Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 15, 1891, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba daily free press. Winnipeg april 15. Manitoba free press. Mohning and evening editions published every Day except St Day it sir o clock a. M., and four o clock p. M., respectively at Winnipeg by the Manitoba free press co. W. F. A Txton managing director and editor in chief. Subscriptions Ellier edition by mail one tear six months one strictly Cash la Advance. Dolly morning free press delivered in Winnipeg on some terms. Adekk Tising rates per nonpareil line 12 Linos a Kes one Inch in depth for advertisements appearing in both old inky advertising ten cents per Lam each insertion. Advertising inserted for n definite period of time to be charged for at Tho following Rii Tex one week. ?0 per Lino Ono month. 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Notice inserted for less than is where cuts Are inserted they must to ail a mounted on Wood. Daily edition. Freedom in tirade. Liberty in Reli in civil wednesday april 15, 1891. A fight. Two vicious principles characterized the franchise clauses of the election Bill the com. Piling of the hate by partisan officer and the practical failure to provide for n revision. The first was to the opposition party throughout the province bub the latter was simply fatal. It was bad enough to have to 6gho a stuffed list but to be obliged to fight it with bound hands was murderous. Such was the effect of the Bill As introduced by the government Aud there need be no manner of doubt in the mind of a single person in the province that Ucb effect was deliberately intended. It wan the purpose of the govern ment to frag and bind the opposition party by Means of these voters lists. The opposition in the House fought the Bill earnestly and desperately because to them it was a matter of life and death. If the Bill were carried As introduced and a scrupulously administered As it would have been the government would have been enabled by it to carry any Coati Cuenca in the province. The Way would have been Clear to compile lists exactly to the liking of its candidates and there was no Hope of safety or redress through a court of revision. Or. Roblin Aud his Loyal band of followers powerfully aided by or. Fisher fought it gallantly through the Long night of monday and up to noon and after of tuesday when the government surrendered by conceding a number of their More important demands. The of enumeration is retained which gives an enormous advantage to fihe government but a revision is mad possible which before it practically was not. Ministers and their supporters set ont with the declared determination to concede nothing but they ended by conceding enough to give the opposition a Chance for their lives. As understood now the Bill will pass with the clause giving Power to the registration clerks to compile lists in any Way they please. The names of illegal voters May be put on Power to do which is simply a scandalous at tempt on the part of the government to choke the free expression of Public opinion but in taking away the obstacles to a real genuine revision and not a make believe As it was before opponents of the government Are Given leave to purge those fraudulent lists at the Cost of their own time and Money. The government first creates a Rotten and Dishon est state of affairs and its opponents Are then allowed to cleanse it if they can. This will not be considered very generous on the part of ministers and their wretched following but it Means a great Deal nevertheless to the other Parky for without these Amend ments the opposition in the country would be simply annihilated. 5for this measure of safety the country is indebted to the Little band of opposition members in the House and it is an obligation it will not Forgan. But what shall be said now of Manitoba s lib Orul government Are not the liberals of the province Prond of it when the late or. Norquay introduced a Bill to make municipal clerks Tho enumerators for compiling voters lists or. Greenway and or. Martin scolded and stormed until they red in the face at what they described As an a bold and shameless attempt to Rob the opponents of Tho government of their franchise. Those enumerators were at least responsible and Independent officers and were reasonably to be trusted to do Justice Between the parties. The Greenway government attempted to take Power Itsuwo id perform the same who could be relied upon to stuff the lists As directed. Which was the worse or. Norquay gave every Opportunity for a full and free revision or. Greenway proposed to strangle v the revision. Which was the worse in that Case yet or. Nor Quay was denounced by these doing infinitely less than they were them selves willing to do the other Day. Since the passing of the Dominion franchise act of 1885 liberals All Over Canada have never ceased to denounce it As a monstrous outrage yet the Bill of the Bastard Liberal govern ment Manitoba was pronounced by or. Fisher be fifty fold worse. What do the liberals 1 of Manitoba think of their leaders do Thoy believe Lor a moment that they would be recognized by the honest genuine liberals of Eastern Canada consideration of this most important measure. The Reader will the better understand what this Means when informed that the Bill in question is a Docu ment of seventy six pages of printed matter and contains two Hundred and thirty two clauses. It would be impossible in the time contemplated to properly consider All the provisions of such a voluminous measure and we May be sure it was Nob intended that they should be properly considered. The purpose was to Rush it through at the very last moment trusting that the obnoxious clauses would escape attention or at any rate that they would not Challenge vory Earnest opposition. Further and conclusive evidence of the cowardly and iniquitous purpose Elf the government is furnished to Day. At this writing the House has been in continuous session for seventeen Bours having sat without rising from seven o clock yesterday evening. What does this mean it Means that this Bill of two Hundred and thirty two clauses is to be put through during one Bitting of committee of the whole the government by sheer brute Force of its majority has resolved to Rush through thib infamous measure without giving time or Opportunity to die Cuba a tenth of its clauses a they should be discussed. The legislature is supposed to be a deliberative Assembly ready and anxious to give the full est consideration to Tell measures coming before it. Here is one that would require two or three weeks at Bhe least if it were Given the attention it deserves and it is pro posed to Force it through in one sitting of the House the opposition is weak in numbers but Strong in the Justice of its purpose and it is doing All that is in its Power to expose the iniquities of the Bill and to secure the Amend ment of the most objectionable of its clauses. But arrayed against it is the solid government Phalanx equally determined that chose objectionable clauses shall go that thu House and the country Hallbe denied the right to consider with proper deliberation what is being done. Nothing More Thau this is required to con Vince the country that there Mush be some thing gravely wrong indeed in the measure that is thus being forced through. If the government were unconscious of a cowardly and dishonest purpose to secure an improper advantage h would not ask the House to pass a Bill of seventy eix pages and two Hundred and thirty two clauses at one sitting. The apposition is being taken by the Throat and told that it it must yield to the Superior Force of the government Side. It in not a question of deliberation and judgment of brute strength and in such a contest the advantage lies with the party in the majority. That advantage the government is resolved to make the most of. It knows that it has lost the Confidence of the country and Asib cannot Trust the people it is going to give Power to registration officers to stuff the vote re lists so that its candidates May be sure of election. The sacred right of the franchise is to be outraged for its Benet hence no All night sitting of the House and the exercise of brute Force. The Souris Extension. Bui legalizing the agreement in trod into we Tai the Canadian Pacific company. . Or Bonway was right in saying thab some of the Moab objectionable clauses of the new voters lists Bill were embodied in the act of last session and accepted without a murmur and he was perhaps excusable in endeavouring to make a print out of the fact. But the Circum Steucek were very different. In his last year s act those clauses were harmless As from the manner of com piling the fraud was practically impossible. And in any wee a they applied to All alike so that one party had no advantage Over the other. But it was very different with the Bill of this Essaion. After a list compiled by a registration clerk the government s friends would Hove Little reason to care whether there was a revision or not in fact they would prefer that there wa8 no revision. With opponents however it mattered everything for without n revision they would be virtually wiped out. Following is the full text of the Bill Intro danced in the local legislature providing Aid to the Canadian Pacific railway company for the Extension of their Branch lines to the Tuurie Coal Fields the Northern Pacific having ailed to carry out its contract 1. The lieutenant governor in Council May authorize the railway commissioners to enter into an agreement with the Canadian Pacific railway company by which that company shall agree to Complete Ita line from in Ramey to Melita its Extension Westward from melt Tato the Coal Fields somewhere in townships 1, 2, 3 or 4, Range 7 West of the second principal Meridian line the extensions of its Glenboro Franth about six Miles and the Extension of its southwestern Branch from Deloraine to Melita. All said lines to be completed during the year 1801 unless the company a prevented by some cause beyond their control the company to bind itself that for the next ten freight rates on Coal from the mines eastward shall not exceed the following rates to Points on its own lines for 100 Miles or less not exceeding ?1 per ton of Ibe. For 160 Miles or Lees not exceeding 91.50 per ton of Iba. For 225 Miles or less not exceeding ?2 per ton of ibs. For 300 Miles or less not exceeding 92 25 per ton of 2.000 ibs. Said it mentioned rate to include the City of Winnipeg. For greater distances to be in proportion and for Points other than those on its own lines such an equitable division of rates to be made As will enable the name rates to be applied to such other Points As to Points on its own lines a Cones pending distance from the mines such div Ision of rates to be based on the principle now Srov Ernin the division of joint rates be tween said company and the Manitoba North wee torn railway company of Canada which gives last mentioned company an in creased mileage allowance to compensate for its Shorter distances. The railway commissioner May also be authorized to take from the Dominion goal joke transportation company a mortgage to the extent of on All their proposed Plant and Coal mines in said District covering a period of five As a guarantee that during said period the Price of Coal on the Otvars at the mine will not exceed per ton of pounds. 2. In Case such agreement a entered into by the Canadian Pacific railway company and All said lines of new railways Are completed during the season of 1891, except As Hereinbefore provided and the said Dominion Coal Coke and transportation company executes the said mortgage then the government of Manitoba May pay to the Canadian railway company the sum of to Aid in making said Extension of railways. This act shall come assented to. Into Force the Day it is trouble in Dakota. Robert county Whites demand Lief from end Tan Breed depredations. Re Govic Bement by Brck Ito Bce. If anything wore wanting in addition to the voters list clauses of the Bill itself to show a fraudulent purpose on the part of the govern ment it would be found in the fact that the Bill was kept Back until the closing Days of session. Id was distributed on saturday last and at that time it the expectation of the government to prologue not later than wednesday and tuesday if possible. Two to Tolore were to suffice or the communication. What Manitoba to Tho editor of the free press. Wants All Tho vacant lands held by railroads and the government opened up for settlement on easy term of payment. Firstly school school lands should never be sold but leased in renewable every ten or Twenty one years at a valuation. Why not now open them up for actual settlement and an annual rental of say 4 per cent on or per acre or for grazing purposes Only at a rental of 4 per cent. On 51.25 to per acre. Railroad Railroad lands especially in Southern Manitoba Are wanted for settlement. At present their value is being eaten up in interest that is presuming they Are bonded. If these lands were thrown open for settlement it would give a Boom to Mani Toba emigration that is now wanted. The opinion in Ontario with the Farmers is that lands for homesteading Are now Only to to obtained in very Remote districts the is True As to and that Landa open for Pur Chase Are held at unreasonably High prices and for Cash Only. Or. Van Home May say at first thought that id is impossible to open up Railroad lands on such terms. answer a what is impossible to the big these sir a Stephens sir d. Smith and or. Van Home to the future judging from their ability Success Energy Etc., As shown in thu Paat i would suggest that ten sections of Railroad lands in each township should be listed at a Price at which they May be purchased at any time during five years by actual settlers pay Able in five yearly instalments with interest at five per cent., the lands in the meantime to be open for rental at say per Quarter Sec Tion per year. The effect of this would be that the settler would have from one to five years a which to make his first payment of account of Pur Chase of the land in other Worda he could make the inn pay for itself. Your emigration mutters in a sense Are at a standstill but if the statement could be published to the i urls that the vacant lands in the settled districts of Manitoba traversed by no less than five parallel lines of railways every farm within 7 to 10 Miles of a railway Are open for settlement on Ohe terms i have above stated emigrants would pour in a they did in 1881-32. It May be asked Why All this fu3a and fume about Landa at an acre when there Are yet tens of thousands of free homesteads yet unsettled in the n. W. T. answer is that a settler hits ten chances of Success in Manitoba where he has hut three in the Northwest and that the Northwest can Only be settled by settling Manitoba first. I do not speak of the grazing districts of St of Moose jaw. In making this state mental know whereof i speak and i do not wish to be jumped upon by a score of newspaper writers. I have no lands to sell. I write Only what i truly believe to be True and in the interest of the West in general. April 10. W. H. G. Grand Forks Herald trouble a brewing for the reds and half Breeds in the Turtle Mountain country. Through a gentleman who came Down from St. John yesterday morning the Herald learns that the set tiers have made a formal demand upon the authorities at Washington for Protection. This demand was the result of a series of Small meetings said to ban been held by the White settlers of Dif Ferent Points during the last fortnight the last one at St. John. The settlers set fort that the presence of Lawless thieving reds and half Breeds is a constant menace t the Little towns of Bolla and so. John and ask that a fort be established either at Kolla or St. John and a company of soldiers detailed there. The settlers Are determined that if Thi Indian Bureau ignore their demand they Wil Arm themselves and vigorously punish the first half Breed who Breaks the Law. They do not Hope to make the Breeds pay taxes on the lands they occupy nor do they think it possible to punish the red rascals for stealing government Timber but they do no propose to allow the reds to make any further armed demonstrations Down in the towns at has been done in the Pant when chief Little Shell with 200 or 300 reds and Breeds would Anarch to the jail and effect the release of a Indian or half Breed prisoner in spite of the protests of the citizen a. The apparent timidity of the Whites implied by this state of things is explained by the statement that the Lodiana Are Well Arrow and greatly outnumber the Whites. The latter have patiently borne Tho worse than unpleasant condition of affairs a Long As they can and now the offenders must be disciplined or the Whites mini leave that Section. They do not intend to leave without making n very vigorous Effort to maintain their tights and a collision a feared. Current chronology. April 10. Calvary lord bal projector of Colony of Maryland died. Zampieri Emi nent Painter died. Francoise Tau Bigno mall cod second wife of Louis Xiv Tad bom 1835 Sho was born in prison and. Reared in poverty it tha age of 16 married a paralytic was loft a widow mid became Pover Nwa Fop Arnold King s children and dually his Wilfo Bora and reared a Calvin 1st, Sho Beamo Catho Lic caused the revocation of Tho edict of Naii tos am died in Aco Avont. Of Jolt Lothri Motley historian. Proclamation of president Lincoln announcing War and Cali lag for at i Ilc Evilie. Ky., and Dunbar a Plantation la of Briscoe station va., and Liberty Postof Bce Ark. Ksn. Steel occupies Cam Den. Ark. Of Abraham Lincoln. Arnold died born 18s8. Elizabeth Arnold died at Lynchburg 118 an egyptian Bride. Elk lion. Elkhorn april new reproof Massey warehouse is built by g. All Ison id will be Fine addition to the Street. Rev. E. F. Wilson from Saul Ste Marie has been Here on a visit of inspection at the Indian Homes. He left on saturday for Medicine hat where he has another Branch of Indian schools. The farm buildings on the school farm four Miles Wear Are being erected by i. Hume. Or. E. Motion has bought out the Plant and business of j. Jones Butcher. Or. Jones who recently returned from England we hear has accepted a position in Bristol England we shall be sorry to lose Oue of our pioneers. Rev. A. Currie. Virden officiated Afa the presbyterian Church yesterday. Administered communion in the afternoon and preached in the evening. The annual business meeting was held this afternoon under his presidency. Managers Stewart Rogers and Douglas. On thursday 23rd ulto., Rev. J. Bowman will preside an a meeting Here to arrange the proposed division of this Mission into three districts. The Ico is broken up and is going Down the Assiniboine. The Parki Saino ferry is again at work. J. Bryant at the wheel. There is More water in the Prairie sloughs than for some years past. Trashy literature. The world moves on and so does the production of literature. Month after month new Hook and publications appear at astonishingly Low prices. A very Jat be percentage of these new publications lire trashy and worthless and tire unworthy of a place n any respectable Home. The works of Many Well known and esteemed authors Are now offered at the very Low prices asked for worthless and badly writ ten publications. Canadians Are possessed of sufficient intelligence to Adit rightly in this matter of Home Reading. The Long tested and re liable Diamond dyes do not Cost any More than some of the spurious and erode makes now offend Lor Sale and give to the consumer every guarantee of is so much looked for Viz brilliancy of color strength and durability. Therefore which ire the cheapest and Fra Lyle Grove. Prairie april dance at Lorette last week was a social Success. The Host being an old Soldier knew How to Man age such socials and being ably aided by the Young ladies of the neighbourhood everything passed off admirably. Great Praise a due the ladies for the excellent supper provided. Or. Murphy from the province of Quebec is our new neighbor. His House be nearly ready for occupation. We have room for More Good settlers. Twin government Baa granted the prayer of the English speaking ratepayers of this municipality to be annexed to Springfield. A lot of teaming goes on on sundays along the Dawson Road. Should the Sanctity of the Sabbath be thus disturbed ballot Reform la . Harris org a. April Baker ballot Reform Bill the provisions of which Are similar to the australian system was passed by the House of representatives to Day by a vote of 171 to 1c. The Bill now goes to the Senate. Most Hare Genius. The simplest advertisements some times require the most care and thought1, in their construction. To write a column is a matter of time but to edit it Down into a sentence is something Printer s Ink. Had doctors beating sister Lor Uver com plaint without of the was in an Ordinary wedding pro Cess Lou in the streets of Cairo. It was in the barrage that famous Bridge or double Weir the Eastern part spanning the Damietta and Tho Western Tho Bosetta Branch of the Nile. It was there that Tho late Khedive built a Lovely pal Aco and still More Lovely Garden which he perhaps graced with Bis presence once in his life Aud left to decay Jost As All egyptians have clone since Iho world begun never renewing never reviving but build ing As a child would build a toy to pull Down and begin another. An Ameri can Engineer one of the half dozen rot arned in office has charge of the Bridge and it a he who walks under the Shadow of the Pali Al and gathers the wild roses and eats the Golden oranges that whether or no Blossom and Bear fruit in the deserted Gar Deu. It was from the Balcony of his House a part of to old Palace looking out on the Beautiful Blooming country the Green Fields the Lovely mysterious River that we saw a cavalcade approaching and heard the sound of the Lute and pipe. It is a exclaimed our Host u fantasia meaning any fete or Festa. Down the Long White Road they came a procession of horsemen on White arabian steeds Tho last Man dressed in handsome raiment and bearing himself with Tho proud air of one upon whom All eyes were fixed. Next him strode a Groom a nil Camel with a Rich Blanket und embroidered Saddle and after this another Camel with even More gorgeous trappings who Horo a Rich palanquin curtained on every Side with Gold and Crimson hangings. Within sat Tho Bride. Following the Bride Wero three other camels on which were seated veiled women and Thon Camo a train carrying household furniture bedding stuffs chests pots and pans and All the various appurtenances essential to housekeeping and furnishing in an Oriental country. It was the Bride s coming to the Hus band s House the last Day of the wedding and the conclusion of the seven Days feast Itig. In a few hours he would for the first time lift the veil to Sec whether in deed what his Mother has told him is True whether Sho is Almond eyed Aud Rosy cheeked Aud supple of limb and Graceful of form whether she Lias a Voica like the cooing of a Dove und is Learned in the making of bread and Makkah for not one glimpse of her face not one word from her lips has Ever been vouchsafed him. Poor follow do those Brilliant curtains shroud loveliness or deformity has the Mother been won Over by the pile of stuffs und the earrings and Brace lets to fancy Beauty where there Are Only Riczu a it happened so in other lands. Hut the i no pitying words for the Bride who Ulso is supposed to be ignorant of the of her husband the in id is a Wou Uin there arc windows though Hitt iced windows in her Lioussa in the Village Over the Plain and thu Brown eyes were never darkened when veiled Ami shrouded she wont to the mosque or Well. We May be Suro the Hrindo life seen him Many n Day and Oft and loved or hated Lii i Filer the fashion of women who be praised do not Iio Eil a Century of contemplation to make up their minds whether they like thing or Hartford courant. Ten barrels Fine Norway Ood liver Oil f n broke slots. Bought v. A Winni pet a Montreal quota latest designs All new from the finest makers at 425 main Street. Or Dox o main Street. Calgary Edmonton railway for Sale on easy terms of payment free Grants of government land i May be obtained within easy reach of Tho stations on Calgary Al Edmonton railway. The town lots in red now on the Market. Pull information from Osleeb Hammond land dept., 381 main St. Winnipeg. Nanton of. While the big store of the City the Golden lion with its three main Street entrances Don t purpose having a formal opening. This now every Day. They hav their every Smith Premier typewriter Day opening Calls for the buy ing Public to its department counters. The Spring open ing Sale therefore with Geo Craig co. Is awaiting you of course the nicest Good go first the Little coldness be in the weather is somewhat against Rushing sales of ladies White Wear still these Tak prominence at this store. The assortment is very Large at most reasonable and ready pay prices. Call Early at Geo. Craig co in epidemic from time to time of tilts event in countries where vaccination prevails is some what thoroughly enforced. Arc we to infer that vaccination is a failure As some Persona contend by no the carefully gathered facts fall lands prove to reverse. For instance in the great epidemic in Sheffield England vaccinated children were seen to be Twenty times As Safe from tin attack in the Uniac a inn cd Anil nearly Jive Hundred times less liable to Afat til result. Three things How Ever scum to be established some persons have a susceptibility to smallpox which is not readily overcome either Liy Valeci ution or by n previous at tack of the disease. A sister of Charity who Hud been successfully vaccinated in oly Lahood had u severe attack of smallpox Nix Heagy of thirteen. Four years later she was again successfully vaccinated and still again in adult age. Persons Havo been known to Trike the disease several times. During an epidemic of smallpox the susceptibility to it is greatly increased. Per sons who in Ordinary circumstances might to exposed to the disease with Little risk will often take it readily during its Preva Lence. Vaccination a a general fact loses its protective Power after a few years especially prior to adult age. In the Sheffield epidemic it was found that the safety of the twice vaccinated was twelve times As great As that of those who had been vaccinated Only once. Every child should be vaccinated in in fancy Aud again at the age say of seven. It is safer to repeat Tho operation again in youth if epidemic is prevailing but in every Case it should to repeated after adult age is companion. The great Northern railway. 10.46 chatra Lui of tha Binl urn Hern hallway leave . Depot for Sipmson grand Forks Fargo great Falle Cleck incl Tea to there Wolosc Soonae Tolona Are made to All Points also connecting it Minneapolis and it pan m Union depot for All trains South and Nii through tonne Tiona to Detroit London fib. Lnu Toronto Niagara Falls. Montreal new York Boston and All Points in Ontario or United states. Lowest Bates. Quick Tims be Otsons. Bare oct elegant dining and Buff tit sleeping oils Ruu or Tralee. Bend for a Complete time tabla tute is and sailing list of Ocean steamers. Through tickets to Liverpool London Olius and the continent at the Siy lowest rates by the beet Ilsoo tickets Iwert to bring Yoor Friend ii oat Doir. I old or Rantry at. From j83. R. J. We Kkt h q. o p. T. A. Hal at. 876 main pail rail. Pity Nfn Chicago Milwaukee and St. Paul Montreal stocks. Montreal stocks reported by Alloway Champion backers and brokers Winnipeg mom Asai april bulks Bank of Montreal Ontario. Olson a. Toronto i erohanta1. Talon. Sellers. 220 117 167 21s buyers 224 115 1g21 215 i4bj 1291 12s 601 miscellany on. Lontreal Tel. Rich. It ont. Nav. Cd Tipasa by. 195 Montreal Gas. 202 ado n. W. Land co. 75 0. P. K. 70 7 Call. 4 804 192 2021 ii 31 the Chicago markets. Chicago april weak to Day and dosed i to to lower. Foreign advices continued bullish Bud several of the heavy traders on the Bull Side sold liberally of their holdings. Receipts 54 cars. Closing prices wheat May 8l04j july 81.03j. 63ic july 66jc 64jo july 62zc. Only sept. 913.55. July sept. 45 Only sept. 00. Fast mail line with electric lighted and Blytt heated Teeth ruled Traina Between Chicago u31 a Waukee St Paul and Minneapolis. To Bank Continental route withe Leotilo Al and steam bested Vera Tibule trains Between Ohl Nago and Council Bluffs Omaha 81. Fan the Otto Flo gout. Great National route Between cd logo Kansas 01 to and St. Joseph to. Miles of Road Alt urine let Points 1 n in Lulow Wisconsin it Almota me soul South Dakota and North Dakota. For a re. Time tables of pounce freight Etc., apply to the tet Lou of the Hil Waukau 6 St. Paul bail it or to any Railroad agent anywhere in the world. N03well Millee a. V. H general manager. Pass. Apt 2stotioe. Notice is Here by risen that the annual meeting of Trio Char Holdom or the North West electric company limited will no he d in tie office of the company Winnipeg on Friday the Isth Day of Milovi 1891. At the hour of 19 o clock in the fore noon for the election of directors and Tho transaction of other business. Ii. Cameron Winnipeg april 18th, 1891. Sec Carv. Trotter Trotter general dealers in live Stock Etc. A Supply of horses ire continually arriving for m from All Points in Canada. We invite correspondence with All who want hones o buy or sixth Street. Brandon the great engllish prescription. A Moceus Fol Medicine need .80 Yean in thousands of eases. Cures Sparma Terrhea Weakleu All diseases caused by Banoo your _ Taka to one pack am it. For pamphlet. Addran v chemical Nice. Mia 07 of train do., Rural Peg. Copying done. Full lines of supplies typewriter vol Tyre Block. Othir has been a great Success store crowded from morning until closing up time it is easy seen the reason Why we Are giving you i the Choice of our. Fine Well bought Stock of boots and shoes All it Tho reduction of from 20 to 50 per cent just arrived and opened out 120 of h. H. Gray s son pour Fine Button boots. In c. D. And e., opera toe Aud common sense. Ladies you should eee Tjo ods. Gome with the crowd come where the Money is saved. Go. Main St., Cor. James. Millinery latest styles hats and bonnets i Large assortment of ribbons veiling and lace. Miss m. Andrew. 446 main Street. Hughes co., 1hi to ado undertakers and embalm 818 a 317 main St., Otter Block. Telephone ko.41 tenders Brick Fiu to received b Rilday next april 17. For the erection of Seo Torkot Pott William for the Huiwo the lower or any under not Neo Emiluy too Cater Leo Eye Browne architect it Don alarm s moot in spa Peri in spa Peri ;