YARD.Toilet Soap\u2014Special Prices Regular.To-morrow.\u201cBaby's Own Soap .30e box 25H¢ box Master Mechunies\u201d 10e 2 for 13e White Castile Soap.Be cake 3 for 10e Pine Tar Soap .De cake 3 for 10\u20ac Pears\u201d amily Soap, Lo Small cakes LL Le Special 4e cake Nasilene Toilet Soap.Loe 2 for 15¢ Polishing | Mitt Sheepskin Tit line, oil cloth Yaeks and dauber Tor winlying blackines, TO-MORROW, 15¢.> ry Fancy openwork border.Ye ; Yalue for Ge.EL 1\u20ac WHITE HEMSTITCHED © INITIAL i Positively Cash.Cucumber \u201cand Giveerine 5e cake 3 for 106 | Ladies\u2019 Fall Underwear 25.Each.the correct weight for fall wear Capital 35\u20ac value.t TO-MORROW, - 25c.DRAWERS\u2014 | Saimne quality as al legs, both styles.TO-MORROW & , Zoe.Tweeds, One lot \u2018tweeds in assorted worth\u201d up /to one dollar per SPECIAL TO-MORROW versus vonsagne \u2018 - Curtaids\u2014 Half Price Wards long, \u2018and 40 in.rich \u2018design, to be Ï to-morrow.Usual TO-MORROW, 82.75 PAIR.Lace Curtaias, Pretty floral -designs, will and width.) The wegular $1.20 line TO-MORROW, 95c l\u2019AIR.Oxide of Zinc, This is taped all r Tanglefoot Fly Paper Supplies; for one and all.3 double sheets for 5 cents.4 Box of 25 double sheets for Cie.~ Miscellaneous Qi - Powdered Borax Good Pins Plaid Dress Stuffs, Rich colorings in assorted plaid es and ladies\u2019 waists, | value, SPECIAL ;.TO-MORROW.Leviers .Livres Moreen Skirting, 42 ins- wide, FANCY CORDED IH BBON Pretty\u201d raised | Regulation s tops.Good heavy crystal ity.Regularly sold ut 1 O-MORKOW PER DOZK glass TH you can't come to morrow, telephone or sent.j They n your or ders.Specials : REDPATH GRANULATION l'O-MORROW, 20 LBS.FOR $1.~~ Our Specipl.Teas and Coffees - Surprisingly pleasing cand 400 per pound.Packed \u2018in air-tight packets \u2018and + qualities at | éryone guaranteed 10 please.= \u201cSix pairs Feru Swiss: Net Curtains, v Flannelette Blankets, 75c Pair 95c Pair ound, laundty \"and do up well, full length .VESTS\u2014 A + Fine knit, with long steeveb, full length, high neck, drawing string band, button front! full sizes.Just wwe Vests, long + 50c Yard patterns, ¥-50¢ {Of soit, fluliy flannelette, in either grey or white.Pretty colored horders, good serviceable size.Just the blanket fur fall use.Light weight, easy | to laundry and unshriukable, 1 - Usua 90¢ ; value.TO-MOR- 7 ROW Pri PAIR (HC 3% wide, in a pretty sold at exactly half $5.50 per pair, \u201810c OUR PRICE TO-MORROW, 106.à Conipound mixture \u2018of Vaseline and fine and is exceedingly valuable to use in wounds, cuts, burns ond skin diseases.Every home \u201c+ edicine cabinet should contain a jar of this oxide, | Sold hy usual dealers at 235c.Regular.To-morrow.ei dered Hoax .Bpecial 5e, oride Lime .10¢ Be d Household Ammonia, x packet , large hotlles .15e 10e bottle Sewing Machine Oil \u2026 10c Ge bottle Pures Glycerine .15\u20ac Se bottle Benzine o.l.15¢ Sc bottle White Tape, 12 skeins in : a packet |.15¢ 9c 3c paper 3 for 5e Writing Paper, per 18 double sheets .10e 5e pack.Envelopes, square or Jobless LL LLL LL 10 5e pack.Florida -Water .25c 20\u20ac bottle Fires\u201d Root Beer \u2026 \u2026.25c 19e Vaseline Hair Tonic .25¢ 20¢ 35c Yard pat- terhis, very suitable for, children\u2019s dress- Hoe ] ] cord pattern, 4 in.wide all sil quality in desirable! light stripes, Iso cream, 2 ; > MORROW Les ver 0 \u201c18\u20ac Jelly Tumblers, 38¢c Dozen le with close fitting .tin qual- VC don 38s Grocery Section, tir.SOLID, 160.DAY.the it ore to- will be carefully su ti : i HR « lly and satisfactorily Telephone: orders send.C.O.D.2 fo-cent packages Corn Starch, 15¢ 1 pound\u201d 20¢ Square Blueing .15c 4 bars Tip Top Laundry Soap\u201c.-15c > oC paps.Oriental washing powder 15c 4 pounds small White Beans .1 20-cent tin Lobsters .4 pounds good rice for.2 10e, puckeéts Jelly Powder, _ flavor for oo.LT 15\u20ac 5 ounds new milled Graham Flour.15e § oe cakes Fry's Chocolate for .15¢ A2.pounds Washing Soda for .15\u20ac $ bounds best Split Peas for.15e 2 10c ting Stove Polish (paste) for 15¢ 3 pounds.best Sago for.15e Best XXX White Wine or Cider I\u2019 ck- ling Vinegars, never sold under 4uc.gul.SPEC s PER GAL, TO- 6 MORROW vr ne GAL: TO 30e SOA Re 00 Increasiag in Favor Every Week , Just the material - for a ward fall Boys Tweed and winter \u2018underskirt.(Good weight { \u2018nd body which makes a desirable hang- C 13 he \u2018enderskirt, Pal wool quality.Vsual - 45e value.TO-MORI 'ER ¢ aps, C.VARD Luis veus nOnRow PER SHC Made of plain navy blue serge, or ina ° : neat (werd pattern.All sizes.Just the Special Remnant Sale j thing for school.rough and ready 13 ° 7 wear.The 206 value.To-morrow JdC : i For To-morrow.1 Remnants of all sorts of goods con- Silk Chiffon Collars, Tic veniently displayed for your.inspection.( Silk chiffon quality, black or white, plain, Aad, of | poled front shape.|, RIBBONS\u2014Two Lines Sizes\u2019 1: to 4.SPEC-™ F6 \"te \\ - TAT.TO-MORROW AA ECS {4 126 | Tareera RIBBONS LL.19¢ YD.- All silk quality in all the desirable shades and black, 44 inches wide, rus- Boston the finish.The 25e kind.TO- 1Ç MORROW oo dau, voue 196 \u2026 Re vp.| \\ Mr.= Louis\u2019 Fair.man, day for Montr dies at McGill.Mrs, ©.,C.Bailev, Miss Ethel Miss Doris Bailey, Mr.and Mrs.C.C.Lusk anfl family, and French léft on Saturday for Ottawa, 1 taking advantage.of the excursion.\u201d Mrs.A.Lennox and daughter visiting friends in Bury.Mrs.F.Urquhart and family pect.to leave on or about Sept.28th, | for Wetaskiwin, Urquhart, who has settled there.\u2018| Sep£ 19.\u2014The \u2018| W.E.Enright, of Sher} very much pleased to see his 1 again for a couple of dayä last 1 Mr.Enright expects to leave on Mon- val to resume his stu- Mise Gertie Plane couple of weeks visiting friends Lowell, Mass.- Mrs.Grant Forest and little daughter are visiting in Waterloo and Fast- ché Alb., to join \u2014 RBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1904.COOKSHIRE _ many 5.Lik | ro et EE Tn Mrs.Mrs.Botterill and Miss have returned from North Hatley, this Fall by leaving it at home when where they have spent the greater yon go on your Yatation.We can part of the summer.\u2018 supply vou with ah Ingersoll Watch Mrs.F.E.Halls and little daughter are visiting relatives in Sherbrooke.y JJ.Osgood and Miss Osgood leave this week for the he is spending - ; and JS.D.\u2018are ex- Mr.Botterill for $1.00 or better watches, at $1.50 and $2.50 each.Tt will pay vou to Clara have such a watch for your outings.| A.C.SKINNER Jeweller.7 Btrathcona Square CASTLEBAR.Wotton, and Mr.from Ham, were the guests of niece, Mrs.H.Manseau, last week.Mr.F.Goodenough, from Bury, was the guest of his daughter, in Wotton, a few days last week.Mansean, Sept.19,\u2014Mr.- Lorenzo Brock - had another shock on the 11th.i Mr.Horace ê had an auction on the 14th inst., having previously sold his farm, and he | has bought another farm in Bury, and left for that place on the 15th._ Mr.Everet Goodenough spent a few days with his sister, Mrs.H.seau, last week, accompanied by his cousin from Bury, Mr.and Mrs.Y.Mansean will main with their daughter, Carrie for the winter, if not longer.Mr.and Mrs.George Goodenough, of Tom Goodenough, of Wotton, STATESMEN SWAGES ; 44 0 - The Pay of Those Who , Make the World\u2019s Laws.pee U, S.CONGREFSMEN BEST PAID OF ALL IJWMAKERS\u2014PER- QUISTTESEATTACHED TO Man- MEMBERBHIP IN THE : BRITIGI PARLIA- re- ENT.+ (From the In view of tl been aroused.b; payment of an.bers of - Parlié nent, and them \u2018free railwk homes, as \u2018well | ondon Express.) \u2018discussion which has the proposals for the their nual \u2018salary to mem- to travel from secure s their constituencies, bon, Mrs.22nd.15th.Wm.Bickford and son, of Auburn, Me., are visiting their cousin, Mrs, W.H.Bachelder.Mrs.Emily Ruiter, of Mack\u2019s Mills, is at Oliver again for a few weeks.Mr.and Mrs.A.Bachelder, and :little son, Gordon, visited their sister, Mrs.J.Wells, on Sunday last; Mrs.FE.B.Whitney-is visiting brother, A.Hoyt, in New Hampshire.A chicken pie supper is to be given at Mr.W.H.Bachelder\u2019s, on \u201c Sept, - Mr.Wm.Patterson, of East Bolton, called on relatives and friends on the \u2014 +\u2014 to the House Commons, it is in OLIVER.teresting to knqw how foreign na- | Sept.19.\u2014Miss Jola Wilkins, of Lis- tions treat thei£legislators in these | respects.In France\u2019 bofh senators and deputies are paid V360 a year, and the presidents of thh\" two Chambers receive in \u2018additiof £2,810 for the expense of entertainment.On payment of an annual fee}of £2 the members of both Chambers pare allowed to travel free of charge on the French railways.Germany, however, does not pay its members of Parliament.On more than one occasion a bill, providing for their remuneration has been passed by the - Reichstag, but, ag the Federal Coun- her their of \u2018the B.fidence of the many a A is Supreme quality Pen that with Proper Thy these Pipes hod \u201c - wil] an out, We chon Fl this, brand, esos rene anes a.J - gnsseeved 0, Buffalo 17.80.qo ublished every rt via, Detril brooke 108 Wellingtoy ~ vis Petroit SUCRSCRIPTION \u2019 il, ete te wonth, 20) copy BONUS § : month, 20 cents.Te age : 5.70 ning OC ADN ERTISINC RATES 0 parssen Tour bon every day, 60 centa; § BAI wo ioe Bt, Louis .; one week, ; .+ 10N a ert LF ss, OP.Cards \u2018of har & wy H ; oO Thank, not GC ° na Squa words, 50c ; Obituary Stratheon R.stat Reading Notices, 26 per p.Crane GT In sending tnoney to Era - precaution to uge tim = A e .orders, or register i 0 8.N : CHANGES to be in the hands of o'clock a.ni.of the insure insertion, if received after 8 \"an print pay doy.of jons Fi No dass pecinl EXCUTS Chicay cig, Mich Gavel ti, Ohios ; Cireuletion DAILY i Ono.Dre \u201cque EE SE croit, \u2018x Grand ! Circulation atatomant la indianapo ie Inds Cine ending Sept.17th, Jone; it goin Be.at Monday va etre crurnin Toth, 04.Tuesday Lu ve ve ow rates fo Wednesday .oe net ifie © onst Thursday me et.on application.Friday | oe RS gpwilL, Clty Tas Saturday Cr Crees Chesney gf a, Total coer vee \u2014 \u201cWATCH US Gey: RACTIT ITY / Daily average, August; 1m Daily average, August, 199 A11,\u20145.00 A Neabua, cord, NE\" d New ngfeld ani 2 XPRESS\u2014Ie : EXE ork 7.2 11.85 au.for Boston.C'AL-\u2014loaves with express 10 p.m.ton 8 foaves 10.00 a.m., rt 12.25 p.m.connecti : ton.eh xP RE BC on ! Come River Jet.Spring! Ji ARBIVE BHEI avo MakeHFAITHY We ==> Boston 1.15 pu.«\u2018 RXPRESS\u2014leaves I pi to 35 p.m.hy 8.068 am.arrive A0 a.m.rou MODATION\u2014Via Pi; Ra wir bills remain without effect.: in health.KINNEA on - OVer- Rothney + R\u2019S MILLS.Sept.19.\u2014The farmers of this vicinity are looking rather gloomy the weather as harvesting is interfered with.- ; The recent rains did much damage.The Council met made a levy of hundred dollars Leeds to repair the roads.Alfred Cook, of staying at \u2018Travellers\u2019 Rest,\u201d attending the Model.School.Rev.W.0.Presbyterian pulpit, Sunday.Mr.Jas.Brachen is much improved the twenty cents to the the town of Three Rivers occupied the More fortunate that the German legislators are those of Austria, where | the amount of \u2018payment depends on the regularity of their attendance.Members, of the Lower House of the Austrain Reichsrath receive ten florins or I6s.- 8d., for each day's attendance, as well \u2018as an travelling expenses; while members oi the Lower House of.the Hungarian Reichstag are paid at\u201d the rate of 2400 florins, or £200 a year, together with an annual allowance of £66 -13s, for house rent.Members of l\u2019arliament in Italy, though receiving no payment for their services, are allowed to tra- over much 12th and 18 and by rail or steamer.parents, Palmer.Bedford, few days.has MYSTIC, taken Sept.19.\u2014 Sanford Rosenberger, of Springfield, Mass, is visiting Miss I.Lillian Palmer, of Newport, Vt., is home for afew days.Mrs, Sullivan, of Boston, and Miss | Alice and Sarah Ellis, of- Henryville, paid a short visit to their aunt, Mrs.Mr.David Watson has gone to Stan- stead to visit his son and arrange for a lumber deal.We hear that Mr.G.H.Miller, of : the Walbridge Farm and will move into town in a Under the Belgian constitution, members of the Chambre des Repre- sentants receive an annual indemnity of 400 frs., or £160.They have besides, the right of travelling free of charge on all the State railways.As regards the railways belonging to private companies, this right is limited to the journey between their residence and the \u2018capital.where the Parliament: consists of two chambers, the members of the First Chamber not residing in The Hague, where Parliament meets, are allowed 16s.8d.a day during the session of the States General.Members of the Second Chamber receive an annualkal- lowance of £166, in- addition to their travelling expenses, his there, nurse, +\u2014 LIBBYTOWN.Sept.19.\u2014Miss gone to Fitch Ba Mr.Henry Ball was hurst, recently, Mr.and Mrs.O.N.Perry attended the St.Johnsbury Fair, Wednesday.Mr.and Mrs, S.W.Sargeant, Ayer\u2019s Cliff, were at Mr.N.H.Davidson\u2019s, Sunday.Miss Ida Davis has Montreal to Laura Libby vy to teach the school Mr.and Mrs.Edwin Howe, of East Hatley, visited at Mr.O.Won Sunday last.The form of compensation to members of the Swiss Parliament differs from that of other countries in that a payment of: 168 8d is made for | cach day upon which they are called upou has Perry's.| to perform parliamentary duties, he SS 51110 : .\" , it during the session or out of session.r| \"ee .ve - returned to This applies both to the National resume her duties a guest at Pine- Council and Council of States, whose members are hesides paid travelling expenses.to and from the gapital at the rate of 2d aniile.Unnecessdry though it may Denmark hus à \u2018law compelling members of the Legislature to receive compensation for their absence from home, amounting to Gs.6d.for each as seem, of on the Mrs.N.H., who last week.FAIR AT Sept.21st, 256 ev-| Mr.C, H.treasurer.cf _ DI ha + XVILLE.Barnet ve bpen | Sept.19.\u2014Rev.W, T.Wheeler : l'a few days at LennoxvillÉ last week.Mr.Fred Young has ton Mills as night operator.: Mr.L.Lavesque was at Sherbrooke 15th.} Samuel Mary Chamberlain, of gone to Nor- them \u201cto refuse it.They are wahoo spent entitled to have their travelling ex- has to be approved by the predidents of both houses, | Adequate travelling expenses are also allowed by the Swedish and Norwer- and Miss lan Parliaments, the former of which Beecher Falls, pays members of the Sceond Chargber spending a £66 for each session of four nionths, home | Or in the case of an extra session ER Fcouple of weeks here, returned Mr.John McCoy started for Moose- jaw, Assa., on the 12th.\u2014_\u2014 \u2014 SCOTSTOWN, , Tambo is the secretary.| 7 i WEEK.8; ; The annual Fair of Compton County Agricultutal Society, No.2, will take place at Scotstown, on Wednesday, There: is a good prize, list and ; Li - .Pr * + excellent \u2018Fair is in prospect.Tt hy ay a day, besides travelling expenses, Norway members receive ds ld à day while the Storthing is in session.The best paid legislators \u2018in the world are those in the United States | Though members of the House of Commons are not \u2018paid by the State.or otherwise recompénsed for their services, vet they possess many pric ileges which are denied to the ordin- an ary person.In the first place, i enjoy a limited In - THIS thes ; freedom from arret during \u2018the continuance of the session.and for forty days before its com ; f ¢ 2 cil have withheld their approval, the indemnity for vel free throughout, the country, either In the Netherlunds, 1 day of the session and not allowing.penses refunded, an account of which: soc.af dealeris dry mall) B.N.ROBINSON & CO,, Costin , 5.00 aa Ve 80 pt arrive She , pom 198\u2014lcn mencement and alter it Ko ORK BE Shorr This privilege, howeves, is wt able for any indictable ofme, does it protect à mener comanitted to prison for cos n leaves.Newport, Vt Kin-tenqes, New R.40 j D.J.FLANDERS Gon'l.Pass.and court.TTT ÇEN BirTEs, Manu dass, SUMMER TIME - In Effect June 27t AND DEATHS Hotioss of births, merriages on ss ER SERED am uses ee , Stet aanounoements 1e 1° oo Express from Now\\York ' BIRTHS,\" N Expos from.Boston Teave BREWER.\u2014 At Martiogue.Morand Express leaves 8 14th, 1904, a daughter, uk B50 ns {ro m Quebec A Brewer.MILNE.\"\u2014 In Magog, on M 1904, a daughter, to Nr.wi Frank Milv- MURRAY \u2014 At Sherhrook, brooke as belo Accommodation train leave 11.45 p.m.Exprous far New York Bherbrooke at 6.40 p.m.Express for, Boston arrive at 9.20 p.m.Sept.the \u201cth, the wife of 1 Lhartland Express arrive : 05 pam.| < Murray, of à daughter., potion train a: fe 1 J) \u2019 a voke at 40 a.m.WOLKE In this ety Sep For time tables, tickets a daughter to Mr.and Mra.PJ mation apply to any of (still-born.) FRANK GRUNDY, .J 1.\u2014\u2014\u2014 EE Genl.Manager Gentt MARRIAGES.@- _.Sherbrooke, Que MeFADDEN- JOHNSTOF 0 tember 14th, 1904, at .the bride's father, Huntipgyilk by the Rev: H.E.Warres, B5 Jennie Maria, eldest daughter 6 Willard-Johnston, to Hogh lf Fadden, of Lennoxville, PQ .FISHER - MORRIS\u2014On the 184 at the residence of the brides} hy the Rev, W.T.Smith, Mr.¥ Gi.Fisher to Miss Jennie Norns \u201cAsbestos, Que.; , TAYTOR\u2014BATTLES-At Be Cliff Hotel, on the 14th ins, © Rev.1.W.McLaughlin, of § ley, Mr.J.E.Taylor, of House, and Phebe I.Stratton \u2018[ both of Magog, Que 1 4° BRADLEY \u2014.MACARTNER Norwood Cottage, Bordesus,.the residence of the bride's 7 Sept.7th, 1904, by the Rev.\u2018 Morrison, assisted by Rev.\u2019 ery, Dora Ecthel, dangbter d Henry Macartney, 10 Harÿ T DEATHS.ge O'CONNOR In Nontreal, Sthoof September, at Fach 1 po b .PURE AND WHOL ONE POUND Cc?EW.GILLETT Jute and leaves oo vi L Only 36 Vietorin Hospital, John Connor, tailor, aged Magog, Que, c PERRY.- At the raide orantather, D.4.Randall po.1 Sept.6th, 1904, Wr.pon g « months, À two of South aed Mys fathes, Huptipzvi a E -B, Warres.\u2018 PURE AND WHOLESOM E.1908 a Be ONE POUND CAN 250 ine, dour [EW a) LLETT Somrany hcariney, 49, NTO.ONT, \"HEADACHE AR and leaves no bad - after effects.À Only 3 of Us \u2014_\u2014 Private Perry for good shooting.ki Scholes for fast.rowing and CHAS, T.LAEY \u2018for the best Electrical Work.OFFICE \u2014 TUCK MeNTOOT, BLOCK, co \u201cBell Phone, 30, bt Mr.and Mrs.J.H.Bryant went recently to Hartford, Conn., to visit their son, Elwin, who is a rising x vo ) WX Lo > \u20ac .CT reds D pu de ee = / SHEUBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, .SEPTEMB { 19, 1904.Cornwall Steel \u2014 Plate Rang are now beyond question the \u2018most handsome, durable, ecombmical Baking | and \u201cCooking Steel Benges made.| Canada.\u2019 EACH ONE SOLD SELLS ANOTHER If you want real Kitchen Range val- ue\u2014buy a Cornwall, We supply everything in the line of Cooking and Heating Stoves for every fuel; Furnaces for wood and coal,warm air, steam and hot water heaters.in Prices and catalogues mailed on application.: A Famous CL Air-Tight Heater.og im ) Is the Stove you have been looking for.Great heat from little fuel and er from fire, 6 Bizes, 2 Styles, + Prices 83, 84, 85 to ss.\"Saves wood and money and \u2018gives \u2018enormous heat.~ Write us for illustrated descriptive circular.We carry a large stock and can fill out-of-town orders promptly.uo de 1 S.Mitehell & Co.- UT STUKELY.r.N.J.Hilliker, mho Attleboro, Mass., for the returned to s Sept.19.has been ir past six months; has Stukely.Miss Lesbia Blunt and Miss Lucy Manosh, of Eastman, were in town one day recently.- - Mr.R.A.Savage left on the 15th for a trip to Massachusetts.- \u2018Miss Elizabeth Knowlton spent several days with Miss May Belle Savage, recently.youñg dentist in that city.Miss Florence Peters, of this place, celebrated her birthday recefitly by a small\u201d \u2018party.Among those present were Misses Agnes McLaughlin, Florence McLaughlin, Blanche Savage, Helen Purdy, Gladys Purdy, 1da Stone, Agnes Johnston, Ruby Griggs und others, | meer pme at WD tc FLANDERS.Sept.19.\u2014Mrs.John French still continues poorly.; Mr.Benjamin Farnsworth is busy préparing his corn for the silo.Mr.Chas.Nourse and bride returned to their home the first of last week.Mr.and .Mrs.Edwin Wells spent Sunday in East Clifton, Mr.Alvin Lebourveau, of Cook- shire, was calling on friends in this place on Friday\u2019 -Misses Mabel and Hazel Willard, of Last Angus, were visiting friends here on the 11th.We are sorry to -hear of the illness of Mrs.Rufus Lebourveau.\u201c Our school re-opened on Mondaï, the Ilth; with an attendance of fourteen pupils.Miss Bottome has been re- \u2018engaged as teaeher.\u2014@ ; Wear Trade Mark D Suspenders Guaranteed.Sold everywhere.PI _\u2014__ ii MOF'S RIVER.- Sepf.19.\u2014Mis.Arthur Parker has been quite ill for the past week.The Baptist ladies met with Mrs.HI.Draper, on the 14th, In connection with the services of the Baptist Church, will he an oyster supper this - day evening.Mrs.Fred friends, Here.; Master Norman Mcleod has left for his home in Chicago, having spent the summer at Woodside Glen.there Mon- Walsh has been visiting anniversary 1 PAGE THREE., : 090000000606000000000 \u2018 + Tns Onlooker.+000 \u2018 0.| Warfare Up To Date.A recent letter from a certain war disclosed an interesting fact, learned at first hand, in connection with main- taiding the blockade at Port Arthur.Contrary to the general ~ impression, Admiral T ngo\u2019s ships were not stationed before the.entrance to Port Arthur \u2018harbor but, excepting a few smaller craft left to keep watch, all of his flcet- was securely anchored among a group of small islands off the coast of the Liao Tung Peninsula, rea and sixty milés northeast of the be \u2018leagured fortress.Here, sheltered from storms; safe from torpedoes and floating mines, \u2018close to the base of supplies, the ships lay, but lay ready for service at at instant\u2019s notice.The element of security\u201d in maintaining an effective blockade at such a range was wireless telegraphy, never before used in naval or military operations, be- \u201ccause unknown to practical usage: The resting fleet was in constant wireless communication with the small vessels before the harbor entrance, and dtood ready at the first note of alarm, to hasten to Port Arthur with all speed.miles For To cover the sixty intervening would require about four hours.the harbor, through the tortugus, partly blocked, mine strewn channdl to the open ocean Bix The bottled war vessels stood with- would require hours.no larger chance of escaping {out a fight than if the Japanese flect remained constantly just outside the The inventions of peace are \u2018no less useful to the practice of war.The Onlpoker.entrance.+ MARTINVILLE.Sept.19.\u2014Mr.A.McDonald, of Springfield, Mass., is home visiting his parents.He has not been in Martin- ville for some years.Lennie McDonald is recovering from his attack of typhoid, although not able to be out doors yet.Mr.and Mrs.S.W.Farnham intend to start for Nova Scotia the first of this week to visit the former home of Mr.Farnham.The.Ladies\u2019 Aid held a very SUCCESSful honey social on Wednesday, -the 14th inst., the-honey being the gift-of | Mrs.G.B.Cleveland to the Ladies\u2019 Aid.\u201c .The Royal Councillors intend holding an open council on Thursday evening, the 22nd inst.Mr=-Mick, district councillor, has been invited to attend, also, Mr.Weston, grand organizer for the province./ Mr.L.H.Bachelder\u2019s prolonged stay in the hospital in Montreal since the operation is occasioning a little un- casiness in his family.All hope he will be home soon.Xe.&- ASCOT CORNER.Sept.19.\u2014Mr.J.Burns has taken | the job from D!/ G.Loomis & Sons to move their house from the clay pit to the, west side of the railway track.Mrs.O.Désilet has gone to John- ville to spend a week with her sister, Nrs.H.Terry.The Ascot Corner Cheese Co.have made \u2018about 52,000 pounds of cheese to date, considerably more than they made last season.We were very much pleased to have our rector, the Rev.E.R.Roy, who has been visiting his brother and sister, in the State of lowa, and also, the principal cities of Ontario with us \u2018again/last Sunday.The Ladies\u2019 Aid meets with Miss Jsa- bel Rolie on Friday afternoon, the 23rd inst.The Rev.A.C.McGilton, D.D., of Port Henry, N.Y., called on Mr.and Mrs.Loomis on Monday last.He js a relative of Mr.Loomis.7 + Lo MELBOURNE.Sept.19.\u2014Mr.James Nelson, of Baldwinsville, is at present the guest of his brother, Mr.Wm.Nelson.Mrs.Watt and her daughter, Miss Ida, from South Durham, were the guests of Mrs.Noble and Mrs.Frank McDougall last.week, Miss Jennie McKenzie has left for Ottawa.Mrs.Duvérger was confined to the house last week by illness.\u2014_ SIGNS OF FALL.As fall and winter come on, Clark\u2019s Delicious Pork and Beans wit be more and more asked for.Dealers are making preparations for this demand.W.{| Clark, Mfr., Montreal.ie WATERVILLE Sept.19.\u2014Miss Louisa Levaque, who has been the guest of Miss Annie Du- devoir the past four weeks, leaves today for her Home in Holy oke, Mass.Mr.J.R.Ball and daughtet, Miss Ball, left Friday for St.Louis to attend.the Worlds Fair.They, will be absent two or three weeks.\u2018 \u2014 \u201cBULWER: , - At the Baptist Church, Bulwer, - \"Tuesday evening, Sept.27th, will \u2014 on be held the annual chickeh pie supper.Mr.Arthur Parler has started his threshing machine.var he Universalist ladies will meet at the Vestry for dinner, on Tuesday, the 20th.correspondent with the Japanese forces | the Russians to bring their ships from | the soap toi this brand you- 4s Sept.19,\u2014Mr.ind Mrs.W.MéDou- gall have ~~ retughed from Montreal, where they were Ispending a few days.Mrs.W.Grsbale Browne and family hate returned toit their home in Mont- 1,- having sport the summer months here, Mr.W.W.Ma hall, of Montreal, is spending a few days with his brother, Mr.A.P.Marshjll.Mr.E.C.Pdebles, of - Fitch Bay, spent Saturday here Harry Moore, [son \u201cof Mr.R.M.Moore, had his Le broken above the knee on.Saturd&y - evening, while wrestling with « ope of his playmates, | Mr.F.R.Sampson has returned from spending fon days\u2019 vacation at his home in Wigdsor Mills.Mr.W.Hawthorne, who has been spending the lagt few weeks here, has returned to his {home in Montreal.One of the wdtsu wind and rain storms, this ye&r, struck here at about half.past hree on Sunday uf- ternoon.Sept.19._ Mj ton, Mass., is E.P.Ball.Miss Annie from a two with relatives is.J.Wood, of Bos- 1e guest of Mrs.(Dr.) lochrane j hüäs returned eks\u201d vacation spent n Waterloo.Miss: Armandg Shorey, of Montreal, who was the guest of Mrs.M.#.Hackett for a few days, has gone to Hyde Park, V ; The former jesidents ot Stanstead are arranging for an \u201cOld Home\u201d wee) here next summer.The Village enforce thé Î fast driving \u2018ouncil has decided to thin the village limits.W.Armstrong, of ding his vacation with Ir.Armstrong is em- rman on the electric service of Boston, and that position $eems to agree with him first rate, as Be is weighing about two hundred 1k unds.Fulford - wasgipractically left alone on Sept.Boston, is spe his parents.ployed as mo street railway by-law prohibiting | À \u201cJossessessussersensens Shoes That Possess Style, give satisfaction and assure long service.À liberal assortment, covering every Footwear need of women, Hiiss- es, men, youths and children, \u2014.|J.A.WIGGETT & GO., Whiting Block, Sherbrooke.LLLLLLALL0L04440040008 \"CALL AT Ansell\u2019s Drug Store 1 And see the fine line of imported Perfumes, .Toilet Waters, etc.Also a fine line of Purses, Pocketbooks, Note Paper, etc.A visit solicited, F.T.ANSELL Druggist and Stationer.10 Strathcona Square.DRAIN PIPE Fire Brick and Olay, Portland Cement, Plaster Paris, Lime, Sand, Mortar Color, Asbestos Plaster, Building Stone, Hair, Gravel, Face Brick in colors.D.G.LOOMIS & SONS.The Most Reliable Shoes for Women Are \u201cQUEEN QUALITY\u201d JOHN MILLET & CO.Sole Agents.159 Wellington Street.FOPULAR# WANTS 1 5 cents for 15 words, 6 days for 75 cents.A 4 Reliable Drug : Store That means à drug store where as much attention is paid to see thata five-cent purchase is as satisfactory to the customer as the ten dollar purchase.It means a drug store where a child can trade with as sat- 1sfactory results as the heiid of the family.These things make it a Bale place to trade.You can\u2019t be too careful in your selection of a drug store to trade at.WE WANT YOUR TRADE, GO RIFFIT F-i \u201c THE DRUGGIST.Strathcona Drug Hal » a + \u2026._\u2014Â1 Wellington Street Another Lot of my famous 30e, Ceylon Black Tea, just arrived.This is undoubtedly the best teu for thé money have ever sold.\u201d .5.1b.lots for 81,25.Money refuréd- sed if you are not satisfied after put chasing, JAMES THOMPSON.BUSINESS CARDS.AWRENCE, MORRIS & MAIVER, Ad.4 vocates, ele.Sherbrooke and Rich- \u201cmond.L I YNDMAN & BRADLEY, Dentists, Sin Æ Life Building, Sherbrooke.1K.ADDIE, H.A.Sc, Xe Prov.Land Surveyor, 21 St.Bell Tele \u201cphone.Clé.and Montreul VS, SOS 10 SPEARS | [UN-NERVED, T TIRED Pcopleand invalids will find in eer: \u2018QUININE WINE leasant restoralive and appetizer, Pure | a'3:d wholesome, it Hus stood the test of years.Prepared only by K.CAMPEELL & Co, { leware of Imitations, \u2018 MONTREAL.J.E.A.GIROUX, ARCHITECT and VALUATOR, 51 St.Peter Street, Tel, 1030.QUEBEC.they 14th, as pverybody attended the fair at Water 00.Mr.J.R.11, of Knowlton, en route for Gr nby fruit show with a wagon load flowers, stayed over i brother-in-law, Mr.HALL iting is moving the om the river.It is \"change it into a dwel- 1e has sold the one he to Mr.Peter Benoit.ends to take possession further back\" his intention + blood p ure and rich, tones ue the nervg the sin reddens the cheeks.Ask yout doctor.fC.Ayerce.ling house, as; now occupies.Mr.Benoit in on the 28th.Mr.H.J.Bunton has heen in town with his threshing machine.Mr.Brun- ton has a gofpd outfit, and is giving good satisfac pon.He is moving in the direction bf Brome Center and West Brome.TOURIST SLEEPING CAR FOR ST.LOUIS, [MO., VIA GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY ISYSTEM.Commencinglt Thurséay, 15th instant, and every Thiirsday until further notice, the Gra fl Trunk Railway Sys tem will run & Pullman Towrikt SIcep- ing Car to Bt.Louis, Mo., through without change.Leaving Montreal at 10.30 p.m.and arriving St.Louis at 7.43 a.m.Saturday morning.Returning this or will leave St: Louis at 8.40 a.m.e¥ery Monday, arriving at Montreal 6.00 p.m.Tuesday.Berth rute 83.00 cach way.\u2014_e BONDY ILLE, Sept.19\u2014M#.CG -E.Y.Woodley, Mrs, Woodley Miss Ne hultz, J the Misses Woodle y and ef Montreal.are guest at \u201c Maplewod@,\u201d for a couple; of weeks, - ; Many of ofr citizens attended the Fair at Waterkoo on Tuesduy and Wednesday last.A large numilyer of fattened chickens, killed and pli hed, are being shipped to England, .his weck, from the Government Pouliry Station here for exhibition purpdies, Rev.(i.A.Mason, of this parish, was visiting Fiends in Cowansville re- cantly.Mr.W.H.Welch has rented his fine farm for a yefir to Mr.Joseph Thiba- dean.; Mr, W.D.oles is fattening a large umber of chickens for the Montreal market this f§l1.Mr.Fred Domes, who has heen spending a wdpk with his mother at \u2018Sandy Peach Farm,\u201d returned.to New York, « Thursday.Mr.Jas.i ckinnon, gêneral mana- rer of the EET.Bank, who has been spending a colfiple of weeks at his pret- y and commfodious summer residence ere, returned] with his family to Sherbrooke, Lon the 11th.Bondville Always welcofnies Mr.and Mrs.Mae- kinnon, and ime for thei always regrets when the departure arrives, ibout Ayer\u2019s Sar- aparilla\u2014how it makes the us system, clears 1 Î building know) as the blacksmith shop | Our Tailoring Dept! of course winter is not here, pui the season of chilly mornings and evenings has arrived and the comfortable man appreciates having his Overcoat - handy and the particular man wants a new one, Now when you are ready that Fall Suit or Overcoat, We are anxious to meet all who wish to inspect what for anything pertaining to bring your troubles to us.is latest in Men\u2019s Fall and Winter SUITINGS and OVERCOATIRGS.The very newest designs and col- orings-positiv ly the nicest range of goods we have ever had the pleasure of showing.J.R.McBAIN, Fine Tailoring An Department.Is the best town in the Town- a ships for-a good Tea and Gof- fee business.| are here.\u201ca » + : ov Thats why we 5 PEOPLE'S BANK \u2014 Paid-Up Capital, HALIFAX.| $1,000,000 EVERY FACILITY.| Eastern MOREY pis A nintercet allower carit .RECEIVED 3 C \u2018om.nt noco iit 1$: oi may Townships on Ç ha! ope ned.h yearly.with rancnes : { B DEPOSIT, s:curiTY YOUR SAVINGS OF A BANK SAFE.MAIL YOUR DEPOSIT Many out-of-town depositors have found it quite conveninn® DANVILLE, COOKSHIRE, MEGANTIC, tages of a fair SAWYERVILLE, country affords.WARWICK, \u201c to deposit with us by mail, and have combined the advan: rate of interest with the best security the } Saving Money by Mail.Re } Fi ig b.sa a Rr Ee ES pe Rn un + > .| ., pee \u2014\u2014 cam = gs I NN TINA ARID : bo: » .i Cent > \u201c = \\ © a ge a a gam - =, re SEEN AE gaa Wo SI SOY SEND ns = wala ™ Ct ning nollie.Fp _\u2014\u2014 vay By Coy AT SHES SIE op ma aha i ES - por ag.- ae + p-m a \u201c\u2026 net AE on 3 I A BA TIP BIR see wi NE ne.Wh Se #2 vie \u201cme.- -\u2014 - ND ty st.te + nm -a \u201con \u2014_\u2014 ES ; =u.a RCSA EE Cw ere en esv\u2014 .ar + \u201d nd wb a apres a.- oo NE sa Soll oe ee es | = 0m 00 = \u201cPez mar Tee me = ee a vom ve vege, ala a 2 ow ME eter = dal MIRE CE pu Br.Tn em ae ae \u2014\u2014 > 0010 Eve » y a, PN.- A r © Tor IT A SIAN | aD (Lyi oA Roni: Seca.me Ltrs.pate pes mp nets aa SE ce pe a eo - - - i oe ions ud - » ~» - - -.\u2014itegtitire- = - .D, _- - La : At ve DAS .CE ne .oe r APB rmamten tur.- - w= 0 \u201d - - oy ae.+ = oo.= \u2019 \u2026 = , el ow - Bi \u20ac cnx wa proc - \u2019 oe \u2014 poh rg iF - \u2014 i Rp Lo ar = aber b se \"set aie A * NT =.\u2014 aa Ors a Wa ire gr TEAM MPP Th gin gg 0% Pe * Cope we fe a ee an mai 00e \u2018 ry - a ut | mainder of the week.: ing.Come with the children, if con- St venient, : Call and see idm at ec Charles Seminary, which opened 7 R.J.SPEARING'S, | wiioue \"sins Tuy does oH, ff; MORENCY.Freee lye, The retreat of the pupils of terday morning with low mass, and a > \u2019 ci [a Ww + of EEE re i$ 4 of b : A - , \u2019 ; = ANR Là à .! .rer - Fil SU : | prem 19, 1004.© wo yl PAGE-FOUR._ | | i SHiBROORS DAILY Y RECORD; MONDAY, 8 BER._ EU INT 1 , _ - à ; 0 rien : ® a \u2014 Lo 2 5 $ 4 4 LR = « LL ) | .J- + M sare\u2019 Æche El % \" I \u2014t «3 per AT bo .| | | | | > Messen: 2 \u2014 pme KK CT rE bn \u2014 \u2014_\u2014\u2014 : = \u2014 .rin closed.an agreement.rs, Wt Le , AL, D CLÉ.1 14 + a AS Te | x ; Jing, for one of the largest\u201d stores in| ceo TTR I uy Lor # ; J £3 bo Wo 1° .# ¢ | NOW.oo the Whiting Block, where they wi : NL b a EC | AN si à ars.: \u201cæ open on;or about October 1st, with |.ATTENTION Soie pe pa : 5 fo gi | - a _, BR 2m + -Aa-ldrge stock of up-to-date Furniture, , nee = be LY Ng ~~: E .Line Carpets and Oäcloths, Stoves atdi 200, - : a LL.Det) A.1S J£HE Sil vend io Pi soi Ränges.Messrs.\u201c Simioneau & Dion Attention is generally attracted hy STORE, Ë COREL LL ae Lid YH TS ) ir ftère pelt « .es \"| have the contract for the fixtures, and our show window.The display is the ti haf WA li 3 TIM a \u201chut sus ot er pieces.when completed it promises to be one Sample Shoe Sale and remaining pairs | SERRE 2 Lo Cut Class of the Snest furniture parlors in the of the season's\u201d supply.The exte Fjor 2 is City.of eur shop is being p «1 and 5 2 à 9 - y P by painte an we RS à | z 1 be a Lo.: ; Miss Lula Heath has returned from a caution.the publie to observe the signs : ft to clear up for the long winter Bronzes, .two weeks holiday at North Hatley, of warning, lest they get their clothes À 8 ( months.Look ; oh pare and will be the guest of her sister; daubed.We encourage trying on at PE EC \u2018 over and you will see what nea >.Mi 1 h re- our Parting Sale, as it avoids chang.LASER à | y T patterns \u2018you can, get for little Cloeks, Etec.Mrs.George E.Mitchell, for the re 10 5 on a A 4 Campbell, left for home last week.mination may be running yet.\u2014 \u2018Fan Cy 5 2% ETE LQ \u2018 lo | 4 \u2019.+23 STRATHCONA: SQUARE.i general communion.The special 3 OPPOSITE THEATRE.[ pris Tv ==\u2014=== preacher was the Rev.Abbe Antoine + CE _ 7 Jolivet, of Stanstead.The custom of 44 opening the scholastic year with a 2 3 45 \u2018\u201c\u2018retreat\u2019\u2019 is, though not obligatory, ot ré i almost universal?throughout- the].CUS 8 whole of Catholic christendom.About ards i Ti pak : CLE a week after school begins, when the § : \u201ched 1g IH AE | 0 : | 7 pupils have settled to their work, three The most complete w ardrobe on the market, equipped: - ve ?[I - ; \u2019 .A : el .il à 4 NTT VE RICHARDS SON If vou are ironing at your house to- E or four days are given up to religion.ers; to accommodate eight complete suits of clothing, A vi, Fa : cn ; 8 SHE RBRODOKEY morrow, it will sgve your household Mr.Ansley Dunlop, of the Eastern % Saturday evening about 7 o'clock - ceptacle for soiled clothes, three hat boxes, à long shelly | ut # \"> LH yy - D some trouble if you have us send you Townships Bank, is on relieving duty 2 ha he ' ee of Me Jet \\ M shirts, underwear, ete., and space for six pairs, of shoes.V 4 CR HE Surveyor ana Civil Engineer.up apie or .two instead of baking [fin St.Johns.outside.the house of Mr.L.A.\u2019 es HE book I Sled A, DUFREENE so them at the house.Mr.C.J.P ho be fresne, King street, burst with a re but cempact.Cp , * $ : HAE: AN UFR Office King Stree \u2019 rince, who has been visit- port that startled the entire neigh\" \u201c% A 7 Fi ; i , L.\u201cBou reirsts.Sktaner Phone 60, In Sher If you have never had one of our ling friends in town for some weeks, borhood.A ¢rowd assembled almost PRICE $24.00.- * stock up A RE $y à.i pies try one now and we think you has returned to Boston.immediately on hearing the noise, but|B : \u201d om fi Ie ; LH | A & L.C.BACHA ND, M.D.| will like it.Apple, Orange, Lemon, [} Mr.and Mrs.W.M.Tomlinson re- Were only rewarded by seeing a quan- Finished in handsome surface.oak.ey fot a 5 CLR BK SPECIALIST.\u2018 Strawberry, Mince, Ete.; turned on Saturday evening from a tity of glass, almost in, powder Auber wan edn ia \u2014Ewirds Pudi re hat &Y HR 110 Since 189$ has had full charge ol the = \u2014\u2014\u2014 short visit to Montreal.strewing the sidewalk.À funny in- \u2019 | - F | \u2018 25 45 Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Department Co Mr.H b cident in connection with the little ac- COE : IR iy at the Sherbrooke Sacred Heart Hospit- M L y r.Hubert Schubert, of Littan, Ger- cident was the fright received by a VA - 4 3 E \u2014 ,Ç aod ity 0 = ours of Consultation: At the Hospit- oLean\u201ds ~~ [fmeny, is\u2018in town for a few days be- man who was passing at the time the | | \"# T .SB cfa! H al from 8 to 10 a.m., every day éxcept ' \u2019 fore going to New Brunswick.: g.+ fps ¥ ig: - Sunday.At his\u2019 office 17 Brooks street, Bell Tel.195.; People\u2019s exp losion occurred, So startled was STARTED OUT IT IS TROE Eco, à 18 Sherbrooke, Que., from 10 a.m.to Br.ma APES 5 È Miss Coats, of Ottawa, who has been he by the noise that he took to his - Io WORLD.| Pia ih ; = = |lthe guests of her sister, Mrs.F.J.hoels and from his speed and deter- TU SEE THE ° To tet à yg BoE RY i 15 ; 54 : : si Miss Herminie Chretien is at St.The Rev.E.A.Dunn, MA, has Ter FOUR LADS GET AS FAR AS RICH Bocomiag hil x aszéss\u201d \u20ac + ir ie d\u2019Ely for a couple of weeks, the \u2018turned to Bishop's College, after his MOND, AND\u2019 THEIR DESIRE +4 well made, and in the la PE i ome In nf et uest of her cousin, the Abbe Nicol.vacation, which was spent in various or nw «| We supply such ra ' te ih fe parts of the diocese, taking the ser-| FOR ROVING IS SATIS.pricns.a 0 i i ] 5 co Mr.and Mrs.E.Hazen- Drury have vices wherever a paris/ was tempor- -FIED / See our VEILS and : Ph # BE \u2018 GC rrived in New York from Mexico and arily in need of a clergyman.Mr.or wear.- Aie ; Li ; Jed * arriage ! Fy expected\u201din Sherbrooke this week.Dunn officiated at St.George's, Len-| The story comes, this morning, from 1 a - ns bo Es Mr.Justice Lemi h .noxville, at Kingsey and Quebec, but ; Nave.of 1 boys, FET.F Eo c fe have ste more that must g6 in order to make room for our ng the last few days.in neon Spend the most important and significant a neighboring Wage, \u20ac ed out C.E.EREIOm 8! : a ta LI : mo \u2019 j CE, rid uiters, Which are arriving daily .uebec, and returns to\u2019 town on Tues- Part of his Work was a three weeks\u2019 who, ventre 1d.Ti , boarded - a TR, i it - \u2014 J ta ay.tour of the Metapedia Valley, under- to see the work ey, -/ ; FOR #2 JA 3 : 0 Mrs.M.T.St d M D w taken at the request of the Diocesan freight train and rode as far as Rich- PU =F 2 \u2019 = % Ry _ 3 \" .enson an rs.Board.La CRÉES SEE OUR SULKY PLOWS i= it 2 4 vu : This district comprised the di S f.the charm had gore Cow \\ Stenson have returned from a visit region from Ni ew Carlisle, on Baie des mon ome or t as = » 7 to Mr.Charles Stenson at St.Johns- = by that time.The ride was no o pleasant as thev had ticipated.They mg + ones Chaleurs, on the cast, to St.Flavie, rh get sa Pres who laid it before the Diocesan Board, NE ; y ury.: on the Intercolonial Railway, in the! ,w Richmond and wére satisfied to ! \" i id : Mr.and Mrs.Henry Ross, from In- west, and a thorough search was return home.No trains were moving _ T\u2014y - dvert gL ie | ian Lorette, are visiting their.daugh- made for the English-speaking people in the homeward direction, however.- sis Ta er, Mrs.E.H.Sewell, Melbourne services held and ministrations offered And besides, they decided that walk- Ë Ed a» 4 y i A a fret.; wherever a stop was made.On the ing, as compared with riding, was not Special Bar gaia Dy E fn i r return of Rev.Professor Dunn from \u2019 ehchin Brompton, the day the 20th.Rememil: - a.Blankets, W ips, Et = Mr.Richardson and Mrs.Rich- this Journey a report was .made of too bad.On r PA was i wait.y - \"A | son will be at home Friday evening this missionary tour to the.Bishop father of one of the lads Le day and date - Toesiu § ë Call and see us.Prices and -terms are sight.the married members of the congre- ing, and on the midnight train\u201d he 20th Se m1 CLLELLLELLELLALILLILELLEAREEEL ERLE ES they are in great demand.We, also, have a fine line of, ie Plows.Harnesses, Robes, =~ ge : ho lai ! ) them home.pt : D | tion.K with the result that at the recent vis- \u201che are tii They: have seen Wonderful bargains ill, \\ up IC , =.Le BEAN, The Junior Ladies\u2019 \u201cAid of the Me- itation of His Lordship to the clergy the: word, Pes following g00ds ; _ thodist Church will meet Tuesday, ! at at Lennoxville the Rev.E.A.Roy, of \u2014 eu?oe ob ; 185 & 187 WellingtonSt.| .Opposite Albion Hotel.7150, with Miss Bradley, Factory East Angus, was appointed travelling TH At.Ladies Sendo | | accou NT sf SHERBROOKE, QUE.street.777 missionary to take charge of the Eng- THE FEAR T + -+».Led : \u2014_ \u2018 e.Odell on or wh oo - meet found amounted to over 200 church \u2018 .: Serge, 69c, never.sold à ; Bifls always re n en PEL rerum from arlot- people and 200 other Protestants of A PHILADELPHIA MAN- AND HIS {than $J.25.CO + 9 DAI Ww M PET _ other denominations, who have , no PERTURBING EXPE RIENC EN Boys\u2019 Woul Caps, 1 Saves one \u201cWri .\\ Lg \\ LL 3 | Mr.and Mrs.G.A.LeBaron, Miss ministrations, as well as many more OCUM.195¢ i : .- \u201c SÉPT.I9, 1904 | eBaron and Mr: Rex LeBarbn left who will welcome the work.ON THE GENERAL SL M I-Wool Co w .ID, 1904., this morning for Montreal, where they i (From the Kansas City Journal.) ens à Wal tt 2 METROPOLE BUILDING, | KING STREET.will spend the week.MAGISTRATE\u2019S COURT.Every one has the hidden: notion Caps, bc, wo qe James Sangster, Belvidere] B.Simpson, who was arrested ten i sanic he would act Ladies\u2019 Black Cabell ee eet, left on Saturday morning for a days ago.charged with breaking into that in case of a} wu.Hose, 23c, worth 30c, §& 1} K's visit to Ottawa, Almonte and Bray Bros\u2019.store, was brought up in with coolness and discretion.Mr.| reat reduction A +.| now have ont er points in Ontario._ custody before Judge Mulvena this Frank { .Siff, a Philadelphia gentle- g | - Rp f Dr.T.B: Ackerly and Misses Addie morning and remanded until Thursday.man, gow residing in Coffeyville, Kan.,.13c for Laces .Wa ac © t.wer E.I { RET say s h > hac à ca x se 1 Oc for v wo | For Merchants | I am basy filling up.+ iy ven gai ET Doit 4 A ERNE EN PEN Lar Te aie i > for Laces : \u2019 A that he\u2019 could not apderstand how men 7\u20ac fo | Ë Fall Orders., soe oe gh Canada The death of a an old and wll known lost their heads or became fo oe for Laces ead y-me Ÿ r.lcarc crown land agent, resident of Lennoxville, Mr.Frederick | in the face of some appalling danger.Hc [or Laces 5 - Any one short of assortment will do well to call at my store.n > has been quite ill while visiting Elliott, oceurred at his home on Sat- But he knows better now.He was in dc for Laces hi 2 Recollect that you can purch ase your Hats, Caps, Shirts, Collars, n i in Wotton, has entirely recov- urday.Mr.Elliott has been ill for a the great Slocum disaster, and he un- 3c for Laces worl ste cr&d and\u2019 returns to t ma , : 4 ne Braces, ete., from Codere, at the same prices as Montreal or Tor- | 5 to town this week.number of months, and the end had derstands what it means to he mrs Stock Collars at 150, 1g .H.Chretien, while visiting Vic- \u2018been gradually drawing nearer.He yzed by fear.To the Coffeyville |.iid - onto and ius save-freight and cases.toffia Park, had the misfortune to fall passed peacefully away without suf-} Jourmal he said: .125c.& 4 « 44 - Visit my sample rooms before placing your order.anil injure \u2018her knee, from the effects of fering, at the age of 71 years.The \u201cI had gore out on the boat for a Fancy Bordered Han + \u2014 which accident she is still confined to fundral will take place at 2 o\u2019clock day\u2019s outing with Mr.Narden, a New chiefs.2}c¢, worth bc.2° .-.thé house.on (Tuesday afternoon from.his late] York merchant.The fire started.| 460 01 7 ; / M D Is home to Huntingville.\u201c| never saw such a sight.Terror was Silko.all colors, ; La gracessssssens 44444808 £0040L0E00400400 00004 R | Ir ond in David Smith and four RT | the only expression in the peoples worth 60c.15, ! \u2018 also r arry Martin, from PRINCE HERB \u2019 * ) _ ; + Cc C Ÿ Plgintield, Vt, visited : eyes.They seemed to want to st! Dress Goods, vol Mail Ord ¢ 20 sited\u201d Mrs.W.H.\u2019y ~ Mmait ureers ca \u20ac all at odere\u2019 Ss _ | Sims en route for their future home BISMARK DEAD.anywhere, just So it Was away from and 75c.Bargain pric : oe © ® in {Kewanee, Ill.; that terrible fire.Then, suddenly, the Black Silk: and Co | tended 10 + ® .7 .; deck fell in, and 1 saw \u2018dozens of wo- acK 240 \u20ac %! Miss Anna Morris has left home for (Continued from page one.) men and children go-down into what Gloves, 19c, worth 35c.CE Bae : ar Wa re ore 2 Ottawa, where she will spend the next took part in nearly every \u2018important scemed to be the mouth of u huge M other goods too LT \u20ac ao , 3 thr£e days and take the opportunity international transaction.| furnace.Co 1 any will 4 * ' 2 to {visit the Ottawa Exposition which.An incident which nearly wrecked \u201cNarden and 1 -wére standing close érous bo mention - ; 1 + For Your > opens this week.Prinee Herbert s save, and that caus- together near the side of the hoat.1 cheap on that day.\\ ; Co 0 ; : 3 Mrs.Robert Smith and baby, from Le rina ; than \u201c2 Pew Hane never was hefore possessed of such à LIVIER i de oo Es) / & COW THEN.all rrades STALL FINTURES ; Nogth Hatley, aldo Mr.Freeman Lear- ] i £ with Princess Carol h feeling as I experienced then.! did; .C F.0 aE rs .+ Poe 8 : hoe BEAD L ARTS, 3 moth, from East Burke, Vt.were Sobement wilh brincess arolath ot feel any fright, or any desire to Se © & HORSE BLANKETS, Square and Stay On: F sudhts of Mr.and Mre.W.IL Sims peuthen, the wie of Prince Karl, the lee for a moment: 1 scemed to he | BOSTON STORE i ?Tw re La Co dutling tl eek.ead © re distinguishes Silésian | =~.a Gh mn or , ° | + LANTERNS, Tin or Brass, \u20181 HALTERS, » pate wee \u2018 hoûse.The Princess was of \u201cthe *\u2018arins numbly.at the sight of those 117-119 Wellington 0 .° & Cr CTT a = 1c : CC ea + Mr.EG l women and chillren being roasted to : » a : MEAT CUTTERS, 3 kinds.SAUSAGE STUFFERS, ete.+ ragnon, advocate, son of Hatzfeldt family, and young Bismarck death I id mi : | the - : Rh .| + .® the Hate Hon.Mr.Gagnon, who was pt/ the time was his father\u2019s private En \u2019 could not move, an Ti © LL ma .4 GOMDERE SONS & GO., 2 Provincial Secretary, and, also sherifi secretary.Count Herbert lived with thing that stands out in my reconce- ; ° .( $ a | Juebee, has come to reside in | the Princess in southern Italy for a JON stronger that anything else was + \".¥ Wholesale and Retail Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Leather @ Shdfbrooke and will open e office | few weeks, and then at the command the vague wonder 1 felt if the boat 4, ¢ st + and Coal, Sherbrookc.a herd: of his father returned to Germany.would burn clear to the water.FIIIFFFIIIII IFS FI IIIS IFIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIS IPSN 4 the recent meeting of the Col Thé Princess afterwards was divorced thai, ll am a cupid + Prin.Bind legd: of Physicians and Surgeons of the and has since cied.rm.ant ae ee LL.ier Te Le Profince of Quebec, the i The \u2018title of Prince Bismarck and the NeXt thing I \u2018knew Narden had drag-! pairs SOLD RECORDS | vas on hand bright and carly with Goh me RL The © uriennial thee large fortune of the deceased will go.ged me over the side of the hoat and | Rusher: Sta AND GOT HIS BOOK Asked io | his a rr priver, od for the District of St.© Francis, to his seven-year-old son, Otto.jumped into the water with \u2018me.The \\ i ° pe a fo win b is absence from divikion No 1 were: Dei I 0 The late Emperor Frederick gave to cold water in a measure righted me! - Legal Sta .i ; : : o i rk extensiv res I'T began to think of saving my-: _\u2014 \u201c Canfirand, 1 Dr.No |] Chancellor Bismarck extensive forests anc a saving La ,Ç HOW SEVEN YEAR OLD LAD OF You know, as, I po! to have 1 ob oan Dr ry at Friedrichsrûhe, which have since self.I swam \u2018with all my strength to : N - Co a new primer, amma thought the Cantille we To ARE increased in valu d the Chancel- Ward big i I oachiner.ENTER.VE , SES \u2018anjille de Wotton.\u2019 mere in value, an 1e 1ance a big boat saw approachinz CENTRAL SC HOOT RAISES old one was good enough, but I want- : ° ot on \u2018| lor gave to Prince Herbert $2,400,- and the next moment 1 was hauled mm - eus WELLING FUNDS FOR PURCHASE ed a new one.So in the afternoon T e Lord Bishop of Quebec was the 000 in securities and cash, The es- .to it.It contained two deal hile ren I OF PRIMER.| went down to the Record office.I gues of his'son, Rev.E, A.Dunn, tate is now estimated to be worth|and a?\u2018half- drowned min.Nurden SHERBROQ \\ : 1ad one cent and I bought two first | at livinity House, during his stay in 84,000,000, exclusive of the lands.and E were both\u201d rowed toward the- go Among the phpils .of the Central | edition papers.I sold them and had penfioxville He left on Saturday for |\" | shore, where we lost no time in set 0 \u201cBeil Tel; School ix ar little lad.only seven two} cents.Then F bought second Windsor Mills, where he was the STOCES.ting away from the terrible scene.a vears of age, who has evinced an edition and made six cents the first guest of the Rev.Rural Dean King.f \u2018R.F.Morris, stock broker, Odell\u2019s we could do nothing the I wa tee Te ambition remarkable in one so young.afternoon.Yesterday I went back and esterday administered the holy\u2019 Bleck, reports \u2019 »-day\u2019s prices, one late.g then.nan : fT = When schogpl opened he was placed in and sold Records and made ten cents rite bi confirmation at that place.To- o'clock by telegraph, \u2018as follows : \u201cI have often | Kool Whether or i 5 ; one room, but at once applied for{ more.Then I bought my primer day he - Bishop left for Quebec.MONTREALSTOCK EXCHANGE not I had an ben al ; phe RE i._ ; .: .; .on », ; 1 oO save, - promotion to another, He persisted and have got one cent left.; \\ A | arrangement, has been made be- Detroit Dotted By re 1m some\u2019 of the unfortunates in the hot.THE LARGEST.AND y | and by his brightness proved his qual- 1 ov said his teacher, SOU tweeli the 33rd Battalion Band and Montreal Light and Power ae I had an opportumit: iol had BEST 106, PACKET Jl.2 \u2018fenti , sa v {will ie vour \u2018k in the dd.À 1 Twin City Cog 1£V once 1 tare Ty ification and TT > e t , ake Your mark in the world the Harmony Band.to exchange oe- | NAW YORK STOCK.EXCHANGE been in condition to do so.A child Dominion Tokura fa 0.J | hen arose a dllicudty.He must \u2014e : pcasidhally at band stands.To-mor- | is ss and itd mother ran past me sereamino Biraoue ; Ps have a new primer.He reported this row jevening by request of citizens in| FF dy RSfracnty : : 1712 for help.But F was dazet 4 wor in or Th fu Le .az ! \u2018 = - ät home, but his mother thought At the cathedral yesterday the Rev.the Yorth did,\u2019 the Harmony Band ; Atchinson Co i horror that I could SO thing e- a 0 .the old book would do him for al Father Gignac continued and finished will play \u2018at Pértland \u201d Square, wea- nion Paoitfo.9s cept to vaguely In fi nothin , == dE Ci while vet.Not so to his mind.| the reading ol the Encyelical.letter of | ther §permitting.Residents around: = THICAGO BOARD oF TRADE.Lore 3% them run 1c cer (he \" Caper di the Method Then last week came two afternoons Pope Pius X.on the Immaculate Con- Raciñte Park have expressed the wish| \u201c - Gora .= 0 | sel and {hen Come el TU tea and sale BOT when\" the little fellow did not appear ception.Mgr.LaRocque was present that{the 53rd Band will soon be able | vs pate ; \u201c12e Enow whether rp A ; y tent A jt, at the .roe at school.The morning following he on the throne.n |\u201d f por them in like manner.I Lard | © Led\u201d HOT they wep en a 4 Howard.° 7 Le.I - : | oo I - Stock up now and be ready for fall business.1 5 GE \u201cAdyertisi n 812 > g | Duplicating ACCOUNT BOOKS Bills always ready, = Saves one writing.= | sow have on hand a good | lie of Readymade * Blank Books \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 fo + - Mail Orders carefully attended to La) f © |.PAGE, | Printing, Binding, Ruling, Ruober Stamps snd Legal Stationery.\u201c10106 WELLINGTON STREET, SHERBROOKE, M Bell Tel.467: \u2014 \u2018if Yearling heifer\u20141, H.Doyle; | Charpentier ; | tle.Power Co.rea MR MICMANAMY LE * Acquires\u201d an \u2018Interest In Sherbrooke Heat, Light - & Power Co.\u2014\u2014\u2014 \u201cIF THERE'S.ANYTHING GOOD IN IT 1 WANT A SHARE OF IT.\u201d The Sherbrooke - Power, \u2018Heat Company has a néw shareholder Fa It is understood \u201cthat several shares were transferred\u2019 to him dbring the past few days.\" It is said not to indicate any change of view om his part re-.properly approached by the city he might - be induced to part with his holding.Councillor McManamy \u201cWas asked by the Record this morning as to, the correctness of the report that he was buying up Sherbrooke, Heat, Light stock, He replied that it was true that he was buying some stock; \u201cbecause,\u201d said he, \u201cif there is anything good in it 1 want a share of it.\u201d \u2014\u2014 THE DRUMMOND - COUNTY FAIR, (Continued from page one.) 2, F.Cardin ; 3, C.Boisvert ; H.Hughes.: 4, Ww.Newton Toate C.F.Bradly ; 2, Orpingtons, chicks\u2014A.A.Evans.- \u2019 CATTLE, Bantams, any variety\u2014I, M.Hall.Th \u2018 Breeding pen\u20141, A, A.Evans; 2, C.oroughbred.| Husk; 3, F.Hall, \u2018Three year old'bullt, John Mc-| Pair turke s\u2014l, R.F.Husk; 2, H.Cable ; 2, John Cross.: Kell 3, 7 Reiff.ue, 2 year old bull\u2014I, E.Duffy; 2, E.Pair cie L M Doyle: 2 G -W.Evans; 3, G.Atkinson./\\ Wintle : 3, C.Bo oyles Yearling bull\u20141, Wesley -Lyster.Pair ducks, Ble.Husk: 2 P Yearling bull\u20141, Wesley Lyster.| Boiaver.KR.ot sn Bull calf\u20141, J.Dowd; 2, C.N.Ly- Grains.t 3, \u2019 8 Mil h J.Paton.: Barley, two-rowed\u20141, J.H.Moore; ilch cow, springer\u20141g J.Dowd ; 2 2 2, F.Doyle ; 3, C.Boiavert.F.Doyle.© .Yearling heifer\u20141, J.Dowd.wy > four or sixrowed-\u20141, W.Heifer cali\u20141, J.Paton ; 42 Mrs.J.oar x Bothwell -2 T Duffy Pat Td, .: .\"3; Grade Cattle.\u2014 3, S.Bothwell ; 4, F.Bothwell ; 5, Milch cows\u20141, Fred., Cummings; 2, Bogie Bros.; 6, Emery Boisvert, Newton Doyle ; 3, J.Ewing; 4, Rev.'H.Wright.3 year old milch cow\u20141, E.Duffy ; 2, Newton Doyle; 3, H.Coles.Milch cow, springer\u20141, C.M.Lyster; 2, Newton Doyle.+ 27 year old Heifer\u2014!, Newton Doyle; 2, i Duffy ; - 3, E.Duffy.2, C.N.Lyster; 3, W.J.Bothwell.\u201c 3 year old \u2018steers\u20141, J.Ewing ; 2, R.Walker; 3, C.N.Lyster, | 2 year old streets\u20141, C.N.Lyster; 2, R.Walker.| year old steer\u2014], H.Pye.=.Steer calves\u20141, C.N.Lyster ; Graham.Ce .Lyster; 2 2, 2, W.; \u2018French Cattle.\u20183 year old bull\u20141, J.B.Chignon.2 year old bulls\u2014I, J.B.Trudel; 2, C.N.Lyster.i Yearling bull\u20141, C.N.Lyster.Milch cow\u20141, C.N.'Lyster; 2 A.J.Lyster.Milch cow, 3 years\u20141, A.J.Ly ster; |'2, C.N.Lyster.2 vear old heifer\u2014I, N.Lyster.Yearling heifer\u20141, C.N.Lyster.Heifer calf\u2014C.N.Lyster.Grade French Cattle.Mileh cow\u20141, Xavier Charpentier; 2, M.Cloutier # 3, L.Proux; 4, M.Smith.3 year old milch cow\u2014l, Xavier 2, L.Proux; 3, G.Win- J.B.\u201cTrudel; 2 2, -C., Mileh cow, springer\u2014l, C.N.Lyster; A.J.Lyster.: 3 year old heifer\u20141, G.Wurtle; 2M - Reiff ; 3, Mrs.G.Wintle.Yearling heifer\u20141, Geo.Smith; 2, Paton; 3, Edmond.Boisvert.Tine cali\u20141, A.Dionne; 2, L.Proux.- oo - Sheep\u2014Registered.° - Aged ram\u20141, IL Lyster ; 2, J.Ewing.Ram, 1 year old\u2014J.Duffy ; 2, Bogie Bros.ol Ram lamb\u20141, C.N.-Lyster ; 2, Geo.Lebel > Pair \u2018aged ewes\u20141, Cc.N.Lysters 2, George Lebel ; 3, H.Lyster.Pair veärling owes\u20141, H.Lyster; £2, .N.Lyster; 3, G.Wintle.Kills Bed Bugs one application of LYON\u201d S Liquid Bug Poison does the work.Costs 25¢.a large bottle.satisfactor\u201d Your money back i* not Az all dealers Your Boys Have they Savings Accounts?Habits of thrift and ecomomy learned in youth cling through life\u2014 This bank pays 3 per cent.- interest on all Savings, comp -unded twice a year.Eastern Townships Bank Established 1859 | dE $ =} A SHAREHOLDER, Light and |.in the person of Councillor McManamy | garding municipal ownership, and that | and SEY crn DEEP a om AEN Re Best éalt that Canada hast salt works, an.pudduce, 1, BRE that's the \u201cRest aiixwbore dr ered - rea Tw 1 + Pair ee lande BC Lyster ; 2\u20ac.N.Lyster; 2, Harry Lyster.: GRADE S SHEEP.Pa of Short ret .Pair aged ewes\u20141 Lyster; 2, W.J.Bothwell 7° 3, °C.Fini Pair yearling ewes=], G.Wintlé; 2 , C.N.Lyster.$ Pair\u2019 ewe lambs\u20141, G.Wintle ; ; 2, C.| Wurtle ; 3, C, N.Lyster, - Lôhgwool.Pair aged ewes\u20141, C.N.Lyster; 2, J.Blanchette; 3, Geo.Lebel.Pair yearling ewes\u2014l, W.Ramsay; 2, J.Ewing; 3, M.Reiff, c Pair ewe lamiss\u20141, Geo.Lebel?2.N.Lyster; 3, M.Brady.5.SWINE_REGISTE RF Aged boar\u20141, Geo.\"Hohn =, H.Pye.Spring boar\u20141, A.J.Ly ru Wurtle.' Aged sow\u20141, G.Wurtle'; 2, Bogie Bros.; 3, H.Pye.- _ Spring sow\u2014l, Mrs.G.Wintle; 2, A.J.Lyster; 3, G.Wintle, Grade Swine.Spring sow\u20141, J.Graham; 2, P.Boisvert ; 3, M.\u2018Brady.Toe Brood sow with litter\u20141, \u20ac.wi tle; 2, Bogie Bros.; 3, P.Boyce, | POULTRY.Pr.Plymouth Rocks\u20141, E.W.Fv- ans ; 2, C.Hugk.Pr.Plymouth \u2018Rock Chicks\u20141, Bogie Bros.; 2, A.A.Evans.Pr.Wyandottes\u20141, G.W.Nutter; 2, Bogie Bros.\u2019 i Pr.Wyandottes, Chicks\u20141, G.W.Nutter ; 2, Bogie Bros.\u2018Minorca, Chicks\u20141, G.Wintle.Leghorn Chicks\u2014Bogie Bros.Orpintons\u20141, A.A.Evans.Peas\u20141, Wm, Doyle ; 2, N.Doyle ; 3 M.Reiff; 4, R.McCaig ; 5, E.Bois- vert.\u2018 .\u2018Corn in trace\u20141, W.H.Rick; 2, H.| Hinch ; 3, W.Wentworth; 4, J.H.Moore ; 5, B.E.Reed; 6, C.Husk.\u2018Beans, white\u20141, J.H.Moore ; 9 J.B.Blanchette.Wheat\u20141,\u201d H.Mountain; 2.Bogie Bros.; 3, C.Boisvert ; 4, Hugh Kelly.\u201cPimothy seed\u20141, E.Duffy Yi 2, Jéhn Onions\u20141, P.Lapratte ; 2, M.Clou- thier ; 3, E.Boisvert; 4, Mrs.J.Wintle.\u201d I Collection .vegetables\u20141, Rev.H.Wright; 2, R.McCaig; 3, J.B.Blanchette ; 4, H.Hinch.Pumpkin\u20141, H.Sutherland; 2, F X.Tremblay; 3, C.Boisvert.Squash\u20141, C.N.Lyster;_2, J.B Trudel ; 3, J.Squash.Dairy_ Products.Dairy butter\u20141, A.Millar; 2, H.Pve ; 3, H.Mountain.Creamery butter\u20141, E.W.Evans ; 2, | Blanchette.2, E.Boisvert.A.C.Charpentier.Factory chose A.Millar : F.Towne; 3, J.Edmond.\u2018 Miscellaneous.Apples\u20141, A.A.Evans; 2, William | Wentworth\u2019; 3, H.Hinch; 4, A.Millar, | _Crab\u20141 , John Cross; 2, J.Smith; 3, J.McCabe; 4, C.Wintle.Bradley ; 3, J.Duff.Honey in comb\u20141, W.Wentworth ; 2, Cyrus Husk.Honey extracted\u20141, Ww.Wentworth ; 2, H.Hinch.Ladies\u201d Department.Loaf.home made\u20141, H.Pye; 2, G.Wintle.* Pickles\u20141, Bogie Bros.; 2, G.Ww.Miller.Jelly\u20141, R.McCaig; 2, G.W.Miller.Strawbefry and raspberry presérves \u2014], G.Wintle ; 2, Mrs.G.Wintle.| Apple and plum preserves\u20141, G.W.Miller ; 2,- Frank Doyle.Fancy flannel\u20141, E.Boisvert ; B.Blanchette.\u2018Plain flannel\u20141, Geo, Proulx; 2, J.J.9 -yp Home-made cloth\u20141, C.Simoneau ; * Hand-made quilt\u20141, Geo.Lebel ; > John Martin ; 3, Mrs.G.Wintle.Hand- nade quilt, pieced\u20141, Mrs.G.Wintle ; 2, Jas.Placey ; 3, Dr.À.L.Murray.Hand-made 2, J.B.Blanchette ; 3, H.Kelly.Woollen blanket\u20141, Geo.Proulx.» 1 work, the esteem in which Mr.Duff; 4, H.Mountain ; 5, 'M.Charpentier.Roots.Potatoes\u20141, Bothwell; H.Hinch; 3, F.Bothwell; 4, 8.\u2018 Both- welk Table potatoes\u20141, A.A.Evans ; 2, M.Brady ; 3, H.Hinch; 4, George Smith.: Turnips\u2014]1, H.Pye; 2, M.Brady ;3 Bogie Bros.; 4, H.Mountain.Beets\u20141, J.H.Moore ; 2, H.Pye: 3, H.Hinch ; 4, Géo.Lockwood.Carrots\u20141, H.Hinch; 2, E.Both: well ; 3, S.Bothwell ; 4, John Cross: 2, D.Maple sugar\u20141, John Duff; 2, W.Wentworth; 3, J.Duff.Maple syrup\u2014], J.Duffy; 2, C.F.carpet\u20141, Geo.Ploux ; SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, MONDAY, SEPT} MBER 19, 1904.Lo \" ; | i EE À - ( ! SEL PAGE FIVE ieCabe.pe eid a, 3 HELP WANTED FOR SALE 1 coin ob 1 2 ser À\" Mérithette!l \u20183 3.ote Resird Ads.hive secured more _fne Record te the gros gredtedt salesman you 1 Fancy quilt\u20141, : | ; Weäitworth ; 2, ures om Sher help than all othex Yoo.Rak your wares in every Moree J.Edmond ; 3, J.B.Blanchet Harid paling \u2014 ; H.right ; 2, Mrs.Stewart: | Crotlièt -\u201cshéwl if wôot\u20141; M.Char- | pentier ; 2, J.Me pugall.Crochét\u2019 stippeñs, wool-2, .J.B.Blanchette ; $, J: \u20ac.St.Armant.C jon crochet.in sitk\u20141, Miss Mootiey': -2, J.Matin.+ Collection crochet work ik cotton \u2014 1, ®.: 73: Bothwell ; i 2, J, Martin.- \u2018Collection\u2019 tatting\u2014F, \u20ac.Bogle; 2, J.Placey.: éentre piech\u20141, J.Dufi; 2, T.Skillen.| È >.Emb.table cloth4:2, .J.Mc\u20acabe, Rmb.cushion\u20141, |\".Skillen ; 2, Miss Mooney.- Coflection Batten} 2 -Mrs.Stewart.hand-made ol, J.McCabe.\u201c\"Buiton holes (6)-1, \"Miss Mooney ; re\u2014t; J.McCabe; 2, John Irwin.Brawn work\u20141, ET Dufi; 2, N.Proulx.Po Flowers.Prettiest honnet\u2014i, A.A.Evans; 2, M.Clouthier.E Wreath\u2014A.A.E Coll.cut flowers Coll.pansies\u20142, Plant in bloom\u2014 Mrs.G.VWintle., Foliage plant\u20141, Mrs.G.Wintle.pos.- 1, A.A.Evans.A.Evans., S.Charland ; 2 > È M.Clouthier ; 2, COMPLIMENTARYÜ TO YOUNG SHERBROOKE .CITIZEN.SOON TO BECOME A | BENEDICT.On Saturday evefing] Mr.D.J.Me- Manamy, druggist,\u201d was tendered a complimentary dinner, by a number of his friends, on the occasion of his marriage, which takes place to-morrow, morning.Mine Hést, Gauthier, of the Grand \u20acentral Hotel, had the dining room and tables most beautifully decorated, and the service was first-class.Thé menu was, also, a piece of artistic and on \u2018the cover was a small photo of the guest of honor.Among those present were : Messrs.D.J.Me- Manamy, J.H.Walsh, General Pas senger Agent of the Q.C.R., John, Léonard, K.C., T.J.Maguire, W.H.Leonard, Registrar, Cookshire ; Dr.St.Pierre, J.N.Gregoire, W.-J, Mc- Manus, M.Eugene McCarthy, Phila- detphia ; A.E.Masse, F.P.McCabe, W.MeManamy, H.H.Morency, Geo.P.Murphy, F.J.McKenhna, Jas.Mc- Givney, C.O.St.Jean.Mr.J.H.Walsh acted as toastmaster.* \u201cThe King\u201d having been duly honored, Mr, Walsh gave that to \u2018Our Guest,\u201d and in \u2018doing sd referred to McManamy was held by his friends, and in wishing him long life and happiness in his wedded life,\u201d he was voicing the sentiments of those around the board.\u2018Be: fore concluding, Mr.Walsh, on behalf \u2018of the company, presented Mr.Mec- Manamy with a begutifully cut glass botwé.Mr.| MeManamy, who was visibly affected, thanked the/company for thé great compliment which they had accorded him in tendering such a splendid banquet and present, He thanked them most sincerely for the kind words of the chairman.The other toasts were \u201cThe Benedicts,\u201d proposed by Mr.F.J.McKenna, and responded to by Mr.T.J.Maguire and John Leonard, K.C.; \u201cThe Bachelors?by Mr.T.J.Maguire, and responded to hy Mr.W.H.Leonard, and H.H.Moreney ; \u2018The Ladies, \u201d by Mr.W.McManamy, and responded to | by Dr.J.C.St.Pierre and Mr.H.H.Morency.Among the others who spoke were Messrs.A.E.Masse, Geo.Murphy, C, O.St.Jean and F.P.McCabe.During the evening, songs eae were given by \u2018Messrs.T.J.Maguire, Dr.St.Pierre, H.H.Morency and J.N.Gregoire.\u201cThe company broke\" up Lang of with the singing of \u201cAuld Syne,\u201d and cheers for the \u2018Guest the evening.\u201d mettre THE JOY.The joy is in the doing, Not the deed that's done; The swift and glud pursuing Not the goal that's won, The joy 1s In the scelng, Not in what we see; The ecstasy of vision, Far and clear and freet - The joy is tn the singing, Whether heard or no: The poet's wild, sweet rapture \u2018And song's divinest flow! The joy is in the belng\u2014 \u2018Joy ot life and breath: Joy of a soul trlumphant, Conqueror of death! - fs there a flaw In the marble?\" Sculptor, do your hest; The joy Is in the endeavor\u2014 Leave to God the rest! \u2014Smart Set \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 e\u2014\u2014 Capercaiisie Are Aconmanpea, The Crown Lands Department has .been informed by the rangers in Algonquin Park that the capercailzie from Norway, which were placed the reserve last year, have weathered the severe winter and are hecom- ing acclimatized.One nest containing seven young birds was found by | the rangers.\u2018The capercailzie is a game bird about the size of a wild turkey.It is found in large numbers in Norway and Sweden, and alsg in parts of Scotland, where it is ce garded as a table delicacy.OF SHERBROOKE.FREE PUBLIC LIBRARY oO week days from 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p.m.Woollen stockings\u20141, Gea.Proulx ; 3, Harvey Lyster./ Cotton stockings\u2014], C.Bogie ; 2 FE.Boisvert ; 3, J.B.Blanchette.Woollen mitts\u20142, Æ.Boisvert ; 3, J.CRER EADING ROOM Drm days from 3i0 12 am.À to 6 and .to from 1 80 to 4.30 | ree Open Sun T GALLERY OF PAINTINGS Engravings, Reproductions, etc., Metrance by Mein Hall and second stalrway.; n week divs from 8 to 12 waa, and: to \u2018Address Box 20, East Hatley.street.WANTED.\u2014 FOR GENTLEMAN, furnished, well-heated single room, Certfer* Address, {the damp weather.+! the use of a piano for Ji | services every afternoon at 2.30, and * every evening, at & pm.by the evangelists in charge, among whom are Rev.and Mrs.H.S.Willing, - of Indianapôlis, Indiana, and 5.W.Beers, of Fitchburg, Mass.\u2014@- F ASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.Won.Lost P.C.Buffalo core ci er en 85 41 675 Baltimore .7446 617 Jersey City .71 54 568 Newark .70 57 .5Al Montreal .62, 59 57 Toronto .+.61 68 A473 Providence .19 97 3s9 Rochester .323 96.226 Library and Art Union sure are way ta get just the kind of help you t way is t Want Ade may.he use of the famous | WANTED \u2014 A GOOD GENERAL SERvant, where other girl is kept.Good wages to right person.No washing.Apply, Mrs.Ÿ.R.Webster.- WA D.\u2014 MAN T TAKE CARE of horses and do general work about the house.Apply to Dr.Robertson, Lennoxville.WANTED AT ONCE.\u2014GIRL TO HELP with children.Apply, Mrs.Loomis, 22 Queen street.WANTED.\u2014 A GIRL FOR GENERAL housework.Apply to Mrs.Cecil Bowen, No.5, Queen street.' WANTED\u2014BY THE IST NOVEMBER nurse for young child.Apply, Mrs.W.| E.Paton, Moore street.WANTED.\u2014BOY ABOUT 15 OR 16 véars.Apply at once, Stroud\u2019s Tea Store, 93 Wellington\u2019 street.WANTED.\u2014 AT THR PROTESTANT Hospital, a housemaid.Apply to Lady Superintendent.: WANTED.\u2014 STENOGRAPHER, EXperienced.- Apply to the Jenckes 'Machine Co., Limited, Sherbrooke.MISCELLANEOUS Ads.underthis heading give quick resuits.Ntaute your business here and your an Bouncement will prove a good in- vestinent, 4 BOARD WANTED FOR GENTLEMAN and wife in North Ward in private family.Good price paid for good accommodations.Address Box 20, East Hatley.WANTED TO RENT\u2014ROOMS FURnished in North Ward, with or without board by gentleman and wife.VOICE FROM COMPTON - SAYS \u201cLakeman sells Wall Paper at hal price, _five cents and up.\u2019 MISS 5 EMMA DEMERS WILL OPEN a class for guitar and mandolin the 1st of October, at No.65 Alexander - Walk of Fletcher\u2019s K., Record Office.CITY NEWS Judge Mulvena is holding a term of court at.Coatitook to-day.Messrs.W.B.McCaw and A.S.Me- Caw left to-day for Brompton Lake, where they will spend some days.within 5 minutes\u2019 Mr.Justice Lemieux, who has been spending the week at Cacouna, _ will hold a term of court at Richmond to-morrow.1 Miss Minnie Bostwick, trained nurse, has been summoned from Compton, where she was in charge of a case, to take care of her aunt, Miss M.I.Bostwick, who is quite ill.Mr.J.H.Bryant and \u20ac.Gwyn, of Sherbrooke; r.James Bryant, of East Angus, and Dr.Macdonald and party, from Maïbleton, ledve to-mor- row for a few days\u2019 flshing and hunting at the Scott Fish and Game Club\u2019s preserves at Rimouski.The new club house, which has just been finished, will be opened by this party.The section of the country in Richmond over which the members of the | club shoot, is noted for large game, 1 such as moose, caribou and bear, and as the club owns eleven lakes equipped with boats and camps, there is no {occasion to concoct fish stories, as \u201cBob,\u201d the guide, says these waters are teeming with speckled beauties.+ TENT MEETINGS ON THE PARADE GROUNDS.The tent meeting in progress on the Parade Grounds, is arousing quite an interest in\u2019 the meighborhood.Three services were held, yesterday.The afternoon meeting was somewhat in- ne damage was dane.The service at night \u2018was well attended, considering The firm of H.C.kindly tendered the meeting.-and good music and singing is quite a feature of the occasion.There will be Wilson & Sons have \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\" > CHAMPIONS WON AG AINST NA- \u2018Sunday evening, ah umbrella.terrupted by the.thunder storm, but | and secures for you top prices.FOR SALE.\u2014 ORIENTAL HOTEL, Compton ; good: paying busineas and plage route.For particulars apply R.L.Craig, Proprietor, PIGEONS FOR SALE \u2014 THOROUG H- bred Homers and Tumblers.Won first prizes at Toronto Exhibition, 1904.Price per pair, $2.00 up.R.F.Morris, Sherbrooke, P.Q.FOR SALE.\u2014 YO UNG PIGS, TAMworth and White Chester crosses.$1.25 each, F.0.B.Wm.Craig, Abbotsford, Que._ FOR SALE.\u2014 5 YEAR-OLD \u201cCLON- more\u201d horse.Dark bay : about \u2018950 lbs.; in fine condition; sire.\u201cRock Farm,\u201d Prince Danville.Would exchange for heavy horse, H.C.Wilson & Sons.FOR SALE \u2014 TWO.RESIDENCES, with barn, 60 Quebec street.Will he sold cheap Apply J.W.Bilton.TO LET Jouses advertised under this heading do notremauin idle.A card in the window is seen only by people passing.An Ad.heroils seen by ny ane times as many.TO LET-TENEMENTS IN- DIFFERent parts of the city with from one to seven rooms.Apply to Edwards Furniture Co.\u2018 LOST - FOUND To lose anything or to find Anything meunn to immediately think of the Record and its wonderful results.An Ad.wader this heading.is a sufeguara against oss.Ask anybody.LOST.\u2014 THREE LINEN TABLE cloths, somewhere between Cilles\u2019 Bakery, Lennoxville, and Johnville.Had [label on from Flectric Laundry, Sherbrooke, labelled Bozer.to W.C.Smith, him, LOST.\u2014 BLACK PURSE, CONTAINing 85 gold piece and some change.Please return Johnvillé, or notify Reward, if returned to Queen Cigar Factory.\u201c LOST.\u2014 ON SATURDAY, SEPT.17th, between Lennoxville and Milby, a wrist bag, containing a sum of money.Finder please leave®at Mrs.A.Cole\u2019 e\u2019s, Milby, and receive reward.FOUND.-ON COMMERCIAL STRERT Apply, D., Record office.FOR SALE Property on Factory street, known as the Boule property.Apply to : CH.FOSS, Sherbrooke Loan & Mortgage Co.For Sale Desirable Residence on Montreal Street This property is on one of the best\u2019 residential.streets, centrally located, convenient to the Street Railway and Post Office.Lot 600x136.Large roomy house with all modern conveniences.-Apply to DR.W.DUNCAN SNITH, Sherbrooke.FOR SALE .A farm sityated within one and a Lalf miles of the Village of KNOWLTON, ccn- taining one hundred acres, the greater part of which is cleared, and in meadow and pasture.The price will be found to he reasonable: and terms of -paywent will be made easy.= Apply to : JUDGE LYNCH, Knowlton, Que.ADMINSTRATOR\u2019S SALE.Will sell to the highest bidder lots 847, 848, 850, North Ward, - Sherbrooke, bids close Sept.25th, 1904.Bids to be sent to J.W.T.KIMBALL, 609 W.3rd Street, Santa Ana, Cal._ Administrator to L L.D._D.Bartlett.BARGAIN SALE -HATLEY HOTEL, if taken before Nov.1st.Good business, where summer boarders can be had ; or would rent to right party.For particulars, apply to H.Ww.PERRY, Hatley.63rd REGIMENT.A meeting of of the Officers and N.C.O.will be held at Block, MONDAY EVENING, Sept.19th inst., at 8 o'clock.Determined to , Punish The Guilty.Rewards W Will be Offered.the Mussawippi Fish and Game tion Club.Come one and all to meeting, | Wednesday Evening Next, the TIONALS.Montreal, Sept.19.\u2014The Shamrocks \u2018met the Nationals on the latter\u2019s ground, Saturday, \u201cand defeated them by a score of 11 to 6._ +e\u2014 FOREST CITY PORTFOLIOS: ; Cut out the following and fill in for the No.desired.+ e + ® # 2 e ® © oo & © ® 9 evens ee vasssesse essssser ever 1904 ° Enclosed herewith find ten * * cents, to cover cost of postage \u201c * and expense of mailing No., of \u201cTHE FOREST CITY,\u201d to \u201d * which 1am entitled as one of ° your readers, ° - e Name .coin riven eines ® e ® PO iit it crt veins eens Opes Sundan fron, 1.30 to 4.39 oan, eo well as \u2014IN\u2014 9 TOWN HALL, AYER\u2019S CLIF F, 30 P.M, on steamer Poncahontas, leaving North Hatley 6.30.Let us 1nghe a untted effort to stop the legal slaughter of fish in the beautiful and naturil bshioge stream.Lake Massa vee ee ee - lex .- TT an TE LT 24 : T.ra [PN .set Ln - : - PRE cas : : 0, .Lo - - .; 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