Sherbrooke daily record, 20 février 1907, mercredi 20 février 1907

[" » \u2014 Sherbrooke Dail \u2014 < yp ¢ y.| xr i ecord.J.\u2014_\u2014 voL.XL, NO.10.- per of Deputies.WORSHIP FOR, ALL, BRIAND DECLARES.: Paris, Feb.20=By a majority Government dude negotiations for the leasing chircjes to fF marka 2 Left was openly rebuked for its tolerant spirit.it was unworthy of Republicans, \u2018on Free Thinkers.not to respect the ç - even .faith of millions of their fellow coun- The object of separation, he was disestablishment, not \u201cerse- Liberty of worship, whether Catholic, Protestant or Jewish.must The.Catholic Church It had wen- fit to forfeit churches, feminaries and rectories, of which it might now be in possession, but this did not pre- veut the Government from recognizing Co * the-right of Catholics to worship.and the -Government,- therefore, intended to Catholic churches open for - trymen.said cution.be respected.( was not like any other sect, keen the \u201c \u2026 Catholics and for no one else.| osm at Age of 111.Gadsems - \\ .LIVED UNDER FIVE + % - SOVEREIGNS.© othy Collins,, aged 111 years, est on the continent, is dead at home on Chomedy street.The mediate cause of his death was pneumonia contracted some weeks ago.Collins, in spite of his extreme age, having- been .bern in Ireland in 1795, -tetained all his mental faculties.derately since he was a bay.sovereigns, and a cruel, and ~~ RE ewe real estate.\u201crent same Br is understood Mr.Thompson.will be à ground candidate for re-election, : Monday.March | 4th, was fied as (mite- and hominätion dav in connection with this sonable vacancy, the meeting to take place in AMPLY, (Conunued on page five.) ook, -Que.I - DANVILLE.' | i Feb, [( of the grippe.\\ | Mes.Thos, Crockett, who has been - Spending the winter in Riviere du \\ | SOU, spent a few days with relatives J N Msit friends there, wv 153 Kathleen rom dH Sev A ' the Spentf a: few months with friends, | ae 1s te guest of her aunt, Mrs.J.» %.PeaF: n, of Asbestos.À .arry Gallup, havi 1g Re tently hut js now doisir ay well \u2018as 5, could be expected, Tl © : 4 The Women's Missionare Society of il ] (he Ongregatiônal f'hurehb will hold ll i Vea monthly meeting at the home of ares | D MeCracken, Friday, Feb.crrist : can bo pe.4 1 id William Barlow left here Tues- SE vil nN company with Mr.and Mrs.A Nw for their home \u2018in Eton, Col.es A u ere he intends spendipg come little |.(i \u201c me or he benefit of his health.ka\u201d on Fo \"YM match will take place here ei riday night, Teb, 29nd, at 815 ai ro tog - \u2018 i A ;( i D ' 4.teams, A good match is anticipat- end sought, + 5 + ; _ 2.Tid SD \"BY 351 MAJORITY Meets Approval of French Cham- oo DISESTABLISHMENT.NOT PERSE- 1 crrioN.WITH LIBERTY OF ot only expressed confidence in the bl : \u2018and authorized it to con- parish priests, but it endorsed with storms of applause a.re- ble specch by Minister of Educar tion Briand, in which \u2014 the Extreme The minister declared \u201cCANADA IS DEAD.Timothy | Collins, of Montreal, - WAS - BORN IN IRELAND 1795 \u2014 - \u201cMontreal, Feb.20.\u2014(Special.)\u2014Tim- oldest } men in Canada, and probably, the old- ve _had smoked constantly and drank mo- Collins lived under the reign of five British regency beginning with William and ending with Edward ÿ CV.at i | qp- F = ; ] ee = VIE, { ; Ç \u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 5° | MEETING OF M4 rv on THE CITY COUNCIL \u201cwith ° bs reid TS tudy 7 sers > pue | Proposal to Issue Advertising cw iers, 1 e a ° (his [ Pamphlet on City Discussed.i il ! - - | Bn a 1 (COUNCILLOR THOMPSON RESIGNS oo | SEAT \u2014 ELECTION MARCH 7 CE ATH \u2014 A STEAM-HEATING 3 PLANT PROPOSITION.it \u201cThe City Council met in adjourned CE ; session last night.Mayor Farwell pre Hobie © sided and there werk present Council Rb - lors Denault,\u201d Brault, Armitage, Olivier, SE _ Desaulniers, Sylvestre, Lunctot, Me- ST Manamy and McCrea.COUNCILLOR THOMPSON'S RESIG- | NATION.eR \u201cA request was read that the proner- - ty on the valuation jroll standing in 3 - | the name oi Thompron & Co.\u201d be fi go changed to C.G.Thompson and J.S.\u201cecke | | Mitchell \u201cGranted.oF 1 The resignation of Councillor \u20ac.\u201cG: : Thompson as councillor in the Centre : : Ward wus read and on-motion of Loran Councillor McManamy, seconded by a Councillor Desaulniers, was accepted.ri PE Fhis resignation was necessitated\u2019 by ht, SIX 7 the wording \u201cThompson & Co.\u201d in the record of Councillop Thompson's city This point has been overcome by change noticed above and it Hh.20.\"Major .H.J.Boutelle conf to the honse with an attack ere, while on her w ay to Montreal to Riddle is süffering n ere attack of the grippe.Miss Eleanor Crockett has returned om a trip to st John, N.B., where Ch who has been typhoid\u201diéver, ad a relapse re- of of in- or his 1m- He 18 TINQUIRY IN HOUSE BE COMPTON DEATH Arose From \u2018Fact That No In-!Matter Discussed by the City|The Will is at Last Admitted \u2018 \u2018coroner were now before the EE EE SHERBROOKE, QUE., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1907, quest Was Held in Drake Case RARES ATTORNEY + GENERAL UPHOLDS ACTION OF THE DISTRICT CORONER IN THE MATTER, Quebec, Feb.20.\u2014Mr.Giard (Compton) moved in the Legislature -yes- terday for all documents in connection with the death of Clarence Drake, .of Compton, which -occurred on the 29th December, in 1906.In pressing the motion, Mr, Giard spoke at length, giving the details of the rather mysterious death of Drake while on his way home in December last.No inquest had been held on the remains and the-family and principal residents of the place had requested the Attor- ney-General\u2019s Department to act in the matter and hold an inquest.LIQUOR TO BLAME.Hon.Mr.Gouin replied that he was in possession of all the correspondence in the matter and produced the same before the Housé upon receipt of the first letter asking that an inquest be held.The department nad written \u2018to Dr.Bachand, coroner of that place, inclosing a copy of the letter received by the department.The coroner replied that \u2018after investigation, and five wit- nessos examined, and after the examination of the body by Dr.De Belle- feuille, (he had concluded that an inquest was not necessarily, particularly so as the bodydbore no marks of violence.The Premier added that, according to some of the correspondence, it would appear that liquor was again at the bottom of the affair.However, Dr.Bachand had written asking what he should do, and he was informed by letter to-day that the Government was satisfied with what had been done.CORONERS\u2019 INQUESTS.Mr.Tellier remarked that it was no reason because a man died of liquor that an inquest should.not be held.The present case was not the anly one on record, and the trouble was due to the organization of coroners.The law as it now stands did not give satisfaction, and the coroners were not sufficiently remunerated.= A ease like - the present one should be thoroughly investigated, so as to place the responsibility on the proper shoulders.Naturally the coroners cannot be expected to dishurse moneyes in investigating cases if they were not certain ta be reimbursed.In the interest of society inquests should be held in all similar cases, The coroners\u2019 law as it stood did not give satisfaction, but he wun- (EXHIBITION GRANT A large delegation of Townships Agricultural $87,000.So that even with this tthe Association had t tho estimated expenditure.|PROGRESS OF AND HOTEL PRICES.| THE THAW TRIAL Council Last Night.EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO PRO-|A FUND SET TECT VISITORS AGAINST EXHORBITANT CHARGES, directors of the Eastern Association attended the City Council meeting last night {0 make application for a grant in support of the coming Dominion Exhibition.The application was in a formal letter from\\ the Secretary in accordance\u2019 with a resolution passed at a recent meeting of the directors.It asked for a money grant of $5,000, for a donation of crushed stone for roads on the Exhibition_grounds, and for gssistance in installing a system of sewerage on the grounds, assistance in decorating thé city and in the entertainment \u2018of distinguished visitors.+ Mr.Alex.Ames, President of the E.in Evidence.Fellini ASIDE FOR THE - PROSECUTION OF STANFORD WHITE, \u2018 New York, Feb.20.\u2014The will of Harry K, Thaw -was finally admitted in evidence yesterday, The will was read by Mr.Delmas, In his will Thaw provided \u2018\u2018that his executors shouid- set apart ine sum of $50,000 for the investigation of his death, in case of a violent or suspic- dous end, and for the prosecution of the persons suspected of having had a hand in his taking off.Thaw left to a lawyer in Pittsburg the sum of $7,500 to- be used to obtain legal redress from Stanford White and one other person, whose name was not allowed to.be read, for the benefit of four young women, who Thaw declar- | ed were the victims of \u2018degrading as- T.A.A., spoke in support of the application.He said ihe contribution asked for might seem large.\u2018It must be remembered, however, that this was to be a Dominion Exhibition.It was important to the city that is should be a success.They wanted the people who would come to depart with the idea that Sherbrooke is up-to-date.He believed the 85,000 would be well spent.The Association was not asking more than it really needed.The exhibition had been run 22 years and hé and the benefit looked large but it must be remember- cd it was donated for certain specified purposes, such as the equalization of freight rates, incrcased prizes, educational features, increased cost of maintenance, etc.It was not available to any great extent for building purposes.The Association estimated that\u2018its total expenditure this year would amount to $105,000.Of this amount it estimated an expenditure of $35,000 on buildings and $25,000 on prizes.i The \u2018estimated income included -850,- 000 from the Dominion Government ; $10,000 had been nsked of the Provincial Government and 35,000 of the city.- The average gate and grand stand receipts for the past few years had been $22,000.If all this is available it would only make a total of ai figure on miuch | larger gate roceipts i order to ch The Mayor remarked that the 8$10,- 000 request from the Quebec Government seemed a very modest \u2018demand.Nr.Tomlinson replied that while this was the usual provincial grant the ci- derstood that in Montreal matters marked \"that part of thm County of » Compton was under the prohibition law, and no liquor| is supposed to he sold.If an inquest had been held ir: this ease, the person who gave liquor] to deceased would have been found out.oo Hon.Mr.Gouin replied that coron- crime had been committed, and not te find out where liquor is sold.The documents and evidence taken by the House, and it would he seen that the coroner did his duty in the matter, and, as a rule, the work of coroners was satisfactory._ + _.RICHMOND.Feb.20.\u2014The St.Patrick\u2019s Society will hold their annual celebration on Monday, March 13th, There will be a grand procession of the Society and sister organizations, high mass in the morning, serenades in the afternoon, and grand concert in the evening.A great array of tal:nt has been secured for the latter event.Co Departures include Mr.J.A.Mac- Greggor, B.A., to\u2019 Montreal ; Miss H.Fraser, to St.Paul's, Minn., on a, Vvi- sit to her sister, Mrs.Bigelow and on her way will visit friends in Montreal and Toronto; Mrs.Ernest Hawker, visiting friends in Sherbrooke ; Mrs.Norman Nicholson to Sherbrooke, the guest of Mrs.R.Wyatt.The local horsemen have made a speedway on the St.Francis River, and are having races almost daily.A large number of spestators can be seen on the ridge where an excellent view of the track can-be had.= Mr.Hillyard, Government Inspector: of Orphansÿ of Ottawa, is in town on business.i ; ; Miss A.Moore, who has been ill is improving to the pleasure of her many oung friends.Mr.Alex.Ferguson has gone to Quebec on a business trip.Nurse Tidswell, who has been attending a case at Corris, Que., is in town the guest of Mrs.J, W.Barrie.Word has been 1eccived of the death of Mr.Allen McFadden, of Haverhill, a brother of Mrs.Herbert Taylor, of this town.; 7 4 A A ~ hd y ~ WEATHER PROBABILITIES, Forecast for the next 24 hours, issued by the Meteorological Bureau : West to north winds ; fair and colder.TEMPERATURE.\u2018he official figures issued by St.Chiles Seminary station this morning for the last 24 hours are: Maximum\u201429.7_cegrees above zero, Minimum\u20144.0 degrees ahove zero.Snowfall=1.0 of an inch.HN Ts were very fatisfactory.Mr.Giard re- Jeing askod ers\u2019 inquests were held to find out if a | tics gave more as a rule than was The application was referred to the Finance Committee and will be reported upon at the next meeting.HOTEL-MEN, CABMEN AND CARTERS.| Mr.Ames asked the Council to tuke up the question of regulating the hotel, cub and carter charges during exhibition time.There had been many complaints ih the past of over charges.The Council, which had the granting of licenses, had the power to control this matter and take steps.to protect visitors against exhorbitant charges.\\ Councillor Denault said he would favor some action in this connection.Councillor | MeManam dhaug t a slightly higher rate might be allowed but exhorbitant charges should be prevented.It was not right to charge a man a dollar to convey him to the exhibition gate.It was not right to charge a man an cxhorbitant price fer a cot in a ball way.Councillor Dehault knew of an instance where four people had been conveyed from the Exhibition gate to the G.T.R.station and charged $2, and when they wanted to proceed to the top of King Hill an additional amount of 82 was demanded.: The Mayor thought that in the interests of the good name of the city, it was important this should be taken up.It was more important regarding hotels than cabmen.\u2018I'he hotels should announce their rates and they should be published, = Councillor Brault said the carters and cabmen had a tarif.Me could not sce why they should be allowed to charge more.He thought the hotel- kedpers should find it to their own advantage to be moderate.They derived the greatest benefit.; One speaker remarked that in his opinion the action of the hotelkgepers, in the matter of charges had diminished the Exhibition gate receipts by 25 per cent.during the past number of years, : Councillor McCrea remarked that a man would spend 850 of his own fred will and would not mind it but he would deeply resent being done out of one dollar.He thought the majority of hotels would be willing to specify rates.Sherbrooke did not want to get the reputation of jewing its\u2019 Visitors, lt took the masses to make fair à success.Some would not mind spending 850 for what they want but the majority of people had to be eco- romical.If they were overcharged instead of staying two days they would stay one.They did not like to ~ have the police drive them into the hotels at night and then to.have the hotel men drive them out.Speaking of general conditions he remarked that in his opinion if the police were supported in the rigid exercise oftheir duties and were not told -to \u2018go easy,\u201d and \u201cbe mild,\u201d better.; | Mr.Ames announced \u2018that the question of dates would be decided at 4 Of course, \u201cAll's well that ends well;\u201d but things are more likely to that begin well.To il- end well Sharp between the Danville and Asbes- lustrate: if a gale of something iz the a good ad.is a good beginning.\" o'clock this afternoon.Tt was the in- | leged misdeeds by Stanford White,and believed its success during these years | derived by the city, warranted hearty support this year.Îthe star witness yesterda I \u2018 ; ; 29 _ y.n the.Mr.W.M.Tomlinson, Secretary -and course of the examination she was Manager, spoke briefly.The 850,000 asked : = ° given by the Dominion Government | «ff w long have you known May f White had remarked: \u201cPooh, \u201cHow was that ?\u201d [ i il! of Sherbrooke.Halifax | gave $10,000 and Winnipeg, $25,000.|to make farming anyways comfortable, saults\u2019\u201d\u2019 in a house \u2018furnished used.for orgies by Stanford White and other inhuman scoundrels.\u201d The names of the four young women were mentioned by Thaw, but were not made public.Thaw also bequeathed sums | of $2,000 each to the Rev.Charles \u2018 H.Parkhurst, to Anthony Comstock, and to a lawyer named in his codicil, to be used to \u2018further discover _alto secure redress for the women, : MRS.THAW AGAIN GIVES EVI.| -DENCE.Mrs.Evelyn Nesbit Thaw was again Mackenzie ?\u2019 \u201cSince 1901.\u201d \u201cHow long has {Thaw A\u2018Since 1904.\u201d ; \u201cDid you, in May, 1906, relate to Mr: Thaw a conversation you ha with May Mackenzie, and especially in- reference to what she \u2018said to you.regarding Stanford White ?\u201d Mr.Jerome objected, but was overruled.Mrs.Thaw answered : \u2018May Mackenzie told me Stanford White had been to see her, and that she had told him that Harry and- I were getting along finely together.She said she thought it was so nice the way = wae \u2018loved each other.She said ¢ tanford- ab, it won\u2019t last.I will get \u2018her back \u201d \u201cDid Thaw say anything when % T É known her 2\u201d told him this ?\u201d\u201d \u201cHe said he had already heard i from Miss Mackenzie.\u201d | \u201cWhat was his condition when you told him ?\u201d 0° \u201cThe way he, always was when on the subject of Stanford White,\u20198 \u201cVery excited and nervous.\u201d \u201cYou had a second operation 1905, did you not ?\u201d \u201cYes.\u201d + | : | \u201cWho made the arrangements for it, and paid the cost ?\u201d | i \u201cHarry K.Thaw.\u201d \u201cHow much was the bill ?\u201d \u201cIn all about three thousand dollars.(Continued: on page five.) | \u2014_\u2014 SPEAKS OF SITUATION IN THE WEST Bright And Dark Side.| | = re PRICES ARE WELL UP AND HE LOOKS FOR A FREAK IN THE | BOOM.| Cowansville, Feb.20, \u2014 (Special)\u2014 Mr.Thos.L.Burnet, President of the E.T, Duirymen\u2019s - Exchange, is just back from a six weeks\u2019 visit to the Canadian West, This gentleman visited Banff, Calgary, Maple Creck Medicine Hat, returning through Chicago, Detroit and Ontario.His version of farming in the West, near ny point that he stopped at, is that ihe land costs eight dollars per acre and, by the time you built your house, you have a lot of money invested.In the former days, when \u201c land could be bought fora couple of dollars per acre, farming was not so costly an undertaking.The first 160 acres which is obtained~by homesteading is all that can be got reasonably, at all.The.rest is-too far from the railway\u2019 Village lots in small towns are selling attso high a price now that it is Mr.Butnet\u2019s opinion thät, wheñ the boom breaks, someone is going to get caught with=a lot of land on their hands without much sale for years.For instance, the population of Calgary.is now from twelve to fifteen thousand.If all tha lots sold to speculators in that town were all built upon with three persons in each.housé, In the codicil.f Tuesday night shipment of live : stock and, Jv down the hill, striking Mr.Kent\u2019s Mr.T: L.Burnet Finds Both | lat the time of the accident and 13 and | fing his big toe, and causing other ser- | ious injuries to his leg.|= fine.| MEGANTIC MOUNTAIN.T3 PRICE ONE CENT, DAILY NEWS SPECIALS FROM ALL ~ PARTS OF THE EASTERN TOWNSHIPS CIRCUIT COURT AT STANSTEAD, Stanstead, Feb, 30, (Special)- À session of Circuit Court is being held at the Court House, a number of cases being tried.It is presided over™ by | Hon.Justice Hutchinson, of Sherbrooke, INJURED BRAKEMAN MAY RE- To COVER._ Sutton, Que., Feb.20.\u2014(Special.).\u2014 It was reported yesterday that Brakeman Noyes had succumbed {o his injuries, He is in the hospital in Montreal.Information to-day is to the effect that he has rallled and hopes of his recovery are now entertained.LIVE STOCK SHIPMENTS FROM SUTTON.Sutton, Feb.20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 The from the Messrs.A.J.and V.N.Dyer consisted of 80 hogs at 6ic., and 80 calves from $1 to $6, according to age and quality.One very nice lot of 13 hogs brought™in by Mr.Ogden Sweet, came to about $200.WOMAN WAS THROWN FROM THE _ SLEIGH.\u2014 Compton, Feb.20.\u2014(Special)\u2014A bad\" accident occurred on the Martinville road on Thursday evening, when Mrs, Willian Draper was thrown out of a sleigh, receiving, it is feared, internal injuries.Dr, King, of Waterville, was called, and although the_patient was made as comfortable as possible, she continues to suffer.HEAVY LOAD OF WOOD DRAWN TO WEST SHEFFORD, West Shefford, Feb.20, (Spec:al) - On Tuesday one pair of Joseph Bien: venue's horses drew a load oi green maple wood from Brome Mountain to the Lawrence: creamery here.lt rneas- ured 24 eords of 34 feet long.oo The load was weighed by W.M.Harris and tipped the scales at 12,500 Ib.(64 tons).- , SLIGHT ACCIDENTS AT BURY.Bury, Feb.\u201820.\u2014(Special)\u2014 What might have proved two very serious accidents happened last week in Mr.Pope\u2019s mill.- Mr.Fred Barter was struck with the carriage, laying him up for a few days.- Duncan Harrison had the \u201cdog\u201d run into the thick part of -his thumb, which proved very painful and has been unable to work for several days.THROWN FROM SLEIGH.Granby, Feb.20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Mr.Henry Kent recently met with quite a serious accident.© While driving down the Roberts Hill on his way to the | village a _runaway \u2018team'came.furious- sleigh and throwing him \u2018violently out.Fortunately no bones were broken,but Mr.Kent received a severe shaking \u2018up and several bruises; which confined him to the house for several days.ACCIDENT NEAR BURY.Bury, Feb.20, (Special)\u2014Monday, Mr.Daniel Martin met with a\u2019 serious accident.He was hauling a load of railway ties, about four miles from: the village, and fell from the load, breaking his left arm just above the wrist.Not thinking that the , bone was broken he did not go to Dr.Me Donald until Tuesday afternoon.doctor found the bone was broken cle off and at once put it in plaster patis case.It will be some time befére |] Martin is able te- resume work.GRANBY LADY INJURED BY BAIL.Granby, Feb.20, (Special j\u2014A séridus and painful accident occurred to\\M 8.Lyman .B.Johnson, on Monday, while ahout her household duties she tripped and fell fracturing her limb between the.knee and hip.Drs.Cowley and Martin were hastily summoned and set the limb nd made the sufferer as comfortable | as possible under the painful circumstances.\u2018Fortunately Nurse Davis, Mrs.Johnson's sister was visiting her now caring for the patient.INJURED BY FALLING TREE, © Coaticook, Feb, 20 \u2014(Special.) \u2014Mr, H.T:.McDonald, while working in the woods at South Barnston on Tuesday of last week, had the misfortune to have a basswood tree fall on him, badly injuring his face and head,break- This tree was two feet at the butt and stood 70 feet tall, and got lodged in a maple so Mr.McDonald went to work to chop the maple down, which, when cut sufficiently, fell, but not the way he had planned, and as he ran down his road he had prepared, the tree followed him.and caused the above injuries.He is well enough to be out and is getting \u2018sent term makes him no less than ory wag held in the Town Hall COWANSVILLE LAD NOT AFRAIN PO HAVE TOOTH PULLED, Cowansville, Feb.20.\u2014 (Special) The young rons of Mr.Robt.MC ly; chie have, for some time pyst.e.g, suffering each from an aching took.They dared each other to have them pulled.One dav in school the vouny- er boy had a toothache, asked the teacher to be excused, and went direc- ly over from the school \u201chouse ta Dr, Lauder\u2019s office, and had his tooth pulled.Then he quietly went to the class room, saying nothing tu anyone, The next morning, when his elder bro ther recommenced \u2018to hint that he was afraid.to \u2018go to \u2018the dentist's Mr, Me- Clatchie ordered both to go and_ visit Dr.Lauder.It was only then that the \\Foungeter declared his action of the previous day.Many older people might well emulate his example.PROPERTY SOLD AT RICHMOND.Richmond, Feb, 20.\u2014 (Specidl) - The Swansborough property consisting of two houses on Craig street, was [sold by publie auction on Mondax for $990, to McMorine Bros.Thé price is considered a good one, ns the build: ings are in a very bad state of repair.The late Mr.and Ars.Swunsborough were married in England over \u2018sixtv- years ago and immediately came anid settled in the township of Cleveland, where Mr.Swansborough died about S years ago.Mrs, Swansborough died in Montreal some.weeks ago.They left no children and their property having now all been \u2018sold, the proceeds thereol will be\u201d distributed among the legatees.St.Anne\u2019s Church was bequeathed $2,-.000 worth of St.Francis Bridge Co.'s stock, but this unfortunately disappeared at the flood.Other legatees are the British and Foreign Bible Society, the Church Society of the Diocese of Quebec, the Society for the Promotion of the Christian Knowledge of England, besides relatives.A VETERAN SCHOOLMASTER.Suttpn, Feb.20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014 Mr, Willard \u2018A.Wells, of this village, can surely \u2018be called a veteran school master, the present term which he is teaching at Abercorn making no less than 26 terms of school taught by him.= He commenced\u2019 teaching in the late '50\u2019s, has taught no \u2018less than three terms in the State of Kentucky, \u2018two terms in Illinois, \u2018and the \u201cother 21 terms in thé Eastern Townships, having taught in Stanstead, Brome, Suttoh and in several other towns, Mr.Wells was ordained in the Advent Church a few vears ago, and thereby has the right to\u2019 prefix Rev.before his name.He preaches occasionally, but his old love of teaching still éalls to him, and as the foregoing will {show, he heeds the call.Ît is understood that Mr.Wells is entitled to a government grant or pension, as hav ing taught no less than 20 terms of school in this province, and the me terms of teaching in the Province of - Quebee.No one will dispute his right to the government grant.PATRONS OF STANBRIDGE .CREAMERY MEET.Stanbridge Kast, Feb, 200 - (Spe cinl)=The ninth annual meeting of Lhe patrons of the Stanbridge Fast Cream e \u201con FAST.Saturday evening lust, the 161h inst, when there Rev.N.C.Hurlbut chair.\u2019 .The report of last year's business having been presented by the Seere.Lary, ¢ as considered very satisfactory, being the most successful in the his tory of the factory.A general cussion followed, chiefly relative to methods of sales on the Board.Seve eral questions on the gihject were sn- tisfactorily amswered by the rales man, ; The following officers were appointed for the ensuing year : Committee: of Management, Messrs, D.©.Tree, H:A.Blinn, S.P.Knight, A.M.Gardner, for oecupird the Krans, for Hunter's; Harvey Beatt:, Salesman ; C.TH.Hubbard, Auditor.Below is a statement of the business of the Creamery from Jang 19th, 1906 to Jan.39th, 1907 : .Milk received, 2,701,208 Ihe, _ Butter manufactured\u201d 124,960 lhs.Amount sold for, S2S,0811$.Expenses-\u2014Paid for making, S3,121- ag .er expenses, 8168.58 ; total 83,292/66 : Amount paid to patrons, $24,788.52.Average price per Kp.of butter sold or: 22.472c.3 ! Lbs.of milk pe Ib.of butter, 21.61 lbs, ; Net \u2018price for 100 Ibs.of milk, 91 77e.Lbs.off butter per 100 The.of nul, 1462 lhe! : Average price of 100 Ihe, of mill, WOLVES NEAR there would be a population of 400,- 000 \u2018people.Moosejaw to Swift Current, à distance of ninety distance from Swift Current to Maple Creek, Little villages are springing up between these two towns till, intime, we will have about the same distance between stopping-places for the railroad there as here.These towns.will grow rapidly, up to a certain point, beyond which \u201cthey will.not go, for some years, as there is no manuiac- turing there now tke towns.being supply points for the surrounding country.Merchants nre the back-bones \u201cof the results would be much |e places.Maple Creek, the home of Mr.Bur- net's son, a lawver of that country, and the home of .Mr.Lewis Parsons, At present there are no towns from [7 miles, and a similar § Large Pack Said to be Living \u201con Deer.REMARKABLE STORY OF A MAN WRESTLING WITH A DLER.Scotstown, Feb.20.\u2014(Special.) \u2014In Franceville, near the foot of the Mes gantic Mountain, there is said to be a pack of wolves, of about thirty in number.\u2018They are chastag the deer out of their yards, so that they are often seen on lumber ronds and even on the main roads: One day last week a teamster saw fone of these deer ahead of kim on a lumber road.His dog ran after it, and the deer did not see the clog un- JTWO LITTLE ONE= 21.03.96.the man\u2019s arms.dwarf, grabbed: the der around the neck and stopped him, threw hie down and to save\u201d his own life eat they nis mal\u2019s throat.CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATH.| hy iv FIRE AT VALCARTIHER, Quebec, Fenruary 20.- Banied to death in their beds In à fire which consumed the residence and tore ol their father, two voune children ot Mr.Savack, general storekeeper) Vid cartier, a few miles north of this cit.met a horrible fate yesterday morn their little bodies heing burned to crisp.Thé ages of the Victims vers about two years and seven sears 56 spectively.Mr, Savack j< a Hebrew, and conducted a general =tore 35 this place, known as \u201cThe Sertloment The building and its contents, vo stock \u201calone, being valued nt about, 83,000, were reduced tn til it.was so near that the deer well known here, bas just voted $60.tention to establish an.adequate infor- .(Continued on page five.) 000 for the installation of a water sys- LYE {Conlinusd on pege six) | jumped clear over the dog and renin the direction of the teamster without * seeipg him either, and ran right into mins, .-_\u2014 { Mr.Ed.Stone has just Yeturned\\ from a two weeks\" trip peut an the State of lansas.4 x was & large ntténdanee._ div Stanbridge, and 11.\u20ac.Blinn and John paid for \u2018selling, cartage and oth- The \u2018nan, wh is pb rinouiderins\u201d > Naor A AT pe es a er EE 725 oe Les \\ | 1 a SHERBROOKE PATLY | ; Fred; tv illioms, \u2018of East fon, Mr, A, Phillipe, IN VCARD Io ASD ARA.qi ie sting {fen St.John, NB.a - THR I : I.SR Cl .ie EE fet ; ' , | ; (a PAGE .on I RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1907, 5 , COATICOOK.i 44 ; COMESPONDENCE \u201c1 IRICEN : CE as Da | 190 + Ærrivals fncjydle : : Mr.iand- 14 _ | y 8 11 1 78110 db T2 CD pré = = Do ra om _ =.i or fo avoid it.Mr.A.JM.Caron ct ! \u2019FoRs.1 8% all No, 10 Bell Phone of Norton Mills, V NE Miss Carpenter, {Ed a g | _ - Or cull on People\u2019s Telephone.of Norton Mills, Vt.: Mr, and Mrs.H.Editor of Rend: in thd Journal n ts à 145 Mo de Wet Wash, Rough Dry, |A.Cairus, of Fas n Cliiton.7 of Agriculture Feb t.any item \u20ac * + FF Etarched and not Troned, or Starched Some good time was made on the |i, 3 > .AP de ou = k ; and Separators.I wpuld sdv I have - æ E mor BE und.Ironed.ice yesterday morning by the local - .3 ; 242 0.one myself, but do no hold d ithe agen- B > purity R11 .Ce flyers.* \u2018King Gambhurst,\u2019* owned by, {ev for them.This ite noticed.was ® en 1 ic : in \u2019 1214 Mr.W.Smith, making.1-4 in /5 on condemning them for butter made at 4 1 3 ol BLY _ ice, equaling a 2.20 clip.This 1s {he creamery.Whe : + a gas.À A i faster than made in the winter races th 1 ore pl ber El Ah D 2341 5: ; ter Faces [son want than mil awn and separ- pin due 5 Het Cu | il + 2 Telephone 10,1 at Montreal or Ottawa, This was [ated \u2018Then sec the fine flayor vou J + al | | i.fe LL igtry ._ OBIE } timed 58 Ar.P.Cooly, hold thei have im the cream; it isf not like Flooby Ca price, 5 cents « E 112 + \u2018ourtt North Star, .C told their [whole milk taken to the factory aît # p*4P UT ME Ce.FE MINE \u2018 annual supper: this evening for memw- standing several days in 1 places, Co 7 : ; CLEAR TONG Ti 098 qual iE Ain PE oe Ba à e Transfer bers only at the Thorndyke Hotel.and I have also, seen.it left in the This February Sale of fine Em ideries includes + + LONG, HAN ANA FILL FE ; Ia Be { TL Mr.Otis.\"Sylvester, of Barford, has stable over night this! seasoh\u201d of thel 2 al t thi h neigacs B Æ CE BE = : sold his farm to Mr, Guilbert Brod; |skar] to keep it from froorinb.This is À most everything in the embroidery line.Allovers, 2 A.E.KINKEAD & ' EAE Le Bell Mhgne No.28 of Mago, for the sum of $1600.the ve, butter obtains a gas re Hop- Me, Be Po Jenkerson's, Mrs.Hill; of Thediord, Vi, also Ve.; American Indian Rhe umatic C ure.I past two months for treatment.She prices adv od Tod attle, and kins was born nt Derby, Vit.in 1813, Miss Ona Cunnin ha FN ii, o 1edlor o.\u2018also ; | ; took æ few bottles of it and fourid re- is much improved in health.was due to the \u2018for per-1b., which and came to Couticook, i in 1569, where fend in this place ghia spent the week SI \u201ctting and duveghtor, Ake ul C0 : Hel.1 have gnuch pleasure in recom- + o the fact that supplies were Lhe has since lived.* For manv venrs #lhipton, were the guests on aturdaÿ : 1 - not in excess of the requ nts.Ar ny Years + M 1 Mrs \\ \u201cGil WE mending it to those who muy - suffer \u201cMILAN, i sther fe requirements, An- fh, yy chgaged in store keeping, Dar- GOULD ol Wr.aud Mrs, AT Nutting, \u201cGi man | « i \u201cNt ne Feb.20.-Mr.Jol K.C bell, (Other feature was- the demand for c¢x- |; ; ; a Sa Square.\\ sI¥ B fron: | R raisin, being Pr H > = rr.| Je mn Mondas 4 w port nccount.aud some -200 hénd he his last illness he has been anost Feb, 20 \u2014-Mr, Mex Mekuy is 4 Mie s Katie Crai TC rd, MIL, In eth 6 vi ns remedy W at least he 1 nnpac ve as here on \u2019\u201d ?' = \u201cVIL Re \"1 ry = ! anr, o IY , \u201cif that a pci at leust help if Nr.1 Ei who has heen com.[were bought at prices ranging from que, cared Jor id hs | on tnd Pimueh indispo: nd.is home on a visit to her, : parents, Tr 8 {EE TH.C.CHAGNON, N fined to his bed all winter, is improv- Et to Sie, per-lb., for shipment to happiness.hie death pi dr jg is Mr.Oleson called on friends in this Mr.and Mu: J.Craie, Main street.bre EE C'outivook, - ing very well.- acheter Fheré wus also à good de- hins has brought much sadness to Ths vite on Sunday.Mrs.Joseph Haddock aud Migs Eve Se A RB \u2026 \u2014\u2014 Mr.J).Smith (clerk), who has been.the whole cul consumption, und on many friends, apd the hearts of al I Pire He peace and quictness in (he [line Gardner drove to Windsor Mills an AE Price, $1.00 pei bottle, or 6 bottles [under treatment at the Royal Victoria f an active trade was done.le eut to the ster.who ic poche te school since the troublesome [last Saturday to pend a week with .- Ro 15 for R300, Remedies are put up in tab- Tospital, Montreal, returned home voice bceves sold ut fe.10 Sic, alone PRES NO is-now eit fone has heen expelled, the present Mr.and Mrs, qd.Gardner ve i let as well as quid fonn, aud can be [last week, much improved \u2018in health.(Hood at dle.to die, fair ut de.to oo as a 5 number being four.There was à \u201cgloom cas SL over ow .È sent by mail to amy address, 0c, per Messrs, Murray & Maclver, contraet- 1405, Common at dau, to Sie, \u2018and JOTI SITY Sua Messrs, Cowan and Mooriey\u2014 quiet village on Friday: Just by the \u20ac > In: 1} » : \u2019 inferior ut ke.1 TT BEEBE PLAIN.to st expeets ¢ on Friday Just by - \u201c0 ; a box, ; ors, have finished their loging con- he feelin ~3C, 10 Je.pet Ye In hogs Teh, 20 There will be a Baked ber oo start their saw mill\u201d ut once, removal to the Verdun Tani: My an 3 WM.SMITH, Coaticook, PQ, [tract with D.JL.MacRitchie, Scots lined 0° ponts weaker, and prices de- supper under the auspices of the Yau ppt Subbath was Children\u2019s «day.flim of Mis.Matthew Stuart, we Ha v = \u2014 \u2018 \u2014\u2014=e (TOWN.| due to tl te \u2018 y NE Was dies\u201d Aid of the Methodist Society, to- ere Were quite n number out and Four oldest und most respected rest Ar ; TT Rev.TR.MacLean preached in the 0 the retent discouraging advices morrow (Thursday ole 2 our pastor delivered two able sp dents.Mrs Stuef* mind, which bus ; I.: MARTINVILLE.Town Mall, Milan, Sunday.Notwith- from IFuropran sources on Canadian inst } evening, th =lst mons, one in Gaelic and one in Foe.Deen failing during the pust b your BE Be 621 Feb.20.Revont visitors include; [standing the inclemeney of he weather bacon, coupled with the increased sup The N° met wth Mee, 1.10 lish through the day, und nnothe 25, breaine so > deranged that it vus J.Me rr - Mr.and Mrs, George Merrill, of Bude [the meeting was well attended.pics of hogs, which were offered for Tuesday evening, pr 9th; - vaut, the evening.ited necessary br the doctors in at : ] LIEB ver, ait Ur, John Martin, Se, and The District Coancil of Royal Temp- Pr re wr xs The demand\u201d from Miss Annie Ives is on the het.list, Miss Currie MeKay and Miss Katie tendanve to have her removed vw À à | Co is Nellie Herring, of Bulwer, ut Mr.Jur witl hold their annual inceting ut lof elt lots TS Jus foie and sales Mes Luther House, although in ler Murray called on friends here on Saib- ; she would have constant Teale wid 4 CX.Smith's, lilan, Friday evening, under the aus- [0256 5 vere made nt S700 fg, = id = bath, watchful ~ 7 ; :Ÿ pices of the local Council, pér 100 hs, weighed offi-cars, but © veur, d5 fupidiy convalescine, pa \"0 p Wales, EE 8 Depa: < include : Mr.and Mrs.some of the ; \u2019 The Dorens Society held at théhonme ge \u201c= $e eee _ \u2014\u2014 c the \u2018drovers would not accept \\ FAST es 7\" 7 Ç AR ; Suanes MeDonald ant children to their NACRE EE this ligure, und held out for $7.50, fof Mr.and Mrs.Dovid Pratt, of Ced- + h > AS [A ANGUR, Co BLACK LAKE.T4 it t home in the NW and Mr.Donald 1 9792 and in some cases, 87.63 was asked, arville,) was a success, \u2018The oysters thodiny vu Fhe Ladies\u201d Aid of the Me- Feb, 200 Miss Maggie Bennett, of I LI Von nel Mr, George Mayhew, I L c which figures huvers wonld ol pay we marcel and much credit is due ju Phys 2 burch, ited holding.à {Maple Grove, has returned from Lev HE 1 + 8 » A mpi then.Hail lil T WIL URE 1 conseguuitly, trade in this line Wis hospitality, Pratt for-their generous Friday veine, Uo MS Hall, on noxville, after - spending i couple, LR : 5 B alter ov, of (lev, 4 slow.The 1 for ¢ = \\ Low | - ayel ME OE Cin Cli Lt Sd nes Ce ANY GOLD, = good ut prices ning fr 8 to 210.À BB, Afbee hus been attending Motte From Marbleton, io 1; Ir.onl ph her fodh oy Mra 5 : i \u2019 .; > urd at St TR as 1 wid oe r.ielly = ' : : th .- \u201cMr.eu, Parker and family were vise ANY KIND OF COUGH cut.à | ; 1 Al Si .ently ! anstead as a witness re sont lo.ssid an wl be pro- gtr.os Lafemtsine has pushes N {time Mrs, Parker's parents, Mt and ic las \u201cnd Abattoir market, ne ; 42 ep .{vil , ; \u2018 «1 programme #6 stoek au! buildans où the Tate 2 _ pie Nee, EN rents, Mes 1 GRIPPE in any STAGE {here were a moderato number of by Me ho maar or et fc Bank bere is pil be Juri \"a cui re freshiments will | Blondeau.\u2018 on .\u201c.et s dust.eu .- .- .; : .cogel\u2019s house whielr à \u2018ocuvéds Î or .Ihe Ladies\u201d Aid met at the home of The ous cough ture that is a real erent ie nes pens % bung fitted up for his dwelling, ; yd.uid pau M 4 es Tr Cp Ro Meo 00 J Colbk on Thursday aie.C0Ee ane a feu Fonte, wo Aces, J Irs.M.Grow hus been in Newport 16 many frien.Is of Mrs.I Ur LUEUR RB noot, and was one of the most enjoy Kiep a bottle in the honse and tuke fo Ph a sold at Hic, but the | recently to visit her son.! Will bo pleused to le arn A t M.Jame gin town with icin Black 7 M able aft-rnoous «of the season, Tea | few doses when you feel like having h 8 of the sales of choive stock were Mrs, Sarul i,orimer has been: in Covering from the operat; at she is ref Me, Sl ud tarifs hate bi C0 wa served to about/ thirty.M = a cold.i de.to oie, good at 41e.to fe.Derby, Vio, at\u2019 \u2018 phew 3, C successfully rf poration which was |Lubexfor à trip to Kurope.8 : .¢ thirC r fuir at de.to 4}ec., common at Bic.| it her nephew ollin 1 performed | on Suturday _\u2014 \u2014\u2014\u2014\" Colby vas assisted at the tea Auble to.Sïc., and inferior nt ec.to ER Lorimer, but has returned to herson\u2019s 188t \u2019 RINGREY, 7 he ME Bob Cass and Miss Carrie Mat feu\u2019 S yrup pee Ih.The trade in sheep and lambs Joseph Lorimer.Mrs.Collin Lorimer = \u2014\u2014 1 + ; Poste F Pact Wer, Cinta present Were : was quiet on account of P continued is reported convalescing, fob, © BOY NTOX, Feb, 200 We, aud Mis.AW par Lov.bo Willison, Mr.Joseph Martin, of Tar 8 Cod Liver oil, scarcity, and prices ruled fim.St Mrs.Herbert Hazeltiné has.\u2018returned ch.20\u2014Mrs, Lyman Towle visited PONY Satnrday snd Sunday in | Mr, =eolt Draper and Mr.0.J.À sold at dle Yo 4.] bs cep from Graniteville, where she went us at Mr, Jake Gore's ab Ticehurst C or, the uests.of Mr.mk Mrs.I Celine : ; ' From all dealers 3c large bottle.to 6ic pron nnd ambs at nurse and: is stopping with her father, ner last Frid day.5 Or Dele.; cu ard of iversars J.L.Mathieu Co., P \u2018She , A cre was a faird qr, A, Searles, Mrs.L.M.Baldwi Me Henry Towne, of Ningsey Falr- - cue doad of the wun gantversary sup- d-do athieu Lo, Frops., rbrooke demand for mileh cows, at prices rang- _ Stanste n vixited friends nt | on su por and services this peur Murtinville For sule at all druggists and general ing from 30° to $5 each, CORE eur LE.Dr , gad Junction ar Sunday, i > siting .Cu \u2019 x e : We \u2018 .\\ N .} \u2014\u2014 * 4 © onne * i Ky e INE : \\ = : a ° t have \u201c ler tip | v th Rev, R.stores { _ = - Feb.20.-Mr.Ben Seale has return- was in town Monday.© rhgouke, hes DW, Mush an Jtichanond +F Ë Peover.of Co | Foh.2941 EH LONDON RE s r, où Conticook, on Feb.2Sth.20 NDON REPORT, {ed home from H hill, À Mrs.D.T.Wetho called lore on = nud \" attend eye.= ome from.Haverhill, lass., where etherall is eufferine with \u2018 no Soda ine.2 _ London, Feb.18 \u2014There was an be has been visiting friends, = fu RPVÉTE attack of ne nralein oi the horse belonging to Mr.1.Tov } = mr Ir tthe BES | easy feeling in the market for Ameri- Mr.and Mrs.John Mathers onter- | at ; \"which twas Kicked cuite le.Ë | ou want.the T ; can cattle, and prices sliow- a dech ainda amber of their friends \u2014\u2014\" = of.1-fe.per lb, ! since 1 week age.Friday evening, A pleasant EN won \u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014_po \u2014\u2014 | restored Gras.spent in music, dancing und games: et and- glossy Mr.Parision Ffäir Pirrawer with sales at \u2018123.On the other Hatr to fts youthful hand.the market for Canadian cattle \u2014j1t keeps the Oper- |Clapboard Machinery No time 10 stand Patrick Turner, an aged resident ITT LU BY\u2019S - ator basy.HE arond and watch was firmer than last weak, and rices | of this place, is very ill at present.8 |- Write or Phone J the ether fellow ruled 1-1e, per Ib.higher nt Nie, = fy tis yma poule has returned from natural color and eats, pe hair _ \u2014 .] _ .( ve tr mi ] Montreal, much improvec in health.N ; ol = - i Sleop er & Akharst, Conticook.- Coaticook Hoube~TPopular.Home tor Mrs.ol.N.Tiranton, of Danville, is grow: strong and healthy.fm 1 an | Travellers.LD.Kilbure, Prop, | [i gnest of bir mother, Mrs, Wm, who know.tt win call If \u201cihe Qld rellahle:d Bold by aif arnpgists: 1 © Ye .| \u2018 - dE .= Ce \u2018 TT _ - : | ) | ° \u2018SHERBROOKE DAILY RECORD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1907, | PAGE THEKEB, Ce , © ounmam.) An Absolute Care for = 11° ; H Jb Ne dou Ln hp tard | Five Million .; \u2018 om an extended trip to His former S| AMOR on vd be 5 Rhenmatism SE ee.NOL Visited before in 45 years.| eve h ; .\u2018 a | Mr.Lee al : ! Never let vour heels get worn on the on Frs mortgage, se : \u201c1: .{ also took in the sights at .4 : oa : Wovey y patate aù surrent raid, Sir William Hingston.Manchester, > NH, and there found If the skin or bowels are un- side, poils the shape of your shoe, | E e- purity, OB a Se Gn wen: low, by far, than we have had healthy, they won't throw off CC ' È 1 t1 ol interests Lif The death of Sir William Hingston here this winter.Two feet and a balf enough\u2019 ed This urea is We can repair and make them like {are making\" a hub-hub about \u201csubsti RE on 43 DAVIDSON, p, H.TOSS, removes one of the older professional host à more than the average Man- \u201c changed into uric acid\u2014 |\"% tution.\u201d Hi + Gi v President\u2019 Sec.-Treas.men of Canada, a man who upheld the vidence, HI.pe whe carried by the blood to the We use only the best leather in our Rl You believe - what they Jo avd i} 2 burs \u2014 higher ideals of his chosen field of [all the present excitement is exper- nerves\u2014and causes Rheu- Repair Department.an is one place in town AT bi Hi Fenty gy : ; ER\u2019S ADY « medicine, and who leaves many of the jonc Over the recent colossal bank matism.ET io can get\u2019 them.\u2019 LOIRE \u2018 i 60 * 8 \u201ccommon\u201d people to regret a personal Los.cation, dec all visited b y Mr.: J.A.WIaa & CO.That place is right here, hi LE aul: .yi \u2019 À : - A k Hh - Co loss.- know he had ever been \u2018at many of Fruit-a-tibes surely cure - Opposite Court House.Every ingredient prescribed hy phy- th 11 -D, 5:55: -\u2014\" After many years of earncst endea- these places bef \u2019 v : \u2014 \u201d sicians- whose prescriptions are brought +12 HR.0 ca places ore.He found oldi| Rheumatis Sciatica $ > à 114 à | & 4 .J vor end of continued progress, he has{2cquaintances there, however, who m and : - \u2019 heré, is put into the medicines \u2014 tl it 118 8 Go passed-out of life full of honors, leav- |convinced him he bad struck his old because they act direct! nseil $ genuine ingredient of finest quality.181 PA ing memory that will long be.home, The manufactur lati ey Cifecty on : Ha baceopt : , d'os a memory | ong be rever- 1 Man manulacturing popu'ation bowels, kidneys and skin\u2014 He sla enced und held in the highest apprecja- of, Manchester was reported to him as N - - il \" - sat \u2018Gains i bei ces.and so strengthen and invig- ; ot | My list of Bargains ion and esteem ths cone eal empl.Ql orate.these organs to: Almond Oream SUBSTITUTION ud sidings of * rata 1 PAC?1 [od standards.A man\u2019s honor is a delicate and pose, : tn - - ete _ ; have done otherwise.Only the world |Ruiter\u2019s mén claim.they can beat this ; for Sunday.\u2019 py [3 .een .tendance of fifty people, and the col- 1 .T CANADIA N : will persist in judging by the highest To rina bors ed bs oven oe Joctions mount Yip oP three and four Rev, E.P.and Mrs.Judge were -in 0.EDWA PD WHI E, times their former proportions.This | town Friday calling on friends and at- ARCHITECTURAL DESIGNER ' | Hi F ; \u2019 : tending the Ladies\u201d \u2018Aid.; : and STRUCTURAL ENGINEER, |] E Se \u2018a too long to enam- 5 \u201d tons of coal per day the year round.there is no urea and uric acid ie : | is to | g .Reputation and Honor, Smoke-stacks, three hundred feet high retained in the system to Softens, Brightens and Beautifies the ; HERE ART £ : 3 i erate here.-All lines - 7 pet and twelve feet square at the top are ra : skin, freeing it from roughness, red- EL AU le HR on * ua | Jealousy of one\u2019s_ personal reputa- [seen there, bringing Mr.Lee to believe irritate the nerves and bring ness and all eruptive tendencies, ; - AU TIRE are at rock bottom .\u2018 |kion, as with nearly all of the; quali- [that the city is rapidly becoming the Rheumatism, Sciatica and For sale by | A , bot ABLE health \u2014 - ties of the human mind, admits i {greatest manufacturing center on the | Neuralgia.| - nae & ffith Dru Store PR CIE tection rices,\u2014 Buy NOW both us dat n re nf oi.continent._ A nL cr .\" .F - T ANSELL fil Î $ vs ; : strong\u201d A E s6 anc abuse.As an Influence Mr.John .Bombardier made a trip \u2018Fruit-a-tives\" are intensified eo Eo ve at ! i |.Dpposite the Court House, | £ a CS and SAV money.for good it strengthens a man\u2019s desire to St.Sebastien on Saturday.© fruit juices with tonics and Druggist and Stationer.\u201c1 | Sherbrooke./ * HH \u20188 X ol d 00 ds.\u2014 All : to present to the world an unsullied The School Board of the Village of intestinal antiseptics added.10 Strathcona Square, Sherbrooke._ 4, ; { \u2018 i À = - o-old goous.: and upright character that will refute |Ppniem meets on Thursday afternoon, > : \u201cMONTREAL HOTELS HE hl] wn\u201d fresh stock.- slander, even before uttered.Abused it of ls Edward Poirier is ill and has - B0c.box-6 for 82.50.\u2018 : Things We Don\u2019t Do .- iB 2 \u20ac E ._ oo makes of a man or woman a weak to go this week to Montreal for a erie | : I >.Ce J - __Mhen in Montreal stop al NI (Ets - ; 1 £ - Ea \" |panderer to \u2018the whims or opinions of tical operation.It is hoped she may Ne don\u2019t sell poor goods, knowingly.THE SAVOY HOTEL AREER it ; fl © :|his or her fellow men and - women.Tey W al and stroré.busily at We don\u2019t ask for all the business in 10 Victoria $t., Opposite The Academy.EE FORTE S Fo.| *|cravenly sensitive to the least breath work hauling store Tor the 5 y wl ay Sv Say \u201cs town.5 Ladies\u2019 Restaurant, Gents\u2019 Cafe, and HEI | ; toit * | | Welli ngt on $t of adverse public jopinion, fi \u2018 tion of Vis, vault to be utilized by the on rs) pe don\u2019t do business on the baiting private Dole evo an 4 Bai ataeun iB ida Ollet as | Is it possible that the \u2018\u2018use\u2019\u201d of this [Sovereign Bank.e building opera- n.CL ; Rates for 81.00 day and = WIE F \u2018Omen ; - fine quality, among the people of to- [tions will begin in the spring.\"+ COWANSVILLE.We don\u2019t expect you to trade with upwards.oF room = por day .iY à} UE \u2014 re day is \u2018yielding to its despicable Messrs, Bessette, S.J., and Horace 90.\u2014The Gun Club i , - Jus.unless we can do as well by you (if HOWARD GUILE_& DO., Props, ii pret ~ 2.FOR SALE: abuse ?\u2018\u201d Frequently.recurring inci- McElroy, of this place, were at Cow: Feb.20.\u20141he Gun dub 1s preparing not better) than others.- 2 tii bil > = cas .nts of tate ille, Saturd oo to give a St.Patrick\u2019s concert in tbe Come along and let us try: CIE TIR 72 à Property of every description in dents o ent, da e would lead up to [ansville, Saturday.12 5 pen Hall g Ys FREEM AN 'S iB à à y Ii te Re.the conclusion that such abuse is not \u2014\u2014 nr n ;\u2018 \u2018 \u2018 | HIRE rity and Country romain Re.only possible, Bug actually existing.SUTTON.Mrs.Mills is holding frequent re- ames THOMPSON : HEHE | main in the 05 d \u2018what I h Does Îtnot appear in the conduct hearsals for her concert there noxt 16 Strathcona Square, : FOR FIFTY YEARS IR EILO vote, À bo happy, Call an woe MUR 0\" of the officers of a sinking \u2018boat when 1 iman and Bishon's Crossing cor, | Lucey evening, and the Young Peo- _ A STRICTLY HIGH-CLASS CAFE HENLE \u2019 \u201c - to OÙer.: | i : \u201c 3 C i i th - I fist i ton Street, Sherbrooke in racticing the.maxim of epotem\u201d |*éepondents would say that the load inmost.80 there is no.Nkelihood [S\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 gor 1,A DIES and.GENTLEMEN FUI LIA | 1107208.125 Wellington Street, e Pei .> 20 AE » of logs recently mentioned as \u201cbeing ur ns a te | ; : j Tks.AULT 4.= Each man for himself 7 It may be Moaded by Mr.Jas.Flanagan, fore- of the village becoming etagnaut for & The Lo of a race tive 154-156 St.James St, Montreal.| HR 6 ) { LO BACHAND M.D.l ne ative attribute of courage man, was hauled by Mr.Wm.Patten, ¥ © 1 Action.Insist essor \u2014 \u201c1d Sure, || SPECIALIST.|down with His boat rather than Go |miuh one of Messrs.ee De psc of \u2018the grippe, end is quito AL OTTO -MIGEL*M|ST.LAWRENCE HALL EH a, .0 oat ra n to [rights two h teams, a said jlapse o à gr an .= , ie | e \u20ac Sherbrooke Since 1899 has had full charge of the take precedence over one passenger in.load scaling 2.560 feet, scaled by Mr.Her daughter, Mrs.Nutting, 0 Water- | Plano _ \u2018 ERED AND IMPROVED, 4 3 be: à hes, ; Pye, Ear Nose on Sacre a fr attempiing to save his He.Yet, ro Arthur W.Holmes.The load con- [loo, is here attending the patient.| ano Action Ponducted on the Euro Plan; 808 È i aC | at the, persistently, do men judge actions by [sisted of twelve spruce logs, and were Mrs.George E.Ford is visiting Mr, rm rrsil Rooms (many with bath), Klectrie Lights - Bi À ver Develop.- LC of ~onsultations:\u2014 At the Hospi- tho highest tandards, t at 4 Captain [estimated by Mr Geo.N.Bori bt to and, Mrs.G.C.Boright, at West Shef- ng, new Elsvators and new plumbing bi TA + _ xcept McVey, of the Larchmont finds no one igh 20,000.e load was pu in .Massie.M \u201cthis week ] roughout.odern Oonveniences ( $i ww -f an di des 17 rook street, to uphold him in his creed of self- from tha mountain, about two miles ford and M nr Eo has SUTTON JUNCTION.: Superior Service, Rooma from $3 pe 3 4 E.a berbraoke, Que., from 10 a.m.to 8 p.m.preservation.Possibly many of those away, with no abuse to the animals, gre Ww 1.ent.Feb.20.\u2014Miss Frances Westover is 9% spwapdsy : 3 15 JE 12 Ce , Bberbraoke, \u2018 r wh d hi let woule Ne.© 8 {M j, (° fstruek the Methodist Sunday school ne fi b dies\u2019 C: W.®.Brown, Mgt, Bil ingles, clap.\u2014 who condemn his conduct would.nat [or otherwile.Some, of Mr.J.\u2018lately.lt now has regularly an at- home from Dunham Ladies\u2019 College : AHN : - .RE .oe gd.ca 0 WT Le ; 5 Ll \u2018.+ 4 ; ] .: : 2 \u2018 hos i ABE : = ee.T AS À.À g 3 Fe à © : 2 \u20ac in 3 Fle À ; Te CEE CC.aii S rE 2 # | _ | Cgc ; 0\u20ac É : id gf oat d ; RS 5 i ve si pirate res : a Pts ¥ ; & a À : En ae RR a TTT hy ped te etna Apa ape a ; - \u2019 } ts LS re EE Ge Mec a, .pun re = ° .A xe d i _ ; 7.es 2 = a Pois von Se # Cla uct.ca dat i - ae in i ; a lie = .\u201d 7 hh jae un ri k PR ?re PT i = - x : .; 5 : Ci - .gi pe pe | ; pres ee a gen, elo es ee 14 EE cette Sn _ - at ; ne Jo ya RET .; Wy NG ta a CR CI id ; ; \" ct a IS \" rente ~~ 2 ag * 5 28 M av ; > ARIE ARR ERR tr ee dei ve me > \u2019 \u201d oR ine a > pre are at a ds.\u201d LRAT on oo.ps , eee - Sep corn, 5 sta fi .: ?, W.Stency \u2018 = | ag : \u201cda: Kalepell, Ë Le ve AT | ens its fineness and mars a reputation conducted by the Rev.F \u2019 \u2018 i oo : ds, Kalspell, Mon ; $45.90 for all time, Its very fabric is inter- [oi this place, The pall-bearers were manner of Oe Bo a cans of the Mrs.A.W.Westover returned from | nj 0y | e & SON, - \u2019 AP RATES - ¢ pi ; Q Loi \u2018a is mainly due to the energy and spirit ps 1 dy - {i Second-lass from Sherbrooke.\u201cTn [[reiot iL | So procioun that, Hh ADANSVILLE, of tho Kev.Messrs.Brown and Supt.|p Wig.pre | sheen visit à brother, One De vested since.Tot esas, HAE ! dict March 1st, and duily until April lford' White has drawn a sullying mark Feb.20.\u2014The funeral pf the late McClatchio \u2018and his band el teachers.who is very ill.7 \u2019 #905.Perbaps I can help you.*: ÎLE | 4.A 30th, 1907.| across ull his greatness) and- the pro- Mrs.Maurice Hawley took place: on There is a large number o vita peo.Mr: and \u2018Mrs.W.R.and Mr.and Adjuster for the Stanstead and het id ET IL IE 8 : -Billings, Mont soi teen $40).90 ductions of his geniusk7 so delicate [Thursday last at one o\u2019clock, The ser- ple in the church and the spirit of fy fare Wg spent Saturday brooks Mutual Fire ios, Oo.\"Ë FEES jl- - 01 ot that à moment of for ctfulne UC vice was held at the house and was | comradeship fostered by the Sunday d-Sundav with B.P.S wr Aber, 14 PEINE orgetlulness coars ( School will now find an outlet and a an unday wi .1%.spencer, Aber À RIRE IE {13 » Co 122 { = Salt Lake; Utah, Ilelena, Butte, Anucon- \\ 4 \u2018 ES \u2019 \u2019 ne Nelson, Rossland, Phoenix, Midway, woven with the.ideals of Jife ; it is Messrs, Ili Hall, D.¥.Bedee, Ga A.Young People\u2019s Ç u Nn Montreal Wednesday of last week.ak © B.C, Spokane, > SAT 40 the mantle that enwraps the higher |Cameron, Jas.Van Dyke, Asa John- Mrs.George E.Ford was at Dun- | Mrs, C.D, Griggs, of Sutton, visited- \u20ac Wash \u2026 +.v- EEE An \u2018nature of mankind.To son and Chas.Fuller, The interment ham on Friday.Miss I.Westover Friday and Satur- Vancouver, Victoria, HR.c., Seattle, Good health makes good fia- hecoming of |took place in the Riverside cemetery, The regular\u201d meeting of the Euchre day.\" v , Is the love of this honor A lar\u201d | ?car men | ore vent Porn, 349.90 so little esteem among us that we no roy Ror a nance wer Club of thid village took Place on Li , Mrs.L.A.Sweet is in Sutton car- ture.If everyone had a sound L \u201c Ban\u2019 Francisco, Los Angeles, Cal.|longer hold it as a necessary mark of {3° ncing ; f [day evening at tho residence of Nr.ing for her sister, Mrs.Aaron Wal-| voi = 5 ; ing (Mr.and Mrs.Jas.Hutchinson, of] = J.H.Carson, on William Jace stomach there would be no pes- | via Chicago.le character?Are we neglectin and Mrs.J.H.Ca \u2019 ace.: A (via go.) $50.00 nob $ g B Georgeville ; Mr.Heman Hulburd, son | : icra Ÿ : oo ° to still echo the sturdy and manly- a htor, G£ Bedford, and Mr, street.There were about 20 prepent, | simists in- the world.Do not So other points.inf u \u20ac vt \u201cMine honor is my life ; both grow in The late Mr Hawle a maidén flame | Nelson Buzzell won the lady members\u2019 Feb.20.\u2014Miss Sophia Nicholson is : .he pal .For tickets, information, etc., apply to one; ! .e 3 e Gilbert aod had lived\" in Prize, while Miss Seath, of Montreal, ai present visiting friends in = Rich- iver to rob you of the joy o visit het EH, SEWELL, City Pass.Agt.Také honor from me and my life, is this village from » child until Mer Who is a guest of Dr.and M re.G.F.mond and Melbourne.- \u201cliving, Take a su | Art Building, Sherbrooke.~~ done.\u201d \u201coo .|marriage when she moved to the east L.Fuller, won tho ONE a : y= Master Tommy Stalker, of Lisgar, | __ herbirooké, + = - - 4 , \u2014Canadonian.part of the township where sho lived prize.t The men's prize 925 the guest of his grandparents, Mr.j 9 + Miss M.ATLANTIC STEAM + until last fall when her husband and fortunate winner lated b il ] and Mrs.Gilbert Stalker, last week.4 12107 : | SHIPS ï MANSONVILLE.herself retired from farming and mov-: and was congratn : y a pre- Mrs.John McLean spent a few days | 'B a à nn visitioe À OF THE GANADIAN PACIFIC RY , Ce A +.[el to this village to enjoy a well- jsent.The refreshments served were lat New Rockland, the guest of Miss |.oo à [1a Friday * pq | « Feb.20.\u2014The muny friends of Mr.arned rest.Mrs.Hawley has always luscious and fine.The club then ad- Maggie MeLéan.| | | ES to Shor A0YAL MAIL SERVICE homie are pleased to sco him back taken an active part in Church, jem- [journed till after Laster, the next! Mr.J.A.MeNaughton is busy cut-| : 4 : do Sher- .in home again.: School work.\u201cHer meeting to be held the first Friday in [ting ice at Kingsbury, and having it \u2019 | .mFINEST AND F Mrs.J.A.Peabody, who was con- |Pérance and Sunday Se the [April 5 is cronmone | 3, ond, is °° ND CASTES Jun fined to the bed by in grippe, is out rela ives have «be sympathy of the Mir.Thomas Halladay is ill and laid sn anrcamory ot Melboro w and the world laughs with ou Bi couse, | ) \u20ac again.hl people here.is back home af- up at home under the doctor's care.Mrs.John Ewing was called to On- 1th you.* a hos been \"EMPRESSES\u201d| The family of Mrs, Keach are all tes ening Stewart days \u201cVisiting his Mr.I.H.Kerr spent three or four |tario by the death of her father.n No need then for rose-colored HW - weeks ie \u2014 ill, but are out of danger except Ar- brother in Howick.days in Montreal last week, and his Miss Lula Stevens has returned home glasses.IBeecham\u2019s Pills start = - : _ a NN, JOHN, N.B.and LIVERPOOL \u201cchic, who is sick with pneumonia, the Mr.Rufus Goddard, of Waterloo, partner, Mr.W.J.Bell, is putting in [after spending several months in the | health vibrations to all parts of Oil T \u2014 Feb.22 Fri.EMPRESS OF IRELAND [rest having la grippe.spent a few days here last week visit- fa couple of days there this week.New England States.Bo } a 0.- Mch, 2, Sat.LAKE CHAMPLAIN Mr.A.Miltimore, of Granby, and | ing old lends.Arrivals include : Mr.A.L.Gilman, Miss EB.M.McNaughton closed her the body, while putting a ruddy ! i sealed À Mer.8, Fri.(arrangement) y~ TUNISIAN, Me.Smith, of Knowlton, have - Meen dir.M.Kelly, of Granby, who has Insppetor oF Schools for Huntingdon school, Friday, after u very successful tint on lips and cheeks.There\u2019s sil, \u201cowing tor \"adr OBL tee see ees eee li calling on friends 3n town.unning a' general store here for District, home over the week end; [term.Books were given each of the = : 7 but, Ne.\"LL SEX \u2026 EMPRESS OF IRELAND] The Ladies\u2019 \u2018Aid of the Methodist ro last.year, has sold out to Mr.retaining to his duties Monday ; Mr.[scholars for the interest taken in their health In every box.Health for tal * maer- | - of WELL, City Pass, Agent, Church had a very enjoyable meeting Laundry, of North Stanbridge.| David Kerr from Montreal, where he studies during the term.The teacher * every \u2018man, woman and child, - \u2014 2 A with Mrs.W.H.Boright last week.| The Du Roche Bros., butter makers spent Sunday ; Messrs.G.Harold Ba- was kindly remembered by some of hen B *.D; also Mr Fer.E.H.Croly p1PAe das sr here, have just finished filling their ker and Charles M.Cotton, advocates, pupils.The following is the result of ; eecham s Pills smiley Col : ed from an enjoyable Visit to, Mont large icr house.\u201cThe ice is very-thick of Montreal, spending the week end [the closing examination : Grade 1V.\u2014 _ Saturday | À SYSTEM | real, hig pleasure only being marred by and of fino.quality.with their parents ; Senator Baker |], Arnold MeMorine ; 2, Pearl Rose ; ; *Gilmor , REDUC F R Ja bad cold which necessitate 5 Mr.Rufus Thompson and Miss Mina home for Sunday from Ottawa ;, Mr.|3, Wilfred Colelough, Grade 1II.\u2014 1, we | D FARES Tou bolins tho morn seco vor pomp, of Wiha, tpn \u201cptdey |W, Vies MIA, der Bron, at [él Fair En de 0.38 Jd NHL - .; - wv, .i .D.I.ec's, 3 Messrs.I.P.Buz- Stevens ; 4, Stuart © \"0, , .Le = In effect from March 1 to.April 80, 1907.The Ladies Aid of the Methodist CE lip Chicoine \u2018has returnod home ford! \u2018Borixht, Frod.Curley, N, Jones ; 6, Melville Colelough.Grade Sold Everywhere, In boxes 25 cents.\u201cpret Wh pe seond class colonist tares trom Bher- Church held a most enjoyable social nom visiting his sister in St, Barna- J, Wyatt, of Sutten, and H.A\u2014 Gil- |T1.\u2014!, Fveleen Colclough ; 2, Howard Miss Exe- Seutr torn Vancouver $49.90 te basemen \u2018 The Po oe nding by.| man, of Mansonville, with a party ot | ones ny ard Bruce (absent from Cu Mills » Victoria, Va ' , 3 3.\u2018Lhe ] s rie ri - .ng people on Saturday evening to (examination.a \u2019 oh with oC Rowing.Sets Trail, Rob- wero [set to cudgeling their brains oe When tired of tenant hunting with attend he hockey match\u201d; Messrs.P.1 ; i : son and Spokane to $47.40 discover from photographs: of notable placards, try a wabt ad.McCullough and S.W.Westover, of | WARDEN, ._ | Anacond tte men and women who they were.Misses ee ren + .CP Feb.20.\u2014A social is to be held in 1 ot a, Butte, Helena, A Ç SE COR i Last Dunham ; Mr.J, C.Pettes, of en - , Lx the and Salt Lake.Co $45.90 Mollie Peabody, May Joung and Ber.: KNOWLTON.West Brome : Mr.Z.E.Cornell, K.C the basement of the Methodist Church J 1) \u2026- Colorado Springs, Denver 0 > (42 nice_ (George finding 43 out of the .\u2018 Mie Ball from l |, [to-morrow (Thursday) evening.: EER aid Bute 12.$40.50 correctly, \u201cAll present had a good eb.20 Miss Alico Be my Lot [Of Bodo in mt the Knowl ON, Wm.McLaughlin, who has been Laye © : \u201cranciseo Lo ° ,Ï : : y WE H new > I 1e time, is i i | resi Angelos Te hos on $49.50 Ye.J.Manson enterthined some of days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs, Mrs.W.F.Vilas, from Sherbrooi, i Io Ne 0.Martin ad Miss hich hin oo ow rites.to many other western her friends from this village to the |J.R.Ball, a called where she was the guest of Mrs.Jumes Martin, of Woonsocket, R.I., are in ~ seus, Tourist geen: : | Jraro treat of \u201cJohnny\u201d cake made Mrs.Aitkin, of West Brome, called Mackinnon.nL ; town visiting at Mr.MeLaughlin\u2019s, - vus.the Fist Flreping cars leave Montreal from home grown and home ground on friends and acquaintances m town Mrs.*C.W.Curtis attended the wed- \u201coe - Moufays and \u201dWodnesdux : .nate, 4 tickets and ee 1 pom corn meal with the real brand of milk on Tuesday.tan 8 , STANBRIDGOE EAST.; ([diñg of her sister, Miss Boright, at Where » CO HL FOSS, Cigy Th, Agty,.fresh from the cow, on Saturday There will he a Lénten, service in Feb.20\u2014At na meeting of the Abercorn, lust week, > ES and a 3 .Strathcona NMqapre A night.\u2019 \u2018 .St.Paul's church on Friday at 4 Quarterly - Official Board, of the Me- Mr.Ralph Greenleal, of Montreal, _ : : or I.KING tion Agent.Mr.TN.Labell, of, Vale Perkins, ppm.\u201cmes P.Watson, thodist Church of the Frelighshurg [spent a few days in town recently.| - : \u2014\u2014 \u2019 who has been seriously ick, is slowly Arrivals include: James F.ve son Circuit, held.at Stanbridge, East, Feb.Mr.Myron Lewis and family have i \u2018gaining.yo Sherbrooke ; P.McLaughlin, : \u201c11th, a resolution was adopted, moved [moved to Granby.1 | EN au), of Co.B : \u20144 : Bryant, J.Jamieson, W.McEwan, by Mr.E.L.Hodge, seconded by Mr.Mrs.Uircenleaf has returned to Wat- J IP oy Lo boston aine Ie] BIRTHS, Fred.McNab, Montreal : Thos.pond: .N.Vincent, expressing hearty ap- erloo after spénding a few weeks here 1d di RB ape of © ww GRIFFIN.\u2014 A$ P\u2019oynton, on Friday, ner, Huntingdon ; J.Brock, lle.ton preciation of the faithfulness and ser- [with her daughter, Mrs.Corcoran, 8 il \u20ac wl Mes In\u2018effect Oct.8, 1906.Feb.15th, 1907, a son, to Mr, and Glen ; I.Champagne, Cowaneville; W- lvices of tho Inte Mr, T.A.Welch, who | Mr.Jas.Armstrong, \u2018of Fulford, was.Outdoor ASHE ; - TRAINS LEA Mrs.George Griffin.Whitford, Portneuf; G.H.A aillin- lfor several years had been a member |visiting his sister, Mrs, Robb one day 7 $1 1.chased NEWPORT or VE FOR | COBURN.\u2014 \u2018At Marlingfon, Feb.13th, court, Sherbrooke ; Mrs.Ÿ DE Allen, of the Board, and for the past seven llast week, CL he Life \u2018 _ 3.425 if jute Xo 7 Br.- JONNSEU RL 0 my S016 PI.1907, a son, to Mr, pd Mrs, Walter Waterloo ; Mrs, Freeman (Cobb, os- years served ny recording a .TARNIIAS CENTRE.\\ $ +4 ; - _ >.Isp \u2018 .reso A repe - A ; FE; ie ; : .Ê 1 4 ; CRT, WHITE pm.0 Coburn.ZX A si k in was with regret that residents of [puthy with the horeavod widow and Feb.20\u2014Mr.J.McElroy, after an has always its attendant dangers TIEN er 4 kay 0 E RIVER JOT.=%¢.55 a.m., 99.18 CASCADDEN \u2014 At Sherbrooke, on Knowlton heard of the death of Mrs.[family.© = absence of nearly thirty years is visit- and accidents.Bruises, cuts, 81 Mi rgd) pm.J February 17th, a daughter to the À 1 f Cowansville, which took |., ing [old friends in this placé.burns, soreness, rheumatism, | ET .( BOSTON\u2014%¢.55, 910.00 a.m., P9.15 p.m.Wife of Mr.N.D.Casdadden, 0'Halloran, o° vowa Mrs.O'Hallor wr TOSR Miss Bertha Clement is the guest of sciatica, lameness.All theseare 116 1 22 + Blech WORCESTER\u2014*4.55.#10.00 am.#9151 =\u2014\u2014 eee place on Tuesday.5 0\u2019 Hal: - KINGSBURY.Miss Westover at Yreligh burg relieved and cured almost 3481.H \u2018 \u2014 p.m.250, 90 am, * was the mother of Mr.\u2018 ames 7 al \u201c Feb.20\u2014A number of our voung peo- | 5 SEE 1 M M re ar ih J M | instantly by ._ à 16 Là Er j t 14 ] New FIED D-04.55 am, \"0.15 p.ots : dore re of the Fastern' Town- lo attended the skating party even J rand 2 jt Arvin safor er \u2019 , .3 ht 1 : \u2014*4.5 ere.; ; Je a dr Adam © ii: Gift 4, ul | PORTLAND os) am \"9.15 pme hive and Mrs.G.H.Robb and Mr.?Y Mrs.Converse and Mea R.oa, drove to Berkshire, Vt.on Sunday to Hirst S Pain FLE ni Te \u2018 n Dany except Sunday \u2019 and Mrs.Andrew Jones went to for two hours \u2018they partook of à solen- attend the funeral of the late Mrs.I, _ a - i my § } AA Detailed yn ; \\ , the fun- [55 99 I axcellont-] Brien.Lc 4 / \u2019 iE J TE may be tion and tinis Eablés Granby on Tuesday to attend e un did lunch.All report an excellent Mr.T.I.Burnett is with us again af- Exterminator Aid lu gi .; A .J, FLAN ot offices.eral of Mrs.Barr.7 time.1° : OO : ! ; # | ; : ; ; - ' , DERS, O.M.BURT y ived from Mr .ter an absence of two months.Te JE i , IRIN EY A : balls \u201c Pass.Trat.Mgr, \u201cGen.Pass.Agh Good reports are receive A.Mr.T.G.Torrance ia spending &|visited his son in Maple Creek.Hirst\u2019s Pain T.xterminator is the TERE Ki J Nhu \u2014_\u2014 : \u2019 ° \u2019 J.D.Davignon, who recently passed fy.days in Montreal.oo | Mr.and Mrs.FE.Moyan ontertained most powerful liniment made, B3ifd 8 Fig ' \u201c p.: : ' through a severe operation in Mont ] ee John A.McNaughton.of 1, Flod a party of about thirty of their friends At all drug stores, 25c.THEA R | fi pa Wats .® - .\u2014Slip-eas band makes real.J _ \u2018 | den, is drawing 1ce Irom the pone wre: on Friday evening.Cake and coffee Try Hirst's Little Liver Pills | K 1 } ! nt 8 Tobin tie-tying pleasant\u201d instead of A party from Montreal D ceently for his butter factory.Co was gerved, which was greatly enjoyed.They remove pimples from the EUR | 151 Towne.worrisome.In three heights\u20141%, spent a few days at Mr.C.D.Ban-| Mayor Crombie is laid up with anirp, party broke up at about 12 o'clock, face \u2014 cure sallow skin, Ask i $15 4 ; = Y ; e 13 and 2inchesat back.Perfect- croft\u2019s, enjoying a little winter holi- fattack of rheumatism.oo a very.pleasant evening having been your dealer or send us 25c.direct., HE: { \u2014 \u2014 anufacturin fitting because made now in day in the country.me \u2014- | speht by everyone present.A handsome souvenir water, 1144! 3 a © \u2014 d + Sizes Miss Pratt left Saturday for a short ; BASTMAN.ip color sketch free.re fi) 12 4 | : ; = © Quarter | stay in Montreal, | Feb.20.\u2014Miss Tella McIntosh left WEST ELY.\u201cmme F.F.DALLEY 60.Linttag, | Hides i Gray Co om an Made of IRISH linen for the sake rer on \u201cWednesday last for Danforth, Me, | Febi 20.\u2014Arrivals include : Mr.N Hamilton, Ont.\u2018 i.8 HI vas» \u2014 fF : Ys \u201d of the brand \u2018it bears\u2014and for | SCOTSTOWN.after 'spending a few months with her [0 \"5 ALICE - M eo LS ç 149 #4 | de : our pocket\u2019s good, Sewn Feb 19\u2014R A.Scott spent last Sun- |paronits here.: Norris, of Maple Ridge ; Miss T.Du- A 1 > halr BROMPTONVILLE UE: doubly well for the same reason.2 *Meganti Mr,| Call, of Waterloo, was in -town bois, of St.Anne.; \u201cil 14 howd : ~~ Wholwaat : ; QUE.\u2018 day in Lake Hoge quite & number |one day last weck \u2019 Mr.W.M.Taber has been attending IIS : actured I, and retail dealers in man-{ There of moni i town.| Mr.L.D.Phelps spent the week énd 8 cheap sale in dry goods at Adems-} \u201cA Want Ad\u2019 has been defined, ns 145 9 owe, ete tmber, sash, doors, pi» Me Peter Fraylor had the misfortune [at LaBelle.LT : ville.: \u2014 - the best answér ut?most questions at \\rnwrann oo = of dislocating his shoulder one day last \"Mrs.7.Holland is visiting relatives Mr.J.McGill had a wood bee ro [hich nd with\u2014\"\u201cHow shall T gu is AAA ' | SPE] Aly NG A f week, [je this place and Silver Valley, 1 Ve.Lee cd lentane sain a bad gPOUL ALTE _ av 8 , po \u2018 4 x à _ | \u201c .\u2014\u2014 _ \u2018 i | 0 \u2014 PER | R & R.Appeal To Eye and Ear a 7 a ree ee pve ple of culture and refinement.re, > The new Art Pianos now being made by the old firm o | Heintzman & Co.appeal at once to the eye and ear of peo- Hardly anything can be more attractive in this line than the new Chippendale Art Pianos of Heintzman & Co.unless the taste runs in another direc- x our Annual Discount Sale; February 1ath to 28¢h.rr ollar Supporters, a String of Ime.mitation Pearl, Amethyst or Amber Beads, Sterling top Salt or Pepper Shaker, Sterling top cologne Bottle, Street car ticket Case ete.ete.Do not delay; Sale ends Feb.28th, Discount on nearly all lines.A.C.SKINNER \u2014 Jeweller, 7 Strathcona Square.Buys the following articles during Mrs.Willi School, Lefmoxville, will receive motrow- and Friday, 35 p.6.: of sterling and silver plated toilet ware at Spearing\u2019s, Mrs.J.\"B.Orr, of Lénnoxville, has\u2019 \u201cÎË been called to Cookshire owing to the severe itmess of her mother, Mrs, J.P.Planche.Mr.F.J.Campbell, of Windsor Mills, was if town on Monday, the guest of Mr.and Mrs.W, E.Paton, Moore street.Mr.Morin, M.P.for Dorchester county, Que., was in the city last evening on his way to attend to his parliamentary duties, Dr.McKay, of Windsor Mills, who is to sing at the concert of the Len- [noxville Musical Club, this evening, is ams, of \u2018the .Preparatory | to: ¢ Don\u2019t Cheapen Your Horse with a poop fac® made Har- ¥ ness.It may LOOK nite to-day, ® but where is it to-morrow?° 18 A KING FANOUS Hand-MADE | HARNESS looks nice to-day, to-morrow, and all the time you use it, All the same time, it\u2019s hungry jor work and you | cannot \u2018make it tired, We want your order, E.J.KING, Harness Maker, Another 12 months\u2019 ; N Supply of X t Shoee Just Treeiveg, thew are better qh, chinists\u2019 time ever, stock is HrOVing every day, S Transfer Agents, Traders Bank Building, \" Tornto, Canada.LE B.Baxter replaced: Gill.Referee\u2014P.Dunlop, of the Victorias.Competition will be played as lows : s- ol- Umpires, Messrs, G .A, Parsons and | J, En Eggleson, Dr.Hyndman vs, J.J.S.MITCHELL 8 0.1 are on the gain, Changes ar and | for a great summer's trade, Tt is going to be great doings in à E parts.Tonight Jenckes meet pc Canadian Rand Drill, That où 1 be a zo match, lo The \u2014 E\u2014 | Guide | 1 ido 1 tion and an Art Library style, an old Dutch Model, be the \u2014 ve guest = or.and Mrs.Foss.Wellington St., Sherbrooke.H.H.MORENCY, dot À i c.off antiqu p t 4 _ Choice.Then the marvelous tone quality is heard as soon 1.2 p.c.antique copper pieces a LEADING SHOR DEALER we ; E Spearing\u2019s.bai à as the fingers touch such an instrament and joy is Probe Mesars.Orlie and Ernest Parker, of | Le à - to the musician\u2019s ear.| on thelr ay home.ee qu Daturdes {Ea J } where they have been employed far the a) ~ H.GC.WILSON & SONS.last three weeks.+ The Rev.J.C, Cameron, of Toronto ; .1 x Sole Agents for; Heintzman & Co.Pianos [Will address this evening's meeting : at valet .3 the Baptist Church, on the subject of dptatrict ee \u2014 \u2014 \u201cMinisterial Fducation.\u201d Members and IN : Mr.and Mrs.H.W.:Lalime, from {friends of the congregation are invited à ' Manhattan Beach, N Y., were in the to be present.| - - DAMY i : city ity yesterday.The Misses Ursule and «Diane De- owe 4 7 > ; Ês k , - air Ÿ | ; \u2018 Mr.and Mrs.A.Kellaway, of Comp- fu Me Albert Morissette, or Me, a.Yer À i ere the guests of Ye D.Mc- tic, having accompanied Mr.and Mrs.* pustico M ,V : ; = ._ r yes er ay.= Oliva Dufresne, on their wedding jour- .\u201d sei i - Catch them while they last, - | Miss Dora Racine, who is a graduate [\"°Y- | ~~ Your Baggage called for apd delivered promptly to any part of oer CM .oo of the Gleason Shorthand School, has Mr.C.E.White was in Megantic the city.Li id _ Everything isa BARGAIN.taken a position in Thetford Mines.yesterday on business.Mr.White is \u2019 full ] Ned %.¥ = M at present engaged on the plans for The entire contents of yout home carefully handle by.experigocel ap À c rs.G.G.Parker, of Montreal, ac- th build d addi î i ved to destination.: CXR « companied by her little son, is visit- E ey To shi and additions of the Wen an remover any Chk ing her sister, Mrs, Edwin Millington.ciation.ownships Agricultural Asso- Furniture \u2018packed and crated for delivery at \u201crailroad _station, si - * Charg KE i Mrs.Tofield, Sr., from Thetford, is All you can hear everywhere is car- Prompt service, Moderate Shores : 2 1e guest of her daughter-i in-law, Mrs.|nival; carnival at every meal; val \u2018 ' : - « i 3 I A.Tofield, at the New Sherbrooke.everywhere.They\u2019 ve ot.a); forni on em.EDWARDS FURNITURE GO.Bil Louis A, CODERE, Mr.W.H.Cleveland, of Johnvile, the brain, and it is feared that this | EE Ny - was in town yesterday on his way t - , 2 if The Popular Furnisher KING STREET Saskatoon, pester Al ert.and - other it does the doctors will call it \u2018\u201c\u2018car- rer mm _ meme 3 .\u2014 [Western Points, [ nivalisticraze.\u201d Rochel A.Wiggett, LS.Channell, Feb, 2 > ~ \u2014 \u2014 \u2014\u2014 \u2018Mr.P.J.MoWillims, from Wick- The Food Sale and Tea which was to Primekeepers\u2014Messrs, P.Blinco and Senin.Tomli Jp 5 \" : re R.I., has been spending ten days have, heen neld hia Weck wed of Le W.=H.Brent.q va.CG climeons 2.de VE Wats, Je, ; .tE hi vs\u2019 Auxiliary of the \" las > \u2014A.W.Harris.o >.G.Hou * G A & F ; R DARCHE 67 Kin Street les in * fomily v.the city, before heen postponed till next week, Satur- Penalty timekeeper A.Feb.20th, evening.° à \u20ac .o e e 9 cavi g for New York.day, March 2nd.It is hoped that |BEDFORD AND ST.JOHNS E.T.[ A.H.fos, J.J Waterhouse, 7 4 - ho Concert of the Lennoxville | Mu- [all friends of the Auxiliary will assist BANK TIE 3-2.1 Truell, A.$.McCaw, Feb, Mn, As lo | ub wi © he 18 evenin , fin thi k.aitérnoon.CHEE ONE MORE WEEK OF [GREAT REDUCTIONS.(Wednesday), at 8 o'clock, i the apie dae 0 Bedford, Feb.20.\u2014(Special)\u2014One of \u201cCW.Cate, Thos.Comm, vor a .© HEY RENE i | Church Hall, Lennoxville, - Th A ; L the most interesting games.of hockey Fletcher, A, J.D.Odell, \u2018Feb, 2, * an » 3 ; 4 j 4 \\ 0/ § Miss Annabel Ross, of St.Johns, 53rd Regiment are a attend played on the Se the aon! evening.F.B.Wilson ve.A D.\u2018 RUE : : Sith hex ane, ee sponding some | weeks rogressive euchre and .entertainment [tween the St.Jonns L.T.' Bank team [Brodie, H, B.Fletcher, Feb! 09nd * KF 41H 3 scoun es her aunt, Mrs.\" James Davidson, |{o be held at the Regimental Rooms, land Bediord, which resulted in a tie, loping, ' c 31723 A A, roadview;\u201d * Queen street.Odell\u2019s Block, on Thursday evening, the score being 3-3.The weather was |g M Tomlinson, Frank Fon, va.J, * EERE Ÿ \u2018 À \u2018Mr.Leon Alen, of Cowansville, who Feb.21st, at clock.ideal fe for an open air hockey watch, Craig, M.Mitchell, Feb.25th, dite 1505 TOUR 6 TRE À | - has been in the E.T.Bank at Granby an arge' crowd was presen © noon.Vue AE EAE LE 3 K ON ALL OUR READY-MADE CLOTHING.| for sis past nine Head Où has \u201cbeen ç RA S KW ok imu nd.aud clean or imutes p J, F.Kerr, À: \u20ac Phénner vs, CX, i iE EYE vie Te 3 - Pa tr erred t .to finish, and until abo , , HEE | es domi Smit, deugie ot | SPORTING NEWS iro ie \u201cpit Her Let a cms, dote Min , » (5-1 TEER 127 - 3 1th aughter o VY t t, ; * } ÉCRIT IE ; À Also immense reduction on all WOOLEN UN- the late Dean Sst.of ghee of | he 52% a Best of Bt, pe Su Cron hs Ton a EF 4 i 4 \u2019 \" 3 t s hy \u2018 \u2018 n b EER i x DE RWEAR.\u2018They are going fast.eck ore wa Sale (0 Sleepy | oh aftes some dm frs goa.a HOWE: n.J.K.Edward, ba 8.BR : 207 © , .\u2019 wnic 1 .w pi i |} j I ; J ; -4 Wh À hi \u2019 , Hollow.\u2019 SHERBROOKE 14, lowed, making it a tie, - J.8, Mitchell, P.I.Ansell, Feb An \u2018 \"ILE = > SFR i} y not ave your $ are à lu The Ladies: Aid of the Congrega- GRAND\u2019MERE 2.The Jo up was as om edford.afternoon.1 oo ¢ ; | A : ; onns.ï 25 ç 1 \u2018da 122 If 1 @Z fomal Cech wil hold à food ond \u2014 Gen EE gon oie [amen nt Le vied on dw MES 11 - wr La i day afternoon, Feb.23rd; from 3 to BRILLIANT VICTORY IN FIRST OF Doak cco point Ll.vie Beattie Co COUN # El + 4; Lo > (6 Tea served.» SÉMI-FIN AL SERIES\u2014BIG Beckett .re.SD ver A core Cadorette RACES HELD A\" BEDFORD., IEYN - Ta M / The Mrs.George R.Smith and Miss Lucy a aq 1 er H.I , NoLavghlin SN rare oC Bedford, Feb, 20.~ (Special)\u2014 Su IL a y \u201c 3 Co Smith, from Thetford, were in town SCORE AT FIRST HALF.day brie Topp Tt eee B Wood turday evening n large nudienes vu À à 8 \u2014 00 yesterday accompanied hy their guest, 14\u20142 goals in favor of Sherbrooke 1)inéalfo me Ce TT ld present to witness the rnces which wae Je À \u20ac m +00 y g Dun¢alfe .ve eer aenres aldwin Jd BE + j | OF MONTREAL, Limited.Mrs.Platt, he left for her home in was the result of the first home and , Mr.A.T.Gould acted.ns referee to Ney closely cons sted, The girls\u2019 ree 4 CE 1 dl 2 Incorporated under \u201cThe Mining Companies\u2019 Incorporation uckingham, P.Q.home game in the semi-finals between the satisfaction of both sides.tries.The fo owing in he fr Disons > ca ol 5 - Act,\u201d Ontarlo.Again the schools are upset, teachers Grand\u2019Mere and Sherbrooke for the | The umpires were Mr.Dooley and srize-winners.: Pbtntoe Race\u2014i, Shey until rR ah Toon can\u2019t get the children down to study [championship of the Eastern Series of Nr.\u2018R.H.Palmer.pe 2, Rice ; 4 Trottier.1 Mile rae both o XI ©, x: 4 Shares Fully Paid Up.-=Pat Value $1.00 Each and the craze is working into every of- the League.This game meant consi- Timekeepers were W.E.-Morehouse \u20141, \u2018Cadorett ge 0 Trotiier ; 3, Mas Rn.2 ff < Le NO PERSONAL LIABILITY fice and shop: matrons can\u2019tiget thetr [derable to both teams and every play- and H.R.Palmer.N Bovs\u201d te ce (a ile.(ime \u20186 to t Ca x \"2 ( Y.) maids down to work and clerks e Jer on the ice exerted himself in anj,, , inutes)\u20141 os 2 MeGouan : à Nose : 8 58 + a fi I control and have for sale a limited amount of stock of the reglecting their duties all over hii endeavor to \u2018make his side win the VICTORIAS OF COWANSVILLE, , DE- C.3 Mi le fn 16 ua) Ave., Uk! : abova Company, at 25 cents Per share, in lots of not less than 100 carnival next Wednesday night.Won\u2019 [game.FEATED E.T.BANK, oF- Toy She dso Ter uit Va Baki sm E à shares, ER nid BAL 0 RUN AE there pe 5 lot of people sind when its | The Grand\u2019 Mero team is quite a good MONTREAL, \u2018 wine Shepard 2, Lega \u2019 W id | | 303 Board of Trade Bidg.over wi aggregation on the-ice but when they Cowansville, Feb.\u2019 20.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 The committee who had charge d Lv.A j ENJAMIN BURLAND, MONTREAL.PS funeral of | the Inte Tagen ge ey Sherbrooke Shey met On\u2019 Saturday evening, the 16th inst., the affair are to be congratulated or IEF ARCS SES SE ube, wife o r.Andre Miller, who the E.I', Bank team of Montreal, j jour- the able manner i which the afair 1-7 at EE lied Saturday morning, took place on Vas almost free from ail rough pray.neyed out here to- try titles with the wan rin ora, nnd financially it .brator 5 À Mond: i :o the R à Ca- although several held the fence down Vv C 1) lie Rive tation.: FOR SATE thot x, morn Te eo ve Roman D, for short intervals, 5 minutes being the Rigi as of owansvi i on the Iver was far ahead of their expose DE.Fg rolic Cathedral, at 9.The funera , ! ink, and were defeated by a score of {Tha weather was ideal and people [ram W Ë The Purity of Our Goods Having decided to give up business was largely attended by relatives and oe ame vas very ate of.starting 6\u20140 at the call of half time, which hs we places took ndvantage of brook Ft is guaranteed.Promptness.in et will sell my entifesstock of Hard- friends.The ion yore Mossry N Je as thé referee who was appointed by tas inerensed to 11-2 ut the sound of good roads nnd nil expressed then- An.CH 41 tending to;orders always shown.\"| ware.Tinware, Stoves and Plumbing \"po 0 ' A, ih Vier \u2019 Maltis \u20ac d 0 08° the league only arrived on the G.1p, the last bell : [selves as well pleased with the ever D, \u201cEOE Goods.A bargain for the right man.Fon eLie, rthur als an DCE TR.train which\u2019 was late.The Montreal boys were good indivi- ing\u2019s sport, - \u2018 Monts 165 MACLEOD & ANDREWS, Store for sale or to let, Fournier.The puck was faced at 9.10 and the [dual players, but our rink is not so a.m.iF EX G JOHN BROWN, 20 pe.off chony goods at Spear\u201d | battle began.The puck had been in brightly lighted as they were necus- oo point, Eg Phone 545 rocers 107 King Street.ing\u2019 8.play but a few seconds past 2 minutes Eh to and, besides, they had not STADIUM J.- iE ETE - \u2014 \\ M d Î à } ay oge r ocnoug oO or up ° ! i ; a ee \u201cthe long list ot goals any combination play, only three of a Plate & A 5 \u2018 - 1 for Sherbrooke, The puck was aoain jthe team being acquainted with \u2018enc ys IE : ; faced and the home boys ran the score Others\u2019 systems.An additional handi- M z E ROW DOES THIS GATGH YOU ?up ol 34-5 6-7-8-9.here Hubbard scored [cap for all players of both teams was NEWS.L* ét \u20ac : for Grand?Mere, followed by a brilliant ja crack in the ice on the rink.The te vers \u2018He rush ahd shot by G.Pavey grist-mill had heen going all that day, ~ No hand to- might, ;Ç hut band Jo (x A1 LAKE GEORGE COBALT SILVER MINING CO.|: 72-105 és SEE at E Gy i ES LE 9 gonl tender.thus making the withdrawn from beneath the ice, it |ckes Vs.Rand Drill.Last year ih de B.HEEL i .score at half time 10:1 in favor of [settled down and cracked in a-way to [match was 25e.on the High Re \" pve He EL AN .(LIMITED.>» Sherbrooke.With this lend the home trip skaters.This is a necessary re: |Rink, To-night it is 16e.It is sat \u2019 Wi 4 fF boys felt considerable easier.sult of river rinks, but our boys be- [that there will he more fun at this .§ ; ; i y ste \"2 AE ; The second hali was a much harder |lieve a rink on tho river better than match, more interest and more ext C3 3 - = AR ES AT PAR fight all around than the first half.{bone at ull.ment than there was to the game last j A Ç + The visitors played more,of a defencé| When Mr.F.S.Baker, of Dunham, night.Friday night, band as ususl.Fe 18 KB ot game than they had previously | done.[referée, blew his whistle, the following Saturday night, announced later.Gras ALF 3 lf you want*to get into Cobalt there is no better investment on thes market _because of THE SPLENDID The home boys kept up their charges men: lined up : Carnival,\u201d 27th.Three } hundred cor Work : i SHOWING\u2014Nafive Slver\u2014in veins running into the north! claim, un 18 \u2018inch vein and four cthers in.the south on (irand\u2019Mere but met with much} Victoria.\u2026 E.T.Bank.tumes hired for this svp , Mi : IE claim y Ç K > uw nn resistance.acd 4 | Mayers ve pus OUI LG.MeCabe PH, HT.MORENCY, JAP .POTHIER.he , - .co The home hoys plac more goals KX R.Turner .int vee ven.Griffith has J \\ | THE LOW ¢ APT l'ALIZATION, 8600, 000, THE SHARES in the Grand\u2019 Mere ht the visit- Foster her ve P erin Ross .her ' _ \u201cay SIELLING AT PAR 81,00 EACH ; the excellent location, ors succeeded in scoring one more|w.C MoCal ove \u201cTurner ; A WORLD Mu 0 ap g e .rover: .A.C Turner } 8 ~ v Pia «M -9 (Cave, adjoining Hudson Bay, Argentite, Cleveland-Cobalt, and goal.Bell over vera, center Saunders ° - ° olde | R IA of © ° Silver Queen ; THI: BEST OF MANAGEMENT, see our The final and decisiv score was 14:2] 51.OR nh WIRES oon oes Watson 1 nt ly i $ preliminary report of property ; and an Al PROPERTY OF for the home team giving them a lead 14}.Chandler 2 TT Gittis fi e ea M ONTARIO ONTARIO RIGHTY ACRES in the very heart of Cobalt.THIS of 12 goals in \u2018the semi-finals with one There mas no rough play and no he- ° Sat, oov'Y cdl 0 - GovT.LOOKS LIKE FUTURE DIVIDENDS and is sufficient rea- more game to be played at Grand\u2019 cessity for the referce to use his rul- M h e Wait ar - Co Ce : son why you should invest in this stock: Mere Saturday.ing-off powers.ac in M | 4 COBALT, These properties have been thoroughly tested py -com- \"The puck had been in play only 181\" Messrs.Temple and Nicholson were few CLEVELAND \u2014 PURE Merrao prient engineers; and the history of the -adjoinifig claims minutes when the Grnud Mere captain.respectively goal umpires and time- M coBalT Zc ean L : : MES.|Prars us out in sayingthat they are among the best in the Gill.was struck in the fâce hy n Sher- keepers for the Bank, while Messrs, F - \u201cea.camp.brooke stick.necessitating his leaving |: Snyder and J.H.Carson filed Tike pe 4 TON Only 300,000 shares ara offered for subscription.These the te for the remainder of the ry offices fot-the Victorins.¥ SER CLEVELAND COBALT.Temiscamins 7 hares are selling AT PAR because the value is behind A bad out yay (péetod on Jig desk There was a larger attendance than ou \u2014 \u2014 \u201c8 c \u201cIt it's sfock speculation vou want Jo not come: to us.- most, unfortunate und in the face of bas pen the \u201ccase at muny better | Xi ALBERT.M =A {iuason\u2019 BAY) \u2018 \" conflicting views little more can ho [Matches held here this inter.j Met COBALY .id.: mere ~ .- LARE ° sa wii ; SILVERY | i a.: The visiting prayers were fine stick _ N \\ 1088.SCULLY, |.QUEEN- ee, Our Shares Represent Substantial handlers and good skaters, but they CURLIN G.; de \u2018}- \u2018 V 1 ° could not seem to get etal Sher- The following postponad mat Jen of Ti : a.alue in Themselves.Te pireteth.Of the home team as Ie Sherbrooke Curling Club Nill he i .; ' : greatly in evidence last night.Jos follows : [ \u2019 om MARSH.a 3) hn We intend making money on the development of the pro- The scorers for Sherbrooke were :\u2014 | Rink No.4 plays No, 11, F bs on, Hi ] = hd £ = NMIIING, ; perties, not on the advance of stock sold below par.UN- Maguire, 2; Wiggett, 5: G.Povey, 6; Rink: No.9 plavs No.12.Teh, 21 nt ol & | hoUsTEDLY THE STOCK WILL ADVANCE, BUT THIS [land Atto, 1.Those for Grand'Mere, | Wx So.9 plays Jo.12, Heb.2L {py W000 000 Th the moi pe OAL.z = as IS NOT THE OBJECT WE HAVE IN VIEW.\"WE WANT [jHubbard, 1.and Ballefeuil, I.The Rink No 5 plays No.12, Feb, 25 y f the kik Ta sii|E 2 5 [to GIVE NOU A SOUND INVESTMENT FOR YOUR onsition wore, Bellleul, 2: 1, Povev.| ening.0 Pye ter 12 Feb.5.Jobjectable work.0 by ec MONEY oo J; Hyne y= = 10° ; \u2018 ; < + | The average investor realizes that à y good thing is | The line-up ard officials were as fol- com No.2 2 plays No.6, Feh.26, chen.| i every si ood - ha : \u2014 \u2019 JL wR: ing.w c ives 0 hh A ve Kent KX ONTANIG GOV! w \u201cuk baying for.order for some _ Grand\u2019 Mero | Sherbrooke Mink | No.10 plays No.13, Feb.27, ngth, Diva A nives of polis oe 4.F.Gauthier goa mes, |eveni k fust.You simply P M trem) .Imines.\" LAKE \u201cGEORGE NOW.R.Murray + point F.Povey Rink No, 1 plays No., 5, Feb.2%, nile into the machitie, turn the rap ' Ju pue , M.Bellefeuil cover H, Hyndman Ths; A ) hich instantly imparts 8 b brilliant = re EE 1M.Hubbard rover ovey e above , as well ar those ish._ | Make cheques, drafts, moaty- -orders, ote., pay able at par at Toronto to .qu PT a 0 A SU \" (Capt.) given below A the Double Handed Heisomiely plated in \u201clectro-copper n J.Gilt (Capt.) centre C.VWiggett matches, must heaved on the dutes ee ey h 4 PROVINGIAL SECURITIES COMPANY, LIMITED H.Bown lo ving.H.Atto |arranged or default match.Price $3.50 eac ; 9 S.Daragh r.wing G.Maguire{| The matches in the Double Handed por ROOKE SHE TE sat Ln - - 4 .Fale DAILY RECORD WIMMNHSDA Y; BRRINC ARYIMNE00T) iin.- { Voi AN IEEE SE 255 ARCS en TER SE NE NE ¥.PAGE F IVE, ° \u2019 e Mariner's Compass + to a haven of safety.Your be Savings Account.A few : Acliars & week saved will enable you to Leather the storms of adversity and baild up a competence Lor oid age.= \u2018This hank pays 3 per cent.~ jgterest on SAVILES.Eastern Townships Bank Guides 4 aide 13 Estahsished 1-00 ; Province de Quebec, = \u201cDistrict de Saint Fruncois ja the SUPERiUR COURT, ; \u2026 No.\u2018833.re ° ; ANNIE N, \u20ac - par of Newport in the district of \u2019 ' Francis, wilé commun a8 to proper- .san Willis T.Parker, of the same place, ; .ÿ Ser July authorized to ester He his thfs day instituted an action my paration us to property against her paid husband.shorbrouke, ¢ January 29, 1907./ HAS.Co CABANA, Attorney four Plaintiff.of rt | Use the reliable Cough Cure McCormacK's Pectoral Balsam For Coughs, Hoarsencss, R Ssthma, Bronchitis\u2014and all other affections\u201d of the throat and lunge.Price 25¢._ ; PF McCORMACK, Cor.Park z\\venue and Prince Arthur Street 7 MONTREAL.BN Use also our One-Night Corn Cure # Sips all Pain\u2014gives no trouble\u2014 M mobes the fret comfortable\u201410c.\u201cb, 27th , , \u201ctes ar ___ BUSINESS GARDS,\" >, A.MCCREA, EL D: Ba Es Is .Ct H.Dental Surgeon.\u2019 _ RD._.North Hatley, over M.Mank I [YSDMAN & BRADLEY, DENTISTS, 1)\u2014 Sa- Sun Life Building, Sherbrooke.ice | wag ich wens - A.DARCHE, M.WB, fs 6 Specialists race 49 King 8t., Sherbrooke.- \" no Dissases of the Eye, Far, Noss & Throal, ~ list \u2018of In Costicook every, Tuesday afternoon |, Shep- wtil iva pa.Bell and People's \u2018Phone Mile race both offices.i 3, Mae - DT ¥.A.FARWELL, (SPECIALISHE time 6\u2014 :to Protestant Hospital.) Eye, Ear, an: 3 Nese and Throat Diseases, 87 Duferin nutes)\u2014' Ave, Su-rbrooke.Consultations: 10-13 Bald- 4m.end 14 p.m.and_by appointment.- = VU A.STENNING, M.D.O.M, rge ot ' * Pleasunt st, Coaticook.Specials ted © ;, tles:\u2014Digeuses of Women, Electro \u2018Therss \u2026 affhie / peutlcs, including X-Ray, Violet Ray, Ra- ally it stp, D'Arsonval Ourrent, and Vis .0 tation.Toy Treatment._ i _\u2014 nls fram G.L.HUMP, PHYSICIAN & of >the Surgeon, 15 Montreal St.Bher- them- ae Le se even- \u2026 \u2014 D* E.J.WILLIAMS, 28 MONTreal Street.l'rivute Hospital, 78 Montreal Street.Consultations until 9 LR: 2H 1-3 ointment, ~ D.KENNEDY, GENERAL INSUR- *ance agent.Fire, Life, Accident, © Plate Glass, etos Record Block, LAYREMLE, MOLLER & McIVER, Yorates, etc.Sheru Windsor Miils.erirooke and bm, 7-8 p.m., snd by ap d .to- CE ART TT » Jen- LE, ADPDiF, (LE, PLS.QUEBEO.nr this à Sale NIL t.Peter Bt.Rovidence: 82 Achool ; erry Ht.Tel.Connection.is said (ME, WELLS & WHITE, ADVG a \"ites.Run Liles Bullding,\u201d 8herbrooke excite- a= \u2014 em snd tam he Jast ' GRAN usual.GRANBY.later.~ beh, Ste Miss S.M.Harvey, oi the d cose + Tanby thiol School stat, spent the Weekend at hoc home in Abercorn.IER.Mes Jeane Payne, Granby mi, \u201c is beengepé fine a tew dats with Wee anit, ML Chas, Aitehison.- We .f, > vel » [ r bo Retin, one of trranby\u2019s Lu restent, who has been seripud- » ll, 1: hehtiy better.} Mi.me {= Toren Krnt returned home on pire ater spending à week.in .Le, Ther ot Maes Mary Movnan.; ir.Hiei or Codd s I< spending -a \u201chewn das \u201ctu Marsan © y .TU mr, CT 3 ; ; \u201c Hr, JW fengumin is laid up with a cor attack of Ju Lrippes ; Ihe ag., .» ï Jélsebers tire will be Shed \u201cUt Fnt: .y at the home Gf Mrs, Jumes Thr ww.: .Yori well prover meeting \u2018of the whi ru Congregational churches d cn has formerly been held Thurs ri Prem, has been permanently .The to Wednesday evening, 74 I el Tésorth League will holden so- or Bivsomeny parlors on Fuvs- bre 4 ht .GT Corling Club will play Ce tab on Thur, CCNA IRR RINIRIARINRIAN HELP WANTED.SERVANT WANTED.No washing.Apply Mrs.Geo.Ar mitage, 34 Montreal Street.A 1> OPENING FOR A.YOUNG MAN À with à general store experience, speaking both languages at McKech- G ENERAL JoRRAND BOY WANTED.APPLY 4 at once.J.S.Mitchell & Co.\u2018 y WOMAN WANTED FOR KITCH- .vn work at Sherbrooke Protestant Hospital.01 TT MISCELLANEOUS.JoARVERS AND MILKMEN DESTROUS of obtaining brewer's grains for this season please cull at Brewery office.Silver Spring Brewery, Ltd.7 WANTED TO EXCHANGE\u2014GASO- line engine for a good driving horse.Engine only slightly used, first clags ° condition, suitable for small shops or farm use.For particulary address P.0.Box 506, Sherbrooke, Que., : VANILD FOR IMMEDIATE 0CCU- ' pation, small house with 5 or 6 rooms in- the vVicinity of © P.R.atalion.Apply siating reutal.ele.to Box 23, Record Office, - Want \u201cAds.\u201d | Over 30,000 Readers daily.Reach all parts of the Eastern Townships.1 \u201cWill get you anything you want.1 ~ y = \u2014 MEETING OF THE 1 v COUNCIL, Manamy_and Olivie#-was appointed 10 | EXHIBITION GRANT Miss (Continued ai .1) , _Jmneet Bega.Christmas und Hanson Ç 0.LEE « eu irom page 1.at 10 o'clock this merning to further ee \u201d .the City Council Chambers.Council- [discuss the proposals\u201d \u2019 AND HOTEL PRICES.SI \u201ches to inform the public tLat she lor Brault was appointed returning of-] The Eastern Townships Agricultural (Continued from page 1.) will give lessons in Piano, Theory aud her, Association's pelition pes next taken\u2018 mation buvest near the GTR.«ia.Vocal Musie, at her studio, 61 Brooks tort citer, wus read from the City At fUP: oP a Jn anot hr colin, uf- tion, erecting a tasty building for tis Street, Sherbrooke.wy regardigir the tun\u2019 fran fier which The Council adjourned.LE ER A 5 pa Councillor oli & the unis avon of \u2018 purpose.They were going to make a ; iver.The city attorney big cHort to take care of the people TENDERS Pointed out that the petition was bas BUCKINGHAM RIOTS | properly and they wanted the Coun- td on clause 13 of he ci , ; \\ 4 PCA : 10 J .There wag ke the city charter.NE cil\u2019s help.- A TR | : lo evidence in support off TURLEE OF THLE Cap à The Mayor remarked {hat this vear Sealed tenders addressed to John Le Hs asked that Councillor Oliver TRIAL OF vu + Ok THE ACCLS- was to bu an importunt one for Shere MéMorine.Esq.Mayor Richmond, ¢ asked to declare his qualifications ED BEGINS AT NULL.Arooke.Mue vould depend he Que.marked, Tenders ye Town Hall, within cight days, ] ; vooke, Much wo ar Le ived 1 cil do uot.admit {hat Hat he cours Ottawa, February 19.\u2014Aïex.Mne- [Yay de people were received «and Will be received up to be v i OL «= Laren, Constable Frank Kieru: treated.fl vesans in the ovent \"th con [Latin SSuntable Frank Mian und |G Ly ind 10s | Saturday, March 9.1907, The city uttornew \"9 nde pA ANY Buckingham, indicted on u charge of |P¢tience in Halifax.\u2018The hotels there at four pin.for the remodelling où upon.: manslaughter in connection with the did not alter thar rates at all during the Town Hull.in accordance with the FOUNTAIN AT STRATHCONA riot ap thitt town, ubpepred yosterday jon inion, CARNES Nie tel et bland specifications posited i ANT AA D eforc\u2018\u2019Jfidge St.Julien, at Hull for UP AC .or, the o- the Town DICE.ve ender necessati- SQUARE.speody- trial.When \u2018the cases were | Prictors.He repliad, \u201cWe are not such fly accepted.Fürther information où 4 À Jetter was read from the W.C.lcaled Mr.E.A.Wilson, of Montreal fools uy to do it, We wunt you to [application to LL - | F- U.of Sherbrooke asking fou per- Egésisted Hy Mr.C.J.Brooke, for the come back again.Besides, if we over.F.F.CLEVELAND, mission to erect an ornamental foun-§erown, objected to the jurisfliction of charged, the city would take it up\u201d Secretary Treasurer, « tain ut Strathcona Squire and askine the magistrate in the case, fand asked |.Covncillor MeCrea\u2014\"*The amount ex Richmond, \u201cuc.if the Council ; would furnish elpetrié fc postponement until the Court oi torted may not .amount to much in p- - - ; lioht in connection with it end ice dur- Æppeay ghould settle the queM ion Bis money but it amounts to much jn feel- CLEMENT THEATRE ie summer, i CE en TX \u2019 \"2 ling?- a - AE De s° were \u2018over-ruled, Then 2 qR .The request was referred to the Wa- ave te place tho other.six defe ge Councilors Devault, Brault, Olivier © ALL THIS WEEK ter Committee and Chairman Lanclot ants on trial at the same time du and McCrea were gppointed à commit- promised to take the matter an ath ont on this was reserved till to- day tee to act with a committee of the The old favorites, \u2014 un early date.To buv=gn established businell cap.Association to take the matter up with: ; : RO STREET RAILWAY REQUEST.[ablo of expunsion, is to elminaié be | loeul hotelkeepers\u2019 association, KLARK URBAN CO\" The Sherbrooke Street Railway ask- |\u201c hard years\u201d required i rd \u2019 : her tree y a: 1 years\u201d required to build up an .48 PL ed) permission to extend the turn outfenterprise., The Business Oppérvunity 2er Mr TOCES.cer.Odell in Repertoire of New Plays.Oy me St » 3 ox ibiti À 1 Nes v if ta Han \u2018 .\u2019 oker, S|.mp ; ou Lu cotrt to the Exhibition Tate ads.will interest you-if this subject Block, reports stock quotations at 21 _ TO-NIGHOT : \u2018 + .\u2018rlock, by telegraph.as follows: = point between the G.FT.R, track and je © ver re te Tan vd kar ét gt seance River bridge, referred \u2018 C NOY REAL, STOCK EXCHANGE 2 WEDDED ° È O on Committee.! SCO ED ANOTHER e jt.fears afeeee secures toes ein DOR B T NO WIF 9, ty A = Detroit Ry.cre pacsarcee eens ernie CSA \"M.CITY ADVERTISING fos \u2018 M eal Pow ee, ene dB ] eT ay : Montreal Power.ve vies veins 91 - f\u2014\u2014 oo Jester was read from W.B.McCaw] W NDERE Twin City wore coer Leusernes ene, 104 High class Vaudeville features be- .Let 5 \u201c : Tet oe - : : © 2 - Li 5 + 5 - .Co ; ~ A ; = w .Fe | 3 ; 2, ' oe ya, 7 2 - Lote - - I .= CE = LT I?ax a a .CIF .5 T .eo .+ - \u201cnf: Le + 2 oy = - Pa aisé hil toll - als o \u201ca a vos 3 PA N PA EN po Pay \" p a = - Lt , - SR atl po s RE on dé : LC oe 4 CR ey oo $ è 3 A AE + 2 3 A LE Se or ath APTE Pa ety das ven p oh US ov a B= 3 \u201c4.a a eae NE y .di A - Sn ra d EMC LL 9 PO; Ce.» ; = T du SET = ; - + A _ .; - > + ee 0 rts Coed PRT pr.se ea Po ey qe a ay - La - \\ ; - - = \u2018 a Le Rd \u2018 , - \" - ni - 8 _ ap Ten ue, 7 .\u2018 \" +.Lu.3 Lo N » i a, 7 PTL PORE Nr oy a = - IS a pit .tra mi, P ci pee a Go a N am mm re PEE = a om - pet ee; = - ASP n = } cv N rr = a = .ve pars bouts .- a\u201d ; er Ie ban 20 = M me ns fy et \u2014 æ,; ue, .me ee - .\u201cAE D 1 .\u2019 Co z .CU \u2019 - .: \"0 - b, .} Gr ; nr Ne TE : .Lo 2 my Bey A ; Re JS - : 2 - 1 vu > Lrns ire me TN AE PRE TIT mero cmv BE RE ors 3 : Tp TE Ap TEE + yy - 54; s.4 1 * Co ; to tue AE 4 > ta ; var c | ply in between the stopping of on some branch lines of railway, where it was impossible to get the usual sup- the There are bright apd dark patches in every country and no portion of said tountry has any monopoly in either, .the Rev.L.H.Fisher officiating.» .\u2014essaus MRS.ALBERT CLOW OF GRANBY.Prime Minister Clemenceau will spegk in the Chamber tomorrow, afternoon.LAW oF RIGHT C OF WAY AT SEA.We use only the authorized text-bdok on Boyd\u2019s Famous Syliske * Shorthand ; and teach the system in Our teachers and nssistantsare thoroughl ienced (both F RENCH and ENGLISH.) its most unproved form.competent and exper.qu?i x; By § 1 - .; ky if VE ; Wop ad ur AS CES à aH ès \u2019 Ces 4 ; ; - cL Fe L ; à 1 PAGE SIX, CORTE RE C \u2018 £ SEERBKUOKE bALLY LECOLD, WHBALSLAY, + LLELANY IF oF Hi ° a , : rting the request of the Opposition | P nal help from her energetic A ac a Mi Motterd Ë I 4 FETE - La a - and money.It\u2019s the blouse that counts after for delay, took occasion to refer to the one nin, and cighipencs à SIAN I can trou P 3:50: a: = political ambitions of Mr.Ralph HET # 5 Cs all ; the skirt adapts itself to its surroundings, Swith, of Nanaimo.ho supported the weak from the guardiens asters \u201cNEW SHERBROOKE CLOTHING sod Sie es if Ë | LEUR AF = j and they\u2019 re so well made nowadays that they lowed and suggested that.other mem-{ Cd electric cutrents on Thompson to of he a 2 a dik « AS can be worn even where the Smartest dress bers had amb tions also.dE Fowler, mass | bim Be bu pad Jo Few Lit nes Left 0 ver From Our Great § de ad, Co ae f te Mi UE., : - .e said, had ambitions o coming a pound fro sie EE al § EY : + is re uired.le ad fered from acute, chronic laziness.JP aE 1 Jed proprietor in the Norwest ee ne nino Thompron to To Be Cleared During This Week obese: HE gl 1 5 THOSE WERE SELLING AT $5.00 from\u201d the Conservative side.ard amid |undertake a field job.Later the farm- : rogers, 3!) Li | gil the uproar Mr.Fowler's voice could be jer went to see how his new hand was .py pECE.LINED.UNDERWEAR, 39¢.LADIER\u2019 CORSETS, wig The WIC ki Et , ait th i d test d al d heard that the whole story should working, and on bien abd phe each.« | attached, at only .4% à.ing AR ei are © \"acme O 00 e and value, an .|come out now.e number :o in an - 1 MEN'S SWEATERS, extra good 3 9 .Na TE oe -f mSthat up to \u2018Ss, 00 and $30.00.Pleated Mr.Fowler then, in the course of a ]fast newspaper men tried to interview dlue at $1.50 each, NOW .99e.LADIES WOOLLEN GLOVES, ly a 4 bi +} .ro p heated speech, in which such Pgrases Thompson, who for.the past two days WOOLLEN UNDERWEAR, regular to Coy NOW (iit naan be pile try 2 a 114 Voile Skirts there\u2019s \u2018nothing left to be desired as \u201c\u2018cur,\u201d \u2018nasty, dirty.mean insinua- has been seen outside his house, \u201cbut Se, now So 49c.each.\\ lo tof IL ADIES Dos wl at 1 iw BH in either style or price.tions,\u201d \u2018debased mind\u201d and \u201cthe the repulsed all questions, except one, CLOVES for Men, reduced to bo cleared at.OAS SALE) dE of Bo y P sewer which takes the place of mind in by persistent \u2018silence.To oné who tried MOCH or 69c.per pair.\u2018 Re le the at iy 115 him,\u201d were freely bandied, contended }o bribe him by offering him whiskey, VO cei nn vorees pe S Few more Men's Suits and Ove \u201cwhi alt a 4 Pig ER that he had nothing to be ashamed of Thompson said curtly: \u201cI can buy A lot of Mens TWEED PANTS at to_be cleared at $4.00 and su The lif b iE ÿ $f.in his business transactions.N He had whiskey myself if I want it,\u201d after |$ Tabres VESTS roger 95c.each, | Nico variety of a Une per it 11 ecome à landowner in orthwes t 5, e ety of new Lit FI ET : [ie was glad to say the lands ere which he again became mute.MOW L.ccrssossesss vovevirale orsshorsanasersane 19c.Guods ready for sale, Spring boy food « IE { EBL increasing in value.These lands were ;B 1 ÿ not abri rett from the Government at FRENCH CABINET SATE.NEW SHERBROOKE CLOTHING STORE ) Londoi, AL | REF - x \u2018dollar an acre by means of -closed n lett ab tft.| ; leases.They were bought in the open {3f, BRIAND'S CONCILIATORY POL- pu M, NAULT « + + we + + ++ + » 17 KING min t up : CPR LE 4 1 4 market.\u2014 bas = \u2014 don train 35 LEE.He Mr.Fowler then turned his batteries } I0Y TO BECOME ITS _\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014_\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014\u2014 the pass A EY PES on\u2019 Mr.Ross, referring.to him as the] POLICY.7 jr lives 3 \u2018 EE \u201cwooden man who jumped when the tn Can You Afford to Spend Your Time and Money | The sted i : +64 Le , # = [string was pulled.\u201d \u2018My land t \u201c| Paris, February 20.\u2014The ministerial Elk $b jal sv EEE te SPEAKS OF SITUATION Adamson and Crawford, Members of actions.* cried Mr.F Par tone, barometer once: more registers \u2018set any but a Highly Recommended, Thoroughly a Bo PIE Book ik : y.+.IN THE WEST.Parliament.from that country, 175,- |private business and not a matter for fair,\u201d but whether it renched this bil ped and Well Established Institution 2.\u2026.ta seu | = for Bolte | : Fy , 000,000 acres of arable land of which [the House deal with.\u201d sition naturally or was forcibly plac t k th \u201c| | 41-81.- .only eight million ucres are now taken The incident is the talk of the lob- there will not be clear until aîter to- 1f not then be sure to ask for the .A 0 | ir Hr (Continued from page 1.) vof ,[ bies tonight-and is regarded as the ,day\u2019s debate.The Cabinet met infor- BOYD\u2019 Bo vu the § ti ï j \u201c5 \u201ctem, the source of which is brought $ oh might be akon \"of that this sensation of the session.- mally at mooi yesterday, when, ole ; oa the i CH 77- ; - < A nt the cit ed inook wind takes off the snow \u2014_\u2014, cording to the Petit Parisien ail- ls 1 t EE AS ; bi behing in.wate Tor about like eur south wind, but before Has your advertising, lately, been {laux, minister of finance, drafted a par- Sy Habio \u2018Shor thand & Bi siness vaio ve | + ji Poe 5, \u2014 n distance and selling it \u2018at 2c.per it came there was u terrible loss of gropilying to you\u2014or to your competi- agraph referring to liabilities for re- E.B._GLEASON, Principal.° terway a ; 11 1 sus TT _* J \u201cbarrel to the inhabitants.It is not cattle.Horses a will ple their living |to {pairs of churches, after which it was - \u2014 Was ass ho oi FE RET ye a k 1 d to drink.|where cattle will ie of hunger and be \u2014 ye decided that M.Briand\u2019s conciliatory \u2018 ER ib le B® + ety alkali an d fac y Me.to dunk.unable to dig down through the crust- W@NHR0200060000NMONER® policy should become \u2018the policy of the This College offer.its services to you as a first class ducati | I» he wi j EE Lf ee # 7 LT Lost impressed with the natural gas, ed snow to the grass underneath.Co Cabinet, and that he alone should pre: institution for the purp ose of prov iding young men and women vith # sr ; EE =\" w= which was in the town, used: in every Feed is cheap there, it being possible DE ATHS REPORTED sent it to the Chamber this afternoon.a preparation for successful and profitable employment in commércai Jib \"th i HE LEC - 5 43 : h ki d licht.|to get the best and purest ground \u2018 The Radical Socialists met yesterd and stenographic pursuits.It maintains a reliable course of study À rom © ltd 5 ; house for heating, cooking and light- feed for 8l R e -*aclca Soa cL ye ay and practice, imparts thorough instruction by experienc oadhen, | bistance © ÊR CE .: \u201c in It is brought up out of the | eed lor per cwit v ; afternoon and opposition was develop- d only ask 1 by th l i if the sons > ; wrth eight-inch vipe and ther \u2018Each of these small towns has - an led to Parliament deciding or modify- and only asks to be estimated by the value of the service it\u2018 rende, L - \u2018earth in an eig pip * Hhospit 1, as the .MISS PANSY RANDALL, OF ALAN.g y There are in this city alone, students and raduates from.ths were una : pita y {canndt run a \u2018pa \u20ac J - piped all over the place, as wanted.A .P ; ing the leasing contracts, it being held | Coll h ; 1 ] close ano ae \u2018There was: not nearly so much of a tient into a big city hospital in a - SONVILLE.i fthat this was an action of a concorda- ° PP who are now earning an aggregate yearly salary of about : ew A eT \".conl famine- as reported.Many people few hours\u2019 notice, as .we do here.Mansonville, Feb.20.\u2014 (Special) \u2014 [taire character, while if the formula\u2019 PO, ooo : : Seipless.fe A \u2018 had not made provision for a cold Maple Creck Hospital received a leg- Mr.Jas.Randall and family suffered | was left to the mayors and clergy, it x 1) \u2018she br Lo ES - winter and were nearly out of coal, | of 5 0, 000 he 1, M cattle the loss of their adopted Na see would be an entirely.priv ate transac- ge EER B but there was no time in Maple Creek (man, wha died there during Mr.Bur- Ansy, about two years o ast jon.The Matin says it understand 5) down.and the towns mentioned but what [NCVS Visi Friday.She had suffered from whoop- that the ministers have \u2018agreed upon à | OUR STUDENTS SUCCEED _ | down.there were coal merchants with coal \u2018 Pho whole impression gathered from jing cough for some time but was not policy which will satisfy the Republi- = \u2014 - 1 [ , for sale at $8.00 per ton.The-sfiike ri Ee tha ¢ there.is ts about is | considered dangerously ill until pneu- can party\u2019s exigencies.It adds that Our Bookkeeping Course.is the BEST, most practical and effet ) + in the Rocky Mountain coal mines, p p 3 pretty much of a-monia set in.in Canada.1 I ; | howover, made the supply short muchness jabout all places on earth.The funeral was held at the house, | ' strike and the commencement.of cold -\u2014\u2014R Granby, :Fek.20, (Special)\u2014 Mre.stone We are Specialists in Shorthand, Bookkeep ng and Typowitg.1 A \u2018 weather.winds commenced.The Jules of navigation hover steer- fact Clo passed avay at her late \u201cSTEAM VESSEL SHALL KEEP Our address is the Ci x ail 4 0 AN ; = © Chinoo ÿ ; ed n ship: nor do mere c t- > n reet, early Sunday © \" : AV A a : r ; blow before Mr.Burnet left and ron ideas\u201d of advertising \u2018 steer a store.morning.I Hrs.Clow had been.in] OUT OF THE WAY OF THE BOYD'S U i CL 3% dered it so warm that one could In both cases there must be a \u201cmov- [Poor ealth for some time and spent AILING.VESSEL.\u201d i a x - - + stand or sit out of doors for hours ping cause which operates according to the summer at St.Agathe from which Boston, Feb.20\u2014The Larchmont di- Syllablo Shorthand & Business Go og ue \"E >, and delighted wi th Lhe dry, warm these rules.\u201d ¢ Hoge she apparent y derived consider \u201c{saster hus brought up the question as E- $- GLEASON, Principal.Rooms 4, 5, 6, 8 7 Whiting Block, Shechrooi LACK 0 ; ci previo 5.the thermometer had flirted ; began failing and has been conan ta to the right of nay at sea.i Lone mat- , , - SLOW 1 5e : with the - thirty-below-zero mark.FOR $ LE the ped since.Mr.Clow and \u2018the {fied oa y covered by the federal law, FEA \u201c5.Mapte \u2018Creek is 300 miles farther A \u2018mother rs.John Barr, Sr., and\u2019 OT - Lo 11 north than Cowansville, Calgary 500 a brothers of the deceased have tho sin- (Act of Aug.10, 1890, to adopt re- eue.& .miles and Edmonton 700 miles farth- Fi hi \\P athy vof a large number of gulations for preventing collisions a ro ; 5 > \u2014- et north than this place, so it must riends in their sad bereavement.The A 7 ; | fh F Soh necessarily be coolér.But the dryness.Co funeral took place at the Congregh- Art.20.JVhen a steam vessel and ; solution ; 1 al of the air renders the cold less notice- The old established Sherbrooke Ga- [tional Church on Tuesday and was So DE Vessel are proccering an Such i hil rip thro tr.= A 3 ttended by la \u201c(directions as to run a risk of collisioh : ri three sa) Xo | able, although it will freezo n person ette plant, subscription list, good [2100 9Y.à large concourse of rela the steam vessel shall keep out of Ï affected È- : just as quick.The sun shone every © +.2 - tives, and friends.the way of the sailing vessel.i pF investi .day: Mr.Burnét, was in that country, will, and large Job business, upon easy MRS.T.B.DYK E OF, STANB 1 al Art.91, When by any of these rules \u2019 tions Ar è except one, and he declared the aver- terms to a quick purchaser.Fine open- REE, ; NBRIDGE one of two vessels is to keep out uf - : ei hi in ; , aie, wenther here \u20189 pe, similar to ng for a French daily Stanbridge Fast, Feb.20, (S 0 the way, the other shall keep her : TATELY roads.w * ! that we a cre onday o this * n t1dge fus \u2018en.pecia be course and speed.\u2019 The : il week, i _ Apply, U.H: FLETCHER Sherbrooke Mrs.T.B, Dyke passed away on Tues- \u201cNote.When in consequence of thick \u201cHh \\ de: pa CIF There wore, andcording to Messrs.d _ PPL, » Sherdr day, Feb.12th, pt.her home here, of-| wenther or other causes, such vessel HALLWAYS i tole a HE - : \u2014 - much ingering i \"Th associated with finds herself so close that collision can- - : Hramati 3 much suf ering.! e late rs.Dyke} not be avoided by the action of the \u2018wh d mine\u2014vi vears a 0.bei \\is the d et seventy giving-way vessel alone.she also shall en decorated with sale dea ; i g9, being the daughter of the]% ke such action as will best Avert a = Al b ato Mr.Samuel Johnson and sister of collision.\\ a astine have.a lustrous ! sate ol \u2018 Messrs, Hadley and Charles Johnson, Art 22.Every vessel which is direct- rich \u201c0 il] d M pré = werp.She ate 11s.james Van Ant ed by \u2018these rules to keep out of the ; ness.ur 1 ustr ate ; Hef mas > j (ved by one son and yay of another vessel shall, if the tir ; cé Î .: \u201d\" \u20ac ?eo daughters, his mes Dyke od cumstances of the case admit,avoid book, Homes, Healthful and Beautiful, and pri The Mall Order Store, Montreal funeral Sook.Plame Themdne afte rt 53.Every steams vessel which tells why Alabastine is the most durable Favors - \u2019 uueral took place Thursday aîter- is [directed by these rules to.kee t aro ep ou _ _ EEE == Le Res R° Y.Overing eonduetine the | ot the way of another vessel.ap- of all wall - - coverings\u2014how it destroys.( Pounds funcral services.The: remains were bronching her, if necessary.sincken her disease germs, and how you can decor- most ir aid to rest in the St, James cemetery.m\u2014 eut x The sympathy of the community.is BREAKFAST IS RI ADY ate your.\u2018home with Alabastine at much the con 18 Newest Styles in extended to the bereaved family., This is the key-note of he morn less cost: than with any other material.rie ; ing e woman who has no mai | MR.ALONZO CHADSEY.KORMER-{ feels luxurious when she has Orange Send-ten cents for a copy of \u201cHomes, Healthfui duded e e \u2018 UTTON , Meat, - and Beautiful,\u201d with many dainty, new ideas 9 J tation., ew or irt aists Sutton, Feb.20, (Special )\u2014The many 1f you save your coupons, save for the decoration of your home.Aside \\ friends of Mr.Levi P.\u2014Chadsey.whol those in Orange Meat packages, and Al ergmen | ._ = was a native of \u2018Sutton, having been { you may win $30.00 and the choice abastine i is sold by hardware and paint dealers ; carried born here 63 years atte be grieved of valuable premiums.THE everywhere\u2014a 5 pound package for 50 cents.Th ganize we - o hear of his death which took place 1e largest number of coupons |- 8 ; Mainta Ÿ Just as we go to New York for- the at ho dnughter' home in aichen mail 4 by ny amber ECO pons Ask your dealer for tint card.NEVER SOLD IN Burk.Ji bs mai _ agi *iati 3 irt.uss., on Tuesday, Feb.12 My.fore March 30th, 1907, and addressed | are un L most pleasing and artistio styles in Shirt Chadsey had .not \u2018been in good health] to Orange Meat, Kingston, Will re- localit E waiste, so do Montreal women come to for some time but his last illnesg wnsf ceive a prize of $30.00.All letters now b + : : EN y of phort, duration, being ess than a must reach the office of Orange Meat, feed a ; week.e leaves two children.Mrs.Kingston, on or before April 9th, 1907, Kaza us for the very bes New York has to Earl Bullock, and Miss Vera Chadsev,| When the prize will be awarded.mans - offer.a girl of fourteen years.His wife y .died thirteen years ago and his daugh- At \u2018= 0 : .ters.Minnie, Nellie an ernice all ; We are showing a range of new Shirt- | predeceased him, as well as his san, Part.: Co .sre Ernest.Mr.Chadsey was the sono walsh styles chosen with infinite care the late Mr.Daniel Chadsey.af Sut- fons su, ; ton, and was born on the old home- from New York's most celebrated maker, stead now owned by his brother Mr.par ; ney : Ira Chadsey of this town rom a x and that means they are the most attrac- family of \u201ctwelve children cight are ring vain., nel : .still \u2018living.They are Mrs.Horace} tive in town,priced according to our stan- West, \u2018of West Brome, ds.E P.Bouse : SS.: Church.Trasburg, Vt., rs.Philip ° dard of figaring on the closest margin, Scott.Sutton Jet, Mr.Joseph Chad- ater, sev, \u2014pdrta.Wis, Rev.Danie had- pe \u20ac The daintiest and newest Embroidered sey, Wakefield, Mass.Rev.Edgar and ; Chadsey.Friendship.Me.Mr.Alonzo Lingerie and Linen Waists ever made by Chadsey, Boston, Mass.and Mr.Ira Chadsey, of Sutton.The late Mr.: the best makers will be shown here.\u2014 Chadsey was a 'regident oi this town- FFR Co ye .{ship many years.Yor several years Sut Come and see them when youre in town, he carried on a jewellery shop in Sut- une EY K! UT ton, also for some -time at Knowlton.ME WORSEN i \u201cth ! {For the past 20 years he had heen al \u2014 Sou an employee of the American .Waltham Pal do at Waltham.Mass.The : I n ss fell weathe th day = em uneral too ace in Welt ham, Mass., - ; Q : ° va \u20ac A PE + où Friday, ° Rac in ph was.at- - e 00 e ows Bet tode er\u201d 4 fusec te J AS OGILVY 8 SONS St.Catherine & Mountain Sts.|tended by a Lange user of relatives - ey S 7 * MONTREAL snd friends.He Fen Sie a ul oe he 5 Tae i REPUTATION BEND, It\u201d friends and relatives in Sutton a bor L vicinity, to mourn his loss, \" Col so pre 20 - iN "]