Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 5, 1903, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba morning free press Winnipeg in Mondai january 5, Hon. Geo. W. Ross to Sam. Blake Ontario s Premier makes a few pointed remarks about the latest conservative because he could not get All he wanted. Til. Bye election Campaign now v. Tgcy in Ontario the conserva Aie making much of a letter by Tho Hon. S. In Blake to j. Y which he denounces the on a for alleged corrupt ail expresses a Hope that the a valve candidates in North nor North Grey ail North Perth la elected on Jan. I. Hon. G. Kiss speaking at Owen round . Year s Day referred to or. Letter in these terms eternal evidence rather suggests that there must have been a slip by the clerk or the typewriter in addressing it to or. Foy. It is much to be de says or. Blake that there Are those who have been educated to the Law level Oil holding themselves out As hogs ready to be bought in the Market by the highest now he cannot know or. Foy s connection with the conservative party or he would not have written such a letter to him. Let see what Means. A debasing education. Or. Blake deplores that there has the letter was signed by h. Blake. You May have it my. Or. Foy i noticed by of the mail. Was very id for. Blake that . He us his Pedigree lie was thu r of Iedward Man 1 ashamed to be a brother of Biak the son of vice Chan plume very honorable and Noble Liberal. Or. Foy or. S. 31. Blake very y for having written this letter. That or. Foy was so Long in nut that or. Bloke was such a Man. Laughter or. Ins been before the Public. A How was it that in his r years or. Foy had nothing to him. Gave him a assistance air Hon. And Vanl Klake was in i of commons and i sat j eleven years and when i tory irruption at of no they bail it there in until the liberals came in i Ivas or. Foy was he sup j or. Edward i Lake had he i to say of the a lakes her or fat Iier where were prior salons when the Blakes the Battle of responsible. Flu re Foy around by his tory family with his foot gun very spic Sously. I entered parliament in 1st-and it was then disclosed that the conservative party had received from sir Hugh Allan to enable them to carry the elections of that was a Large and extensive i education was t it that is More i Money than we give to All the Public schools in Ontario in one year. They began that education. Or. Blake knew i that. Then in js.s7 it was proven that i the ecu Reeves had Given about i i thu and that sir Hector Langevin i had a fund of , and the Edu i cation wins still going on by the then i l Onset alive party and the people were being trained by that very party i whom Blake now desires to associate himself with and whom he opposed i All those Days. Veil now if lie knew i and realized that or. Foy had been i associated with that party As Well i he could scarcely address to him such a letter As that because he would feel that he was addressing one who was a party to the offences that he wanted to Correct. Teaching ballot frauds. Or. then gave what he regarded As further evidence of that process of education As contained in the instructions Given to the tory organizers in the Dominion election of he quoted Iron the circular Xvi a of this country As far i of instructions sent out by the head m it on. I Heers Thanh i quarters a copy of which reached i Ontario by Way of Winnipeg giving i instructions for ballot switching. Thumb Nail work and ballot stuffing. These were the instructions from that great College that said i or. Koss in which men were train cd to tamper with ballots sent out i authenticated by the conservative party and of that Grent University or. Blake has by come a stud v were delivered from it Ali by party. A Sharp curve in i Lake s career however bus -.1 him to or. Foy. I want this impressed upon your inem i Waal eve a exists now be and or. Foy was in or eve re principle and by s. H. Hike and ail the t a e other Day. Floud better than he does has been the characteristic of the conservative party which he fought All his life and with which now he proposes to associate himself leaving those who endeavoured in an honorable Way to conduct elections and go Over to those who were guilty of offences of a. Most serious character. Loud cheers tie liberals of lakes1dejh Lin enthusiastic annual meeting May not run in Woodlands. Portage la Prairie Jan. Liberals have every reason to feel gratified at the Success of their annual meeting which took place in the municipal Hall this afternoon. The representative Liberal Farmers of the Plains turned out in Large numbers coming for Many Miles and the Gath ering was in marked contrast to that of the conservatives who although they have on two separate occasions of late announced the annual meeting have been unable to get together a quorum. In addition to Lakeside liberals several of the stalwarts of Woodlands were present and Accord ing to their reports Premier lob in will. In All probability decide to seek another constituency at the next elec Tion so Strong is the feeling against him and his government. President William Fulton of Oak land called the meeting to order Ami election of officers ensued. Or. Fulton was again chosen president this be ing his eighteenth year to occupy the position and the fact that he was again selected indicates pm esteem in which he is held by his friends. W. Stewart High a Luft. Was chosen Secretary treasurer Ami jus. Dunfield. Vice presi Dent. Following Art the vice presi dents for polling divisions no. J. Oco. High blurt 2. Howie Portage 3, John Gray Portage w. Mcbride Oakland a. Forriss Burn prove ments were decided on by. The Board. A Good land Sale. J. R. Arbuthnot of Macdonald District a few Days ago disposed of his Quarter Section there to w. F. Hinds for Cash. A few years ago or. Arbuthnot bought for this is a fair indication of improved Plains land value Here and shows that the farms Are the most valuable in the province. Or. Arbuthnot will go West to reside. Jas. Try a of Willow Range died on wednesday aged fifty years three months and fourteen Days. The fun eral tool place at Oakville on new year s Day. Messes. Robb Livingston Butch ers of town have dissolved partner ship and the business will be continued by or. Robb. Or. Livingston will engage in ranching and farming South of town. The week of prayer opens in Portage churches on monday. Leo. Carnes was awarded s13 at the police court yesterday which the mag Istrate decided was duo him for from Andrew Donnelly. George wanted More Money but this was his award. Chi Zatio Progress in forming Cana Dian company Stony Mountain station. Montreal Jan. R. Green has arrived in the City for the purpose of organizing the Canadian Marconi company with Headquarters in Mon Treal and which proposes to establish commercial offices in every City town and Village in Canada with the possibility of stretching out to Alaska and the Yukon. John d. Oppe Oil London England is Here to assume tile management of the Canadian concern. The temporary Headquarters of these gentlemen is the Ollice of j. N. Groen Shic lds k. But they Are looking for a modern suite of offices. Already two Man have been sent West to look out for desirable Sites for we have no our cuban hade Havana 3 for 50 cents. A Davis sons makers applications by the Sprague and Arbuthnot companies changes. Side 6. W. Smith . 7. Las. Kray i wireless stations in Ali probability Lon Burn e. G. to Bagel. J one will situated car Stony Moun after organization matters had been Tain. Man. At present these men Are thoroughly discussed a Resolution was m inc. When Thi Stony Moun introduced expressing in of tit with the station is ready a similar station member for Lakeside Jas. Mcc Nozic completed on the sum in uhe death of his wife. Or. Mckin Mil of mount Rovai of Montri Al and ale expressed . Hie will then be exchanged we were Tho j ent a and lie walks on with iry the Prince of Ontario i or. Iroy who has been in that col lib rat no that infamous Ege Ali his life. He is a member of 1 so a by which several i s Obi Tara Ted this pro Viii emr. Koy was re or. Hlavko and Oeub adoring to upon this country the Iii Ivy that act. So that his Cint discovery of he be Many Virtues or. Shmas a bit change of in one it not in both of them. Of the executive of the conservative association of Ontario and engages or. and in whose pay or. Birmingham is to Day who authenticated Freeborn. Who went to Manitoba to instruct the natives How to win elections. That is the Posi Tion in which we find our Friend and we Are exceedingly sorry because we 1 had Confidence that or. Blake was a Man who would not be deceived or r cajoled or missed but in a moment of weakness he has surrendered. Are reminded of a Strong Man who passing by the Way entered the Temple of Delilah where he was shorn of his locks and lost his strength. How Are the fallen Samuel i. I Jake grinding Corn in the Temple of the conservative philistines the who hounded his brother for to Venty four years and practically _ drove. Him out of political life in elections our election trials i Canada. Inconceivable ingratitude government of our country 1 am pained because i was proud i rejoice to hear what you Lodi arc Blake and was proud to Low him. It is extraordinary that a Man who knew All the Pacific he knew All about the Gerrymander and resisted it and again he was counsel for the province of Ontario when the brawling Brood of bribery tried to buy out the legislature it is extraordinary that a Man who knew All this and the crooked Ness which it involved should at this hour join himself with those he had denounced his whole life. Or. Ross pointed out that under his govern ment thirty people had been prosecuted for violating the election Law a far better record the whole eight Eti years of conservative Rule at Ottawa. If or. Blake wanted to leaven the Liberal party he could have accomplished More from the in Side than he could from the outside. In the lobby. Some will say that he could not get on with the Ontario government or. Or. Blake s letter. There is something very Piecul i Cut that letter. In the first Yive will notice that or. Whit is not mentioned in that beginning to end. A he says my dear Idad you came to see me yes it affords me pleasure to hear a of the great need there is inst strenuously endeavouring to out corruption in connection r. Fur looking Forward to a Iii this Way. I will be Only to Aid you in any manner in a although it May lie in a Vay to tile accomplishment of saying i Are Many to Day who Are to you to Aid in exorcising or midst this Demon of corrupt is poisoning our National Whitney is entirely overlooked. I1. Ike no Confidence that Whitney lilo thus and so Why did not the letter to the Leader of the that by Impi Ichii Luin or. Whitney does it on the face of ii that he has in or. Whitney Why i rut Tif address tie letter to or. The reason is Plain. He says it Are men sit link in High places i supplied the to Aid in the and the election courts have Ivd Thi fact that from someone in chocks went out to four con that we know of to i Oil to Aid in carrying the Olec against the government. He not write the letter to or. Whit arise he comes under the Calen r condemnation. Or. Nesbitt overlooked. He did not write the letter to Nesbitt. The Secretary and Inlet of Tho executive of the con association. Why because that or. Brattie a Eshett ofter pay a Man in the county of card i if he would retire from the i and allow him or. Nesbitt to Luigi nation. Applause then or. Nesbitt Sot the nomination. 11 xes it would Arlve him then a her. He or. Nesbitt of a cited he would set this Man a judgeship and if he failed then aus pay him if elected he give and Job to his brother secure the withdrawal of Asuit by one Jennie Ilo Lton against willing by. Anil would find a this Man Willoughby n sister. .i-.-Hti-r. This was All set out in handwriting of or. Willoughby. So f Laid not write the letter to or. Then he picked upon or. I sometimes feel in looking this letter As if there was mistaken about it. The in Ross went on. That Mair be we could not give him All he wanted. Loud cheers to says there Are lobbies in the Ontario House. I have seen or. Blake in the lobby As often is t have seen anybody and i do not think he need ashamed to be seen in the lobby. I never heard any Man say there was a dishonest lobby in the on Tario legislature. I do not think he dare say there was one unless he put it up himself. I never heard anyone say he did. Then he complains of subsidies. Perhaps he did not get subsidies for All the schemes he was promoting. I know to did not. Loud cheers is there any harm in subsidies the Dominion government granted and acres of land to the c.r.r., and we have Only riven altogether. Then lie says there Are carpet baggers carry a. Bag. So does or. Blake and what we carry in our bags is no s business. He says there have been commissions so there have. He Calls them up Cir. Comr missions. To which does he West Elgin commission of three jul flies or the financial commission of three of our most prominent financial authorities then we have or. Blake s letter addressed to or. Foy which i cannot Juite understand in View of the tone of the letter and also in View of the impeachment of corruption and bribery contained in that letter which As sir. Blake knows and nobody knows cure All forms of kidney Troville from backache to Bright s disease. It you have a. Backache Side ache scanty or highly coloured urine or anything wrong with your kidneys take Doan s kidney pills. Rol Oveci of All pain. There is nothing Liko them. Executive was also instructed to Hod he nomination convention at an Early late and that six delegates from each division be appointed. Fighting speech co. Business having bin conclude 1, several Bricf addresses were Livim. T. C. Norris. Lansdowne. Who was present re fired to his ormer residence in District. Be dwelt on the importance of or animation and strongly these two stations. Or. Green is authority for the statement that the commercial work of he company will be in full in a few months. Obituary. Roblin government their lenoral policy and their mismanage affairs Etc. Or. Norris s a pleasing speaker and was Well received. Mayor Edward Crown of -1 or tape was next called and made a forcible speech in the course of which he dwelt or. The All absorbing importance of the transportation problem and advocated a line of railway to Duluth As i caution in the interests of the wheat producer. Strong organization Good opposition candidates and a clean fight would hurl from Power the preset office holders. He denounced the maladministration of Roblin and his government. Senator Watson made a few re Marks in conclusion Devo Long his at Tention to a general criticism of the government. An organization meeting of the executive was held after the meeting at which details of the work were con the double funeral of the late or. James Norman Hicks and his Only Thill. Muriel w Winnifred took place afternoon from the family e j residence -m7 i a ilk Avenue. Very impressive services conducted at tin borne by tin lir is. J. J. Roy and Joseph Hogg. Thu funeral service tile ancient order work men of order deceased was a highly respected member was read by Liro. H. E. Ali Lipoti . Of Mani Toba Lodge no. 7. A Large concourse of people including members of the workmen to pay their last tribute of respect. Tile funeral procession was Lea ii by the workmen followed by the White and Black fun eral cars each Atti cud by its own bearers Mari Hing either Side. The bearers of the casket containing the remains of the child were f. Barnes a. Anderson Duncan and it. Side red. Lakeside has been in line for stronger to Day Nany years and har. Ever before. Good Bye to Delta. A deputation of leading Farmers of Westbourne Oakland and Lon Burn visited Winnipeg yesterday to urge on the Canadian Northern Senta Tives Tho desirability of Bruce and h. To. Philpat a. Me j merchants and a Millan e. Bromley g. Lister. T. H. I Stock of the comp Cairns and g. H. Thompson were Bear j and the parties by aul to link a Domin retarding the cers t or the father. Tjio first three mentioned represented the . A Large number Oil Floral tributes were sent by friends a Pillow from the wife and family Star from the Manitoba Gazette contains notices of the following appointments and applications for incorporation. To be a commissioner in b. A John j. Lenfesty of Winnipeg. To be a provincial Constable mat thew w. Robins of Pendennis. The resignation of Geo. Main of Reaburn As an issuer of marriage licenses has Beno accepted. The appointment of John Allen As a commissioner for taking affidavits published dec. 20. Should read John we. Allen and the resignation g. H. L. Ross m. D., of Selkirk As a Coroner published dec. 27, should read of Morris instead of notice is Given that application will be made to the legislature at its next session for an act incorporating the woman s Hospital Aid hav ing for its object the collection of funds in support of the Winnipeg general Hospital. Application will be made for letters Patent of incorporation by John Arbuthnot j. Savage w. Banna Tyne g. A. Broadbent and j. C. My Gavin under the corporate name of the John Arbuthnot co., ltd., with a capital Stock of in order to acquire the lumber business of John Arbuthnot. Notice is Given of application for the incorporation of the Village of Elm Wood which will include what is now known As Louise Bridge. Notice is Given that letters Patent will be applied for incorporating d. K. Sprague Alice w. Sprague. Har old c. Ii. Sprague . Sprague and j. 5. Hough As the Sprague lumber co. With a capital Stock of notice is Given of application for letters Patent by the l. Hue co., of the Village of Findlay with a capital Stock of application will be made for the in corporation of Foley lock s Urson As wholesale grocers commission and ends. The by is to be seeking in Foley and n. Bawlf a or win there Are Happy laughs and contented sighs in every package of because ironing is easy. No stick. Ivo just Choss. Bee starch is perfection. Save your coupons. At your grocers. Siruc Ting a line of railway from Oak land through Lon Burn District to the White mud River. They inter viewed or. We. Mackenzie the president of the company and were Well received. Or. Mackenzie agreed to build the line desired next summer providing it was satisfactory to the people of Portage to have the summer resort. Delta shut of from railway communication. The president inti mated that As a Harbor Delta is a failure and last year the Holiday passenger trial Lac Only realized the company desires to lift the rails and will swerve the line at Oakland and build twelve Miles to a Point near where the White mud enters Lake Manitoba. To asking the Dele gation to secure the consent of 1 on agers the railway magnate desires to throw the onus on the Farmers inter ested. Many Portage citizens have built cottages at the Lake Shore and when communication by rail is shut off it practically Means that Delta As a summer resort is no More. It is said that there is a very suitable Loca Tion for a watering place at the i Lute mud 3t is the intention also to continue the line across the liver on into the Lakeland country. The matter will probably he considered by the local Hoard of Trade and town Council. The deputation comprised e. Lynch. Geo Barr David Morrison West Bourne John Irvine p. Mcarthur Jas Bray Lon Burn a. Bell w. I us ton and d. W. Mccuaig Oakland the marriage of miss Ella Louise Hill eldest daughter of or. And mrs. T n Hill. Lyons Street to a. Gordon fiem ing Man., was solemnized at her Home on new tear s afternoon at we. The Bride who was charmingly attire was attended by her sister miss Geneva while w. C. Lusk sup or Ami mrs. .1. Munroe Spray from miss Stephenson heart from or. And mrs. Sinclair and or. And mrs. J. Sinclair sprays or. A. J. An Drews or. F. S. Andrews and or. Geo. A Gibson Wreath . Malt tse Cross City policy Force Wreath on i or. And mrs. A. Poison Harp f oin the employees Spray from the employees Cross. Or. T. H. Cairns Cross or. Watts Wreath or. G. B. Thomp son Wreath. Miss Lyon Spray or. A. T. Mcmillan Cross or. And mrs. J. Simpson Cycle mrs. And miss fish or sprays. Or. And mrs. H. Mckay or. C. Duncan or. Arid mrs. Geo. Cullingford the misses Barnes miss d. Lyon or. Ami mrs. R. Bromley or. F. J. In atty and mrs. Fans or. And mrs. 8. J. Drake and mrs. F. A. Fuller. The remains were interred in Elmwood cemetery Rev. J. J. Roy Flici Atnif at the grave. The funeral of the late James Mcannany took place saturday morning at 0 o clock from the Reid pm a of or. Joseph Holland exhibition hotel St. Boniface to the Cathedral where re Quiem High mass was celebrated by Rev. Father Duns and thence to the cemetery where interment took place. The funeral was largely attended by relatives and acquaintances from Winnipeg and St. Boniface who Gath ered to pay a last tribute of respect. The deceased leaves to mourn his loss a wife one son one Stepson and one brother. The pallbearers were r. Shea w. Harry Jas. O Donohue Gid Eon couture Jean couture and Alf. Bleau. Corporation Are Timothy Michael Foley of St. Pau t. H. Lock and a. S. To Nipes. The Gazette also cent Ion government notice conditions under which p be obtained for admission Ange River Colony and the wire hoop they Are made from the Best selected lumber with galvanized Spring steel wire electrically welded hoops which being corrugated allow for expansion or contraction so no matter what the weather is the tub is always in Good condition. Mull Canada. Tees Persse agents Winnipeg. Man s relation Rev. T. Craig Houston b.d., of Belfast Ireland conducted in the Westminster Church ing. The reverend doctor most Able Earnest and the services last even delivered a Sermon based upon the last Cla ise of John for without me be c an do Noth i bration of the sacrament of the Lorca. S supper at he referred to the c the morning services As a ton of the congregation t engage in religious work the be pie must understand and know the essential conditions of Success. The words of which the text forms a part was the Saviour. Valedictory add he knew ported the Groom. Miss Jennie Walton Stii having previously Bee play be the wedding March. After the i four years in Montana. He knot had been securely tied the guests Bard worker and steady a of 51. Vic non in no Cinor some Ney pills knot had be to the number of forty a Dainty wedding repast. Or. And mrs. Gordon left on Tho evening train for Winnipeg and on their return will take up their residence at Newdale. Horse dealer in trouble. R Mclaughlin a Calgary horse dealer is in trouble Here. A Short time ago he sold a team to Roe bros., of town but later a couple gentlemen claimed the animals and them. Messes. Roe took action against Mclaughlin who claims that it was the claimants who Are the thieves. They have gone away and in the mean time the Case is adjourned and Mclaughlin is out on bail. The school Board met last night to arrange for the engagement of teach ers to Complete the staff. There Are still three vacancies to fill but it is expected that by tuesday the local institutions of learning will All be in full tunning order As the Board is in communication by wire with several lad ies throughout the province. The Hospital Board convened last night and reports were received. Last month 27 patients were treated and fourteen were discharged cured. There were twelve in the institution Jan. 1st, compared with four the same Date a year ago. The Cash receipts for the month were several minor in the Pincher Creek Echo announces the death of another of the band of men who have Laid the foundations of the Pincher Creek District in the per son of Donald Bell a Well known rancher who died on wednesday dec. The was not buried at Pincher Creek but was taken East to Kincardine on Christmas night by Lachlan Bell brother of the deceased. Donald Bell was born in Kincardine Bruce county ont., 52 years ago and first came to this country in been some was a and soon began to Prosper. For some yearn he was on the old Indian farm before starting his ranch. With his brother Lachlan hell he founded the Well known la Bunch of horses and was most successful. Honest and upright in business without an enemy in the world As air. Grant said he was an example to All of the manner in which a Man May get on in the West. Death came very suddenly to Wil Liam Pearse of Dominion City Mani Toba and was a great Shock to his numerous friends. Or. Pearse was born in Devonshire England came into this country in the year and started farming at the place now known As the Clougher farm in the Timlick settlement. He leaves two daughters and three sons Viz mrs. Warden of Surry England mrs. Brad George and Peter of Dominion City and Herman of Winnipeg. The death occurred saturday of mrs. George Bonds aged 33 years. Deceased was born at Bristol. . And resided in Manitoba during the last 12 years. She was formerly miss Edith Wicham and was Only married about six months. The funeral will take place from the residence of or. A. Dolsen 53s Toronto Street on monday at 2 p. M., to Brookside Ceme Tery. S and How hem 10 in Faith and e main condition of Success in the Christian re task was for the disciple hopeless it would be for de take it without prope guidance from on High. To Ligion is the believer s Pendency on the lord c traits May to the or i Transvaal. 0 god Christ. To successfully Ess of the difficult the three it possesses a soft Mellow flavor produced by age and High Quality. I absolute de Irist. This1 truth is brought out very forcibly throughout the new test ment. How very permanently and emphatically these truths Are impressed. In order that we May endure the ills of life with resignation we most be conscious of the presence of him who said to i am with you we must have an Ever present View of Christ. I 1 we find Many apparently intelligent Mon talking of reforming the world by elevating the masses without reference to Christ. To them Success is impossible. No culture no civilization no education will take the. Place of Christ. You May enable a men to get on in the world and elevate his social scale by education but there is no other name Given under heaven by which Man must be saved save that of Jesus Christ. The Sermon throughout was a. Clear exposition of the gospel teachings of the relations of god to Man. As an appropriate introduction to the miss May Mawhinney the new Solo Soprano of the choir Sang during the offertory s Beautiful Solo face to giving a sympathetic and music anly interpretation and rendering the number with great Power and effect. The sacred edifice was Well filled. Rev. Or. Gordon or. The pulpit of St. Andrew s Church was very acceptably occupied yester Day by Rev. Or. Gordon son. Of Rev. Or. Gordon formerly pastor of Knox Church Winnipeg now Prin Cipal elect of Queen s College King Ston. The Young preacher has spent a Large portion of his time since he left Winnipeg in the Pursuit of his studies in England and Scot land where he achieved distinguished Success. For two years he was assistant minister London England. He is now on his Way to Vancouver b c he will remain in Winnipeg for some Days being the guest while Here of Rev. Or. Hart and he will also visit Brandon on his Way West Ward. Yesterday morning he gave a ser Mon appropriate to the first sunday in the new year taking As his text ephesians 5 3, particularly the redeeming the time. He spoke of the fitness of the time for re viewing the past and looking Forward. As a nation he said to have much to be thankful the King s health restored an abundant har Vest also As a Church and As in i divid Ais we have had mercies re i again and again. Lie gave various illustrations of the value of time referring to labor saving in j mentions and the use of steam Ami electricity. Several problems were quoted bearing on the same thought i also the lord s own words. Illustrations were Given also from Church history showing the importance of j turning favourable opportunities to j Good account. In this country Twenty years ago at the time for a Forward movement. Rev. Or. Robert son was ready to Lead the Advance. The preacher Here bore a tribute to j the grand heroic indefatigable superintendent who never for a moment thought of himself and to his strenuous work. The purpose for which time and opportunities Are to be used was next to seek the great est possible enjoyment to j wealth or gain culture but to be wine understanding what the will of the lord is to glorify god to follow j Christ. In conclusion reference was to Luther Wilberforce and others who in the midst of Busy lives always reserved time for prayer and to the example of the lord in Seiz j ing opportunities of doing Good even when they seemed to be interruptions in his work. Or. Gordon is a pleasing speaker presenting his thoughts very clearly and methodically and using no Manu script. From his accent one would take him for an englishman rather than a scotch Canadian and from his phraseology particularly in prayer it might be inferred that he had made a close and profitable study of the Church of England prayer Book. In his features decided re semblance to his father will be traced by old Winnipeg friends. Rain or Shine wet or dry. Here s the Cigar you want to buy. Cause it s Good that s Why. Manufactured by raf1say comp y Brandon. Take notice. During the year the space devoted to advertising Minard s liniment will contain expressions of no Uncer Tain sound from people who speak from personal experience As to the merits of tills Best of household Rem Edies. We Ferguson wholesale wine merchant cases just arrived com prising scotch and Irish whiskies brandies ports and i also carry a full line of Domestic and imported ales por Ter and Stout. Winnipeg and Milwaukee lager always in Stock. Sole agent for the Calgary brewing up. Mail orders promptly 8m Street Brandon. Established 1skl Minard s liniment cubes ;