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Acunnwuun (um) wmmj Highest cash price aid for Endowment Inuunnc lioliclcsg 52 rciliabic mpaniet or {money loaned t an-enn- an Ir - - , ` -loam : first-clans wheat 1oo ACRE. %rA:MVr6TR SALE. North-west haif of Lotg} Con. 8, Vcs ra; 60 acre : cleared, balance staudin!.`niImber;Tso' . heavywclr . Theeo acres are l ..-uhu- maltingomn gin] nan ha man nndgr cl-nu. clearea, oaumce nmuuln umlper; sou. BVy_`C|I loam: The Go acres under cultivggnon pqd can be seen under crop. Where neceesa, xtni tile drained. Frame House 43.....- Imp... an.` no kn:-no n-anal uunar an-_ Annlv Brick Ho ee, withsuble andcoac House; on; eorner of James and streets. . T e house has all modern improvement.` and about half an acre of land _ laid out in lawn,` with ehrubbery and fruit trees. The location is one of the most `convenient -and desirabloin town. Apvly to ' 1._hnN1 >j:RsoN,.:` JOHNS N. Miuesaug P. 0. . - . . :35-.: INSU RANGE POLICIES I ROOMS I91` Dlly III ISDII DIOCK. 110: 97g lJ|.Ijl_lDP St:-eqt. Fm: roof vault; .oc c\`Apied at present by Dr.'We1ls. ill be vgcaqt, on `:5: of Ap_:7_il" next. Actually in Room; to.-oniea; in Rois Bloc}; No: 9-,, name}: 9.-mu. Fir. nrnni-' vault 9 mininninil nf nu-anon!` "kw unweus. wgu no vI__1c_au_t,I Apply to ` - '3'*`"i9-'. 199%? W Cap, Blpvy well, sizes 10 East Mary Street. Lot 54. `West Mary Street. I`-it/2-I, ALLANDALE. ` ' Lots 2, 3 and 4. West Baldwin Street. North Cumberland Street. Lots 1} and :8. Jacob's Terrace. Lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 7. South Caroline Street. Lot A. "A :..;;`;AZ';.L7a ;{CS idv;:?:u;'aZ,'fu..:;m'n: .%...1 M9rtgagc set;u`n;{.=n,t`lowgst cur`:-ent,rat_es_.V 5 name). . . _ For terms and particulars apply to lvI&I1tI ' I__ _-_`v :._nd 554 per cen].}oIi*:1\1orig`a.`Q:{ 1 rnvmrw In. :1.-'u1`n`:e'tz._ Novv in Stock. 5-13' A we .srANnARt> cmiM1cAL'co., 41-44 A ` Longford Milli P. 0., Out. tportant nd Al.l= II, In reum n- Apply" I ___._ __._;. _._.. II-..._.._.. Royal Victoria Eospiisl. groj Ram fan ,_L_E_A SE xx-lv ~ BEST HARDWOOD r-`on sin: on RENT. MONEY 'roToAN. yin vwupo` van o-vs ulgupw, I BARRIE. o. H. L:o`N,. TV!-IE - ADVANCE." L smeuggt. 'rHE m'rnni:`s'rs 01? [ 31uz}1_u_n.4 -(gun-_ oumv or .smc_on Axuj run DOMINION on "CANADA oun cnrnamou. Tw. I_\UL'l',T -U I UT & I Barrister, Bgrrie. 39'5' _--- BA;RRIE,%C%()UNTYyL%OI:SFf1iCOE, ONTARIO, OCTOBER 13, 1500. pawns LIVlI\lu ' Mr. A. Morten wrote, asking recompense for damage arising outrof the overturning of his buggy at Bunker : bridge, on Bradford street; owing to an obstruction in the road tang a. lack of auieient light. A GL....I........ ...-.I.. _....I:-..A:-._ R-.. _` UJI I`1`JVI \ - The Bell Telephone Co. asked tbe'Council to appoint an inspector to supervise the movipg, and erecting of pole`: on Dunlop street" in connection with the removal, of ' their oces to their new quarters. `II .1 'I`|1A|n`r\n Ola.-I; -511... un-uulun an-on BIIUII VIIJUVC UV IIIICII ESUVV HIIQI IUIUO H. J. Tudhope, Clerkiof Oro wrote; cem- plaining ` than the town of Barrie has not been keeping in repair its part of the Pene- tanvamg Road. A Amman cnnnf-A .n.l,:.... nnnnau-manna---u. Minvfohr Matters T end>":l.'l.1e Broodunr Dove A 6f:Peac'e at Monday'Night e Meeting. Ab therqgul:1\'r Ineetingvof Council on Monday .ni`gl1't there were_p`reaent: the`Mavor, `and `Alderman '1y1-er, Boys, Powell and Bennett. The session was short and un- eiventful. and his worship had no use for his whip `ha.`nd. T T I Chief Smith` fbr (-5-;->s?sir:'a rubber boots` and 6 rubber coatafor the use of the re brigade. \ ` b ' ` !l'1|.- `D-lI flV-I-_LI.-.._ 11- -_I___s ._|_..(1_,_,, ,2` _R. A. Stephens made application for a reduction of his sewage ca.x,_ewimz to the fact that the main sewer did not come up Peel street and it cost him more to get new- ICVII II` GUI}-IUICIIU II'lIUn `age connectipn with the _ sewer on `James ltl'68. , 'I\!-I.2___-__ _.._L_ A`. 'L_I,-I ,1 .1 Bu vvu. Jno. Dickinson `wrote on "behalf of the Queen's Hotel stating that the Dunlop street drain is egain clogged. the cause being the debris broughtpdown the gutter to the open- ing opposite the hotel. He also reminded the Council that you have omitted to comply with any of the directions contained in Dr. Bryce s report. i I4` A.-In-no ant` nfl-union veal-dfnninnrd `now can ICU EUIUVIIH III IV usu UJIAJ Sec. Smith of the Collegiate .Inatitute Board wrote, asking for an grant of $1,100, one hundred balance of last year and one thousand on this year-'s1evy. `II l\..II..-no anal ntko-nu C\Q":Q:l\IIA `An lan In Illa IJIJVU slwvpvsv. - B`. Adams and others petitioned for an arc lights: the corner of Essa. and Cumber- land streets in Ward Six. (I.--2AL _ LL- l'\_II___2,;- T;._L:L.-LA Luuuauuu IJI-I IIIIIU JUGFU IV R. . Doilery and others 'pe.titioned.for the extension of she waterworks system as far as Mr. Dolleryrreaidence. "7 E nnnh Iv (`A -uunnln nAnnnou`n:-n:-man B5 In IJUIIUI ' H IUBICJUIIUVO \l`Vl. F. Grant & Co . wrote complaining `that they had been delayed in their work bytbe lack ofVl0 inch pipe and stated that they would look to the corporation for pay for any time they loie in.future on account of the failure of the Canada Foundry Co. to forward the pipinghpromptlv. "I'll-no -an.-0. A 4: nnnnnh-I-an nn Winnnnn IUTVVDIII UIIU Flllll-I5 PIUIIIPUIVO .The report of the committee on Finance was ' presented and adopted. providing for thepayment of current accounts to the ex- tent of $1297.73. CONCERN IN G ELEOTBIC LIGHT. Mr. Underwood, oi Bu'alo. wss present and addressed the Council briefly as to the merits of the new system of enclosed are lgghts for street lighting. The new system did away with all shadows, and gave a cheaper and better diused light than the old are lights The present wiring would do for the new system he said. Hamilton had introduced` them and they were being `used at Penetang and Orillia. A motion was nally passed making provision for 3 visit to Hamilton by Aldermen Boys and . Bennett to look into the working of the sys-i tem there . Bennett--PoweIl-That if the petitioners for a, sewer on Wellington street arrange among themselves to pay the extra can without any claim by` residents being made aixzsltl the town that the same be proceed- w t . n-L- __ 114...- rIu__._'u_- __..._s..._ L. __ VII VVIIIIIO Tvrer-Boys--That `the committee be em- powered to procure 6 pairs of rubber boots and 6 rubber coats for the `ire brigade. . Bennett--Boye`-That if the petitioners for the extension of the waterworks on Burton Ave. will guarantee a return of ray 8 per cent. on cost of work the com mitgee be empowered to have the extension ma e. Boy:-Tvt-er-That the clerk be instruct- edfto write the Granada Fonndary; 00. that in case any claim for damages be made against the town by Grant & Co.` resulting from delay in forwarding pipes that we will look for relief over from them. Tyre_r-Powell-That Ald. Boys and Ben- nett be appointed by this Council to go to Hamilton to see the new alternating system of electric lighting and. report upon the 'advisa.hility of using the system for our town. I ` T &_ eu`:YI'`:::. $1.5 In ahdition to subscriptions previously acknowledged, the following have paid the annual membership fee of $3 or over, and are members of the Hospital corporation for 1900-1901 :. < 1 310, 13:. w. A. Rose: $5, Mrs. J. s- Johnston, W. Sal-jeans. Mr. `Myers, sr., Mrs. Myers. Geo. Ball, John Rogerson, Mrs Wm. Pearson ; $3, John Bingham, Mrs C Hinds, J. B. Hisey, P. Kearns, Mrs. Rains- ford. R_.- Powell, W. Justice, .Rev. Mr. Barkness, Captain Whish, John Woods, J . C. Irwin, John Cheesman, Dean Egan, Geo. onkman, J." Henderson`, Mr. Ban1b_ly`._`Re". n `In. noun` ' nu Mhn | IIIUIIISIIIBIJ, 0': IJBIIUUIBUIJ, Jul: Llwuijuyg Lucy- II). D. McLeod, Mrs. McKee. Mrs. C. H. Ross, Mr. Grasat. Dr. McCarthy. J.- L. Burton. H. Strathy, Mr. Eaton. Mrs. Lally, Mrs. Vanaimirn, Dr. Smith. Mr. McKeggie, B N. Johnston, Judge Boys, Canon Rainer, Dr. Brand. A.` Milne, James Vfair, R. H. Fleming. Dr. Morton. Mrn;..Wm. Ardagh, ",Shgri' Drury,Mra. Plummet. Mr. Joyner, A. J. ,Sarj6-ant, Donald Ross, `Dr. 1{i`oha.rd- " anon. Geo. Roikea, Dr. "Bx-eretou, J. J. Brown, gian Toihill, Mr `Proctor. Mr. Jory. Mrs. UQIBE J.`-llllllll, lllul LIVVVIII 05:0 vvay` um.-u-i Ball. I . . The following donations are also grateful Iv acknowledge by the Board ':--Mr. Addi- "aon $1. M_I'_l.` _ Quanta $1.` Mr- Keenan.`ar'., 31 Smith (Smith & Scrog5zie)'$l. Mrs. S. Dymenc; 2 buk`ets"of peaches: `Mr: G. H. Rose. epegdheo; Mrs, `W eating, olnoken ;` A F'le'nd.e child ; rO0k9t.ntl `ll|;&_l.i,`, Miss, Black I oipd --Mr. (Excelsior. '"Buaitie_I`: College).- _typewrit1ng : La.diea ,Auxi_lia_rv. eheeta, `pllfl '1 \ ; t9!i9lI`sI- mime :n-mun-. mble ..olio.;;lb1{h-_ L ~ . ._ ;Winni,peg, Ma.n., 0431:. 10 --The} jury e`m- ~\p`a:_`:elled t<`x'inquira~`int.o` -me death `of the tgo fax -men :1\1th<._i`L,ssr.ere.1oun<;. in awe)! at Bpiaqevain. .rett;rne_gl,._ _the fo11qw_it_rg ;ye`;.diAct; ' .1?-rs..1av.' `.,8fthrn6*a;=-V .`,`T..h-Av Ch.ar!e8.~'..J- !*iN.%xh*5Hi`~*zi`ifdi' Water! 41 ~g_ fp`-'Jacoh. , . ;;`wouj,n_dn.n.-A "-K. .v=the_ hgqgi hy\15,r_`yo` vg; .m.~.t [l)p.'nbda;of, A Gard n` e;l_aand;:. Royal Victoria Hospital, -- ' witei'%q}goii Gdiixti.` " COUNCIL . coMMUN'1oA'rIoN. st. ..-ls..A c-.. A _..:_.. Mormons. Is...-"'-,3.:.*.:=.:::~ cheap- V7 13 V C` J CIIVWIQOI III! .. After the opening eizereises at the morn- 1 ing session came the business of receiving reports and striking committees etc.` Presi- dent Arnold then delivered "-his address. which was followed by Open Parliament. led by.Rev. Mr. Elliott, of Midland, on Our $1,000 `Fund, which was followed by discussion. ' _--.. ..-__2__ ..._.. -._--._.1 L.. `I'D--- The afternoon session was opened by Rev. J. E. Smith, of Cookstown ; and after re- ports from the di erenc' societies, Rev. E. D. Cameron delivered an address on Young Ghrljetaine in Modern Church Life ; _-__.__ _..-.__ `L-.. ..---_.. I... Five Minute papers were then given by Miss M Torrance. of Elmvule. Miss M. Campbell, of Guthrie, Miss A. Ovens, Dun~ troon-, Miss S. McLeod, Kilworthy, Miss L. White, Malta. Miss Huber. Bracebridge I and Miss McLenns.n, Allandale. D--- I "VI. g. 13.5.... A` :;'Lusnn`- i ` . _ _ . ` L The Fifth Annualf Gathering in Barrie 1 } - ~ Was _a Great Success. L " . 1 1 The fth ~annual_ Convention of the Young ` People : Presbyterial Society of Barrie Presbytery was held in the~Presbyteriani church, Barrie. on Friday Oct. 5th The] attendance was good and the convention I was very sucessful. ' A`O-an Okn 'A\I\ai|:rIlI nvnrrana air 64:`. Q-.- I RI-Ill J`-IIUU LVJUJJUI-IIIDI-I, lllIuIJDl- ` Rev. Thos; Paton, of Midhurst, conduct-' ed the question drawer. which is always an ` interestlmg part of the , program, It was followed by a thoughtful earnest address on 5 "The Student Volunteer Movement," byl Ren\`r_. J. Mc. P. Scott. of Toronto. ` \ -_.-_.-.I .....2a.I_ ..-.... IVUV. U. .Luu. .l- IDUUIU. U1 ..I.uLuuI.u. 1 The evening. session opened with song; service and devotional exercie_ee. - _ L.,_ . --......2A.L-_ BFTVIUU Hull UUVULIUUCII Ullliluu ' V ` After the report of nominating committee, Jonathan Goforth was called upon to give his address on Mission "Work in Hanan. He was greeted by the Chatauqua salute and was listened to with rapt attention throughout the `address. He spoke of West- ern inuence on China and what a wonder- ful movement there was among the educated people for VWestern knowledge and reforms and the effect on all classes ' But after the Empress Dowager got the upper hand all those who favored foreigners were punished. Thus it was all-Christian inuence was des- troyed. Believing as they do that mission- aries are just political agents. it was not to be wondered at that they protested against the foreign devils," who triedato divide up their country; This state of af- fairs was largely due to the fact that the priests often antagonize the rulers. Though apparently vears "of hard work had been wiped out the church. he believed, would rise stronger than ever. He closed with an ex- `ortation to Canadians and the church to send men and contributions to aid in the great work in China. Dan Ma: Mn 1 Qnnc-I-. nlnnn than nnrnrnn. EIUCII VVUIB III \lIIIllD Rev. Mr. Mo P. wtt closed the conven- tion with an impressive Conaecration ser- vice. .WIomer'I `Sp are treuh, puro. foll- ablo. j The Military authorities are busy this week distributing Fenian Raid [medals to those deserving of them. Among the names are the following local men :-James Pig- gott, Midland; George White. Bradford; John Glover, 'Bracebridge; Adam Fralick, Orillia; Joseph Peart, Orillia; Samuel Blakeley. Barrie ; Robert Campbell, Cooks- town; Edward Blain, Barrie; John Free- man, Goldwater; Walter John Keating, Fort Frances, Algoma; Thomas Edward Rawson, Toronto; John Sullivan, Graven- hurst; Dugald -Dallas, Dnntroon; Angus Ferguson. Duntroon ;Arth'ur Walker Rob- ertson_,Hamilton;Simon Armstrong, Brad ford; Daniel Ambrose Lundy. Toronto; Enam Lile. Rat Portage ; Robert John Orr, *Toronto. . - VIE I-IJDU Ila ID ID ulngrnnsuu VI. vsuvvvauouu J alien Gordon has a clever article on So- ciety in _Rome, which is timely and interest- ing, and Frank Roe Batchelor s story. The Seating of Vester, gives graphic pen pic- tures of Washington life and character. Michael Giord White has a clever short` story called Things Azure and Aroent, as has L. H. Bickford under the title, "The Dilemma of Mr `PenW1cl:." Among the contributors of verse to this number are Clinton Scollard. William Hamilton Hayne, Theodosia Garrison. Garolvn Wells, Roy Farrell Greene. R. K. Mnnkittrick, -and many others. a , The present number of the Smart Set cer- ' teinly sustains the statement of the publish- ` ers that it is a` magazine of cleverness ` Tulip... {11\Ql.AI| `man a nhnynn as-I>,=nIn nn HA- 1` Word was received here on Tuesday ofl the death of_ George Coatee. brother of Mr.` John Ucates, hrakeman on the passenger train between here and` Blaekwater Junc- tion. Six years ago deceased was a resident of Midland. where he conducted a butcher business. Later on he went into railroading and has since been engaged in the capacity of brakeman on the 0.P.R. west of Mon- treal. The particulars of the accident which caused his death are not vet to hand. De- ,ceased leaves a wife and three, children. The remains will be interred at Hillsdale ceme- terv this afternoon 1.-Midland Argus. New York. Oot. .9;-"A 'complete'lie't.of Protestant mieeionav-iee known to have been killed irom the beginning of the Boxer move- ment to Sept` 5. has been `received by the `Americen Biblegsooiety from Rev. Tohn R5` jlykee. D. D , its agent atshenghel. They number 54. Besides these, there `unnamed 124 otbere._very few, if any, of whom. will escape. Of these, 66 are men, 73 women . (41, married end:8 single); and`-34 children; I. rm... .18.:-. nnnI-nil|l- 80.. Amm-innmn- 95 man I WHIPTIUU uuu O lllllglv}, iuu 01 vnuuauvun The list. contains 69. Americans. 25 men 24 wdmeu '(.l6 ma.rrie:d and 8 single), and 24 children.` `These `zchauhlties `occurred prin- gipauy ngi, ;Ohjli _:g;:_d~ Tqi: Yuan Eu. , AA._+____ g The _aVt'ea_tner_VTam_pa. with 101.000 bushels. i of `wheat belongihg "td~`Arr'no'_ur 85 Co , of Chicggog; aLt_uck=j:a,rook on: Saturday morn-.. in and _had'k_1exf cgrgp` hadflxy 51amaR6d.' As. aoop`; is thm. aciiitxt` hap JQ d" t',he"F `vessel ma_dg .,_t`14lL`.:.:I3pe,e.d tor Mid `h.`nd.; gube- rr fas,iWr:=..! .=;a%::!*e;n1~;$:'1.w95::b..r" g`: . ?!i`35%"sr. _. _ :* 9!isI`PP"3"95';3`;l? 595?. t_r?.|:`. ' 2`: 4' * ` Lmytsfs: ,9? _, LVFIIII IIIIIIIIU VIII onus and so yrlmreu, water Do I-Iur Slnrn- Na~wRn nllkindl. cheap rant!` and an nnll. Fountain PRESBYTERLAL CONVENTION. `.'l`.'he Smart Set for ovember. rllllllslg VII` mg Store. `1t ty-.F'o1_1r Were Murdered. T??`P'* ;3?i187i 1i!": Fenian Raid Medals. Geo} Coate's Killed. ' Ill nuluio vuunp nods. Fountain 1:. Winner : sgiviug Day. V . dies, Olucoen. otc.. trash daily. ll. B0 L198. . . -4-For some days ta. number of dia- ciples of Isaac Walton have been engaged in herring shing on the bav. 9 rs *"* `WV *-'* 8-`Bring snow as A * good` demand 4 |Vair will pay 75c. bbl. for " ---Allandale will give a warm rzception to : Private Marshall, ,whois among the forty Canadian soldiers who recently arrived home. ` ' W7l_Imer9nV 6 of Qulnlne cnreh coughs and colds. for c. -Congrega.tional church-- tor Batter- ill speaks next Sunday; morning subject. Crown Jewels, evening lecture, The Oasi- ed Man. ` ---By '.'a recent change i_n time-table the ` Atlantic express goes south an hour earlier andthe Pacic express north an hour later than formerly. * ' Pure w (1 ground saloon and pickling Con thwellh. --Mr. H, A. Harper. who been for some time on the staff of The Montreal Herald. has been appointed assistant editor of the Ottawa Labor Gagette. ' I --Messrs Buchanan and Penstone, whose advertisement appearnin another column, have opened out a. new ha.tdwa.re store on } Dunlop street. one door east of the Barrie ; Hotel. ' ` LJUDIDII VV IIUHU 1.` UV. LII the nitrates and` alstons aide digestion, c phosphates of the whoa , self-rising Pancake Flour. Sold \Vair the grocer. Choice Family Flour and all ced go to Wilklnson9I. All order: 11 `promptly In any quantity. Pie 0 your orders at the Mn] (Miles or g No. 23. . -Henry Clayton. aged 18, $311 of Mr. Kill mes ` John Clayton, Penetang street, had both` his legs taken o' while attempting to board a Michigan Central train at.Detroit. onf Tuesday. The doctors say he cannot re- d COVGF. ihiany Readable Paragraphs of Ir Local Interest. !The Latest News -There will be a service in Christ s R. E. church, at 11 o clock, this morning. of one hour of praise and thanksgiving. The Rev. E. M. C. Botterill, pastor Congre- gational church, will deliver the address. All are cordially invited to be present. dreds of homes in Barrie and the Heintzmen . pianos. One of our e Rev. Mr. Bertley, thodist church and Chairman of the Distr ho purchas- nt` hnnnfhfni [In-{nines ll-up-up` U " K"` dz-eds o{h{n.a in`!-Barrie sun-onu ouotry have been 2 Heintzmnn On latesn pm-chue_rn M_r. ed a beautiful Upright Grand. --The emell1ntn;hermthe;:V' ethended the ; Opera House last week to hear A Lion s i Been were rewarded by enjoying the best `thing of the kind that has been seen here for a long time. The scenery and costumes were excellent, and the acting strong, with the poaeibleexception of the heroine, Mrs. Lorrimore --Mr( `Thee. Grieves, who works for Johnston and Snrjeant, and Mr. Robt. -Thomson hired. a. livery rig on Monday- `efnernoon and drove to Sandy Cove fora. sh They were expected back Tuesday morning, _and their failure to return up to the time of writing this has caused consider- able anxiety among their friends. III - A l--'Ilhe(ne; at the Grand Opera ' House will be Lincoln J Carter s spectacular `nautical melodrama Rememherthe Maine. 1!; is said to be a consummate achievement of : stage realism and the expense has been a secondary consideration. A moment's thought and the very name of the produc-. tion is suic\ent to impress one with the fact. that the possibilities for a pioturesquenovel- ty e are tremendous. Remember the Maine comes to the Grand on Thanksgiving night Oct. 18 Plan at Wismer s Drug store. `--A genuine sensation is looked for in th performance of Black Patti : Troubadours. The company Is unquestionably one of great merit and its versatile and talented artists are capable of giving a magnificent enter- tainment. The dehghtful feature of the_ per- formance is the happy mingling of com- edy, burlesque, vaudeville and opera, which is presented with the most consummate ar- tistic taste and splendid stage surroundings. Black Patti is a host in herself, and although the stat of the company, she is surrounded with a coterie of singers and comedians such as are rarely found in travelling combina- tions. At Grand Opera House. Wednesday, Oct. 24. W , -`-On Friday efteruoonlast promotion and merit certicates were presented to the pupils of the East and West Ward schools. At the West Ward the pupils were mar- sbslled on the beautiful lawn in front of the building, attended by their teachers. The rounds were decorated profusely with V owers',:aud seats were provided for the visitors. 001, Ward, the Chairman of the Board, `presented the certificates to those earning them. . making a short address to the pupils b'v wsy of encouragement and commendation.` Johns Calvert and Russell Corbett received honor certicates for regu- Ierity... punctuality and good `cimduct. it rbein'g"the second: year` Calvert has won that `distinction; | --Rev. Dr `Briggs. of Toronto, preached `I cia_l.eennon'e in Collier street Methodist c_u_rch on Sundeynln connection with the '].`we-ntieth Century Thnnksgiving Fund. .`n the morning Dr. Briggs epokefrom Mark 2 and 41. l:_(ie_ theme was the widow : mite `and the relation and use of money} His simple-, eloquent and original treatment "of this eubjeobe , wet. eiinply nxegnicient. 'H'e._1o.a ed`by' `qiioting thnepnthebio scene i_`fgpnI,;e_1)ickene-`where little Paul Dombev qne_stipns.phis_,_fetheij no. to the power` of .in`oney'.`7 `In "th' evening the Doctor deliver: .:d la.:g%'h!9:nn:=etir:ing addreu~fror_n Psalm ' ye;'e.e'l_29, ,`fThy testimonies are `wondearvf ' Lnidmnn `sang `giplmggc " ' H >-',`~1"-`?~ -_.>':.s.ev. L-'1')" ef-IQ-9-- ` *. `- =a%`%grty;na:Zeux`cJ3ei:9 1 9:3} z- ' . fa`-v.?,5`i.l1:d'a' 5* n,m_;,-*2 -.-:;.. 4 ,.__ 2"; .1, '0re.l 391% $8? } ;' , ,1. I -2_. "T72- s Health Wheat. Food. In when Lke gples hiaweek. d stock. James LI 2 Briefly Told. The music-loving people of Barrie looked forward with much pleasurable anticipation to" the coming of Miss Hope Morgan, the distinguished Canadian soprano-the more so because` she is no stranger in our town. And the large and appreciative audience which greeted her and Miss Street were more than delighted with the exquisite programme. Miss Morgan's voice gives evidence of the careful trainina of the great Marchesi, leaving but little to be desired. Her best numbers were Damon, Mozart's Deh Vieni and Gonnod s Chantez, donnez, viez with violin obligate by Miss Street. ,n. .v . -.-- -- -. ' Mason and much : pianola was a novelty which attracted much attention in the 'several selections which it (and he) con- tri_b.uted. ' .. J. .-.. . - -- - I Kllulcvll W53 UlIIJl||.IUIu3laIUuIIy FCOBIVCO. ` V Butterz was unhabged at 196. to 219. per po_tu{d. Eggs were worth 15c. to 16c. 45- -5 , luv: 90 lb Miss Street; who are delighted the audience It the Trebelli concert last. winter. again charmed her hearers by her eweeI;lv"a.rtietic Md Bvmpatbetic interpretations Mien Street was enthusiastically received. Mnlnn anal Ddnnln I\:nI|lnln among an uuo.nn'6cv er occasions for high class con- n & Co.. through Mr. Gar- tore, have furnished ianoa. both for ' was one of rett. of Barrie one of the Upright Miss Hope Morgan a conce their Baby Grands personally Mr. J. 0. Morgan. . Mine 5.5014 rand Miss Tnthill. of Toron- to. are the, guests of Mrs. Weir. Blake street. lip ` `THE MARKET. - Tl_1ere4wa.s agood market on Saturday, in anticipation of Thanksgiving Day. Turkeys were not plentiful. They sold at ten cents `per pgpnd. Chickens were much in evi- dence, et from 35c. to 50. per pair. Ducks were 60. to 700. a. pair. and geese sold for 650 each. _ ` .5 Live 110;; arez-$5.7() (thzi;v\r_;el-t: Other `prices are-unchanged. Ill A-Iuuuuo Messrs Arnold, Stewart and Edwards also contributed to the programme. while Mr. .].C Morgan. M. A.. performed the duties of accompanist in his usual distin- Izuiabed manner, Peraona.l News. Mr. Beatty, of the Bank of Toronto, and .Mr. E Morton are enjoying a. week : shoot- ing at the lake. Miss Guiton, of Cobonrg, and Miss Car- michael. of Toronto, are spending Thanks- giving in Barrie. the guest: of Mrs. Batty, at the Queen : Hotel. Mr T. N. Thomas returned from the Yukon on Mondav. Mr. Thomas in a brother of Mr. R. N. Thomas, and was at one time reported lost. `In, `I 1 on o .. -_ __.`-.-v.-- ---w.---,. ' -Mia: _o-f Galveston. Texas, wh in visiting her cousin, Mr. J. H. Bennett, aana a solo which was much appreciated by a large audience at Trinity church on Sunday evening. 9: cut a , - ._ _ _ gjiii I Blackstock, Rev. Dr. Workman, of Toronto. and Rev. James Woodsworth, Suverintendent of Missions in the North- West Territories, were among ltbe congrega- tion who listened to Rev. Dr. Briggs at Collier street Methodist church on Sunday. ..._v__._. _v- ll`:-1/wllohn Crlspin '1-'etnrned to l Ill resid- ence on Collier street after mending nine weeks in the Royal Victoria Hosnital with typhoid fever, and is improving favorably. Ill..- `l'.!I_L_4 on I , ' A'PaLtriotic'con_cert wau held in the 'Col}gie'gational _chu'tch " last Tuesday O_H_il!., in honor` of H.-Mg` Smith"a re- ,frg5n"__So.nh TAfrioa..V-.l`he ohm-oh -E95! Jzgaqqif md,e9.grat9s%x+9h 9,938 .and iwi::2:.`*%*s orgt apeecH1?4WrasIven by ~ `V V 7_ ' L 3|1d8f`l .!7hi_9hH. .3. _. , 4% ` ` -~`o'..- of J_V_lu, yl.uu.uu lalvnv v- -...__.., _' l St. John. N. B.. Oct. 1l.-The entire province of New Brunswick resembles a '.lake at nine o'clock to-night. It rained steadily for 118 hours, and 10 inches of rain have fallen. No trains are moving on the C. P. R. between St. John and Vanceboro or on the branch lines of the road to St. Andrew s. St. Stephen. Fredericton or Woodstock caused by an agazreaation of washonts. The bridge at Hcvlon,' on the main line. was swept away. Between St. John and Vanceboro and branch lines there are 25 washonts, some 150- feet long and 25 feet deep. _Conditions are the worst in years, and thousands of dollars of damage has been done. The Shore Line and the I. C. R. also suffered some damage. The Course this season consists of the following superior attractions and is in aid of the Rovsl Victoria Hospital :-The Fadettes Woman's Orchestra. Nov. 2nd ; The Mozart Symphony Club. Jan. 7th, 1901; The fam- ous Slayton Jubilee Singers. Jan. 24. 1901 ; Mus Olof Krarer. Feb. 8, 1901. Tickets to. subscribers for full course $1. and l(`ots. each entertainment for reserved seats. Subscribers have rst choice of seats. Sub- scriptions will be received at the drug stores of Messrs. McLaren, Woods, Wismer and Monlnnan. Harrie, M. J. Hamlin, Allan~ "dale. and by any of V the ladies of the Hospi- x Ital Auxiliary. . `Winnipeg, occ- 10.-Hugh John Mac- Donald "yesterday afternoon resigned his executive oflioe in the Manitoba Cabinet, and -Colin H._ Campbell became his nueoesaor ae`Attornev-General. Railway Commission- er and Minister-rof Education. Be will re- tains the Premiership, but will resign in a few days. ` ' ` . ' . Advance Correspondence. `A A` `Mr; Dawson Thomas and family have 'r%ntned to` our `village after spending summer in, Orillia. .. L __-_- n .\ {Misses Jane and Jemima Miller, of ;M`iun't,-;S,t. Lpujg, -, W610 3.119. _R"'5 t I l;[,r`b_`fJoa9pb,` Qpbkbnm last 76- v ' "Ii 1* _p '1'-.._;aL .. (1..-- V. V`! .`,_f_______ `___~ I __L_V ..l_;(lIr,.* James McLe`an,Aof_ Ja1rratt's Cor- _qrp;Vihi(d`h;er`e'ou Snpdax; 9 V ' _*1_ _'1.I :_ .1... `Winner : nd Jolly. purest and bent taco prepa 15. tube. The N. F_.- lot 10, 'n the nth Con. West Gwillim-. burv-abnut 90 _acr cleared; never failing bsgring creek, good gram. an stogk farm. Somers .0. on farm, daily mrgvl. 2 d\ lung houses and 2 barns. For further paruculars a J. H. Garbutt. Box 139 Bradford. or to W. Au t,` 'ster. Barrie. 43'54 I __.. ,_._. .__.-__.- Heavy Rains in New B 1 ck. ::'.oo PER ANNUM IN ADVANCE SINGLE nnvnru vnmv nrufl- A Pe6p1e s 1=opular Course. Hugh John Resigns Miss E01139 Morgan. L l-Vl\ ILLVAV U LVI II` (`II V I SINGLE OOPIES FIVE CENTU- U "VIII 111:: property of the E of Lots Ho. 20 and 21, " the Daly Farm, 200 acres. class Grain Farm. Frame Two Good Orchards. Convenie Mae and School. *\Vill be sold ch terms. - For further particulars 3 ply t ` DANI L QUI I ii triti- e \Vm. -Qsinlan, being East :1. no. espra. known as acres cleared. First 0 Church. Post and on easv 12-1 ! and Smail Bam.- OTICE :98 by given that-A. W: Beangdqley is no longer nt for the Guatdzan Pure and Life Assurance Com y, Limited. ' ' Dated at Barrie this 1_ day of October, 1900. Innnvr ll vnvoil `I! II III!AII|l\\Y Inspector. \ `GL`ARDlA.\` Fun; AND Lu-`e` Assun Head Oice for Canada. . A.--4; ah: GRAND OPERA HOUSE WFWESFE 9??-._=l yo 3`33 1B' , Moo, "Get your nohcy's worth." The Show of the season. :2 world famous A . 310-At Crnigvale.-on the th ' t., dag" . - _ R Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rgd. ms, ug}.`ter4to' I*2ms.ms-;;:";:..tst*' ' SE WANTED.-A'p[$lyvto A. F; 42-42 . Livy \'I .. mspectnon. Barne. I VII Var-Izu The mnxudersigffi` Hers bv l5!`i\'ate nale the foliow-' ing:-I Horse. x ggon. 1 Buggy, 1 Cutter. :- Feed Chopper, 1 Ont Apply _to - 1 ll `LIA?! I3"Elic'"""i5A`rTI ~ raou oouRs.... Black Palli a|sd(;0 bani Ecstatic: presenting with See Splendor A l)AlLK'l`0\l N FRO 0 0N THE R'Al4'oo ` A Bunch of Fun and Melbdyi Darkey Fun. Cake VValks, Buck Dan. Melodies. T`L:.. :_ .1, v - . I 0 I n Comedv. and Sweet mcnomes. _This is the original compauv. which 11 ma.d.. or the most popular hits in the annals 6 amusements. PRICES.-z5c.. 3;c.. 506 - 75- Plan at \Vismer's. ggltzalsior Business (lu1lega,%%BarrijIg;,%;; ..... \- detail is an up-to-date institutian. * _,..._-- ALES. EN WANTED to !_e1l our goods by sam- S lesale and retaxl trade; We are the anufacturers in our line in the ' paid. Address CAN-D`EX , 43"? ` M FOR SALE in Oro, oneasy terms. tto a good farmer. :00 acres ne nearly all fall plowed: lendid tortable brick house. wil stand FRANK BROWNE. Florist.` IITIII--""II (Both Late . Hen |II D DII U0 \V CHAINS, SA GRANITE AND` .. Sole Agents for '_ - 301111 Bros . Stoves and All Goods mighs,gge,Ng; +---.._..._,. -.-.-_--o-- sii`e``%sr`.;i"`"eegm; `Raga; ,4 . a Septemhesrfllvlslh, I900. NE Hmnwnms smnlsi BUGH &P[N8IONE [FEW i Hour East (if t`H\BarrieH0te| and childivorjr judgment, that -date styles are prices. 'Rsaf s hat ishwhy it on, the assort- e, better values HY antral Business (}o1loga,_ -\}ALUA%E FARM FOR SALE. . VOL LUV*" - T A .4 . In cverydctail u -to-date intillziifiohb Cap . factory. results. Send forour destriptive and` interesting catalogue. It will convince you. `I 7'` ```!``` able instructors, pct vet equipment. anti:- '.'{,{1i '1'1'2i's"if " Greatest Color Showbn ls`:a'rth._ ADDRESS " " ins" vimp. g in solo, up- root`. sizes 6 to 1.7.5. cc Boot, too 1390 light sole, sizes 6. to L0, -`ir.\v AbVEB'l`l8EMEN l`8. 42-4 -'-P xmx. No- 42 . ` ,Txv1-1 oI;13`.1'~z}, %,.;`.%%._;;; SAMUEL Wusuml Prqpritor. FALL TERM;-.LIN:V `AI. H. SHAW, .PmNcu>v.u..'V In Yonge aind Getrard Sts., Tbrgmto %{r`ALF_.5 82-% ' , L XOTLJIDIC DTICK HOUSE. Wlll lama afxpply BROWNE, Florist.` 42-4 2 `Both Henderson's) Have Open Business _- wim 1., Full 5 of e. Ten Teachers. `Sixtv`T'5vpe;rif ' Unexcelled facilitieiy for assisting sitions. Writgfor Ca.lenda_t.' imrd IIIBS. .4-'SW~=i%! {s2Wf BORN. C`, ,(,-IV r., Irv V J. M. HALL, 5 'x4t'h Con. Innisl. III`. Barrie. V F`af The annual meeting was held in the rooms of the Public` Library on_ Tuesdav last. The report of the directors showed _a very encouraging years work, the number or patients treated was 133,. this being al-' most double the number in I898. The re`- port emphasized the insuieient room inthe; Hospital, frequentlv 'patients`were not able to be admitted `At the time of the meeting there were 17 patients.- 6 nurses and 3 servants resident in.the building. mic I-mantis-an nwntuuuuul `C LL.` ungainly 3...... DIELJWIIUD `VIII-IW.lIIlrIIl-JIIIU uuuuugg. . A The meeting" approved of the work done by the Board towards establishing a new Hospital. ands.-_- Ian was submitted for the raising of $6000 efore Jan. let, 1901. . Of this amount about 31500 is onhand or sub. scribed `top the Building Fund and if $4500 on be collected before the end of theyear, the Board will take steps to dispose of their Eresentpro ertv and` commence the new ` uilding pear v in the year. The Board were urged to proceed with the subscription_lists-- as soon as possible, and this will/doubtless be done at an early date The present Hospital has been sniciently long in Barrie to demonstrate its value and usefulness to all classes of the community, and the Board hope that all will join with them in procuring a suitable building which will be a credit to the-town. and suicientlv large to meet the requirements of the community.- THA Antinsnfnti nnnf ll` I-I-an bsnilclinn 3:. nknnb uv nuwuu EMU l.Ii|lll'llIUIl|yH ,UL Iauv cullllllllliay- The estimated cost of thebuilding is about $12,000. As a large number of the patients treated in the Hospital came from the coun- trv, it is hoped that all the surrounding country districts will assist in raising the money required for the Building Fund. _ Tho Hnnnninl clan!-Arnniur: nhnnn: n Ivmnlr w'i.})`: :1:r;;sw_;f?C+s`p'tin Whih, J bhn Rog- erson, Rev. Dean Egan and J. J. Brown were added. to the Board, Mr. M. Shvanacy resigning. ' oth Paste. Everybody not injurious to the WIemer9n uses It. Abuo teeth. 20c. tube. 1 Iuuuu Lyitiuuuu uu uuu uuuuuag 1.`uuu._ The nancial Maatzemens shows a bank overdraft of $218 67 T ` 7`... ........-.. -E f\.__`4.-!_ I`I`IL2._'L 'l'_L.. T)-.. 'rowN Lo:-s y % FOR sue. [cHABcoAI..| It is the bsc kindling for coal rs that can be got. Try it. Iaonusron & Farwl W11 17`P9E? for 8610- The N lot 22 in x nth con. Innisl. The S lot 95 in -4th eon. Essa. T The E} lot gin tat con, Sunnidale. The S } lot as in nt eon. Tmv. The S W } lot no in 7th con. Tinv. The Northerly part of lot 66. North side" Collier. street. Barrie (Orange Hall propertv). _ . Dan. at Int: a and` a. Want "of And:-aw street. street. name (utange nan propertw. Parts of lots 2 and 3. West of Andrew street, grigila (Brick Dwelling and Frame Woodshed and ta 3 0 ' Par 1-nu-ma anti nnrmnlnrsz nnnlir tn Dated asth September. xgao. Private funds to loan at; per cent. on farm pro- pgrtv. Terms to suit borrowers. Noconnection wnth any loan company. Apply personally or _~ by letter to HARRY MAI -IR; BARRIE-. V :'E3.}mer5"".2S.'tT{e'tion, The undersigned are prepared to. contract for a large quantity of hardwood. to be delivered along R. .v track `between Emsdaleand Longlord, Oro to Longtord. or `Midland to Longtord. during _the- igming winter spring. Correspondence A solicit-