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LOCAL INDUSTRY IWIHSHIPSAIIT IIPPRUVINU _ 'SUIIHIISIIIIS 'ENGLISH STRIKE
HAD GOOD YEAR HEINGSINI Juualurur. IIIESMASHING IS AFFECTING ALL
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Bruce Stewart 8:60, Ltd, Have Most Encouraging S Annual Meeting-Lum- inant Outlook
"l‘hc Second Annual General Meet- ing of the shareholders of the Bruce i~lti-_wart (fo, Ltd, Gharlottetowmwas held in their new offices last nigilt, nll_the directors and u large number of shareliolders being present.
The statements of the officers _ as suhniitti-_li showed a substantial sur- PIus_ ' From this 0. six per cent divi- iient was declared and thc balance was npplieli to llest Account.
The total turn over for the year was $140,000 an increase over last your of $30,000 and exceeding the past two years by $52,000.
The old board of directors was re- elected: Bruce Stewart, Andrew Mc-
llilllilid STEWART & CO, LTD.
i.
Bruce Stewart, President of thc'
lioiiril of Directors. Nair, Hon. John McLean,.Frank R. lienrtz .qiid C, Leonard McKay. _ Tile shareholders present evinced
kceii interest- in the coinpiiny and took nn active part in the discus-, sions. Commenting on the reports submitted they were most enthusias- ilc nud expressed much satisfaction over the ycar‘s business. The direc- tors were tendered a hearty vote of tllulllls, ulovcd by H. D. 'Mc‘T<]wcn, illoroll, and seconded by Col. H. M. Davisoii; Cllarlottetoivli, for tho cap- ahlr luiinner in which the yenr's busilirss had been transacted. 'i‘iie slilllriioliiers were delighted with the new oilice apartments.
'File large figures computing tim
yearn business show it to ire the Gil!/'s foremost industry and its fu- tl"`° “'39 H! bflilllt ` as ever. The directors stated that they ¢»x;i¢\,¢t to double _their output of Imperial Mo- l""- llllll YUM. a larirc uiiniller of or- ders being already ln, this number Krvntlv exceeding the volume of busi- ness hooked in this line in the same period of last year. _ The famous Imperial Marine Motor` is now distributed all over the Mari- time Provinces, Quebec, Newfo.uidland and even across the continent ns fai as Prince Rupert, B. C. This goes l_0 allow that in the Imperial the ilrlu are manufacturing an article
ililiilllliill IN
IUHUNIIJ Jill
_ (ilanuiliun -l‘ri~ss.) '
'l‘liIt()N'I‘i), liiar. 4-An evening pn- pel' publishes all exposure ui the con- ditions existing in the jnil on_infor- mation supplied by police oilicl~rs.
It ,appears that youth:-\ arc' con-
fined in the same cells with lillrilcnetl
Cfllfllllfllll. young girls \\'ii,ii fallen Wlllllcll :lull bellridlieu woiiiull at the mercy of llillzltlrs. '
TWU iiilllilliil I
iilllil Milililiil
_ (Uailndilili -Press.) QUFIBEC. Mor. 4-A couple arrest-
ed at Lewiston, Mc., by detective Mc- Cuskill in coiiniectioii -with the mur- der of an Italian near liarie St. l“Ll.llI, lvft fill' tllllt plnrg t,ii(liiy_
They admit' they ure the couple
whom the police have been chasing for three months.
'l‘he man’s iiamc is Oiiofri Niontnzi
limi the woman is his alleged wife.
6.5. MAVES IN
BEAVER DREDGIN6 CO'
OTTAWA. Out., March 2-'Under
the captain of "The Beaver Dredging Uompaily,’_’ G. S. Mayes and others of St. John, N. B. are incorporated with a capital of $300,000 in yester- day's Royal Gazette.
DECISION RENDERED .
IN TENAIITS FAVOR
l‘.'lONTili<ZAé., Que., March 2-A te-<
n:ult,, who ents n. house equipped with a hot water furnace, and who subsequently kinds that ‘the heatlligl* apparatus is defective, has direct resoilrse against the landlord, ac- cording to n riliing handed down hy Mr. Justice St. Pierre yesterday.
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which, despite keen American anil (liinudian competition, is readily pllrclinsed as one of the best motors oil the market. it has truly won thc riglit to vicar its trade motto “the motor that iliakrs iis m_llrk."
lt was felt by many present that
the city should only be too willing to encourge tho induetry and its opportunity in one direction was outlined. The company, in or- der to further improve the plant for greater development, is in need of more capital and there is on the market at pres-ent a quantity of the company's stock. A committee was appointed to handle the stock offering and if the company is to work with the advantages it feels the present need of the placing of this stock will materially tend to- ward greater progression and 1| less limited scope of action.
alinard's Linlment Cures illstemper
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WESTERN FARMERS MAY ORGANIZE
I A THIRD 'GREAT PARTY
f`Al.GAI`i.Y, March, 2-That thai
farmers of the west provinces aref Wlellvly considering me silvisiiiiiil-I ly of makinlg an eilort to have tli¢| three western proviiicesi---lvlunitoba,' h'lu-lkatchiiwsn and Alberta, sl-.psi-ai;_I cli_from the Canadian federation and foim an independent colony is the lulrpot of a story appearing in the ('ll1i!fll‘y 'News Telegram. It is tho "llelintlon of the Calgary paper that the matter was taken up an discus-
Hcd nt a meeting of the united farm-i
1 ing was not pulliic, but farmers who attended allriiittcll that such a pos- sibility wus talked of; Tllcy, how- ever, take the nioti;cr smiiingly nnll not seriously. It is said that the action would be considered too re- volutionary. it is not iniprobubl: that the fnrlnels .will take up Doli- cies for their own protection, uni; organize a third great party, which on account of the farmers’ strength would simply eliminate the liberal and conservative l'srtles in tn~ prairie provinces, says the Calgary
GPH held 'Thursday hero. The meet puller-
lnlélnnsnllénauLlifllillli
slllnu Taarlllrli
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1.oNnoN, March 2-wlnmn oliar- chlll. Presiding at s dinner of the fishty club. last night, in honor of ~70\\rl Redmond, in referring to Ire-
Il\“‘l'l long ` struggle for homo rule, said that Mr. Redmond and the Lib-
efil Party. after his long ptlgrimagm
has reached the threshold of success. It _was of the highest importance "Ill all Irishman who had fought for the home rule cause should stand together. It would be an embarrass- ment and s. source of preplcxit to "IBM of thou, whose good will and lllvport might he won throughout the length and brsdth of England, if thu-e Bllfleared to be among ll-rderit
'elders might nnncar to be easily r¢~ moved.
"We hone that at this supreme
moment, in the fortunes of the Irish land British pe0i>lcB." Said M"-Ch‘“'°` hill, "that Ireland will speak Wllll fl united voice, and that we shall Rnd the Irish representatives in thc IHOUDH of Commons giving ns united sul>fl0lf¢ in the exertions which the 8°V°l'll' . mem, will not hesitate to make "to carry the home rule hill into law.
Mr. Redmond, acknowledging Mr- Churchill’s views, said the miserable ana shameful eimrsmr. altogether unnecessary and unchristian, of the misunderstanding and ill-will be- tween Great Britain and Irelsnd.Wl8
' Ill IIHIISI
Loating in Tien Tsin.Presid- entYaun Seeking Help from Dr. Sun
(Calluiiian 'l"l‘ess.) _ LONDON, Mar. 4-"l`h_e protected
cruisers Pegasus and l’rurnethus have been ordered to proceed from Austra- lian waters to China. ,.
A Tien ’l‘sin despatcll says that
I-lllootilrl: and incenlliiii'ism commenced in the city lust night und looting is geni-rl-il ill the iiiii.-lying villages.
The foreign settlements, however, ure quiet. i
NANKI.\`G, liiar. fl-Dr. Sun Sen
is greatly disturbed over the news from the North. ~
He says the Nanking Government is prepared to accept the full responsl-` bility. '
SAN Fil/\N(‘IS(i(), Mar. 4-A iles-
patch to the Chinese Frec Press sta tes President Yuan 'Shi Kai of the
iihiiiese itepuiilic has wired Dr. Sui.- Yut Han to lead the army to Pepking tn help him to quell the rioting.
Dr. Sun has stated his willingness
to do so. The (lliiriese here considcl '\'iian's rorpicst an indication that the situation is extremely serious.
ROOSEVELT
NATIONAL
- COMMITTEE
(Calindiiiii Prcssl »
WASHINGTON, Mnr. _fi--Sen, J.
_\i. Dixon of Montana tool; charge to- day as chairman of the Roosevelt \1n.tional Coiriiiiittce.
The new head lpiartcrs are in the
Miilisey Building.
lt'appears_, the organization is well
supplied with funds. _
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iilillilil Kliliil .
_ IN SKIHNIISH
Maria. Tex.. llin.i~cii 1-'i`lie first
lkirniisli 'incidental to the rebel lull- vaiice on Ojiiiaga occurred today at 'lan Antonio, Mexico, several miles iouth 'oi the border. The advance guard of the rebels was defeated, nit when the main body of rebel _roopa _under Braulio Honan-dez and .Emllano Ramierz came up, the 85 rlirales and ~voluuteers retreated to Ojinlaga. Several are reported kill- ed. Three wounded ruralcs were broil ht to the American bank gof the Rio grande.
COMMUNICATION
THROUGH PROVINCE
_ AND IVITH IAINLAND
Yesterday the Mintn left George-
town at 7.00 u. ni. for Picton witlr i2 passengers, 43 sucks outward mail, express and I8 tons freight and docked at 10.12 a. iii. She leaves on return to Georgetown this morning at 7.00 u‘clock with passengers, mail, express and freight. '
The Earl Grey left Picton yesterday
at 7.00 ri. in. for Georgetown with 7 pnnsengcls, 1 sack mail, express 'mil 37 tons freight and docked in Georgetown at 10.05 a. nl. She leaves on return to Picton today at 7.00 a.- :n. with passengers, mail, express and Freight. »
Yesterday six iceboats left Cape
Traverse at 9.00 ii. m. for Cape Tor- melitine with no passengers and four sacis mail and arrived at 2.50 p. m. They leave this morning on return to Capo Traversewitli passengers and malls. ‘
Six iceboats left Cape Tormentlne
at 9.15 a. m. for Cape Traverse with no passengers, 57 sacks mall _ and docked at -3.00 p. rn. They icavc this morning on_return to Cape Tor- mcntine with passengers nnld yester- day's outward mail.
A special train bringing passengers
mail and express from the Earl Grey at Georgetown arrived in Charlotte- town yesterday nt 12.30 yn. m. There was no special trainl to Georgetown last night from Charlottetown.
.A special train bringing passengers
and the mall from Cape Traverse ar- rived in Charlottetown yesterday at 5.15 p. m.A special train left Char- lottetown last night at 8.45 with pssseijllgers and yesterday's outward mail to cross by the Capes today and will return with the mall arriving at Caps Traverse toiday.
Yesterday the-Murray Harbor train
arrived in Charlottetown st 10.15 a. in., forty minutes late; the Cape Traverse at 11.00 s. m., fifty minu- tes late; the Souris at 11.05 a. rn., ten minutes late; the Tignlsh at 4.10 p. ,m., two hours and tirirty minutes late and the Summerside at 6 p. m., foldy five minutes late.
THE HEBERT
Ottawa Clergy Send Messages to Borden, Laurier and Judge Charhonneau.
(('-unadluli `I‘l‘l-ss.)
i)'l"l‘AW/\, i\'lar_ 4- 'l`iie Uttlliva
General ivlinisteriill Association llilsis- ed a rel~iolliiillii coiigmtlllatilig .lllllgc (‘.Ilarb0nncu.li on his decision in the Hchcrt marriage case and culling on the federal (lovernulent Lo prc.=¢.~i the references to the Privy (‘oiuicll to es- tablish ” solid marriage law in (fan- adn.
('0llies were forw:1riii‘d fo l'ri4niie.r
liorileu, Hir Wilfrid ilullrll-_r lliid E.A. Lancaster, M. P.
SHUUI lil ~ JU|]SilN'S llillliii
ILIXINIIHII
Tile shoot at Judson's Rifle range yesterday was well attended in spite of the lilustery weather. The conilr tions were not exactly ideal till flicks of snow milking sighting dilii- cult, Sgt. E. 'Mcliins was the hero of the day carrying od the aggregate with the sensational total of Zoo out of -210 poiiits shattering all pre- vious Islanll totals. That Sgt. ln. Mclmlis will be elpialiy successful al lsisley this spring is the hope of all our riilemen. Sgt. Mclnriis leads for the MacKinnon Drug tio., (Yup with n comfortable margin. The riflenicu are greatly iliilcbteil to l\ir. and i\lrs. .l. rl. Jlldsoni_forAnifliiy__iriii_tmcssesMex-
(contlnueil on page 8)
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lull ullu
((`-uniuliaii l’ri-ss.)
lil5l'1I.lN, March 4-The Prllssivll
Minister of the 'Interior in the Reich stag spoke of the defeat of rccipro city in fliiiiiiilu and iii"l'»1`\"il till* ll0>'l' tion of this collntry in rcgnru to wooflpiilp.
He liniil Gerliillliy iuilrllt iiiill otlier
possibilities as negotiations with the United States were fruitless as Ger- many had new treaties with Sweden and Japan the benefits of which she might refuse to the United Htates.
ililiil Milli iii PUIP iliiilllil iIUiilIi|li Sill'
l.0NlIf)N, March l-A i`ll'ni of lash ionablc Regent Street dressinakersl
' lil LIINIIIIN
Police Unable to Prevent Them. Shop Keepers Valli- ly Stand on Guard
i(‘ll||illlillll I‘l't-sn.)
IAINIJUN, Mar.. »i--’l`lu: Slllll‘ilgeti.es
lsturlvil opl:l'ui,ions curly this morn- ing. i
A snizili band urliieii with liummerg
and siolles welll. tlirpllgli the Knight,-4 l5l'ilIgc ulld Iironiptoli lloiid `ilist,i-if-Q, ill the Wi-:-it l'liill of iiondoii, l|l'¢~,;.k, ing plate glass windows ln' tho big dry goolis si.ori-s situated ill the miigIiliol'lloo<l.
As- usual owing to the disturbance being unexpected, the police on duty in the district were unable to cope with the Sllilragcttes who were dis-- tributed over ll wide urea.
’l‘lle store-keepers and their stalls of
viiiployrs were compelled to do sl-lliljv lluty in front of their premises, but were in many cases unable to keep the worm-li from doing darlings,
RAS FOUND
` `GUILTY 'OF .
MANSLAUGHTER
_ i-(`anailinn Press) (l’1"l`AWl\, Mar. 4--Albert (‘.0,;set,tp_
the inerchaiit--fl-lrmer charged with tha uiurller of his seven year old daughter Madeliue`in 1908 by throw- ing her across the room causing iii- iuries resulting in her death, was found guilty of- manslaughter in ~the preliminary trial and will stand trinl ,li the criminal assizes nt Hull onl u-lnmli sixth. I The evidence is practically ' ivliiitl -.vas stated about the case iii tliel ~.rc;s but Dr. (tm~t¢r_ who ag¢_@m1¢,i tile chilli, stated it to be impossibil- :his date to ascertain whether death was tha direct result of the iniuries.
liliPHiiiii INVENIUII °
IS SIXII IIVI
V'.'A-*`»llll\`i2'l‘ilN_ il, (‘-_, l\iarf‘il I-
.\Ialiy iiirssagrs oi cli|lf:l‘atlll.'itio:i have been received ai, the llonie oi ilexuiiiler Graliulii llell ill nlitieirnt- ion of the birthdl-ty aliiiivcrsal'y oi .lic inventor of the telcpllone. l’ro- fessor Bell was horn in Edinburgh, ~icotli-ind, and will be sixty-live years ,»ld Sunday. He made his first experi- ments with the teleplione whilc resid- ng in lii'antford, (lnl..,, The invclitioii was .|.lacc<l on exhibition at the diiiadclphia cerltcnial exposition and a short time later the first practical line was put in operation_ between Boston and Salem. Professor Bell is inn of thc few pgreat inventors who las lived to sire the fruition of his .livelitiolii und also reap the fillrlliciul 'ieueflt of it. For a _number of years the inventor has inailc Washington
was fined' $225 today for ullplyingl the description "colonial silk" to 1,, coat which was made from wood
pliip.
FAST VIE! KLV STEAMSHIP
SERVICE PROPOSEI
KINGSTON, Jamaica, March 2-
Tlic (lanada'uii Pacific liailway is ue- gotiatlng with the Jamaica govern- nicn~l; for a fast weekly steamship service between the Island and Can- ada, the vessels to call at Boston going and coming. The service is intended to develop the fruit trade. and carry the mails to and from England. The company demands B subsidy of $300,000, one half of which is to he paid by Jamaica and the other half by Canada.
WEATHER FORECAST 8::
(Special to The (iuardiaii) TOR0l\'1‘O, Feb. 5--Nortllcrly and
nortlieasterly winds; fair and cold.
Tile temperature at three o'elock this morning by the "Rexsll Store" Tested Thermometer with a northern exposure was at zero and with a southern exposure 15 degrees above) The lowest temperature recorded yesterday was twenty dsllfeel B' bove zero an the highest was twen- ty- above. The lowest recorded the 'previous night was nineteen a- bove. At nine a. m. yesterday it was twenty above and at nine D. |11.. it was flveshove. _ The length of today will be BIGVBI1
hours and twenty-three minutes.
The tide will be high this afternoon
at 12.12 and tomorrow afternoon at 12.44; it will be high tomorrow morn- ing at '12.06 and Thursday moming at 1.12.
The sun sets this afternoon at 5.54
and tomorrow afternoon at 5.55; it rises tomorrow morning at 6.29 and Thursday morning at 6.27. -
The moon sets this morning at 8.
his winter rcsldelice. Hr has a sum- ncr honic and ln.b0i'utoi‘y in Bllddee, \i. rl., \vlii-re he has conducted ex leriiiieliis with il view to perfer~i_iiig the ilyiilg-riiacllilie.
* CONDENSED il DVEi'lI ISEll\t N f_‘
(_'l‘_oo__late_ for Classification.) _
]'j|’Al.i'lliI'I‘, CODFISH, Flnilllll
haddics. (lorned (`oll, -ic lb at
Faiitoils. 3“5\I3I-
QHOP, OFFICE and Warerooms to l , lease for o term of years. I.. i’. Tanton. - 3f1Ll_3l-
l` OST on 2nd 0, hunch of keys.Re-
1' wfii-ii. Apply Miller ares. _va-r.il:n
4‘()R SALE, lipair of Racoons.
Apply to D. W. Howard, Mil-
;0n_ 3-_5d2il'1ip_d.
\\7ANTi~}D n. general servant. Refer-
` ences required. St Psul's Rec-
tory, 197 Richmond S_t.______ ____ __
“_7'ANTED, at once, a maid for
general housework. Apply- to
Mrs. Bruce Stewart, 14 Water St.
3-'4d3i.
s\_TAN'I'ED, a girl for general house
work, in small family, one ll‘0l’n
the country preferred. Apply to Mrs. r. C. Erigect, is Knit sr.. __ _ s-sau.
WVANTED old church communion.
tokens, old 'coin, old postage
stamps 50 years old, old mahogany furniture, etc. W. A. Kairl, 116 Ger- man St, St. John, lf. B_. _8;5dr1_r_n0l>d.
I OST, between South Rustico Post J Office and Hunter River, 5 new heavy horse rug. Finder please leave same at South Rustico, I".0f- fice, or James Vanlderstinds, Hunter River, or drop a card to Clinord Garew, Bungay. _ ____ ___ 3-5031-
T)l0B'l‘PONED SAUE,-The farms or
.1 Murdoch H. McLennan will be
sold on Thursday, 21st day March, together with stock and implements, and not on 12th March, so previous- ly stated. Should day prove unfav- ornblo, sale will take place following Saturday. Sale positive, no reserve.
3-5d2irlipd.
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shot three tiilies. M, ,,_,\ “.5
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in the extreme were many oi the ri-;- l I ..\lll l .\\ il’ 'FH suis " ' ici; if I- ,, *-
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-\'l>cctatul's outside of those wno linll ` . come to ask redre.-:s. Hevulvll testi- I I D Itwe mml tomorrow
fied that the only reiisinl wily till-ir, I , ,U _, _F ,__ mm ,\s_mth lissi-Ssmclit had liven ilil'l~r-iisell _ 1,, ,__ ' _ _ A I
tlliit they hail lilrrn llinrrirrl. ’l`l; sz Il__ I
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were not awiiri: iliul, ri ‘ _;
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eil, in many ilistalic'-s, iloulill- v.'l::\L pmt , h they wi-re, wlieu sillqir. Mmiy rrii ‘I LI to I"mI` L v ions given iii siipport oi liiivinlg ilurir ‘I II " I'I('“m`“clV tm: I' mmcalfl “II"`W‘I' “I`m‘I"'I I' "VII '""'I:“' ll 1) ill iI uluului \lwIIieIil<lnll SEIIEVU
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plant. 1-le took a lighted l:iiii,l\rn to " “ll 'Wil II'~l`I’&FIUf0 Vi T0 I k I . I k_ I - rriuels llesiroll rl' on UI tf__(`_[;___,________ ‘mic il.\i\ sittlmiicnt in the I\ll`llD.ll\l QUEEN ALlfX°°Il3A _ ' ' “' ”________
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NEW YORK, liiarcli 2--A l.olidoii --
1-able today says: lt is ri-;~oi'icii l ill .i l- ‘I l I -‘i \ <~ lilarrll Z today that Llilr-on _-lleriniulrli, \-.ho is - i- .ii of a siifierin_lr from iiiiluen'/il luis limi 5. i tio :ulllliili riilap,-w :lull is in n ~i-r;~.us E.. . ii .4 ly r-"\i.nq.|n-\.,\| Ti ver
rllnllltioll. '|‘\\o |»li\':~'|ri~|i.- lliiil |.lo» lil l iiiiif fiiiiii it liilill-l from
terwiiril. .'i lioynl rnlrlu.:i~ left Buck- The fue had lien feiriiily mutilat- iii llnm Palace und was ilri\eli ti- _ -l ii--\ ilu rloili ii ol other
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which i'i-muilieil oieiii-il for n iillallel il i l is li fl ilii* it \\ in -
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G TLOAL DEAL
(iI..'\i'l‘l- BAY, N. S., hlarrli 2--li of lui iuui :l
the hopes of n number of (liner ilu; \ il ly ln\ e the op ion gentleiiien who are iutel'el-iicd in soil: sl-iii iiilla outrlglit at coal areas ine reilll'/eil, the i~ouni.v if ilu- largest 1' il- of Ricliniilfiil will wiilliil ii few _ve;erl. \\.i lu sin is said to le become to sonil- i-xirni ii ri\';il oi l-vllvlili, i.»\i~u~ to seriire the areas (‘.a|u-llretoll county :is i\'v-.iuii pro il tleni wi - ,|.|ce|»_ i, n n lingo -calc provld
The local grntleiiien iiolll_ optioiis f ou - the <lepo~ii is sufficient
on over 15 sipuirc miles of areas in ly extuii-ilie to warrant their purch
Richmond county. Surface indica- asc tions, which are similar to those to l'ouii~biu;;- it is expected will be be seen between Res.~r\'c and Domin made Ihr fhllllllmz port of the rail ion No. 3 all point to nn extensive way conipaliv lu the e\cnt of their deposit of bituminous coal. An soon securing me mens A lnige pier will as conditions-are fuvorahte in' the be eieciel ilu-lc for shipping purpos spring testing operations to ilctci' es, ulilill uill also he made the tar mine the extent and tiiickncss of the minus of a rnlluav line between the seam will he made. Stialt of l mis.. ami 1,0“,s\,“|~g
If the cosl areas prove to lic ns. The gc-ntleinen interested are very
inrgs “nil valuable as those who have optimistic over their property which the options uni them beI|i"..‘, the iiiry belle-\e will prove most; valu Parties ihnve been assured of pientvliblc
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SPECIAL
Tllll lllfllll' readers. who have eu- in fiituro please look on the top f - _ _ pai! l () n t 1 d 1; layed for is number of years past th ____nf____?_;;_‘________\_; lngpegreihn Lei; eng; $.13:
lion... mlm, ii-lotion, milieu to sin- simon il not .manly st .in ma. ,annum ummm. cum coma, lm _, ulnrirn Llnlmm cum nlpnuis-ls. ,uisuaailnimuit sum gum in im. daily selections ol this corner. will wuntv new llvm yemrdlv
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