Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - September 20, 1890, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press Winnipeg sept. 2ft Manitoba free press. Job Wing and Eteh Iha no lidded every Sty except Nodar at sir or Crook a. M., and four o clock p. M., respect Italy at Winnipeg bar the Manitoba Pbyk press co. W. F. A Txton. Managing director and editor in chief. Edition by nun one tear to one bit hotly Euh in Advance. Daily morning free Deprend in Winnipeg on evening free phase and Sun delivered in Winni Peg 20 cents per week 76 Centi per Nooth for three months. Strictly Cash in Advance. Advertising rates per no Spariel line i be Small one Inoh in depth for advertisement appealing in both edition Ordinary advertising Tea cent per lint insertion adv Tisino inserted for a definite period of time to be charged Lor at tie following rates week. So per line two Weeka. On month. 80 fl6t Fri Montha. G.00 oneyear. 6.00 oomph in less epee than Fin a Fol to charged u fire line advert Irementa. Condensed advertise mints on fret Page As situations vacant property for Sale to let eto., so words or under one insertion is Centa each additional word 1 cent 30 words or or each consecutive insertion for less period one week 26o., each additional word one cent one week each additional Wor i 6 Centa 30 words or under each subsequent week each additional word 3 cents. Condensed advertisements not inserted every Day 90 words or under. 60 insertion each additional word 2 Centa. No advertisement on account for Lese than . Advert cements unaccompanied by spec Flo Anatrao hone tamed till ordered out notices of births and deaths h each insertion. Special notices in non Oriel Type leaded and located immediately Over the City and coun per word each insertion. To notice deserted for Lew thai to Avobe Razote an inserted they must a t mounted on Wood. Glacier crowned mountains we of the Domin , when hurrying Over the wide dry Fithony riverbeds in dread of their sudden and Struc Tive torrents would Long for the still and abundant Waters of our Canadian Home. The gardens of Sydney and Melbourne and the tropical Luxuriance of Queensland the unbroken round of vegetation make the burdens of life easy wherever there is water but the gaunt gum Trees single tufted shameless shedding their bark in Long strips could not replace for us the Cool Leafy recesses of our own varied forests. The red Coppery cruel Sun and the fiery mists the weird monotonous and melancholy landscape the River Beds of baked mud in summer the illimitable stretches of thirsty land where no water All these by their profound contrast startle our imagination even in description. It is some thing after All to dwell in a land of Rivers of of lakes innumerable and to be familiar Winter and water in All its Lovely forms. Our Brothers in the South have Many advantages it is pleasant to read of them and1 Admire their capacity and versatility but with All our drawbacks there Are some weighty i obrams we have not to solve. The band of the almighty has irrigated our the Cool and Crystal Springs Bubble up from our hillsides on cattle pasture in fresh Mea Dps and the tranquil flow of great Rivers gives us Access to the remotest recesses of our citizens of that state boast that California is god s it is no doubt pleasant to dwell in. It is pleasant to seek the Shade of an Orange Grove and to eat the Ripe fruit fresh from the tree. Such a Prospect has tempted Many a Canadian to take up his residence in that favored state. But it is said that at the end of three or four or five years lie begins to yearn for the frosts and snows of his native land for the fresh Green pastures and that tax Sale of mid the text of the affidavits. An of the conspiracy to Rob Portage la Prairie the part of which was car ried out by the said the attention of the people of Manitoba is invited to the matter of the following affidavits which were read at a Public meeting held at Portage la Prairie on the evening of monday dec. 23rd, last i be Derick Nicholson of the town of Portage la Prairie in the county of Portage la Prairie Carpenter do solemnly declare 1. That i was present at the above mentioned Sale held in the town aforesaid and taking part therein and bid upon several lots As they were offered for what is known As the Mclenaghan estate. 2. That during the Sale of lots on said estate James Mclenaghan Esquire of the said town came to me where i was in the town Hall Aud enquired from me if i wanted to buy any lot.-, to which i replied of course i do or 1 would not be Aud the said Sci Eughen then said to me if you want a lot i will give you one on the Campbell Hay and Boddy but that lid la play and Boddy estate but t useless for me to bid on the lots in the Ever take it running Brooks All in All there and Rivers. Is no better daily edition. Land under the son and we should teach our selves and our children to believe this and to be More than Content with it. Canada is rugged in Many respects perhaps but it is destined to produce the Best specimens of the human race to be found anywhere in the world. Let us be satisfied with it. We can spare a moment s envy to the Man who is perpetually lolling in the Sun and eating fresh figs All and the bananas time our but give own Freedom in Trade. In berth in Kell in civil saturday. Sept. 20, 1s90. The tax Sale conspiracy. Attorney general Martin s action for libel was intended As a Challenge to Public senti ment. It was meant As a declaration on his part that he was an innocent ant honest Man whom the Public Ocie either misunderstand or misrepresenting. The suit was to Challenge this Drift. He thought his Opportunity had one for which he had been watching Tyc two he would make the most of it. The free press could not establish what it had been understood to sky the verdict would be his and he would be vindicated before the people. An offer to Appeal to the court carries with it a supposition of innocence although in this Case it waa not difficult to detect the trick which was behind it and or. Martin hoped that it would impose upon the Public much to his advantage. The incident gives renewed interest to the particulars of that Portage la Prairie tax Sale and indeed suggests the appropriateness of recalling them. We there fore m this Issue republish the affidavits that the readers of the free press May under stand in the Light of All that has transpired what a very honest gentleman this or. Martin is. They show that he was the principal of conspiracy to defraud the town or its Credi tors. Meetings of the conspirators were held in the office of Martin Curtis and in or. Martin s private room. Copies of the official Gazette containing a list of the Lota to be sold provided and opposite the lots each de tired or it was agreed each should have or. Martin marked the initials of the person to whom they were to be knocked Down the others not to bid against him. This is the plot As developed in the affidavits. Others were prevented from bidding on Var ious pleas. One was that the creditors of the town might Garnishee the amount realized and therefore it was better to let the lots go for a another was that if the Sale realized Kettle or nothing the town would be in a better portion to Compromise with its creditors. The shocking morality of these pleas will strike any one but it is in keeping with the Rast of the proceedings. Among the Purohi Seis at that tax Sale was or. Hagarty whose affidavit exposes the whole conspiracy. In the report of the proceedings of the Public meeting at which those affidavits were read or. Martin is made to say Jyh firm dil1 of the doctor s business and they advised him that he could Fence what lots he bought. Later on the doctor waited his firm to try and get titles Lor bad to inform him that they Days and refreshing nights the varied beauties of our springtime and autumn the healthful rigor of our Winter. It is these that in the end implant a sound mind in a sound body and it us for the highest duties of a perfect manhood. Let a make up our minds that it i plenty for us Anil that with All its faults we love it still. Mclenaghan estate a he was buying in the whole of these lots Juk would get them any Way or words to that effect. 3. In consequence of what so took place be tween said Mclenaghan As aforesaid i refrained from making any further bids on lots on said Mclenaghan estate and after said Sale duly received the tax Sale certificate for said lot on Eaid Campbell Hay and body estate. And i make this solemn declaration co Sci current topics. Good bea8o.v. Brandon mail the Winnipeg Tribune says the Brandon mail has Seldom a Good word for the local government. This is simply be cause their record will not warrant it. Cannot by done. Carman Standard the attorney general Wilt bring Many libel suits against the Public Prefa which he has endeavoured to muzzle in order to escape exposure before he convinces an outraged nauseated Public that be occupies the position of off Isar s Wile. Has the crusader turned Turk flogging would do. Montreal witness there is at present a sure Market for the most mischievous lies As Well As for the most absurd ones. Ordinary events Are naturally not of much interest beyond the Community in which they occur and As extraordinary news in happily unfree quent vicious correspondents find it profitable to manufacture it. The Anonymous scoundrels Hare no compunction at All in regard to the harm they May do to communities or to individuals. The few dollars they pocket As the Reward of their vice is the great matter with them. To proportion the penalty to the size and meanness of the crime flogging would perhaps serve the purpose better than any other form. A . Ottawa free press As the Mckinley Bill is Likely to go into effect in a few Days the Hamilton Spectator Calls upon the Dominion government to go one better and increase the duties pork beef cattle Coal Beans 3orn, flour wheat lard and other articles which canadians Are in the habit of import no from the United states. By All Means it or. Foster follow Tho Spectator s advice. The sooner Thia fool business of trying to make people Rich by taxing them and restrict ing their markets is pushed to an Absurdity i David is kick u Donald of the town of Portage la Prairie in the county of Portage la Prairie auctioneer do solemnly declare 1. That i waa present on various occasions at the Sale of land for taxes held in the town for of Portage la Prairie in the town Hall in said town and which was commenced in the month of december 1888, Aud took part therein and became purchaser thereat of various parcels. 2. During the continuance of such Sale James Mclenaghan esq., of said town came to me and remonstrated with me for bidding upon certain lands and requested me to desist from bidding thereon against persons who i am informed and do verily believe had been parties to an agreement with the said Mclenaghan not to bid at such Sale the one against the other and at the same time in formed me that the town Council of which he was then a member did not desire accumulation of any Large amount of Coney from such Sale As they the said Council feared in that event that the creditors of the said town would Garnishee the same and then and there made use of the words following to me we do not want the Money because if we get much the creditors will Garnishee it or words to that effect. 3, on the second Day of december instant m the presence of or. W. P. Smith jr., of said town i reiterated the above conversation to the raid Mclenaghan Aud charged him with being guilty of a Dir election of duty As a town councillor in the matter of such tax tale in the manner aforesaid by demonstrating with me As aforesaid and upon that occasion he did not deny that he had so acted but justified himself on the ground that the senti ments he then expressed were the opinions held by the Council of the said town at. The tune aforesaid. And i make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be True and by virtue of the Ace respecting extra judicial oaths. Signed d. S. Mcdonald i Jln Thost Oka Dock of the town of Portage la Prairie in the j la Prairie Butcher do Talmage on choirs. The divine tells thy he Bellove terrible the1 congregation should sing. One of my readers writes that she has been somewhere in th6 papers that i am opposed to Church choirs and asks if the is True and what Are my reasons she says she cannot understand How minister of the gospel can object to what comprises one half of Tho Beauty and Power of modern Church service. Well my Good sister the report which Yon read is True and let me Tull you i Liat Are my reasons therefor my chief objection to Church choir sing ing is that i am a firm believer in a congregation doing the singing. To me a singing Church is always a triumphant Church. If a congregation is silent during the exercise or partially silent it is the silence of death. If when the hymn is Given out you hear the faint hum of Here and there a father and Mother in Israel while the vast majority Are silent that minister of Christ who is presiding needs to have a very Strong Constitution if he does not get the Hills. To needs not Only the Grace of god but nerves like whale Bones. It is a constant source of amaze ment to me How some people with voice enough to discharge All their duties in the world when they come into the House of god have no Voicu to discharge their duty of singing. I Reilly believe that if All our churches would Rise no and sing As they ought to sing that where we have a Hun dred souls brought into the kingdom of Christ there would be a thousand. The trouble with too Many of us when in Church is that we have an inordinate fear of criticism of our voices. The vast majority of people singing in Church never want anybody else to hear them sing. Everybody is waiting for somebody else to do her duty. If we All Sang then inaccuracies that arc evident when Only a few sing would be drowned out. God asks Yon to do As Well As you can and then if you fiet the wrong pitch or keep wrong time he will forgive any deficiency of the ear and imperfection of the voice. Angels will not laugh if you should lose your place in the musical scale or come in at the close a bar behind. There Are three schools of profitable perusal we Are now showing a line of furniture which we know to be with int a rival in it represents not the indiscriminate aggregation of undesirable and unreliable which must be but the very latest artistic conceptions Ablest makers and at prices which defy Competition. Whoever wants to get a re Al of the values should examine the immense assortment in our Waren 1 goods Ooms. The leading furniture House of the Northwest. The sooner will common sense principles pre current chronology. September 30. Born dfed.823. Of King William s War. Emmett the Irish insurrection St executed. Of. Alma in the Crimea Between the rus sians under Prince Mensch Koft and the English turks and French the Aries victorious. A eve had been employed by another client to re deem that property and that the could not act he Eaid be doctor who their client was and 3? and and threatened to split on whole quaint is because we would not Tell the name of our or. Hagarty explained that the other client was really Martin Curtis As the property redeemed and now stands or lately in the name of that firm. Or. Martin is attorney general of Mani Toba and for eight months he permits this of duplicity and baseness to go Union 01 unexplained. Such a recital As this needs no embellish ment. It will pay the people of this province to Ponder it thoughtfully. Considering or. Martin s and opportunities they will not be surprised at the boast of his Organ which she partner is one of the proprietors that he is in the front rank of provincial Fri loss 7s2, confederates by Chester a. Art Bui Dent. Solemnly declare. 1. Being desirous of purchasing at said Aale a number of lots in the immediate Vicinity of my dwelling House where11 reside i spoke to James Mclenaghan of said town on the subject prior to the holding thereof and head Vised me strongly not to bid or to run up. The Price of the same at the said Sale because As he informed me the Council was not desirous of acquiring a High Price for lands so to be sold at such Lac but in fact wished the same to be sold As Low As possible so that thereby would see that the Gaid lands were of Hittle value Aud the town would be Able to effect a better settlement with them. 2. In consequence of the above Conversa ton i did not attend nor bid on said lots and the said Mclenaghan became the purchaser thereof at the Sale of said lots. And i make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be True and by virtue of the act respecting Exna judicial a. Braddock. I Daniel maeijo8eph hang atty of the town of Portage la Prairie in the county of Portage la Poirie physician do singing i am German school the italian Aud the French school of singing. Now i would like to add a fourth school and that is the school of Christ. The voice of a contrite broken heart although it May not be Able to stand human criticism makes better music to god s ear than the most artistic performance when the heart is wanting. 1 know it is easier to write on this than it is to practice but i sing for two because 1 like it and next because i want to encourage those who do not know How. I hive but very Little faculty in that direction and no cult ure at All yet i always resolve to sing though every note should go olt like a Chi Nese Gong. God has commanded it ind i dare not be silent Ife Calls on the beasts on Tho cattle on the dragons to Praise him and we ought not to be behind the cattle and the dragons. As for my own Church we resolved some time ago upon the plan of conducting the music by a preceptor. We did it for two which i thought Well of at the time and to Fink better of now. One that by throwing the whole responsibility upon the mass of the people Mak ing the great multitude the choir we might Rouse heartiness. congregation coming on the Sabbath Day feel that they cannot Delegate this part of the service to any one else and so they themselves assume it and we have glorious congregational singing. People have travelled Miles to hear it. They Are not always sure about the preaching but they can depend on the singing. I have heard my congregation singing so that the sound seemed like the voice of Many Waters rising to heaven. Another reason Why we adopted congregational singing is because we did not want any you All know As Well As i that in scores of the churches the we handle everything required for House furnishing from Cabin to Castle at lowest living prices. Call and get a pair of steel runners and change your Carriage into a Sleigh. Another lot of those Fine carriages received this week. A pair of runners with eve e. 7 a Carload of austrian Vienna Bent Wood goods in route. These Are the handsomest goods Ever shown Here. Something entirely new and novel. A Beautiful lot of parlor cabinets to select from. Tees co. Arid Guggisberg Bros. Office desks always on hand in great variety carnage Iron brass Beds mattresses Dik neb wagons mantels lounges office chairs cribs bedroom sets Cheffo nieces mirrors invalid chairs tables Springs sideboards Book cases. Pillows butlers trays ladies secretaries parlor furniture easy chairs doctors chairs dining chairs baskets hampers easels pictures furniture coverings pushes. Damask brocades Jutes see our upholstered goods thoroughly reliable in make and unequalled for style All made to order by the Best workmen under our own supervision. Country orders Are Given special attention. Write us for cuts and prices. Scott Leslie solemnly declare enry Raymond oldest sur de 90. In As can4da Fob canadians. Or. A e. Dawson of Montreal has been m the Toronto week the pro hems of greater Britain As suggested by sir Charles Dilke s Book. Com ing to the close of Able and interesting papers or Dawson takes a look southward and sees in the islands and groups of the tropics and Antipodes much to Admire much to excite envy. They have All 7ar and especially do Southern colonies excite the Iii Tion by their contrasts thing Northern. Bub the be cheated out of his Contentment with out of his affection for Hie own land the sentiment of the following deserves Royal Lodgment in the breast of every Canadian u be to fever broke out in Jackson miss. September 31. N of England Mur dered at Berkely Castle. Of emperor Charles a born 1500. River discover by Henry Hudson. Ls7ft-great Bra to new York buildings including trin Ity Church destroyed. Of Joseph Codman Drake poet he Dos. 188a-death of sir Walter Scott born 1771 1653-Lounch of the Admiral in few York built for the russian government Ort sentenced to life imprisonment 1887-Deata of Gen. William Preston in in by statesman and orator. 1888-Dcath of William Warren american actor 1889-Sultan of Zanzibar issued a manifesto a Anat tie slave Trade. 1. That prior to the holding of the above Sale in the town of Portage la Prairie which was commenced in december three private meeting were held two of the being in the Law office of messes. Martin private rooms of the Hon. Joseph Martin on of discussing the said 2. That at such meetings said tax Isle was of cussed and it was then and ther settled and agreed upon Between the Sai Martin myself and otber8i he throughout this land there has been perpetual Contention in that direction. The Only Church fight that Ever occurred under my ministry was Over a Mcl Odion in my first pastorate. Have you never been in Church on the Sabbath Day Aad heard the choir sing and you said that is splendid the next Sabbath you were in the Church and there was no choir at All Why the Leader was his choristers wore they were All mad to Gether. Some of our Church choirs Are made up of our very Best Christian people and some of the warmest friends 1 have Ever had stood up in them Sabbath after Sabbath conscientiously and successfully leading the praises of god. But the majority of the choirs throughout the coun try Are not made Christian people and three fourths of. The originate in the choir de Witt Talmage in ladles Home journal. 276 main Street Winnipeg Manitoba. Old time circuit it is irn Possi we for the present generation of i teachers to appreciate the toils of thei predecessors in the West and South. The to writer imag every not Bear swed we did t get Competition. Minnedosa Tribune the Liberal in its wild attempts to combat the statements of the Fol m to agreement of the Manitoba government with the Northern Pacific railway says it was a Branch of the Northern Pacific Manitoban wanted it a of the Northern Pacific the impression that it was nothing of the sort. Was wanted. It was Tom petition that we paid for and Competition they have not got neither the Northern Pacific nor any other present thereat after agreeing Between our selves what particular portions of land situate Witman the municipality each per son desired to become the purchaser of at 5ny one of be said be permitted to become the purchaser thereof respectively free from Competition ment. 3. That in accordance with such agreement and m furtherance thereof the to be offered Sale for taxes As advertised in the Manitoba Gazette were duly marked with the initial of the respective names 01 those persons who were so to be permitted to of Corse the purchaser thereof so marked asafore8.id, was handed to for use at such Sale so that thereby to each might be aware of bwe particular lands the othe a ties to such Zairre Ebent Thorf and adjournments thereof the said persons Wem permitted to become the purchaser thereof of the portions Ere Terence by Way of Competition or advanced mar a dispute As to the apportionment of part Ickov Huttt ii a meeting. Bavin ,6. That at the said Sale efforts were made by various persons parties to said agreement. Compete f the line that runs _ from Ocean to Ocean Thust it to fix its rates through without any inter i no a also Antic to the ends at i s a u therefore How can it offer any effective petition for carrying our products to the a practical joke of the most heartless character attended with Fata results was played upon a Man named Marois who was employed at St. Roche s factory he was called to a Telephone and received rare from Home unknown person to hurry Homes As his wife was dying. Run Art ing to his office mates that he was not accustomed to such shocks he started Home a rapidly As he could. When about half Way he dropped dad in the Street. The Story about his dying was utterly without foundation. It is Aston Tamuff How rapidly to. Feeble and Gam Wren Goth and rigor taking Avert a Are eld Irun o nothing agreement to persuade other persons not thereto to desist from bidding at us h Sale. That prior to Tho said Sale the said my Lenaghen a. The first person who approached men reference thereto saying Vve must not bid against each other we West get a once possible for the lands to so e ans to sow the creditor that they Are of Little value m that thereby we can effect a better settlement i of to the effect we out and the and i make this solemn declaration Etc. Signed d. A Toahty. Stand mrs. Stanley and her v a tenant will sail for new York by the teutonic october 29. In China. Ramie or China grass which has of late years become known in Europe run Valu Able textile is widely grown in Western China. Or. Hosie. In the last Trade report from we Chow describes How it is bar vested. The stems when Ripe Are Cut Down made into bundles and carried from the Fields to the House of the Power where they Are steeped in water and the bark with the flyer removed by hand. In the Eastern provinces a different method is practice. When the stems Are Rice the peasant removes the bark in the fluid in a very simple ingenious and profitable Man Ner. Seizing each Stem about six inches above ground Between the thumb and fingers of both hands a few inches apart be gives a smart push downward and Forward Caus ing a compound fracture of the Stem be tween uis two hands. He then inserts the forefinger of his left hand in the fracture and draws the bark downward to the Root where it readily detaches itself in the same Way the remaining bark and upper part of the Stem which he holds in his right hand Are removed and by a simple Brush of the hand from the Root end of the bark upward the leaves and stems arc Dis lodged and the bark is ready for future manipulation. By this Means several inches of bark and Boer Are saved in comparison with the pro Duce resulting from the cutting Down of the stems and As length of Staple adds much More to the value of the flyer the plan Here pursued deserves some attention in thobe countries where the cultivation of Boehmen is of Pren commercial value. This is the Case in India where labor is cheaper than in China. Another advantage hat a discarded leaves labor of Riding a circuit was inbred lbs great. Roads were Mere bridle path through the wilderness. There wire Bridges. When streams were narrow shallow they were forded when deep ant Wido the lonely rider tied his clothes in t bundle of his head and forced his Borse to . Often Thero was not even it semblance of a Road and the preacher fount his Ivay by the Compass or if he had none by the course of the Sun by Day Aad the position of certain Well known stars by night. If he lost his course there was nothing for him to do but Camp out a night. If he had the Means he built a Fin. To scare away the wolves bears nil even More feared panthers. If the wild beasts were not numerous he slept but if he saw half a dozen pairs of glowing eyes in the Circle of darkness round his lire he stayed awake piled of More Wood and now and then shouted and cast flaming brands at the varmints that came too close. Xor were the discomforts of travel his Only annoyances. After a Day s severe rid ing he would reach Long after Nightfall a settlement whore methodists were in plenty. Tired almost to death he enters the log Cabin of n Good brother and would give All his worldly possessions for a Chance to Lay his head on his Saddle and go to sleep at once. But not so. The preacher must be entertained. The old woman and the girls began hurried Culi nary operations. A boy is sent out of the Cabin with whispered orders about that red five minutes later the preacher hears a Chicken Squall and knows he must wait for supper before he will be Al Lowed to sleep. An hour passes away relieved by the old Man s inquiries about brother so and so Aud sister such a one on the same or an other circuit and the to vary preacher sits Down to a supper of Corn bread burned on the outside dough in the Middle Fried a thicken swimming in fat and Rye Coffee sweetened with Maple sugar. And h must eat too else his Host and hostess May think him proud and stuck Anc too Good to eat common victuals Louis Post disc Tali. Mayr Jcoy cigars. 1st they Are first Clara value. 2nd. They Are free smokers. 3rd. They Are uniform always the same. They Aro popular shape. Fian Diomely Goth not Matin in Grade 7th. They satisfy the mos Dawson. Bold St co., Winnipeg. How do you do eaves and stems remain on the held and help to manure the two other times. Pressure of water. Water serves to convey any pressure or Power which May be Given to it whether that pressure is a pumping engine at the end of a main or by Means of a column or weight of water above the main contained in a lofty Tower or High storage Reservoir one cubic foot of water weighs 62.w Pou lid Sand if the height of the column is increased the pressure upon the base is increased ror every foot thus added a further 62u pounds. A column of water one Square Inch m area at base and 2.3 tent High weighs exactly one Pound so that forever pressure 7, a prisoner in jail at Freehold n. J., was on the verge of escaping when As he has since explained his Confidence smote him and he concluded to Atey where he was. Err occurred in the manuscripts written by the Early Chris Tian fathers have Causell a great Deal o Contention among churchmen some admit Ting certain books As canonical which Are rejected by others As apocryphal. Find illustrated by comparing a Donay and a King James Bible of today the former admits several books which tin King James translator would not Toje great Northern has put into effect re divided Tariff on All freight from new York to St. And Minneapolis by Way of its canal Lake and rail route. Michael Towmey one of the t m a decade. And great one of the oldest and great Bells Resden South kept die 8t his sit week b Vileigh which i medicines that cure. Calvo or. Jordan s of medicines a Cas b up Moscow claiming the second or six weeks gone by since we left to buy fall and Winter goods in Toronto Montreal and new York markets. Everything that is the latest in styles and material engrossed our thoughts largely. Scores of cases Are almost daily arriving. The solid Brick Wall now being taken Down Between this and the next store South thus throwing in a third Large store to keep Pace with our rapid increasing business some thing later on this subject. Be to Day your special bar gain Day. Don t forget. Geo. Craig co s will by open sept. 1, Day and evening classes announcement free Mckay fair not new Home Industry important to the of Winnipeg. Morton tanners 175 kaohj3l St., i. Douglas. Having Reot Nelv added to i the bore by ufos Boot manufacturing All hand Mode of the Bent a Nakitin goods the us raw we been Indio Eil o open More Central premises 71 173 King St. Adjoining Susn. Our retail prices Are ends a nest calf Balmoral p.iot-, hand sewed equal to ends hand sewed Mode to order. Ends hand Peg red 3.7j ends hand pegged la Jinx Hoot. Eats band pegged Wellington All Hoys and or urls school boots Cut from the calf unequalled or style or Quality. Wholesale prices Cut very Fine the most comfortable Boot i have Ever Winnipeg Adi Boot. We Chall i re a repairs promptly the Western Coal successors to Kinky 4 of sealers in the Delaware and Western Railroad co e. Celebrated Scranton Coal Mali inquiries for car lot aim i promptly. 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