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_ f- OUR MILITIAMEN To HEAR V with poisoning. .her three-days-o1d_ BOSTON, Oct. 16.-A sensation has __ _ f - OF GREATER Afllynigs baby “b°“t B Year Bgo, Marie Uaye,_ been caused in piscopal church cir- INDy;`N5_~MUgq- _ .___ ~ "oi ville -Merle, Que., who is 14_yen_i-s cies by the action of Mrs- Elisabeth

.~ i. »_~ ».rWEAR _TROUSE_RS_ 01\TAWA_ Oct 16___when the ave 01d_ and who has mst _given-'birth to A. Gllftls ` BFCHCOH, Of H&Tf.T01%, in

officers who aecompanied Colonel the another child, il-l under arrest in ming 'a IJ¢¢iti0ll f0l` diV0I‘CB 1185111915

MEXICO CITY Mexico, Oct. 17- Hon. Sam Hughes to England 1-étu¢n`N°"th 005810 RW' Dr' 0""‘°t°“ Br°”t°“' V"°!"°°r

1 to this country thev Wm visit mint-_ai It is auegad that the gm tom pm., of English literature, lecturer, and

“`°“*f°S l=\““°“sh°ut the country one 01 her story to the ones", 5.1,. eondiuoto lor ounrogorr hisiion of tho deliver illustrated lecture, 0,, thai, li rrihle details ood implicotlug her U°"“°°“°“f ‘11°°°“°- The §f°“11'1 '01'

observations of the French and Brit mgmqed sister and two brothers in ft;l;e complaint was 'intolerable cruel.

Trousers are now to be provided by the government for the liiettinzin ln- dians wbenftliey.-_,visit town. _ ln the days of th`e'Ills8' regime repeated ei- forts were made-to induce the indian ~popiil_g,t_1on 0f~_U_ig Eederhl Iiill! ict _to substiiiifts real trousers for the white cotton lmitgtions they wore, but _.iiever_ with any great success. » »},?_o_liqe_Me_xiao ».w`as' not so much `shuclre_d`_b`y the appearance cf her 'simple' sons in apparel more sugges- tive oi underwear that of nantnlooils than she was embarrassed. i-fer atti- tude was that of what will other peollfe' say.?_ The new 'regime is no lcss insistent that; the Indians must dress up when they`come to town; so Gov- eriier _ Gonaalez Garza ' had decreed that they must abandon their white cotton clbthitfig ' government stories they will be compelled to purchase the real tr0ll_l5§l’i at ility centavos e pair; ""‘ ' _

AMI_-IERST PERFECTS

- PLAYS ‘iron HARVARD. "' 'J_‘.‘.;fj. ‘ ` ;E§‘3£.‘,4.._'.-._- amriansr. -“ti¢*i'i:. f is-'rho Amherst

squad was put through the longest workout oi the saeson for an houl' and a balfr The varsity clashed with

tlie`scl‘u_gs and succeeded in scoring _threéjfi es, while the second team pushed the ball over twice. Probably one more scrimmage will be held be- ioi'0' `the'Hd`\‘vsrd game. The new. plays_Coach 1-_Iobbs taught the var- sity were worked successfully. Allen gained' considerable groiiiid for the first team, .and Ryder, a_ freshman, made both scores for the scrubs. Moors tried to get into practice »but Wall hurt again slightly.

DllBf$'.\'

Clnloife- P M; ,g ro

I taken up.

ogoflngm H. o. Bolle, ohlsi olootrlcisn ol nhoss_,_§¢g¢1y-_ government railroads in an interview

mmzgtnd-_bbyui °",._ with 3 Guard-iaii representative stated

snd“boys'f i-ssiefi at goat thit thserossingu at the Pork fsc-

ad in,,‘another column, tory and Bt. Petei-'s Road, Char-‘ _ ` _ '10.13ME5|_ lnttstown, were to be littcd with an

'electric arrangement as the train

QF-Row IN ' ._ comsswlth in fifteen hundred fest of

.glmrong BTA-I-E_. thc. _crossing shell will ring= ' thus _..._ ' _giving -s-warning, ifat night there _ ost, 17..-y|,,,,,,,, _will pawn illumination. 'ss _ the

innocent bystanderi 1 who ‘¢1i§%'.€$`}_¥*.'_ “ld T-h.°~b°u_. 't0.rLi\!- on the head by a stony l“|t_'4?§i'-"PP”¢_' `tE!° '°"°§‘”‘$ th? “gm 'battle between Meal;-1, MI- 1y”2~E*jf`5_l_°.° “_&W1_ T1ll!'»,il-11° 'W°1`kl and me palm on ___-yy-,.m`y _would be completed about i¢h_s'end of now found to he in &~?,m,,,3:‘___nsxt week. This willwemedv. a much

_ ' needed necessity.

An X-rav examination oi the hsa E ,,

at the hmmtal ,hows mm to he su? We have just received 9, big llno of

_Marsh WB!

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pipes are the best that one of the

Ygitto last night' he b"°m'?__ w°°E." 'leading factories could turn out. We

¢v¢l1lns and nursed rr -.restless . _

night Ah opemuon Wm ukew._. he _pougthlt them at atsnap ang are sci;

stone' throwing which resulted in Mr. and Kent B ee l i A Marsh's condition, and blame the rf ' lioe. The lotter ueeloro thot it is oh- ==B\llltsfu. Boll sr Co. for best coal.

hrowfng stones and that Mr Marv . """' -

was iniured he them. _A oornrnittoe or] _ ' ~ _ i he students' council is n'ow'i'u" “ i' ' ' Twlcm MOTHER AT 14'

fvebt- " ‘

gating the matter.

is being manifested

race to be held in

Dly. Ther; are

winner for the past ten seasons.. record _for this race is 56 minute; made by Fred Cameron and some of the knowing ones are saying that this time will be broken this year. However, time will tell.-Amherst Exe

.' _nr-P I ' ::Don't forget that. for every _- ill

thsre’s s. Rsxall Remedy and that each Rexall remedy is a guaranteed, non- sscret preparation endorsed by over 8,000 dealers. No secrets or mystery

plainly printed on each label. Over

_ 300 ,of these Preparations-one for sich common ill. Sold, recommended and guaranteed by the McKinnon -_Drug Co-.", The Rsxall °ltore, Corner . Gt. George and Kent Sts. 10-L'fiMetf.

_ BRYAN DEPLORES ATTEMPT

UI-‘ON COLONEUS LIFE.

M-1 1 h. t d _ _ sample pipes-some new and nobly COLUMBUS Ind., Oct. 16-William :holdin rg: 1,241 Eiearinafigll ro ,xg SWISS. all Of U19 l1lS\1eBt Sl`°d°~ 'U1°“° Jennings Bryan, addressing 2,000

people hers this forenoon, opened l

had befallen Colonel Roosevelt, and

“gem ted tm _ R _ '.-__ __ Qmg' em at 9 be E' °“°' ce f’ assured his nudience that Democrats Meagwhile :ht;ls€iEili|e)i?tl.1s-claiiii ‘that Cwindgwfi G65 Oni; prlceshxie, Egggyhlo d°9E°"°d Et ‘W deeply “B d° the l.°"°' they were not responsible for the non r g` t€"ts om" W ;.,m&_ grelslves._Mr. Bryan discussed_nation_

al and Boats candidates. urging the .dters not to permit Roosevelt's mis- fortune 'to detract their attention

sura to suppose that they _ 0 W.-_ lowest prices. 9-zadtr. from the csmvsisu. and io elect o

Democratic President and Congress.

WIFE MYs'l‘EnIoUsLY ' '

DISAPPEARS.

COBALT Ont Oct. 16-Charged ‘ _-

ish mnnouevres. Oiheers-of the inili- U10 affair-

tia thus will be given first-hand im-

llfessions of the latest developments '» E” "““*'“'Y “°i¢“°°- ° 'GIRL Is .ifrfr icxlen

_ ‘ " ' . 5 W she was severely beaten in a small

§‘°‘T"_iB °‘"_”P°H@‘1. 01 H19" frvm the room in the shuhsrt nuiiuing, Thirty- Uom niolrns who are residing in the Emgh _su-eeg and Broadway yesggrdgy “Wed ill‘§d0_m» Of H1080' molly BN fternoon her assailant escaped after Btudenfs Wm’ “tend t° "t_“"“ T'° Eh* being pursued several blocks through country of their birth and it has been the cy-pwdg in Broadway. The attack. arrangcd that if such men return to, was made on the seventh fiom- when Canada _“nd °nt"_ tm Canadian the corridors were crowded. The forceg the" services m the King Ed' gir1’s assailant was well dressed and ward 5 E'_’°"se Shan °°““t equally youthful. He had been loitering there _with their English service in respect for Several ho,,m_ _

of seniority, qualifying for long ser-

vice decorations, medals, etc.

' BURGL ‘AR IS A HUMAN FL‘Y

ment Library, not fa_r from that of mooge bug_t0n_ . Mackenzie. and will overlook the On- A detective passing outside glanced tario river. Special arrangements my and gow the biirglai- as he left the are being made for the ceremonies. second window. The detective shout- Monuments to Thomas"d-'Arcy. Mc- ed`_ and the -man darted inside the Gee, Baldwin and Lafontaine will be room, where he was captured.

'erected next spring, to complete a. Police Headquarters he said he was

chain around the Parliament build-A James Wilson. lilies _Rosen F0l‘d. OT

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To add to the complicatedsitual-

tion, Mrs. Brenton is now mysterious-4 ly missing, and the lawyers and de- tect'v h

An th 1 , i es w om her friends have em- vluitotoermngffgdtlhf ___ BY STRANGEB' §§°y°d "° “’t"°’“' the “"1” °' he’ whi h in 1 te __ _ sappenrance, report that she may in 'gh W n re 5 9' Wm k”°W“ corps NEW YORK, Oct. I6!-F0ll0Wil1§ _8 have been spirited away to some san- adianefo€c£°dT§;”!§g3:';_eE°t$_it53”; daring attack upon Miss Erieda Spin- itay-yum regiment "n0wn as Kin Ed ardys ner' 8' ymmg `st°n°gr“Ph°1`» in Whillh Besides a divorce, Mrs. Brenton,

through her lawyer, demands the ciis- tody ol her six-year-old son. '

It is understood that the Rev. Dr.

'Brenton intends to contest the suit _ vigorously. Mrs. Brenton, who -is tho - daughter ol the into Dr. .ronnthari l~‘. Curtis, was married to the eloquent young professor in 1901.

MANY DIVORCEB IN '

` OLD ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Divorce cases

BROWWS M9NUMENT ` - ' at the coming court sessions show a.-

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ARR” ES AT 0TTA“A' NEW ronx, oct. 15.-A human sy T;-_‘;§§h*:;§;f°§8;“ ““d°f°“'1°<l °#=*=i°“¢-

OTTAWA. UCT7- 16-The ln0ll\ml€IlT1 igaévé/1le§hr2gs`?:§.,esv€g1l QTXEIIC: 133;: The petitioners include Baroness to George Brown, which isrto bo 'with-‘light abd surgooted tread hé Eugenie de Minrritze Louth and Mrs. eftvfed 0'" Pl'-Y'||8l1‘\¢llT¢ Hill, DB-B ar- walked his perilous pathway to an L. Hops Johnson i`or the restitution rived. Tlwfe is delay. TIOWGVGP. ob- "pen window cnmred the mom and of conjugal rights, and the Hon. Mrs. out the pedental, but ns soon as ockemd rewénery lying on the-dress, S. D. Ferlowes and Holi. Mrs. M. this arrives the monument will be' 5,. From' a “cond bedroom reached -Morrison also for restitution; Cap- srec_ted, and its unveiling will take lb ` the comics ‘route he took an °b_ tain Melville, who cites the Hon. Gil- plece .shortly 's!'terw1l'rds._ It will bo i jen which he ,Gund ’g“st_a“ng in the bert Grosvenor as correspondent; the placed on the aut sm, of the pu~1gB_ dim light It proved to ba a bun Countess Seni Bhidak and the Prin-

cess de Bourbon, otherwise Delaporte, for n_ulllty oiniarriage.

TAFT IS PROUD OF _

‘ AMERICAN FLEET.

NEW YORK, _ Oct. 17.-President

Taft stood on the bridge of the May- iiower with Mr. Meyer, Secretary of the Navy, beside him, and inspected a fleet of war vessels upon the like of which no other President of the Unit- edBtutes has ever gazed.

For fifteen miles up the Hudson

River the President passed before an armade. of ironslads which has been mobilized here since Saturday.

'Most of the "journey was made he-

tween s double line of cruisers and battleships and all the way from 81st street to within hailing distance

dential. salute swept over the water.

_ ' _ /:\ __ 'l._ -».._:' yi... .fy -_ »,. -» 0 - of Yonkers the _cannohade of a presi-

in ~ l. 0., .. .

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_‘ Well, the President said, as he

ain, Germany, Japan, Italy and half

mile panorama of fighting ships un- roll.

` - . _ _ _ _ _ ’.-_ _ . _ fr ` 'E E ' E ' _ M ‘left the in-iage utter the Mayflower ’ T ‘ fx - ` hadreturned ta her anchorage and

_ ' ’ / H < - the cannon were stilled, “everybody ” ~ _ E _ ~ ,V-__-, {` . __: “ _ ough to be proud of that ficetl" _

" E H ‘V V ¢ 1'! E* ' ‘*"“3~*_. ‘ The naval attaches of Great Brit- ‘ if \ .

_ ' _ / / I '__' ' ` ' ' ; a score of other nations sat with tba

` _ -‘_ I , _ _ _ i j __ 1.__ .1 President and watched the iliteen-

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EETTEET TU THE EAHMEH

The business of farming is in the

most critical peribd oi its develop- ments. _ T Both the working farmer and the

investor in farm lands and securities

are ‘seriously sgudyiiig how to turn farm products in o net profits. V There are thousands. of farmers in Prince Edward IslBnd"alono. -Is it not hard to believe that only ode oi sveryiive read-a farm paper ét_sll1` »~». ‘ ‘ , ornyfone in nvsr 'nie other :our

need the instructions given by farm

plstsu arrangements with the publish- ers oi The Canadian Countryman so that this excellent weekly inagaz.lne_ will be irisllsa ifrmiftisi- one your to an subscriber of the Guardian who

<Su{ilight Soap it made so well and so pure that no other soap _:;i’_§i_;»__:__;»_;§:_-_;0}»_¢3;_i__i;:i_73n:» ef;

-__,_ '_ _' ` -__ ," .ni-si: sts.; ' ____ _ equal it for washms of <=l°fl\¢S» the =’»a““8 °f ”“‘°» ‘h° 8:.°ii:‘:2‘i’::::.“zf“...Li.”::.

has branch oilicel at Winnipeg, 'Ven-

' tlhi.o.i..g_of hliour-Suiliirlir,-sos ip? fled* l" *hs _1'f“=_ ‘if ue.-_ iztti:.:.l°.rflfiff°§_;._,__ _._ _ giouio as it .loo iot_woar0'°i fif0i0=l_li=»ig_0li1<¢ °¢mffi°¥\.f#°°§3S_;T$?:

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' j- -. _ < ~' ' f _ , w t _; welter' limos; im-0 °‘_’P.\lf‘.\Y as ~ Ezugfssi-,°;i:EE; I. J. oisqs.~E:mor.'

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square, pedestal and 5 leg » styles-elegant Buffets and

Sideboards-handsome din- .

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' Bufftis |500 fo 55,00 Chair Seis -9.50 io 4-6.00 Dont buy without seeing the goods. W '

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Picture Fraiiillle . ' ~Let_` u s `frazn.'c'i' your pictures we'll do it just

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All kinds of mould-

ings. I _

'V Now is time to secure what you require of these extremely cheap blankets

Prices are rising and when they are gone thenext will cost more. _ _

__101-isnt sit 11 11.0 `sizel.1.z.s‘ 12.1-4 sue 1.60 0

0fher Wool Blankets

$2 per pair for nice white wool

~ blankets 60 X80 size, about 6 lbs

pair nicely iinishad and cheap at $3.25

3 1_5_per piir. These are uicef_sofi_ woo]

blankets, clean and nicely finished.

Full 60x89 size and weight $3.75 cheap at

our price $2.90.

$3 per piir. Tnisis one of the great-

¢ est values we have ever ciiercd

- made of selei ted long stampled wool fine

si~e and weight. Cheap at 4.00 pair our price $3 6_0. ,

3.50, our price _‘_/,.i5. _

pair and upwarvls. A full

' per

range iu the best Canadian and Scotch makes. iw sizes and weights 55,00 6.00 $7 and $8.

Elderdown Comforts .iusf

slioivn and the prices are so reasonable

3.50 4,50 5.25 mg 10.00 up

__ Have on;yoii il never regrctlt. _~¢ tlicin to- ay.

E 0 Elegant Line 0f New

Upened 3 _ _

, ‘ Fifty beauties came in a few days ago the prettiest cmvering ive've ever V

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Beer if? Weeks _ Beer fd* Weeks

Beer 63’ l/Veeks'

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' E ` borne lic had taken several bushels ol

HEARS OF R0B,]i311}F'T‘%l§n 25 YEARS. Eooru ond a uiluntitv of potatoes and

other truck. Memory having failed the negro, he`was not certain of the

”"'- quantity, bilt expressed o perfect will-

ingness for Captain Osborne to dx an

CQLUMBIA, Tenn., Oct. 16_-Cou- estimate not only upon the quantity

Remus 5gri¢i~,m_ Henry Tays, a cell- oi the goods taken, but also upon the time Maury county negro, but now a vnluc of the stud. And he said that resident of* California, makes a most ilpon receipt of the amount ascertain- unusual offer of restitution for the ed by Captain O_sborne he would be wrongs done. Captain John Osborne. glad to scnd money to cover the sam; a px-om-inept farmer living in the and also interest for the quarter of a. Theta pike. has received a letter from century that had passed since his de- Tays in which he not only confesses parture for distant ciimes.

to misdemeanors, hut makes D105"

of restitution for all l.0I8eB-

Not only is 'l"&Y! Wim!!! tl? f°,E“m

whatever his lust for the good things ARRESTED IN AUSTRALIA ol this worm led him to opproprlste ou FORGERY Carissa. of the "goods and chattels" of Cap-I _ -- tsin Osborne, and ‘he believes that he T HALIFAX, N. S., Oct. 16.-Dr. should compensate for the loss of the T O'Connor, alias Mr. Monaghan, well same diiringal-l the years that have known to prominent Haligonlans as a e|,m”d_ _ :_ __ - » 4 Mason of 'high orders and “Agent-

Some quarter of o,_pentu_ry or more General for New South Wales in the

ago Taye was employed by captain Maritime Provinces," has had the Osborne on his fsrm._.l-‘fe was ir good sadmisfortune to he arrested in far- worker and no suspicion of his bon- od Aiistralin ‘and h'g many ii-lends ¢gt,y was entertained; unless it was here, from some of whom he took- tho very common one that if proper- substantial monetary tokens, will ly tempted, he might make nocturnal now bemoan his incarceration. In raids upon the hen i'-oosts with intent Halifax the doctor made many then and tnerc to replenihh his larder friends and secured much moiiey and with A "yaller legged" rooster, the -egged on by success, hied him to same being the property of “his white South Africa, there to further prose- folks." Or git might _have been cute his little game.

thbuilit that in csitsfn circumstances!

not hard 'to eohcefvef Taye jwould I-lA'I"[‘lill!S‘ IEOYCOTT upon occasions » eitrsct n long green AWARD IS $250,000. watermelon "f_roin the-i>M>_°\l Ol "‘l¢ --- boss" witlinut rendering account. - HARTFORD, Conn., Oct. 16.-After 'But Osntsin Osborne was surprised being out for hours the iury in the to receive from the msn s letter famous batters' boycott case, which 'dated' at San Francisco, Cai., in bas been on its second trial since which it wal stated that while sm- August and has been in the United

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alot for $§0,o00. the lull mount cd hy D. E. Lotw & Co. Judge Mar- tin promptly trebled the award, as required by the Sherman Anti-Con- spiracy law. To the $240,000 will be added costs of nearly $10,000.

The verdict vindicatos Mr. Loew's

contention that he and his workmen may do as they please without inter- fetence from local unions, the United Hatters of North America, or the American Federation of Lisbor which defended the actfcn.

Judge Martin gave the deleiidslits until January _B to his an appeal to the United States Supreme Court.

In the ten years thdf ease has gone twice to United States Gourt of Ap-

lioycd upon the _farm of Captain OI- Etgtes Courts sincs_i.~190l, gave g vor-

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peals and once to the sited Stake Supreme Court. In the _ iury trial three years ago, the a ' for the plniiitinivns $222,000, wiiléhwas ut aside. In both tiiidlb evldiuce wld present tending to -MQW-tplt certain

labor unions had a boy- cott ngainst the ilis.l|il.‘i!l'l.buslness:~

couvrcrrs Ano phihlméits

__~xss~r'ri. _

srnaimosr sr1l1_@ei coio.,o 17-A battle betwsenyrlrbvlctl, wf

escaped from the WT; state pelg itcntfsry os Satur ' arid Sundsst and deputy was r0i>o_ ‘rtgd last ni; over the line in‘__Oo\oxi|lo, sight rnilq soiiih of Dixon, Wyiilhi . s -__

'rho light lnmmntésndn hour and two dsputies__ _ _ __ un ed. -f

The convicts are ?l\`q_\Yily armed an( well. mounted ?géj__6¢Q;tually eliidd thXi|‘\>il`I‘luers. ;" ._2i,»"_§ - _ _»

nothsr day -‘_'=’1 ~__ _chem in notorious hol _ ll-Q QI! country

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