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-V - 1 Write for faarticulars. You may enter at any` time. No mentions. ~ V . CENTRM TBIJSINESS C0llEGE% TORONTO, Aftelgnoon and Evening. health would not permit I oial trip from; Utta.Iiva.i<> Bgrne and tjetguxjn i then Zask`e,cZl/t/he Veterans pres- 'ent to march to the platform, the response was immediiste and `soon the Soldiers of the Queen" of 1866 were arrayed on the platform awaiting their medals. Those present were as follows. the rank mentioned "being thatheiri by them in 1866 Capt Henry O'Brien. Lt. W E O'Brien `Seagt.-Major T. Sidsworth. Col. Sergt. T. Siobald. Sergt. Joe Armstrong. Serut. Mart McCarthy. Pte. R. M Shepherd. ` Jae. Miller (i3th Batt., Hamilton). '.'I (1 ntonnn lIY..:.o..m.:s-n (`A C. G Atkinson. '1`. G. Dempster. . Allan Rutherford. Robert King. John Po well. David Powell. George Parks._ George Stephens. W P. Soules. S. ~Weslev. G Chas L. Banting. C. Whitelock. . nll'D\s FDIIIIVIV IIIIIIIIIUII VII UIIU yIIlIQIIIIIlVO Amost interesting feature of the enter- tainment was the. presentation of. general service edtils to men from this district who did serv ce` in repelling the fenien raid of 1866. Col. Ward, in introducing that part of the entertainment,`-eeid that he had re- ceiyed letter: fromncny veterans expressing their regret e.t`be`in g unnble to "attend; `among Iihnlvl `Indium Ann `nu-an l`_nl*' Tnnmkdr Ilthnlh . The Ve:era.r_u, Vcogm_cr_t,ino_t7l;e-Gi-ens! Open 30%" -011 Mondaminhgt inisld 9f the Ndti el1Petriot1'o Fund was" full of iuterestto the Jorge eudienocpresent who showed their on.- thnuhjom by_ olouglly applauding the various patriotic number: on the programme. A mania i..o...s.1.....` Canon:-n nf ol-an Anton. The medsin were pi ` on the recipients coats by the folio adieu :-9-Mrs. (Dr.) .MoCar'hy Mrs (Col) Ward, Mu. (Coi.) E 0'Briex and;M.u. C. J. Smith. .- Col. O Brien`then stood the Squad of 1866 to attention,-and briey addressed the audience Though the medals. he said, had been a long time coming. they could not have come at a better time. than now, when the very heart of the Empire is stirred by events in South Africa. p It would be small business of them to place any. value on the medals as rewards of . valor; they were merely mementos of an historical event. "We did our duty then, said the Colonel. and judging item the appearance of -the` `squad on the platlorm we are capable of doing it attain. and would.do it with as much alaciity; as beiore.-;-- bond apxlanse. . lI"l`n'n I Djnkt 's'tIuws I. nfnb snsuvnbs j IIIIVII IPSIFU DU IJUIIIB IIIIDIJIU UV CIIVVIIU QIIIIII-I5 I % them `being one tram-A001; .Tyrvqhi\;c, whose I CIIQI III : T UUIUI'U- Di! IDIIIUD `on I Right `turn ! nick merc , shouted Col. O'Brien, and the men of 66 oheved with the precision of regulars, while the band played and the crowd cheered. .. Thu I\lnnnIAInll|A nnnninfncl of thn fnnlnllna. VIIU UIIJII PIDJUII ll UIIU UIUWI-I U|IUUIV\ln - , The programme consisted of thefollowiug numbers :-~8eleotion by the -35th Bend ; patriotic solo, Dr. A:-null; violin solo: by Miss Edith Ardegh, of Toronto, with piano agooompsnlment by Mia Plummet ; o`on-` tn-alto soio, by Mrs. A. Sanders. of Toronto; I-ecltntion, Battle of Glenooe, and solo, II A kQn;i` Autumn , Mn .1 I`. Z'vi'sBsan},7 Clunu E I`CHER--0n ` T.`I..o,.L.... A......l. IVWUIIDUIUII IJQUUIU III `JIVHUVU. CIIIS UIJIU, "Abram: Minded Beggar," by Mr. J. 0. Mar so; Mr. W. A. Boy: sang to the tune of y of Bitchy feeveral stanzas com- posed by himself on the Transvaal War in which the relief of Kimberly, the early rile- ihg of the siege of Ludyrmirh. and the "Capital of the Trenevaal as the ultimate- goel of the British Army. were reprlv intro- duced, Mr. E. .B' e~Reld,r author of "Be-` memberthelr Chlldrenlml Wives, made I few renierke bearing en bl; pbem; ' He handle ed over Olwhlch. had.-bun. regllud (mm rho rule of the noon: `ebony town. _T.l`he., Fundy Drill by sixteen young?-lddleq,` under` I theldlrecuionjof 1 ..0X.,.,d5Pl`.V.- ' `;l`l'1 ;-e'.VOI'I_ I ` T ` l|a0|'I_0I', my: weIl- performed. 1 . 3-e exo`l`lIeu '-were oloied ;by_ ' uxuauululy; rqugy wuu yunuruluu .j1`h :'v ugh exorchu were cIoIe<`I"`I,)y' singing the National . : V - wo owin` in vgm fog chQ"3Y:`LIwgn non` T ;_] 1):. Livingutnne, 0 ' Canadisn` Modioai Mis- -f|ionIry, Iiho.\ns.cuptn;-pd by the`, Boots at: jthtep boginplngtbl. the wu-; the ivory .6: Wfhl" i\v'.t;I wltlith-d ]in>tI?: ,i:J_v=il:l-loptqu j " 1'. inf` nun ,nwp|aI-gnu vs: III. vayvr :}_:oI;!s-l;.:3`f ;'i0 ; in come: _se;, . . u VJ.C. Morga.u(Univ1 n` C McGuire. v Corp. J. W. Fennell. Pt.e,A Agnew. II R. G ill. ' II J. W. at-ha. Corp. J. 3. lxidd. _Pte. John Neilly. ' p,....% ..t.4..1....;:{:{..:.,.... 3. a Private James Halket.t,Fiudlay of the=Toronto Contingent is the eldest son of. Rev Allan Findlay, Barrie,.Superiutendent of Presbyterian Missions, and was . one of Barrie s`ve. representatives on the eld of battle. He was born in Gran- ` ton Village; near St. Mary s`,'0nt. . in 1874. therefore was in his 27th year. While he was yeta hoy his parents m_oved;,,to Barrie, where he attended the public schools and Collegiate Ins,tit'ute. He then took a three years course in the Agri- _ cultural College at Guelph, and was appointed an instructor in the Dairy Schools at Qu Appelle, N. W. '1'. There he worked during the summer and through the. winter had charge of a dairyclass in the Agricultural College atvGuelph. In the summer of 1898. he was seriously wounded in a game of polo at Qu Appelle, which-necessitated rest for a year. He returned home and had hardly recovered ` from that accident. when he went to Toronto and applied for service in South Africa. He was readily accepted. the oicer saying,` I wish we had a regiment _ of men of such fine physiqueas you. He was a man of ns `physical form and inst such a fellow as would get into the thick of the ght, if the defence of his ' country demanded it. While at Guelph he was a `member. of Guelph Field Battery. ` Thevlast-letter received from him by his parents was dated January 16th, and stated that he was still at Cape Town. where it was understood he was in connection with the Department of Supplies. His every letter. however, ex-. ' reesed his hopefulness of getting to the front ard being in the thick of the fray. he sad news was received "about town with enr ue regret. an outward evidence `_of `resnect being the ying at half .mast of a I ags out the schools and public buildings. The heart of Canada beats in sympathy for Mr. and Mrs. Findlay._ who. however. have large measure of consolation in the fact that their son died in the defence of his country, our Grand and Glorious Motherland. Daslaantn Q lOI|l`$Q -ag-sag nvauagnng an...-..u LI... l17.-._:..-.. I-=II_..I 2- A_AL.-.. Iouv uvnvuuv VI ulu Uvuulll y, VIII uluuu uu.\lIUl|UulI LllIlIol_ll'll.`llIl.Iu. ' Private Meundrell w one name qipeare among the Winnipeg killed. in Arthur Maundrell. second son of Mr. George Mound:-ell of Winnipeg, formerlv of Barrie. The deceased was born and raised here` and has many relatives in Ontario. He ween nephew of Thoma Sideworth-. Eur;-ie. Sootu,`= .- ' -Doneganz, ` Magzndrpll, B; Smith. _ -Summega, I W, White. . Avlvaluu us . OCT0R--CAMPBEVLL-At the Fine Presb,-._} terian church. Collmgwood. on Feb. :4. bythe Rev. Dr. D. L. MCCrae, Mr. Charles 9. Proctor, of Hamilton. to Mar aret Ferguson, eldest .I.....~|.o..- I\` (`ant P , CnmnhnII_ -Todd. A Jackson. 1 ' ' Inthe.Bstcl'e `at`Modder.Rive'r`, South Africa, on gnday last, Twenty Ua.n'a- dienIyeg'_.e__kVil_l_e__d`and sixty wounded. The list of killed in as follow : 9U-._n_____ . 1",%1:i}i.%'-a1:cJr:~*n.Tiii31 .;f.+_1i;!l9Id V.UF9l'n .. ' .' ` _ . Men. ~ T London. Tomato. ".90 "`IIICI `IQIIII IJ3UUO JICIIIIIIIJIIIC V J. 0. Morgan (Univernir Co. ,Q. 0.11.) I`. Mnnlluninn A`GP$1\?ojotAt!iaLVB'g}f|'9, Fidlaj, Mnuion. Ottawa \1~?t<>h,troeL Lewis; Goodfellow, Jackson, Lester; 0. Burns, . Barrio, `. an nnnnu _. -J-- J-v--v q ----,-~v. -~--- -----, -- -~g~ Vq/'lEnINCE--Near London, `Out.. on Feb. aoth. 1000, Mr. Lawrence. father of Mr. 3. Lawrence. - of I awrence's Fair. Barrie: aged K5 cars. - ADSTANE--In Midland. Feb. not . Gladstane, aged 8: years. organ R. ` Wllug QIII DIUH. UUU. lllu, VV III \JIII-Illncla The first evidence for the defence was that of Hare himself, who had a hot time of it for an hour He stated` that at 9.30 on Nov.,s27th as _he was coming to the house after doing ohoree`__ at the barn, some cattle were driven up t6 the gate by.some man called Carr. who said. Would you mind keeping these cattle for a `while '3 I cannot drive them any further to-night. I may leave them for a week or two. Hare open- ed the gate and then closed in after the cat- tle oame in ; the "man drove off and nothing more was said. The cattle wandered about in the tields until Sunday,- when be `shut: them in because they broke into his. wheat, On Dec. 5th, when. Kemhar claimed the cattle. Hare said, "I don't wantto have any trouble about them. you can have them if they are yours so long as I know where they are going. Hare told him that he need not take them until the morning, but Kembal` insisted on taking them then. He had not seen the man Carr since. l\-I_-._ _-_!.I-.._,_ __-A_ A_l--_ 1... AL. .1-E-_-_ Mr. Coulter said he waevnot the man. and that it mnat be some other Mr. `Carr who had given his wrong place of abode. On the way back they called into Mr. - Hare'a, and found the lost cattle tied in Mr Hare : stable ; they waited until Mr. Hare return- ed and then took the cattle home He stated that the cattle had been brought there on the nightvof Nov. '27th by some Mr_ Carr, whom he did not know; he wished Hare tolteep Them for a week or so, and the latter made no objection. Win nun:-nun Okdb `uh anon: "urn niul | IGEEVI IIICIIV lclll IIIJJUIJIIIIIIIO "Wm. Ki.d.<!,9w_,ore that he saw Hare on Nov; ?Z`I.BetVeen seven and eight o o'ock at night He was going loath inthe direc- N tinnof hip,-_.own homg driving three head qf cattle. 0, Q .n 1` `I I An interesting` one of?` mu. t h'ieving.. neerlenoeizn, was ventilated before J ndge Atdngh on Tuesday. The charge was that Rohert_Hn'ro._e'.Mnlmnr farmer; stole three , ttle on Nov. 27th lent belonging to T J. ember. of Avening; Mr. Kembat stated that he hed rented a. nature eld from a Mr, McKay, and on Dec 5th. when he went. for cattle he found they had.-etreyed on to Coultel- e' property a few ` davrbefore that. end 3 man named Corr, from Manseld, had taken them away. Bore having seen. them on ` `the morning of the same day. The next ` morning he and Mr. Conlterlwent to Menu- _el_d to see My Gert. but upon seeing him, I Utvlnlvl Other witnesses for the Crown were John 1 Coulter, Walter Coulter, Mrs. S T Allan, Wm. Carruthera, Duncan Carruthers. Wm Campbell and wife,` `Richard Matcslf and W550. Amy Kidd. J08. Kidd, Wm Coulter. mkn gun` Ql!=l`O|AAn `An 51... Jg`n-unn nvnc Qknf UUUII IIIIU IIIDI-I \II'I Hll'|UVu Other evidence was takeiz for the defence oelealeted to corrobora'te di'erentTpu-ts of the prisoner : statement. . - .1.` Ann Annk fauna` I-Iuvn unuinnnnn urn '"3."&;2`X'aZ;"1?}2'&'3"}ue prisoner. Hm, 1 guilty and sent him to 31:01 until March 7th, j who he will be nontenoedm 4 TL 2. ...._-I__I_I- ;I_- I'1_.-____ ._!II .__._.`--.I "Tb `$3 "1;;">l:l:m_;:u1:.ew` (`3.I".>wn will proceed ' against other parties `believedto be members 0 a gang-who have been operating in that. `vicinity for aeverql yearn. Grown Attorn "Cotter and `Mr. Hauahr ton Lennox appou-ed for the Crown. and Mr. C. E. I-Iowaoga `fortho pghonar.` ,V The-ll. They will be ' I Vote or the most popular young lady, nndmdlt ulnr bachelor. in the whole of Barrie h content will be held in connec-. tion with th Mother Goose `Fail- to be held on Tueeda ext. Votes on be bought for 5 cents from e children now selling. or during the after and evening at the `leinhexp at 9 o'clock. I the `innate. only counted in thAg_,hI. . announced The win wt)!` he pree_eneed' with the handsome cake `be ee_e'n in` Mr BI-yeon e window. Thep. L ' _. Vii} be. found in another column. d it. and do an: intact the am,` Tuuaav . ` nu` evening next. Feb. 27..th. i.lI i.h_ "'{5`i`3`.'Ji?:`7b`;': 9:..'Ii '.".xii.g "':'yt.:?;`.g tickets. in addition to the prizes `red for selling molt admission tickets. ,' _ " x ` --. 7- -.....-.-- - --..--. pneumonia K1NI.EY-ALEgbert. on amt February. 1900. James A. McKin|eV. aged 60 years. a months and dm 5. Funeral on Friday atga. m. `to Minesing Cemeterv. !."l`(`LlY.`D ,n.. 12.1. ....sI. ...oI. Il\l\l\ -Mn % `Ho of the bum `v_vu_rd ..a Q. mum. Igy claim to, hqve heard and. seen I` canary "~'0n'Mou`dIV *|5|.0l'i\iiig1 H ` - ' TEA vnro DA! `mini `I.`.3... ...8.I LL- -..l..'_..-l I It J,1a" long time since husky as mail `game, to the yclxool an 9;) Valentine day ; the letters were not opepott with thy nsusl Hana` ~"on nanny ymoruiug g - L V ' `.A fjlho very Ru 'DOIII:Eggp_ paid the school. Vitligrt visit my Tdeqduy myrning. x. ' _ 1 . _!f!. fArmIurqug hu.:teguga fajon), mic- 'iug;%honlmr. _Mu?.;_Au'nou' muck, strand. `R... H A`. X. . usu Ilnvvlg In I] DIIUIS, BN0 0 II-In III. `lull! ll 1 Rev. E A...FishVof Hawkeatone. had ohgrgg of` the -in _3ol1iep ntraeb 'Mot1_`9diIt chhrbltxbn Sungilwj in`t'hi__;bIence or Oa;ttl`e 8ta2lir'1c.. -IJCI I I9 ' ucoueim. an 0. L1. Vdtmc. ussunm TO A unamnm` of the HIGH COURT` F JUS ICE made in the matte: of. Estate of] NATHAN HICKLING. DECEAS- . in a case of ' kling v. Hickling the creditors Jonathan Hicklin late of the Township of Oro. he County of Sam who died on or` about the day of Au ust. .` M are on or before the cnth day 0 March. " , to send` by post` ` d to Messrs. Stratlty _ A A i--fi`, Charles Hickling. administrator of the eased. their christian an urnames. addressel description. with full part rs of their claims. atement of their securities the nature ofqthq. lrities. if any, held by them, '- default thereof: t thefy will be peremptoril - eto the saidjud ment ve security is to r uce the_same -' ` - mbers at the urt House. in the ` the 26th day of March, -moo, at n 0 ockin -the noon, being the time appointed for, ' n the claims. ated this aoth day of February. 1900. ; _ ; nuv & ESTER. - J. R, COTTER, ., Plainti"s Solicitors. V ' Mu_tc_r.. na aria min , , , PW` - ,ten. Sohcttorl for the` ` dieitties 'B`1;unAs;v`iz<:k, Taylor, . McCrary. Quebec. ' the Tahnery By-Law next fmondayt, A _ 1_'C:-own?! are . " `ng-Dunford Roche '3 tale, -_ - Alliarmnlada 0 `rot! sevlllen. at RIVIXIFIZLIJQ- . `W-.. . "3 O s ---Orillia celebrated `the relief of Kimber~ -lev by raising ags and ringing the church- bulls _1mu., freuh uie , n. cod. nia- clmek. Ila:-ting. Smel `at D01`!!- ,wxn.l.vs; . --Leath-riis aiwayg marketable ; tannning as a permanent industry; vote for the hy- WI" -Z,-Al3}xv:T1:Inyo;~`;`I`Vx1cT:|::ett. of Hami!toh, is dead ;.a`uod 42 yuan. ` b--The $30.000 is not abomts, `it isua loan; therefore iota fdtf the by-law. M Theiiliciiiie Tannilig Umpnny wish In re- main in Barrie;- vote for the By-Law on Mondav and thev will stay, ~--FoVr evervyiicyallzg-at loand to the Tanning Company, the town wil! be amply secured ; vote for the by-law on` Monday. `run - , `II I, 0 - :Tiie i`ri;uid'*:iepi."..};; Z;I:I,}Z;{3I;Z Im. ed an exclusive franchise of Orillia. for five years in consideration of six free telephone: 4:11., _-,.._, `l\,,_, , IN 3 . 1'\ t I icensod Auctioneer. Ap iser. Valuator. etc.: dit Sales of Farm St and Implements mptly attended to; Farms 3 d and` bou ht on mmission. GET MY TERM ND RA S. ullrllluuunu III'I B0'l'nWEIal4 S. - --'l`h_o pl"hc_eeda of the`Croea qoncert _i_n Orillip. were $'4'_'00.V ' cc `up _ ._. V-;-'l`he news last Fridav that Kimlierley had been relieved was received with much enthusiasm. V $1: wili [iii em` mncialincerest to attend Danford & Cor, sale now going on. Read their ' age 3 -Barrie needs industries ;' vote for the by-law and thus enable the Tanning Com- may to quadruple their present business. Il1L_15,nrI'!I I 4 ' t3'Bny you as Z 7 Z i1::*o}d Rocle &. Co; They a ` at coenabout 20 per cent less than wholesa `co to day. -Don _t erimentV--buy Magnetic Dyes which have bee ceiity used in Canada for twenty-ve `yea rice 10 cents for any color V, 10 ;-The Provincial Secretary is asked to make a change in the Board of License Com- missioners for East Simcoe, because the ` present board does not grant enough licenses. r\ I -can -A. a -The drainage case of Priest vs. Flos was ended on Saturday so far as evidence is con cerned. The ofoisl referee. Thomas Hod gins. Q.C., stated that Mr. Priest ll entitled to damages, but will not cive the details of his judgment until after the counsel htwe put in their srgnment. A . an II Qgun -0witg to the `death of Private: Findlay and Mauudrell on the battle eld in South Africanthe celebration in Barrie on the re- lief 0" Ladysmith may be considerably cur- tailed. O l ;An 0:illia `hotel keeper was fined $10 and costs last week tor having a. gambling machine and allowing gambling on his premises. 'l`he_devioe is a nickel in the-a_lot affair and there are said to be others in the district. The witnesses testified to having "put more money into the machine than they took out. -Lut Thursday J R Bong`, Wm. Fen- nimz and George Smith appeared before Judge Ardegh _for their trial on charges of theft committed at Hnnmer s, Shrubeoldn and Neill : stores a few days ago. After hearing the evidence I-lie Honor acquitted Bong. and allowed `Fanning and Smith out on suspended sentence. --At the nominations for school trueteee on Monday to till the vacancies on the Pub- lic School Board the following gentlemen were nominated :--Ward 2, C. G. St:-an e, Alex Milne. lohn` Dougell; Ward 3, r. Pulling. S. Caldwell. S Caldwell. John Dongellend G Strange have since with- drawn than electing the other two bv eccle- mntion. l - gcalsior Busmtfuoaga, Ba4r%ria,% ._n .._L..u:..... :.. ..I.a..-_mo.- lm-' mnritnrihun train- lany Bo adablo Paragrgsphs of i } Local Interest. % % _ _-Eliza._beth Mace, commonly known as Fiery Ann." was sentenced on Saturday by Judge Ardegh to six months in Mercer Re- formator) for stealing 27c and a. hnndkcr chief in the Gaol on Nov, 23rd Int. Her rev: appearance inpublio wee when she wee sent by Collingwood to &he_Honee'of Rein e. Her conduct since then is pretty genera lv . known. ~ ' '--Georgo Thompson. of Oro Township, was Inestod in Toronto has Friday night by Detective B'ack. charging him with the theft of` $30 from Abraham Rooonfelu, of farrie. prisoner is supposed to-have got the money from the complainant to smart in '-Bunions.` Thompson appeard in` the Police Couiit on Monday morning sud was. te_upuud_od_ ontil Wednesday. Vpvromotiou certicates were pro; rented. to rpu ii: in the Weak ward uohool um Friday 3 tel-noon by Chairman"Ward, Truatol (Jovian and Smith, and Mr. Martin Burton. The pupils interegtod u_Iomblod_ in `Principal Foatorfo room which had been `hicelv deoorgtod inthonor of the "event The nun several plttiptlo uelootiom. Iigtecj well with_l.ho' various megah- yuenua ,|.uv ulna ul. mud utlllxv VOID before Mr` Hodgine, Q C. , Judicial Referee, last Friday, the Clerk of the Court whisper- ed to Hie Honor thlt Kimberley oboe been relieved." and than the news comet _ m the War Office it Honors: once It: ` A the proceeding: to onnonuoo the fees, gghich wee inetant]y.we|eomed by e clapping of hande by` those in the courtroom. |The Latest News V--VA. B MiIo|mpbe||, M. P. P.. for But Simqoq You reaicuod his punition :9 Manager of the_ Not-thorn_ Niniasdon Co . It Coiling- wood. 0.: he refused to spoon: the.rc-ougsqm `men; xgn, condition 't.hat'he` give up l0tiVO p0tl0I. I-Ila decision is eeiulnly a very nclifltblty: one to. V the Uonurvatjvo , pony. up. 4,;l;iq,`qf_ Sarnia. has been uppoinged G'eni?s'Y'L;z;t:`e.u':"-of the Company, -with Mr`. D.'; Eilintayelling Agent. _ - . ' ._ --B.oyI who qmoke cigarette; should rest} and ponder over the following :-David Hiu-le y',~cr Park; On-t.. boy.` nineteen years old;<.di9dVfAroIn Ijh OKGGUI oi cigarette umok_- ing i Bis igthgr. aid this boy smoked $5 Twonh of olguiettgn a v (eaI;.- "Hi had ihrivolz` _ lilnox. old muI.; ` '1. ' ` Ih*l.IM.n` h`!5!<.l Dring the trial of the drainage cue urn MI` O f`. .'n:`in=nl Dg`gu-nu. Mmesmg uemererv. .E'I`CHER--On Feb. aoth. xoth. 3900, ` May Fletcher, daughter nt Mr and Mrs. R. J. Fletch- er, in her 23rd year. Funeral Thursday at 2.3:: h. I11. Briefly To|d.J ;-As some nein `items from Dahton were not accompanied with the name of th writer, they will not be published. ` C II `I _ `_x;..;;.'...,.;..a.;T...;,.;. In `;OvZehden," residence of H H. Strathy. Q.C.. in ii the Red Cross Fund vieltled $45. --The Wan rer." wining in the Shoe Journal. says, ` I think Barrie in one of the prettiest towns in Canada. and I have Icon them all ' - 1-Z-Lnd;voters', come out and vote for the Tannery By Law on Monday. It is a duty you owe to Barrie. ' nu -.. up...` , ..u.qA J-.. __, _'r:5Q .'I}.1'1 J'i5.}i1. create a. whirlwind of laughter Music Hall next; Monday,.Tu0I- day and Wetlneariay. * _ u.-. --Pastor Betterill of the Congregational church will preach next Lord : Day" on "A Sum in Divine Mensuration, and The- Hailstorm, A - oore. plumber and tinemich. Dnnlop street to 73 American Hotel. etc.. for the Collier street. oppos Cheap sale of tinwure. a balance ofethebeason. All kin prompt,ly ettended to. 31-lorses Wanted-I will he atthe Wel- ' arrie. the balance of this horses of all classes. % 4-'l`he Jolly Pulls give a eon`.pIm ohunmf of progr-ammo nightly in hypnotiun u'p- to- date, Se advt. _ . f vb-:o~t;)`tl::'1;ul-Jlic Meenng in thin Town Hall on Friday night, the Tannery By LIV will he discussed ` _P`uB;;:se'(;ul::;?::-h rmer in price an.in on Saturdays 35 80 was the highest paid. EFFICE 34 BAYFIELD STREE}. BARR~lE_. 8-ly . ' mt would serve an 9. warning 6 ` boys. - V - \ . nu IIIII` Iollllv .. Chickens at-e,in active demand M. Mg prion T-A few pain were mid an "800. on Saturday. the lowest being 600 No other poultry was offered. . V - l'\....-.....I L... can... -14- 3-; Onhsth nnngn Ah -As will be seen lay our nllkilflllnt columns,` Mr J W. Auderton Apt Mr, K. B. Joyner have gone into l msltsters. Mr. Audertou is well '|tnoI_._sj_elm town. M._-. Joyner carried on a large ping business in England for somevesrs. and afterwards conducted extensive milling and elevator interests at Quappelle. N. W. '1` . until recentlv. when he bought out Mr. Tat.e s partnership with Mr. Andgnaou. Mr. and Mrs Joyner purpose becoming Mr- msuent residents of Barrie. with w` use beauty as a. residential place they are much taken. ran MARKET. On Saturday there were large arrlvale :0! no}? laid eggs. with a consequent weakening in price to 18. Best dairy `butter was-rm andeotive at 22c. and 23c.xper lb;~ the quality of. Saturday's eupplv woe. exception- ally good, in fact was pronounced hylmccer dealers as the best thatuhae been ofered for a_ long time pa.-I 1 ,9 ,4 lL..I.. -The Editor spent an hour very esssnt . ly on Monday morning in Excelsior usinoss College where Principal Ross and his thirty- eieht students were busily engaged in com Ameroisl studies, a. healthy sign of progress being the hum of T industry everywhere manifest. The rooms are well lightsdnnd comfortably and conveniently furnished. The students come from Cookstown. Pene- tsng. Thornton. Alliston. Elmvsle, Midland. Bradford, Newton Robinson, Barrie and elsewhere in the County and study book- keeping. shorthand. typewritine and all other departments ot-study known to the oommereisl world. TheTown Council-and Board of Trade have exercised the very greatest care to protect the interests of the Town and secure the ratepayers from any chance of havjng their taxes increased. This being the case the Board of Trade has no hesitation `in recommending the loan to be made to the Company or to state now that any ratepayer desiring to see the Town progress, should "make a point to cast his ballot on Monday `next, in favor of` By-I-aw. AA- wuupenu spree monrnpxn mu-ope. Mr.'1'etcr Lyoupaued a verv successful examination in Totonto last week which "qualied him for the position of Chief En ginpol-`on any boat on inland waters. ' II- `D ~I' n......-- 1-: rv....|........... .. Ex. glnaur on A ID? 008! OIL minim waver. M1`. R. V W. G_roveu."of Cookatown. of Ex- 9.I1Ii.0l' .V Business College, has accepted 8 P0031011 u Stenogupher and assistant. book- with Miokl, Dyment dc Co., Theses- Mill Edna L Conant of Oshawa is visit- lu her sister. Mrs. H. B. Myers ' rt" Caldwell; Dalston, is visiting her son Mr. Thou. R. Csldwell, McDonald street. u... '1: n.....|... .....a u:-- u;....:. Mn. _--Mu. Johxnib Hummer gnd Mrs J. H- Plujnmor have gone to Naples, Icalv. Nd wilhpend three Inonthuin Europe. 1 ruwlluy. } nu - 0-..`. ' urns`. -An--`A4. n uonnit lihlful vou,-xux. No. a w-uo'I.n N_o." Suwn. W:sI.n'. Ptbpriocoq. most enjoyable ex eriences of 'our.fe: m I'd`the the means of enjoying I A course in our 'C`ol4|.-ge will be "one of'th'o important and v3 uable know edge gnlped will. fit you for lucratwe emg;og'et::_u3;inag: otgnvfee `you I , AA ____-~ 1`:-. ?-non. ? Mr. B. A. Harper, MA, non of Mr. Henry Hlrpnr,` Barrio. has boen.promote'i toilolmportane pdlimioli of Chief Editorial writer on the Mona-aid Herald. Cong:-am-L A-.. .`.1'_w_ _ > Auonnco` Co . in in town in the inter .Be9lV _A A_ . . Mr J. W.AGnrvin.B. A., m&nfRl' f" central Ontarloot the North Amencan '39 hiuoommnv. We had a pleasure of from Mr. Garvin and spent oon itime dlnouulng politics. Mr `Mr. Whitney : odpletivo Min uostion `hid tho star 8 the and. tho?"-former won t V 4 nu_~,,;_;__ 1,..`'\a_ ._ `ET: 1110'. IV. `JIIUWUEI. LIICBIUUDIII uugcvt. { Ml`_ J. Murphy and Miss Minnie Mc- }Pu\dd1-Vn. both `of -Grenfel were married: 0 ' ` W ` .-"pm yv_'[nln`-1` `nnnnrnnn and Mr]! .1 H. On Thursday Int Mr - Roma, ex-Warden, cola wedding. Besides theme ily than warepruont - 013: fm, that 1`, Ian Anti); `V sua*%oo-argsxir-`won-A = ' 111' ($11: I {$1.00 PER ANNUM IN ADVANCI . swan OOPIISIIVI clan. V Personal News. ls`:-xden," the !.. aid of ;o'1Y rm aespeavv contained in av-certain end at the timqolg min by Public guueuon I3. t the guuniot ,A- nder the h{;`o':\'eI;lIl l))f_ I ' W 'egv:1$i? Era " `c'er;d Ygrp G. R. Ford. Auctionee `a Town of Barrie on ~ ' ; .a-.u Aha , n .4.4g' I -res cleared. , h ' be t I108 eEJ&? .: fad `:.cio'3n. V . 1 `I15. 1%. iEO. MQDONALD TYau 11 T Enjoy &Ii ;." ' no r * ' *'_ ""0! '-""-"7': _ f__".* `gv_, Riel hour of one o'clock in nftqrnooli in`-one E..';v-_...|. |.-u- _rr ,.' ______I`_:.' ',_`9. .1,; lIVI_"_-_~_`L`.l- .`-A E.%@;E} i`?*3ii.f1&.k!l;=9P.;I99{i! [ON] DY '1`o{I)QAN. In vuuuw vs your `II-Ivuucuv nquv-cw; nee withig go day , ` and cbnditnonc known it that e mo.-gntimc from ~ orahou._ ~ AUUIUIUL JJIIIJLIIUNII VI-lclulvavy uwaaov, well uphoidinz its character fol-`meritorious train- 1 Within the past TWO 1!ION'I`lIS,it `ha 2}: unable to comply with the demands made for g-gduates. Few colleges can say more than (hid, . t many as much. It pavs to attend a good inItitu- T] n a6-Iv *"'-.41 {HE--"- -_" T- r'OWNSHlP'( I-' mulsjl-`IL. MORTQAOESALE; T mi: i{Anvunr1snmi:viT%T , w fonge & Gerrard streets W. H. SHAW. Pnwcu=AL,A MARRIED. 075 v Barrie: DIED. Bonn. Ll`.--l: Victoria. nuruur, uw wuu u.,uu. \.|y'\1. Lile of a. daughter, . _ . :KENA-On Feb :5, ason to Mr- and Mn. ~ James McKenna., Tecumseth. . . ND!-RS- In Barrie. Feb. 511:. 1900.3 daughtu-V to Mr. and Mrs. H. Sanders. ` _ - WHO CICC on 0" 5| be end` g Solicitot administrntu securities _ uatu [by defaul remptoril . uded 1 -_ ~ itc .1 01:... mayo 07' J . R. '_ Master. i 8-no ' | lot is coveted mm a valuame nnru w There is a. commodious dwellin hou framc barn on said premiugll. a so a. The soil is for the must at: u clav I farm in well-watered. An it is distant 3 from the Town of `Bettie. _.__-_._ 4.. mg- on ulillluuv uuuuuuuuuuuuuu Iv For further particulars appiy to Messrs. . V & Creswiclu-. tiarriuters, Barrie`; Donal Ross, Barrister. Barriq; or to the undersigned V 1 `Solicitor. ' ~ _, Dated this x8th day of February, A.D., 1900. " G. A. RADENHURST. Solicitor for the Vendor. V Barrie. at Twelve o'clock. noon. that W: ty bein composed of the South in the Alcventh Concession of the nisl. containipg zoo `acres. more_ 0 About an tn '1: acres of th' nislil. conuunopg acres. more_ 0 - About 70 to 75 acres of this va his far! are cleared and t for cultivation-tha r tinder of the lot is covered with valuable hard w bush. I Tkgun :3 a an-nIu\n(`:n|In IIIIII III!` R Dd mums OF SALE-no pr cent. dow nan... balance in one month. . L; ` c` In aid of thelPublic Library. Sale of Work. Refreshments and Candy. Art Gal- ery. Laughing Box. Gra_b' $2. Nursery` Rlu-mes and Melodies bu young chidren. introduced by Mother Goose. Tableau. Cinderella. Programme will be commenced sharp at 7.30. to enable children to be taken [tome earlv ` T A A...3.....n.._.A"tAu-. Ann 1:` non}: Runn:nu_A'JnItc [AFiTcnr4iIuaInIHErnuuI; THE Saturday, t11a17th M\en%.A.n.,_19un| Three nights only; MONDA * T ` NESDA . T T I PROF. THEO. PULL. `the `willed Mind Reader and Hypnotist. " . ` ' J OS. PULL. Bacon and Club Swin .~ Complete ~ hange of program nightly. and insvruc tive, yet laughable." _ Gnnn'rnI ndmhnlnh, '1 um manned. 2: iIfarm rPe=*Y| er_ the will._of the late be offend for sale bv . guctioneeu-,at the arm, on L Pursuant to the truets Alexander Shirlow. Publi. Auction, bv G R. Barrie Hot`el.'a't the Town 0 be taken home earn- Admxss.non--Afteru.oon `X0 cents. Evening-A`dulte 25 centc. children xo-cents. See Programme. ` _ b Subscribe to the Library for $z..oo 9. year. and read all the newest books. arrangements having been made to secure them monthly. - ` Tickets on sale during the evening. 5-8 name: :- , ' ` ' Bee; without bone or .Pou-k and Brvada: b:0a [relg Svrupand l 0-! pe_ `bag: butter per lb.: Pot Ba barrel; Soap. Dltou'o, per box. ' Sealed tenders must be in hv I-t Beeflwith -boneperxb.-; Itandard per bar- : Potatoes par }: V t. Addross to ROBERT MURPHY. hanigan Co. Propel-tv Committee, Roaemont P. 0. 8-8" , r .15.; SalI:A per_ lnuums {ya am sumIs,| RADEN--In Barrie, on Feb. xglh. a son t0'MI . I and Mrs. A. R. Braden. - . . . BINSON- In Midland, Feb. I3, the wife of MI . F.'Robinson. of ason. ' _ - ESTON--At Wyebridge. Feb. 10. the wife.-of." Jas. Preston, of a son. - _ ' A. LE--At Victoria Harbor; the` wife of.Mr. Go. I :1- -4` .. A-,...akonp a. Tuesday, February 271511, Tenders will be Vl've'_cl by lhe undersigned foe `the following euppliel` be delivered at the gnolg l nnmnlir 2-- ` R Kll IOIIDWID n-..-=:12r=- uuhl. - AT.!.S?!?.-`E NOTICE is hereby.gi- en that the 31-tnership heretofore existing between Joseph . Ander- ton and Robert Tatecarr in: on bueineeeae Brew- ers and Maltetere in the own of Barrie under the name of Anderton '8: Company. has been disnolved by the withdrawal of the raid Robert Tate therefrom. ` and that the aid business will from this date he ur- ried en under the `same rm name by Jose h W. Andertt_n _and. I-lampder. Joyner, who ' theme the liabtlittee of the sand rm and to whom all debt: due to the late rm are to be paid. ` Dated at Barrie this Fret dav of Februarv. tgoo. mz-..---. ~ 1; we nuntuninu- _ , ...- ._--.__---no... .._-. IRST-CLAS9 MAC ERS WAN'l`ED-D according to ability :4 `occur but first-clan. s y men work to men. ` nshop . RAMA OR COMPA Y(Lv_ni ` ERY more MBULD-. 1 iv. Co-man`: DOMINION Toronto. ,8-tf awork $2.50 to_'$.'_ -33.5010 34.00,. 31:53:` Disolutfion -of Partnerslmo. ' `Av1NG.,aia searusy}'arm.,I will on Wed- nesday. 7t Mhrch 3900 gt n1d'c1u|:. ubon, at the fun next Nor: at break : Brickyard. in ~.'=:.:'.=*.:-.<.e:.:.*..:*:*;:.:::.*=:. stock cf 1horoughbn.`. tandlrd Brod an other horses. cattle. pigs, farmmg nmplbmeutl. , faint and roots. - -A , For full `articular: and taunt. see large posters and hand _ . , _A, 3.11. cnzswloxa. ` 709 7 IJIKUCI I'll Witness. II II , 'Ul`4'l`J--l I11 VIISCO, xexas. on 1'80. 0.. VVIIIIHIU l ML-Gee, aged 43 years. vormerly of Colhugwood. I and brother of Mrs.rWm Marsha`-ll. Mudllnd. TCHIE--In Elmvale. Jane Mo'att Ritchie, relic! of the late W. G, Ritchie. aged 68 pears. ` CDONALD-~ln Barre. on Sunday, Feb. 18th. 1()-0, Mrs. John Mncdonald, mother of Mr. J. A. Macdonald. Sanford street, aged 78 years 4 month-. ' ILEY-~-In Avcning. on Feb. 1;. Mrs. Bailey,` sisler of Mrs. George Cooper. Dunkerron. - ANN-In Adjala. on Feb. to. Thomas McCann. aged 22 vears. . _ NG-~At Barrie. on Feb. 19. Ruth Primrose Lang, youngest daughter of Mr. Joseph Lang. aged in years and 19 months. . RR -At Chicago. Ill . on Feb. :9, John R. Kerr. Barrister-at-Law; aged 42 vears. Funeral this morning at 9 o'clock to St. Mary's church. thence : - R. C. Cemetery. Death resulted . from 1\rVPIIl1|{\l'I:2 We take pleasure in rocommcnf Mn. Fun. 81: unpom cud (elm e'l`uner% `d R r. and won `rogues : our; _ us to on no in work of this diucrigtion. eopactfully yours, Gianna H3131-s_n`mc..-_~. - x - 1 . - n..a... hm cm, Tuning nt :1 Eliinhath Sn-eat Gtnuuum u:xm'I`- `A 1 - V` Orders left for Tuning at 5: Ehabeth Streetl will ncciucueful-`attention-T; ` ` ` . . _ _- 5~ - . -.g'-- -.:`nnL Llil QIIC I |i'='ii'E" iI'i6R" unamanur. 1' spnuc: cor1:53??h':uau1 ...a..g_...,. bf Mn G. R. Ford.`_`_pornr 03 Ron and Wasllmcton ".'.-.%5'::.`.' m ...:':E*"...._..* "-":. `Town Dw:LLngcs.1=oa .s.ALn_.r~:nh-em : corner Duckwotth and Na ' r utrcets : one and one half acrs-._= pmpeny .05 the we Fwd lsdward-: can be tp|d~1n`pnu:;jr];\vo`pq.rg;qh'; up dun llmpo. out ofs room-. and M.tha&ot,har.1 to.czmn<,svith largo uhfed. an L m.%%n:?`f>* ou ,?(i.,3."fED$&.RD5u LDC Ill!` fut UVI9, Yet Iiulu . General admission, x5c.: reserved. a5`:lx;.lgnn,.l m_ . . . R. _ A. c>o%ugIas,j PIAN__-O lrunlxe ` I ARP-GILMOUR--At Waubaushene. b the Rev. Gen, Arnold. on. Feb. 7. '_l`hos.. A, S 1-p. of Midland. to Muss Mmtne Gilmour. of t Vvaubaushene. L ' OT'l`--RANDS-At 4'; Charlotte street. Barrie. on Feb, :3, by Rev W. C. Washington. M.A.. GyadstuneC Trott. Brentwood. to Miss Efiza H. Rands. of Richmond Hid V . X CHANTLER--At Meaford. on Feb. u; by Elder C. J. Lister. of Owen Sound. "Mr. W. J. Cox, of Cape Rich, to Miss Ethel Chantler. of Mcaford. " -_........ ...g.nnn- A. .1, n-,,. I'I,__L,, D One realson why so 'ma'ny Soor_wo.tchea no tolerated ls that their owners 0 not realize that real good ones may be had tor ouch little monev. . - L _ It is a fact, nevertheless. thfwe can furnishyou with a moron hl first-class timo- pieco in gold. silver or go d-'- lled cue tor less than -one-half thegux-eLtha.t prevailednfew ` 3 can ago. Dated at untrue um `an: saw or rcoruarv. won 0 H. H. smmw. 031` `Mm. Witness. , W. ANDE RTON `:3. B. IOYNER. . ;Unreserved;Tu.cton V Sale. WATCH FACTS. III-=|='"a\ B9r,r!9:; TOWNSHIP`!-' INNISI-`IL. iwnvi Anvgiiitlsnniinrs. "L L _EE__-. '4I3\ #9.- Tovvn Hall, ` l\l:V. LII . ll. 14- lVl\.v\lIllli. avauo vanuunuu we a nvwuu Maafaret eldesi daughter of-Capt. P. . Campbell. ` lFPORD-0'DONNELL-At St. John : church". ; Newmarket. by Rev. D. Morris. on Feb. :3. Mr. A James Clifford to Miss Margaret O'Donne.l', ` both of Bradford. ` GART--MILLS--On Feb. 1 . Mr. Geo. Tc.-gartv 10 Miss Lizzie Mills. bath of ecumselh. DUNLOP STREET; o`vg1.vABLi: J up I an-`or 1.1.- |_--'.; ran .m1'~niuts'rs oiv` snags. 1-un:cou1emr or stucqn `gun was nonnnosr of cam; 00! can-nxox. . Edwin Hawk. near Mvnnstone, John S. Miller. ` LLEF-`--On Feb. 10, at the residence of Mr. '1 br ther of Mr. Geo Miller, aged 77 V_6&ll'8. MAHON--In Toronto. on Fb. :5. Mrs. John McMahon. aged 6; years. sister of Father Gibney. of Allistou. ` -GEE--'In El Pasco, Texas. on Feb. 6. William M.-(`ma gain! .4: van:-E. nirmarlv nf CnIlinn'wnnd_ 5