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__ _ _s_.~¢4\I\¢~ -mt R local nursery ,Or mng1and_ dy_ A F Neagl. MnftO__-Yo-______ d bounty Court until next Monday. The J B MVESQUE
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_Par valuelouf .shares $l`oo. Cumulative dividends stthc rate ley`l§|?v‘;:r(<l>un1iict(»;rir¢lari;'l Uisiii)rii1es¢§g;_ 2:0, 3 - »
of,;7_per cent, pm annum are payable quarterly, rst _ygmmfy for Moosejaw, sack.-i..L. ' e' Dum' I
April, July and ll. fcher. '
...‘Murtiu McKinnon, ngcnt, will be
Purchasers of this stock before _March 16th will be entitled glad to recei_ve_ all news, advertising
1° the illvldvvfl Of 1 3-1 per wut, which will be paid Aprl12,,,1_ ;;1_<l____;_ubscr»nt\eus is Moutaslie ess wressed sie., Potatoes 50. outs 45.-
An investuzfrnt in the.;- share.; wi ll yield about 7 l-2 per cent _ *_ V
on the money ju\.c5t,_d_ _ _ ...°Au auction sale took place on' i_snov_v Plough, which reached Sourls
_ , - _ 11'- ll 6 curly part of the afternoon
Price upon spy-‘icatlou. .Perth os the isrm of Robért xsnessl yesterday. alter U, mp or twenty-four
.,£ ..
Friday, tho Sth instant at New
The auctloneer was Sidney Nelson 0
Mf“\¢Bgll¢. und a large crowd-abo '
three hundred-were present.-L,L_ F.-
1 ` ‘ v ~ - - .-...,,,__
F B I‘vIcCURDY fd’ CO '
i _ Members Montreal Stock Exchange. V  ;‘;tg1rl.tc'd trsatggbjft dlsclmsed W5."
' lislifui. Si. John. Montreal. Sherbrooke. Sydney. ful than 'I.awyers?c'l?lid siiie`i1.kI;]:sn;vur .
Charlottetown. St. John'».N|ld. Pro.-Annie_ J. McDonald, Royal; Y
__-,___ A _ McSwain, Milton McDonald and  -lmost nothing. ' 3-Adrftf.
_ _;.._.-._..._-_....o  ____ - McDonald' Con.-E W Mel( `
. . '-_--' -°'->~~.°‘~:° _ § -  ' - - BY, Wil*
_ _L l\.iYlrl.ownu.oll'1l if - but M°D°"°ld “"° S' J' M°B“’“‘”~
MARlTIl\fls` Sl-"»‘UllITIl~]<X l 9 Pllfli #mil white The officers are as follows'-Honor °‘
..'At the meeting of Lorne Vail fs
_Debating Society ss Friasy, the 3 _ saved from urs is the audit-
0
,J r
...°F. G. Jordan, agent, will be
‘Tha Mo_______s D __ G____ ___ g1__a_d ts; receive all news. advertising
ss. Q, 1' _
B obtained ____ w_ !A_ J°___l_:&__cs: :_ su scri tions in Sourls und vlc
P
ity. -
...°’1‘ho Morning Daily Guardian can
obtained at H. J. Mabun‘s Drug
'The Souris nlalkct rices ester
 ' n v -
day- were: Butter Y 25c, Eggs 24,
Pork H, Hides 9. Huy. loose $13,
...°Thc train with t\vo engines and
hours from Charlottetown, left again
n return at 3.30 p, m_°
...°'I'hs Montague Furnishing Co.,
holding a special sale lol Furniture
rum. Everything must go :to make
oom for new goods. Prices are re
duced from 50 to 75per1cent. Now is
our chance to procure Furniture for
._ While most of the best farmers
King’s County have a shortage in
` ' " lin €0l0r. and free from smoke or ary President W H ` _ their h r 't ' l in to note
 _ -_---- _ _ _ |_. __`.1 ‘__ _ _ , - . Gordon; l"resl- HY COD 1 18 P285 E
~r....*°°‘°;-      
_ y o. ‘oss an c.f_.i mv ` ‘ , ~- . on - eco dm
_kj_n, Meml = .\i_»m.re_f.i steer il-lMm._.____,___.________,_____T_,____ _________-‘j_'7_‘ll{I}- Swretaryl Ewart W. iviéxay; 151,# Souris recently sold 50 team loads
change, lui melon-1 St., \".sr- ' """"""`"" “W COW-mittee-John McLeod Daniel 0
{p'£Iet0WIi. Y ‘ ___'_ Sllllw and Wilbur McDonald.-"‘L.L."
_ BAN.-`5_ 0 ~~.°Orie of the most beloved and: ra
D" 0l°B° Sllccted of the residents of Riverton
, l Asif. his i lusreu 12 Killlis County. on saturday, the znd
4 ~ ll
British me in ( _ - .
_ ., __ _ _ l _\_nlr=_nt gg
g°P\m““`°_ _-fb _;'-~»| Do l»'l|_-.it-rred 33;
#YI SC0l'.lB.  -lo lp, 4_1-on 58;
nuuueal 30'- -'4-l _ Dum. r`.i.r»cl 53g
'H0151 231', 2a2§.~|"_ _Q ,=;f,.e1 _
Mlsct1i.L.»..~.aof_is.
Meals 1-*i.re.._...   . ...loo 'is
Acadia Sugar, l’!d_,.... ........lC~i ‘ ~
Acadia Sugar, Ord  73 0'-
Brandram-Hcnllf-r»=-'»;., Com. L0 l.'>
C. B. Electric, 1'-lm._.......... 5"
East. Can. Sa.\'i':. _% Loan. U2 1;..
Eastern Trust _ . _ ,
__ . . . . . . _ _
.. 153
Halifax Cold forage, l;'fd..i'\1 95
Halifax Fire...... .......  ' HS
~Hewsons Pura Wool Tcx.,
Pfd., with 30 p. c. of
Cont. Stock...   ..._..Z=lU
Hnritimo Tel. Com...  48
lliaritilno Tc' , Phi... .. ...-.1i!`|.
N.     ......l‘l4 }"`l
N. B. Car, lst l‘fil,.._.._...... 35 flu'
N. B. Car, 2nd l‘fd._.... 
N. S. Car, 3rd PfJ.L_..._. .
N. S. Cnr, Com'uon...... ....
Btanhelds, Pfd._....  ......l05 1%?
Btandelds, Conl......   63
Trinidad Cons. 'i‘c_ls., Cum. 30
Trinidad Electric...    77 '73
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:ill
43
31
BC-NDS.
B_ra.ndram-Henderson i5‘s_ ..100
O. B. Elec.  35';
Chronicles 6‘s_.....  ....._._°.l:1 99;
,Halifax Tram 5’s,.._.. .._._.___i_‘ll?; _intl
Hetvson Pure Wool Tex. 11's
_with 30 p.c_ of oomrcll
stock......   .___.._.l0o
ulfitllnl) Telvpllt' fi l'}`R... .. lllti 10-l
N. B. Steel, luv rilorr.. s's... 95;, ~9-lr;
D0. Dcbol.tur': .~..-,n:l<_...,...l0" 1U‘
P0l‘t0 Rico 5’s...    Bu Sli
B_tandeld's i.`s....__  ._._._l022,- 101
Trinidad 'l‘cles_ _  _.._"ll "fl
Trinidad El.~ctric  _ .. :us 91/
MUN"‘l.'ZAi. STP- K9
Quotations furnished L_ F. B. Mc
Ourdy & Co., stock & Bonn '
Brokers, ‘Men-‘ ers Moi trcal
97
9..
|l}rookl~.'v1 R, '[‘__ 793
» I _ |
za'
as
hlouirval Power l91
¥l<"ll'l‘0ul 'l‘l‘1`l..l
llio 115
l‘_i<'!l .Q (lllt."rio  1182
191
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Atl-hisoli 105; 105;;
Y". Bret Sugar ,I 55;
_-\ma1. Copper." -2 70*
Amer. Slnelters __ 745'
Am. Sllglir llcf ‘  fix
(‘. i.  231;,
Erie ‘ -"._-_il_i_.¢.‘i&'»_.f>Tl_»*1.;_?,-T-"';.~s_q33S
lmrilifh Valley ` ' " lugg-
Northern Pacific 113;; -
“envisylvnnia 133;;
lterlilllig 1555.
Southern Pacific 1081,-
Sr-0 ' [37
‘Union Pacific 1662
U. rl. Steel ' l34§ ‘
Do Preferred ’ ' ll0,'»
123
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COTTON »
Merril 10.46
10.59
10.59
n>_74
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gg? gill-Y~thres years after a brief illness
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New l'»._lK srooxs. ' Z
open closo Lawrence in Boston. Mass. (Jn nc
_count of the unavoidable absence of
March 13 ltev. Donald Fraser, B.A., of St, An.
10.42
10.52
10.65
10.66
onus ‘ l” l
`l the person of Mrs. Kato Buchanan
(nec Miss Beaton), relict of the late
Donald Buchanan, at the agé of SW-
f pneumonia. The deceased lady
leaves to mourn:-Tvvo sisters Miss
252 M_a__ry_Beaton, Cardigan, and gm-ah
H6* ;\_.l ou of _.the late David Macdonald,
“S°Tl@Hll1. one brother, Donald Beat-
n
Ull. Cardigan; 1: d ht -
Mr.-_ \vlison), Pihitsmisiiin ei~1i1'i-:Ame
l'l)_' H t  ( . Will. Mclloug
ld' l" U- 0"- Anglls in Riverton, and
f‘l'~'“"" Presbyterian church cardi-
Znll. the funeral services werclcom
56; ilhftv-'fl bv the Rev. re. s. weeks, B.
70? " .
755 fu* """l*'H"t- Interment took place in
ilsg
of Mt. Stewart, on Tuesday, the
ollowed the, remains to the grave,
34% . _
153 '1'h“~ Poll-bearers wcrs:-_Nel1MeCem-
1l.l __
lllnyson. Roderick Msswain, Wm
l- 1' _
156 Welsh and John P. McAulay_ The
108% life of the deceased lady was nlarkcd
137
ry ii kind consideration for all mem.
166% bers of the human race with whom
she came in contacti' To the many
64%.
1|(-,Lfilcnds of the deceased lady gllméru
"Y“"I'l\l-llv is' extended_-Loo-l,oo,~
...°'l`ll0 (‘.UrlCel't and pig social held
nt Kingsburo Hall, March 5th, was
a decided success. Though thc night
was intsilsely cold and `theA roads
ilgavy. the neu wss wen lined, and
c best of order prevailed; 'I‘hc pp0_
8l‘lini.'wus as follows:-A Null, and
°|l0l'U»“. "Are-‘-We Forgotten When
W1-'re Gone," by Miss Laura Stuart
the Misses Macdonald and J. FZ
:l_dnodonnl<l. _.A dialogue, The (305.
umv. by Miss Dorothy Macdonald
“"4 llvy Kennedy. An instrumental
tllloi. by Rev. and Mrs. G. l~‘. Gump.
This was one of the most enjoyable
stuck Ex,.mw__u_ MHS’ 10-il 104 §:'¢_t;_t_1i;'_es____;_i_f_____:;_li¢; evening, and _was
. ‘ ‘ in ng. reci n ion,
The Whistling Thief., by Miss Laura
 ' ' *' |'dtunrt in her usual
_*pw `- ' ‘ t 1 :ood st 1. A
____-.___ -_.1-_».  _"».._ CORN instrumental solo by Miss? eMar;
..._ ,_;__'..J~":,__ ~ ._ Campbell, which was heartily amor-
"J:
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5. 
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“"7 .-fa.
5%-
§','&w[f`.
' ‘ ~-3 'U15 pw”
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l; ARES ORCHIDS FOR
‘i _~ _ _ I ‘____l»f = M-HY ` 432 11; cd and to which she replied' by an-
Otlwr pleasing selection A trio, My
_ ~ _"““*“"“"**'~ OWU True Love, by the Migggg MW.
_. _ ,r ,..
T .  - Mn OATS _ ‘_i°"Blll and J._F. Macdonald. Read-
Y 5.3¢ 535 "lg 90120111011. 'I`he~'I`wo Bootblacks,
- “* PORK*-~ _ by Arthur Robertson. Comic Dia-
Mm is 9, __ 9 izgllv. The Fleur shine Family, by
J__l~__ -_-__-21 ---2 lon Stuart. the Misses Macdonald,
_ _ .1 16.22 which brought forth roars of laugh-
ter and applause. Vocal solo, Ah, I
Have Sighed to Rest M b M s
Krsu AND nuKl<:s_ }>er<_tl.y___li.rset;;_.€.__.i_1_Nrllsgihmeiizsl 
”"~“ 0. ly iss l _ '
. SAN MATE0. Cal., March il-A was very entertniililigihcndndtllag he;-1;?
Wlllifflnelll- Ol $1.500 rare orchids, gat- ly encored. A parlor theatrical "It‘g
'hen-u in the Philippines nnd Central an 111 wind };1,,w,, Nobody G00'd »» b
fimerica and valued at $10,000 has the Misses Macdonald U J K;,,me¥
that Mr. Malone. Prop. of the Park-
dnle Farm and a near resident of
f hay to the people- of Souris and
surrounding country. Mr. Malone was
at one time a resident of _Keily‘s
Cross and sold his property there,
moving to Souris where he purchased
the property which. he now holds and
Instant, passed to the great unknown by his. energy and thrift has become
0
ne of the most prosperous farmers
in this part of the Province.*
,..."l‘he snow storm of Sunday woe
the heaviest experienced in Souris for
years, in fact many of the older citi-
zens state that never have they seen
' the streets so banked up. Monday
morning all the property holders of
the town could be seen shovelling the
snow .before their stores and dwcll~
A _ and Mal Mm . U__ ings while others were engaged ill
liking the streets fit for traffic lu
ll » l 1 ‘
H er River' three wus- Dim' .some cases it was found necessary to
make an exit from thc upper storey
‘ of the dwellings, the lower flat being
completely snowed up. At present all
the sidewalks have been cleared and
tranic on the streets resumed'
.__‘ A McAskill River correspond-
ent writcs:-The farnlcrs of this sec-
tion are busil engaged getting home
~ _ y
lb? l?“"‘“tff“l_ Ce_lll@¢9l'Y of St. An- their wood and rails.-Stephen Mc-
7i| * “W 5 -PleSbYter|an Church at (Jardi-
Ziili- f-""1 and ll large concourse of friends
Kiunon sold a valuable marc last
week, for a snug sum.-John l". Mc-
Kinnon and Miss Annie (VI-lcnley
were visiting friends at St. Ycters
neil. James D: MacDonald, Abcn `last week.---During: ’I‘h\lrsLluy`s storm
it large window was blown in :lt the
residence of John D; McKinnon_-
The residence of Vincent Sutherland
was destroyed by fire during the
storm last 'l`hursduy. Nonc of the
furniture was s:l\'c_d___fFortuuutcly ill”
wind was not blowing in thc direc-
tlou ol' thc out hnildinlgs or they also
would have been consiuul-_<l.-Wilfrctl
McKinnon is busily vlurngcil hauling
lumber. it is Mr. Mcliillnolfs inton-
tion to lemodel his dwelling house
in the coming sllmnier.--0'Hcnloy. &
McKinnon, lobster packers. are busily
engaged preparing for thc 'lobster
seuson_»-John Dan Mcliiuuon, Mc~
Askill‘s River wus visiting friends at
Selkirk the guest of John A, Mc-
Kinnon.-John Jus. Wilson sustained
a fractured ankle by a fall on thc` ice
opposite (loose River School.-Paul
McKinnon' is busily engaged sawing
laths for John i’. Sutllerland.-_Rod
McPhee,_met with n painful accident
a few days ago hy failing from the
barn loft. Mr. McPhee also had the
misfortune of getting is valuable
horse badly kicked.-Miss Cassie Mc-
Kinnon is suffering from a sore
throat.- -Miss Maggie lVlCKiDn0ll. 1S
spending thc past week with her par-
ents at Selkirk.-We regret to state
that Michael McCormack is very ill
at his home at Hiilo River.-Donald
R. McDonald, Forrest Hill, is visit-
inb his uncle Silvester Mclnnis,
Aberdeen.
ROOSEVELT AGAIN
MISSFlH JURY DUTY.
‘ M1Nl:ol..\, N. v., Msn-_ll a-'rue<>-
dore Roosevelt ugain failed to get a
chance to do jury duty today, thc
panel of talesmen on which he was
drawn being excused by the Nassau
‘mm     'mf rw S   lnnulinfil t
Wt* W" UN _“lf” _hr _§\l._=,_l|_\ 'itll to mit-nrehsssqs. s buss sr 
- 'It nm to my is tm Pl-svmes ”
Nova _Scotiéi Car Works ' ‘ » -
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e. _. t
~..<».
lllllilsiiss
All TEIIIIILESICK llE|lll0lf£$
Both completely limi by “ Frlif-a-fins"
Dxlsnlm, Ont. July x7th, i9ro.
"I vu s dreadful sufferer for nisny
years from Sirk Headaches an_d Bil\01\s»
l ness, or Torpid Liver. I tried many
remedies and physicians, but nothing
seemed to do me any  linally
“sed “Fruit-a-tive|“ on afterthe Srst
bog, I was so much_better th|_t_I con-
tinued using tllese fruit tablets and they
have entirely cured me. __ _
"1 certainly can recommend Fruit-
btivesll (0 gnyont 1110 _II-\“¢l'l_ fl'0ill
Headaches, Biliousness or Stomach
'.l`rouble." Mus. ISAAC VANSICKXIE.
'rliensssds of people have had he
same experience as Mrs. VanSlckle.
They have tried doctors and taken all
sorts of medicine, only to ind that
"Fruit-s-tives " is the one and only
remedy that sctuelly cures these
es.
hellieiinii-a-tives" is the only nledicine
in the world mule of fruit Juices, and
is the greatest Liver Cure _ever _dis-
covered. lt acts directly on Liver,
K i d n e y s a n il Skin-sweetens the
stomach uid puriies t le blood. _ _
5oe. s box, 6 for 52.5°, or tml size.
z5c. At all dealers ogfrom Frnit~q_»tlv¢l
Limited. Ottawa.
 
sawvsn Pnafsas Nsiw `
golf ball is something for the 'de-
votees of the links to think about
for the coming season. The ball was
on exhibition at the recent cement
show at the Coliseum, and, accord-
ing to former Western Amateur
sihilities. Mr. Sawyer tried the ball
out in an indoor course and -was
pleased with it.
PILEB CURED IN 'B T0 14 DAYS.
Your druggist wlllirefund money ii
PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure any
case of ltching, Dlind, Bleeding or
Protrudinz Pllel in 6 to 14 days.
Ont.
lJU\'lsI-SICK _HAIJFAX '
‘ GIRL .TRIES SUICIDE.
l-l_Al.l.FAX, March 10-Ruth Craw-
ford, a young woman employed in
one of the hotels, jumped over the
Citadel ramparts last night and was
*so badly injllredthot she has sinlo
been unconscious in thc hospital.
A_-man saw someone 'disappear froln
the cdgc of the fort ghd l'ell0l'f»0ll £0
the guard. They made a search and
found the bruised und unconscious
girl. ln her Docket' was n note rend-
ing: “God knows _I mn innocent,"
Tho police say they lulvv. information
that her rash act is thc result of a
love affair, 3 young mall having dis-
appointed her. The girl iS ‘BCCM-iSll
and about twenty.
SUR WILLIAM t‘.()l.l.`INivl
HUNDRED iN LONDON.
l.().\`lJil_N, March 8-A marble bust
by ‘the sculptor l_.essorc"\vas present-
ed today to Sir William (`-ollins, the
nniinent physician and surgeon; in
rccoiwition of his' services for fifteen
years ns u member of the London
County L‘-oun<!ll` and live years ns a
member of Pa.rlla.ment, Lord Carring-
ton nlude the 'presentation nddress.
1
i wll.i. vlsrr UANADA.
-1-du '
sion of the Free Church of Scotland,
has decided to send Reverends Prin-
cillal MacCulloch and John MacDon-
la1(]_ to Canada, to investigate as to
the future development of thc Church
in the Dominion.
:l\finard's Llniment Co., Limited.
' Gentlemen,-My daughter, 13 years
old, was thrown from R sleigh and
injured her elbow _so badly it remain-
ed stiff and very Painful for éhree
years, Four bottles of MINA D’B
LINIMENT conl-'plctely cured her and
sho luis not been troubled for two
years.
i YUUTS T"“1Y- teen ears heard the crash as the
___`_ _ *___ --g-s consigned to the collection of *King A  ' U el, L an Colonel' with the mb" talesmw' Wm Bt. Joseph P.‘O.,. 18th Aug. i900.
”'” ‘¢;,. ,_ th D k I W rt- “" H"l"”"'°°“ 901° and °ll0l`\lS. report to court Monday morning Af-
'- ...~ F“"'~"""' _ ` -“’ 3”- fl U 9 0 estmlnnwf. Only ii Pansy Blossom by Miss ~ . ` -
- /' ;  ¢,. ._ _ ;-\- _ ` 1 D l; . _ , _. - ter leaving the courthouse the Loloncl . ~
_ _ _ _,- __ ~i _ .  , _ _ ‘:f'_‘____‘l_’;__1’f__"“'l|l""l“°‘1__  _?_tu_aJ;'t,__the_h_fiisses _Macdonald and J- set out for New York in nn nutomo- WANm"RS‘§l?FA¥.‘;gIL%A.qADIENg
- .D I ~ 0° ‘mal The P195 WEN HUC' bile, thls'being his regular dny to “ “ ‘ "
' T” “"7 *l§:}‘.i2“:.i...1Z'°i‘ti;°&f.:1.::°‘.‘:f._ ‘““"'°°“ B'°°‘"““°“-
-ll
i
ir
4
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i.
_ _ _ c I _ _
_ . '   ` ,` well below the *frylt level. They were
.Vi P gy 0[I» Mprlggg QS L§Z”.ifi'1".?“.§‘ Iliff? ‘is‘i.'$"ul'.."1'“w'.`.‘If1’§
I .
through the barren, and were in a
hollowed out [lace about five feet
ull grown nnes of three feet or mer
mvestm  _L _'r,\r-'r Ericson-MAKING
en 0  _ on wav 'ro fronsno. gudock 3
_ “U09 N0. ‘Ms l"TTTSBURG, March fl-President my lim tm
Rmmy B1, _ ' 7 'raft passed ten minutes in Pittsburg- mm E ,.5
DR _ » s
_ . -_ ` ' f ' --___  1 . long; lvllicb they n rly filed. The than it
 ‘   ‘appeared to be the czfiilllnary brownish lilo blood ill
, .colored snake, and were of all sizes; Mltpoll £1180
 from anout eighteen lnehss long to  wi
1 _ _ ~ vrxom
   \mAllettli?_-t.iLh Mr. Henr and others 
E Y
1 ~ l 1.' tn i ef wi.
Write’ Phone or Can' iliftvye gi:§rs,n titty. lla?-eurtimever ‘Seach  Bnmni
_  h _ been
s <
sara of ssytnlsg sr the uma before :T3
ni hope never to see the like again.
tw
CANADIAN Home  
$5? 
ir; e . gi-'
,,§‘5S Sgilii age s-'E "°`_
§§§i5'iiEi§i5_§r§§ii5? l
.;_?iirif.-iiiii gi iss
..gii§§§§i;e;§§i~i§;;g=
riiaieiiiiii ai
tirei
rid di
w .
ra-.‘£‘l§
that 'mn
Hitters.
much
lc ‘Building
Ri h _ _ - _ tudny on his wa to Toledo, where nu _dune -he h
- ¢l?f»»’1‘<’»?i‘-2?; ‘.‘-i“§‘ “i” s=.i‘:.’:.i ".:.i:..i:2"°‘d: ';l1i....t:: - ~l~”ii<~ -M-""»" - 2-'il »l’==-"5
, ~ » - - ' - _ lewas»»aaau»w\s'»sussms¢sls."
ir.
ili-
» ~
___I‘resident will reach Toledo at 4 p._ , I ‘-.~°"“_*'h - I md
_ ln. o or om P ul r
\\ _ ° _ _ _ (_. inn Iivluumilli :Simi stdin ligieeiiiis °"" "’ Tl* }"_“”*‘*"" °°°' Ulm*
fromthetrein. A _ _ _ __ gr’-ml”'Q"' -'~----'_ -=~-~~~~ ,Q
der is that
_ A lvotlleol prevention
Fl
 deranged tlomuch. .
~...._..¢ 4 ._
~xscsol.q=.ac_
fi

$1.
as
Kentinfs Powder is the
unfailing exterminator
of every form of insect
life. Uookrosoheo and
other house bugs dis-
appear when Keatin¢'s
is applied. Theunusual
mor t of Kes.tlng’s Pow-
it is stainlesl and odor-
 - M £3'  _ I _  f  ' ni.. -53"' tionegl gy Artléur ___R0b:_l;bS0\'_l. l1_ll<l Ui? edit at the Outlook office. _ '_-'
_ _OPEN £w_~_N:_s UNT____9 damn: I ._ _.  c_row< < sperse _a er e singing o , , ' .
f _ii 's:!|.s.‘  - "Ml Seve the Kms. The proceeds vora ou- criulzcri-Union. _ `
_  T ___ ‘°l:l°uss,ss'l~n==_l_ .uw in s ~ milf: amounted to forty-tivo dollar:-i.* - __.. lint? ff0lIl ll ¢0l<l "~'l1l°ll “@¢°9li’lt‘§l'e‘l the d¢i|gl1ter_
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i\lilNf’l'lldAL March 10-With Payne
still in the hospital and I’1trc suffer
I [his retirement. in the second period,
l ron'l‘vN1Nw mvu P- f"-' *_* Kl~:N'rvll.l.u rims 1- 'rue 1.-.1 the Winftlliells vr<>\'°ll wiv fi" il” ed the s
,_ _ _ . . - _ f A ‘ . _ - ' ' _ _ port of _New York sho had- re-
' Y  THF  SNAKEB FOUND.l _lottlng for church union closed this Wflndcfcls lil ¢ll¢l_"_ ""1t°b_ f"" ""3 covered the loss power of speech 8,1.
' A - i _ _ _ Y _ *"°"_ _ S l_ week. The result in St. Pauls, (pres. city cllumpionshiy- last night, und ost mmplotcly .lipsitz and hi
All i‘wl_“;I' NI_l\A.R`ll _i:'_Rl;5l‘1K. _ MH; 9- ' ‘ \ byterian) church is in favor of union. Wifre llcfelllied by ll SCOYG Of 40 l-0 1°' J 8
1 e _ _ - - , .. ' ‘ -
_ 1 en y gm E ward Communicsnts, 1,2 fm and _ig Tho Wanderers forwards skated the womawfrom whom _hay expecbem
~» Blculss were dilzgillg swamp muck   _ against. Adherent; ti f (1 11 through the Frcnchulen's defence al;
él 'l;:lUf_"l#;y_ for fertilizer itll a barren   against L' or an most dt ill '
0 n on < re n e -_._
Seri-ice. stationed at Halifax, will
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~ is better than A _"°“l’U°“°- be “g"’°“l’1y ““rp""“d' is -lllIiler,obser.vation st`Ellis.Island. '
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learn that Miss Mary Lipstiz,
Halifax recently by the steamer Cam-
pnnello from Rotterdam, and whom
they ordered deported because of her
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b ' " ' ' ~ ~» -- - thi’ 5"? which resulted in two-
.. iniirmiity, has recovered her powers of; ~ - ' -»  -.
Bffefk speech and hearing lost seventeen than dagim in gh 'trhw 'J' th'
‘ i--~  25,: md 60,: b°“|e_ Mis‘s Lipsitz, despite proof that -the
l _ _  ~ Americanrelstives, living in Chic- B J
,q L-fl'-1 Sold everywhere. ago, were? well-to-do. Appeal was oyce' r" and Mm mm Bmwd 01°”
_ _ made to Washington, but the relativ- . ‘ _....--_._.  es were told no action could be tak- ' '
Bugs    :glam here the__(_§_am|>'sn_ell:>_____ :_e_ith' _ __ __ _ _ '_'
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LONDON; March 10-The cornnlis-
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per lf ’ ,_ , ,_ S- W - * 'f .`ii'..i'l..ll.'i§°.§`€°'f.i.`L.fi'if§l§’.’f§'tfl"3’;.f$'$.‘
. ' '  3 0 ll . 0- ~ St. ‘ tepheus (Methodist) cllnrcll """"` tation d ~
_ [_ 4 _“___ B . F _ _ __ _ _ _ _ or er rescinded. Jewish organ-
‘ ' 5   liinil liiirdfgliigmoilovdlles  ` Hld".l'||0l|\-|'uf||__;_.Q~nn‘_q°t N., __ wentsolirl for union-. l' NUM UU'l`_3l_l-ll" THR* l'n0VINCFf`-_ g;i__t;g>_;iswi:_T_ve t__a__|;_¢:_n_s:_i_|_>__ tire -ca¢;s_-_‘and
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Ut y__f~ ____1_1_yfn_____e l;a_y___ca__l:‘_l§_____l\l_l_<;n Ma INK H0 UID. _ _ _ _ O_Ii{_ig.li'_l_\_§____l_/Ing-__<;il_____7 'l_l_i_;__l:l;”_§*;§’_;‘|‘: B'rith at Washin ton ha arran s
Cntasaqils, Pa., who arrived in Scores of residents of the country aw
less-and not harmful to any ex-
cept insect life. Made in lnggand
and sold by drugrgiate everyw ere.
~ In tins only: 10c., 20s., 35c. 4 -
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upon request
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' mist Molirclnie slmnsc runn nom _-,-__ »
Of' the ori lnal iuue of $8,ooo,ooo there have h V 5 -Ji -
for the Sinl_rl1_i_:Fund to date S755,¢¢¢, ' N" “mm by “'°` Tug..
The bon I mature on july nt, |929, and are also redeemable ' ‘
the Comrany upon six months' notice at no and accrued interest, m um °Pll°ls
At t ie relent market price, these Bonds yield over 5 is pe, C | "
We wil be pleased to forward our descriptive circular givingmflhl ,uf
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Price 95 l-4 and Interest 95]-4 _
noun sllcllluurs coiirolnuow, 
shows investors at a .glance h
blem." » i-All the -information
quick reference concerning,
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(hir March Circular.. Now Ready f
~ . » susiciwil. osnenrunrs  yaenung :fem 4 N5, , l `
convolution nouns  ~ -- 5 ,,, , |11'
conroaarlou stocks  " -‘ s as ra.;  ’
' Well informed Investors invarisbl tum to ‘ . ‘
sponsible Investment House for counldl and ad3ii‘e?xPenmcld and '°`
_ ESTABLISHED |873
Members Montreal Stock Exchange.
rlsulmx. _ sr. ous.
r New otasoowi sasnaalcroi~if°NTREM‘
ow to “solve the income '
is cln.ssified,_thus provldhlpgnz 
N 'l' 0S_ll & (0.
cHn:.\uo, Merch s-The sement ‘_ Pae  A
now is the time to look about you, and see what you med
C1181"-\’i°" S“‘”Y‘"~ 1” has gm* P08' in the boat line. We are' building a stock lot of boats from 20
o 2 5ft long. We are still offering a 22 ft fishing boat instaled
with a 2 i1-2 h. p engine for $125.00 _
We would be pleased to receive your order.
_... 11.' 9 N' !’AQUET
Line
night following.
5T}¢e?T`§n& 55555
IN
Cornwall' Hall
' March 20th. 1912.
in aid ,of the York Point and West River Rural Telephone
I A dmission 1 Oc
' Ladies with- Baskets Admitted Free
Note-lf stormy concert will be held on the first fine
1.vzrirl'li '
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way from `Halifax to Rotterdam,
iloundered helplessly amid gigantic,
battering seas, Miss Lipsitz recovered
the power"of speech and hearing she
had lost seventeen years ago. She and
her mother were on their way from
Russia to`j0in futher and brothers in
America. Knowing the steamship
would put~in at New York before
starting on the return trip,M.M.Lip-
.sitz, of Catasauqua,Pa., a, brother,snd
two sisters of the girl hurried here to
cheer her.
The C-ampanello ran her nose into n
hurricane off the New England coast
and for hours it seemed ‘she would
founder. Cut off from communication
\vith~her frigbt~maddened fellow pal-
sengers, Miss Lipsitz was as alone in
her agony of fear as if she were the
only person on the vessel. She locked
herself in her stateroom.
Fearing for her, the ship’s oflicers
smashed in the door when the storm
had subsided. Tile ears that had not
even sensed thunder pcals'for seven-
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door fell and she sat upright. Sho
saw her mother behind the officers
and her lips twitched. Then slowly
but Dlalnly there came from her _the
words :
“What is the matter ?"
At the sound Mrs. Lipsitz swooned.
"I can talk ! I can hear !" cried
By the time the Campanello reach-
m , S
sisters wereamazed at Ellis Isl nd
been three deaths. Young Boyce, who
cloned with Mrs. Snced, has not been
attacked. The fathers of both lloym
ilind the wronged husband have been
shot. _
Hilliard, after making sure that he
had killed Snecd in 'the street hare.
drove brick the onlookers to make
certain that he would not be inter-
rupted, .and than turned the weapon
on himself.
He is said to have boasted that he
would even up the score sgainst._tho
Sneeds and avenge the death of Cap-
gtain Alfred G. Boyce, for whose mur-
ider Mrs. Sneed’s husband' was just rc~
=leased by a disagreement _ol the
jury.
Thr trouble started last Novffmber.
Young Boyce, who had known Mtn.
Snead before her marriage and -who
had been one of her admirers, met
her while she was sholillllli; ill UW
.custody of an attendant of li sam-
torlum in whichshe had been con»
fined at the request of hcr_ husband.
Shortly after this meeting on the
same day. the attendant reported f-0
the sanatorium that Mrs. Saeed had
escaped from her. _
Mr. Snead, who`had been at lil!
ranch in Amarillo, hastened to tho
sanatorlum, traced Boyce and lil#
wife to a train and engaged dctect~
ives, who traced the couple to ‘ 5'-»
Lonis, then to -Winnilleil. Wll01”° tml'
were arrested and sent buck to_'l\>X'
as.
'During the country-wide hunt f0l‘
Mrs. Snccd her husband cnC0\'ll¢°l°‘l
encountered Captain BuYC°» f°¢l‘°' “l
' B . - s gd _
Bl1_fnter_vfew with Secretary Nagel in
h0`_w6rhan’s behalf. -She remains
GEORGE'I‘0W.N.` Tex., March 7~~-
artisans today in the enmity be
ween the family of the Bo ces and
0WD  R. .0. »I-lilllard. shot and
ri his weapon on himself. i
The feud was horn when Alfred G.
od last November. Thus flr there ha e 8
More la Dnly Uno
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the youth with whom Mrs. S“°°h"i’
alleged to have killed the lstharfvl
the man who had stolcu liis-wifc_.;__§0
was arrested and placed on trial. ___ _T
family life of the Sneeds was.".‘~9
st the-trlsl, lnitths Jury dlsuztdvll-
partlsans'of'csch rcfusinlf li’ 
promission any kind of a W1"-ll“t_' --
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BIG RECEPTION "
_awsrrs l\ln.»ulmHMl-
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O.m_.AWA_ March 5-The _elcctlo_u
of Hon. George P. Graham, .ivllflliln
ist of the town of Brockville to sit __
Parliament for South _Renfre_w,d ___
lormslly Grszettea in tins week H gh
ada Gazette. Mr. Graham will __
his seat in the Commons on __\l¢n___
and agreat recevtion from t 9 ‘
ral members awaits him-
B i 0 e ienetof Msslvfary
Lihsitz and the justification of the _
no-mile gale that howlsd Along the Always remember the full mme. Look
Atlantic coast last Thursday. 
while ti.. assmssl.. osmdsselle, "' W1 #suture °s uw box. sto. ,
5¢‘h¢““lPll to Stoll at New York on her '
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