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BUSINESS CARDS. MEDICAL. Dn Mallory T. B. HEWSON, M. D., L. B. C. 8., L. R. C. P., EDINBURG. PHYSICIAN, SURGEON, &c. Colborne, Ont. Oefice and residence, in the J H PURDY, DOS, LDS, DENTIST, COBOURG. W. G, ROBERTSON, D. D, S., L. D. S. DENTIST. OFFICE, SCOUGALE BLOCK. Castleton every Thursday. Frank L.Webb, BA, LLB, BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, N 0-TARY, Etc. OFFICE--King St. Colborne, Ontario Company aud private funds to loan the most favorable terms at 4-J per W. L. Payne, M.A., LL.D. BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, NOTARY Public and Conveyancer. First Door East Registry Office, Jas. Redfearn & Son Are prepared to fill orders on short notice for all grades of Scranton Coal. Sheds and office at G. T. R. station. Telephone connection. Jas. Redfearn & Son. A. O. U. W. assessment system. $5C0, $1,000, $1,500 $2,000. FELL INTO THE WHEEL PIT. Niagara--Findlay robably Fatally >AIT H LODGE, N'o 1 WM.H IVES. RKC. H. F. HUNTER, "BRANCH OFFICE. COLBORNE. First door West Division Court Offi< Ground Floor, Yeomen's Block. .Attending every Saturday afternoon and Monday until 4 o'clock, p, m, JHEAD OFFICE, BO WM AN VILLE, MONEY TO LOAN at 4 1-2 Per cent George Drewry, B.A. ARRISTER. SOLICITOR, ETC. I. C. S. HUYCK, K- C. .OverGowans' Furniture Store, King Street. Cobourg. ___ R A HART, CENERAL INSURANCE and Real Estate. Money toLoan. JCASTLETON, - - ONTARIO. H. Hicks, Licensed Auctioneer, HAS returned to Colborne and is prepared to look after any business entrusted to him. Terms moderate. H. HICKS, Colborne. J. Reives, "Licensed Ai; tColborne, MR. P. a PHILP, CfLBORNE, Ont. Pianos & Organs of the best, makes in Ontario. Hotel for Sale. THE Windsor Hotel in the Village of Colborne is offered for sale on reasonable terms. The hotel is doing a good business. For parti ci ' -apply to GEO. BROOM FIELD, 11-tf Colborne. B It's rownie Camere Time S. J. rUCKER, UNDERTAKER, COLBORNE, Opposite Presbyterian Church Open Day and Night FARMERS ! Do not forget to call on M. J. DOYLE for all kinds of Farm Implements, Wagons, Carriages and Buggies of every description and other ai tides used upon the farm. Money to loan at the lowest possible rate. Also agent for real estate, both farm and village property also first-class hotel property in East Northumberland for sale at a bargain. By placing your order with M. J. Doyle at his office you save the expense that other firms incur by sending travel ers to your home. M.J.DOYLE, Colborne, - Ont. CANADA LIFE Assurance Company Capital and funds over $25,600,000 Surplus profit account over 3,000 Annual i ncorae over $3,700,000 Assurance in force over $80,000,000 Canada's leading andj)ldest company Don't insure your life until you have the figures of the " Guaranteed Accumulated Contract and Secured Dividend Policies" only issued by this company and pronounced the most up-to-date aucl unique contracts for life or silt assurance on the nnrket. Write « call John Morrow, Agent, - - Colborne. No better fun for boys and ,% girls than picture talcing, instructive too, No. 1, Brownie Camera pictures z\x2\, for L iNo. 2, Brownie pictures 2\x Wright's Rheumatic Remedy. •nil agent for this great Canadiai fly people in this section and alsi Hlnre many testimonials provinj 1 it ik one of the most wondvrfu d Seine* Bf Hie age JAMES MCGLENNON, G T R TIME TABLE Three lien Killed at McLood of Sarawak I Oerlic's Body Aln Shreds at Doon--Woman Burned to Death at Hagersvllle. Port Arthur, Oct. 28.--As the result of a terrible accident, which occurred at King's elevator, William C. Conkey died here Monday night. He was employed in the drying room, and stepped into the box, in which a worn screw conveyer runs horizontally along tbe floor. Tho screw caught his foot and began grinding the limb. The l»g was chewed off to the hip. The man's cries brought other workmen to the scene and he was taken to tho hospital, where he died after suffering groat agony. FELL FIFTY FEET. Three Men Killed at the Niagara Niagara Fal.'s the most serious their commencement occurred yesterday morning. Three men are dead and three are injured. The dead are George Hiller of tiiis city, and two Hungarians. The scene of the accident, was the wheel pit of the Canadian Niagara Power Company, which is being put down by Dawson & Ililey of St. Catharines. At 7 o'clock the men were going down into the pit to work as usual. Five Hungarians and George Hiller got into the skip and were lowered by the steam crane. Hiller was a pumpman, and the skip was to let him off at the staging 50 feet from the bottom of the pit. The skip was attached to the hoisting rigging by a steel hook at the back and a chain in front. When the skip rested on the platform the chain became unhooked. When the engine was started the back of the skip was pulled up and the men slid out and fell to the floor of the pit, 10 feet below. One man clung to' the rigging and was drawn up with a broken arm. Most Dreadful of Skin Diseases A chronic case of Eczema of 30 years' standing cared by Dr. Chase's Ointment. That Dr. Chase's Ointment is a thorough cure for the most aggravated forms of itching skin disease is proven in hundreds of cases similar to the one described in the following letter. Mr. G. H. McConnell, engineer in Fleury's Foundry, Aurora, Ont., states :--"I believe that Dr. Chase's Ointment is worth its weight in gold. For about thirty years I was troubled with eczema, and could not obtain any owe. I was so unfortunate as to have blood poison, and this develgped into eczema, the most dreadful of skin diseases. " I was so bad that I would get up at night and scratch myself until flesh was raw and flaming. The torture I endured is almost beyond description, and now I cannot say anything too good for Dr. Chase's Ointment. It has cured me, and I recommend it because I know there is nothing so good for itching Dr. Chase's Ointment, 60 cents a box, at all dealers, or Edmanson, Bates and Co., Toronto. To protect you against imitations the portrait and signature of Dr. A. W. Chase, the famous receipt book author, are on every box. ~ NOTICE. IN THE HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. In the matter of the South half of Lt Figure If Out Yourself! easy. The best of material roper styles--plus perfect ;us the most careful work-p--minus as much of the price as was ever taken off lly worthy goods. The result's obvious--as real as obvious--and as easily obtained as real. We make suits that way. El Merchant Tailor, ■ W« VVAj Colborne, Ontario. Ready in Earnest Now. ft:: Owei shoe --The place late Monday afternoon in the Township pt .Sarawak, about seven miles from town, as a result of which Findlay McLeod, a resident .of that, municipality, is lying in a critical condition. It appears that he was out hunting with a neighbor, Dan. McAllister, and in walking through the woods Mr. McLeod lead by about six feet, and Mr. McAllister tripped and fell and his gun exploded, the ball striking McLeod in the hip, shattering the WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH. Lantern KKplo.ior.. Hagersville. Oct. 28.--Th« Urge barns of J. U. Murray, who lives on the hill at the west end of Grand River bridge, about ten miles cast of Hagersville, were destroyed by fire Monday night, and Miss Maggie Short, Mr. Murray's aunt, was burned in the building. She had gone to the barn to do some chores, taking with her a lighted lantern, which she sat down near a bundle of straw. The lantern exploded and the burning oil spread to the straw. In a few seconds the entire building wah a flames, from which the un- found when the mid r The vith straw, grain unfortunate 1 i few bones Oct. 28.--An 1 int til rail from a Car, Hagersvjlle, Oct. 28.--.Jas. strong of St. Thomas, head I man ori J. H. Watson's extra freight train, fell f'rdfll the trail east of the station at Hagei Monday night about 9.30 o'clocl was instantly killed. The body badly cut up, the head being sc from the body, one arm tori from the socket, and cut up in ways. No one saw the accident body was dragged about 50 : here he first fell off. fee. free fit a Mortgage George V ,f Le 31 ntgoinerv on the Soul Ii half the 9th Concessiou of said Township of Cramahe, }^o. 4276, the said Mortgage being for the sum of $1000. and assigned to Eliza A. Montgomery. And a Mortgage made bv George Henrv Moore to Fern 8. Mallory for the sum $925.00 01 South half of Lot 31 iu the 9th cession and a part of the North half of the North half of Lot 31 in the 8th Concessiou, No. 6316, both iu the Township of Cramahe and assigned to George Montgomery aud subsequently assigned to Eliza A Mont- Whereeoke any person having or pretending to have any title to or interest iu the said property or any part thereof, is required on or before the Thirteenth Day of November, 1903 to file a statement of his claim in my Office in the Victoria Hall in the Town of Cobourg and to serve a copy on LP. •'bitty of the village of Hustings in the Count v of Northumberland, Solicitor for the applicants anil in default every mi.-Ii claim will be barred and the Title of the said Applicants will become absolute and indefeasible at law and.in equity subject only to the, in-.1 and - el the Dated this 29th duj <>f Septemdei A. D. 1903. J. II. DUM15LE, Local Master at Cobourg L. F. CLARRV, Bolicitoi for Applicants National Hotel, NEXT TO NEW NATIONAL THEATRE. DENNIS DOUD, Prpp, MC-. S'u West, Cor. Plymoth Ave. ROCHESTER, N.'Y. 33 j three <hil< old 1 1 lee He > Mn». K. G. Crowle, DRAWING ANO PAINTING. still, Life, Drawing fioni tile Autique, Pen and Ink work, Water Colors, Class opened Sept. 12th. 11 tf volving cylinder which is filled wil steel. Instantly h the cruel ' 'pickers l'-M' . P issengei W.A.Dougfas1 dead, and or completely ofl Toroi an elderly gentleman by Fred. Phillips, a s vheeling, at the corn Shortt died later in lact with the re-n Pervis' factory sharp points of y he was drawn upon Id be stopped his body irn to shre<is. When arm had been pulled Oct. 23.--Frank Shortt, ipper, who was r of Bloor and sterday. Air. the day. Phil- S. S. Brintnell & Son, ; General Insurance & Real Estate Agents. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance.? 3. N. W and O. P. It, telegraph office Dt.il. and weekly newsj^rs am. The formal millinery openings and show days mark the oeginn-ing of the fall business proper. To-day we swing into the fall campaign with the choicest and best stock of seasonable millinery vve have offered our patrons. We have a full range of waists and underwear. : : : Miss K. Culver, FAIR DAY The Ladies Greatly admired and as a result selected many of the pretty suit patterns and fall coats from among the large range of handsome goods now on view at the ladies' tailoring department at the Corn-well clothing company. lite Ste; i La lips was held as a material witness. Phillips, when arrested, stated that the actions of deceased, when he saw the bicycle approaching, gave him the impression that he intended to ««•. and eoac.de the riirht e'f »u. i Ex- Money to Lnap, Men's DON BOOTS Are meeting with the very highest admiration and sell at sight. I0RNWELL Clothing Company.