I JDanfora Co PriooeW A ficbooi J l lor pirueei A Winans On Atkinson A Co Farm to Rem 0Privio ilrfl Bayly t Bheep Athlon Lloyd Era Metropolitan Electric Co Toronto to feet- Opened CARS TIME way pur day a in am am pm pm Return Fare either way i am 11 IB lb pm he BOH SB UP BUT AND WITH EAOH All Home FRIDAY SEPT 1899 mmmmmEmismiMSM Another This week it is Dr War den of the Prison and the Department of the Provincial tary who form the subject for the Toronto Worlds but like the history of its previous sensations tame out to be nothing in it are made thai contrary the statue governing the duties of the Warden of the Central Prison has accepted from the Rainy River Rail- Way Go the offioo of medical attendant for the staff of men employed on said railway and that he has farmed out the to another medical man who performs its service for onethird the contract price while Dr Gilmour pockets the other twothirds The charge is a one and seeing there is direct communication either at the Provincial Secretarys Depart or at the Prison by telephone with the World office one would have thought foil enquiry would have been made to the same before publication Bui our wants to maintain its record for sensation and is doing Bono matter who is hart In Dr Gilmours case we learn he is interested in the Rainy River road as is his privilege Ho ha been appointed to a position something like general medical super intendent or medical adviser but has not nor sublet the in question We do Learn how ever that a man has been appointed to do the service but he is paid by Dr nor was heap- pointed by him and yet the World wants to know what Premier Hardy Will do with this And this is kind of political warfare the present Gov ernment has to meet In an interview with the Provincial Secretary on Wednesday last the Dr stated that he had never received a cent from his connection with the railway in question and that his re lation to the appointment in question was more honorary than anything else but to further reference to the subject be would sever even that connection although there was 4 I I Mr Fred Jooti was flailing in a few days week Nina Atkinson spending her at Misses spent a few days at Orchard Bo sob of Burnt la visiting mother Mrs Smith Miss Emory of Toronto Is spending week Mrs formerly here is visiting Mr Olivers Mr Walter of Toronto spool throe or days In Town of Barrio Is spending a few at Mr Stephen Doyles Johnetoa Midland is cooBios the Mis bob Elder Seiner and wile of 8touft- in Town on Wednesday Miss Nichols of Huron Is the guest of Mrs week Mr J- and sons Toronto wore at Mrs Hughes attended mil Hoary openings In the this week Mr Penrose is to Town but Mrs Penrose is stiU in Winnipeg Mr Will Brown of spent Sunday at Mr Atkinsons St Mies Millard has returned borne after a month in the Mr Harold Taylor of Toronto was the of bis aunt Mrs on Moo- day Mies Amy of visited Mrs on Friday on her way to the city The of been viaiting Miss Gertrude last week from the are visiting at Mr I Dr and Mr wore on campers at Beach last Fri day afternoon Miss of Hamilton and of Toronto epeot at Mr Geo Miss Book of Collingwood is visiting her nnole Mr Jacob Booh for a couple of weeks Edwin has bad a serious sciatic for put four weeks but is Mr Marshall of Albany son of J C Esq who was here on a has home Miss Roche of Parkdale of Mr Win is her aunt Mrs Miss and Mr Crosby of Richmond Bill were calling on old friends in Town last Friday Mr and Mrs N were At Home with a number of young people last Tuesday evening Mr Fred Meads wife and child of Toledo Ohio are visiting at for a couple of weeks Mr Penrose and wife from Toledo Ohio are spending a pie of weeks with old friends Mr MoNelsh who has been at Col Lloyds all leaves for his borne in Pennsylvania this week Sum Tbe Mines Mabel and Bertha Reynolds are visiting friends In Newmarket and Aurora Mr Wm got back from tang yesterday and will take charge of the new engine at Canes Factory Mr Ed Williams of Cleveland Ohio Is spending a few days at fathers Mr Addison Williams of Bogarttown Miss Ethel Atkinson returned home after spending a month with relatives at Scotch Settlement and a Mr Douglass Hunter of Winnipeg on of the late Edwin Hunter is here lor a month after an absence of a year or more Misses Edna and Bessie Robinson and Miss of Toronto have been their vacation at Roachs Point and Newmarket Miss Alberta Phillips who has home for about six weeks left on Stephen Wallace in the Manning and pi Wiethe boys last Town iJntf had a by goals JeJirna are now tied lot of the north- intermediator series and will play their flriafeme at on a date to fixed by the C A who a few years ago a dry goods tore In the now by Bar- Smith in store adjoining the Barrio hotel The store has been thoroughly overhauled and The first floor will be trfken op with dry to general mantles and millinery and the second th clothing and gents furnishings Mr the popnlar was with Mr Roche when in his fathers law against hie retaining day to her duties in Brooklyn Yankees have Hands Full Manila July Ban Aug In Manila talk the end ing of the war deals no longer weeks but with months and even yeare effort of na tives for months was to hold off invaders until their ally the rains came ami in this they have been as successful as they hoped Unless af fairs take some unforeseen turn the Filipinos will resume the war this fall with fresh spirit and a replenished stock of arms and ammunition GETTING PLENTY OP MONEY Of money leaders of the natives have no lack All tbe ships coming and going into the ports recently opened to trade pay heavy tribute to the insurgents of the profile of this informal sort of government arc supposed to go into the of the leaders who is generally acquitted of enriohing himself the present war but when public treasury becomes empty the politicians who are exploiting Aguinaldo may if they see a possibil ity of success considor the war a good private investment A little lad named Hitting in the scat of a trotting in Ponetang the other day when a lifted the shafts throwing him out and breaking an arm Aug The bakery be longing to Mr dames badly damaged by fire this afternoon The flour and bread were saved but the oven was ruined Loss insured Ont Aug After drilling feet for oil on the Gib son property and the Lamprey farm at a cost of in the hope of striking oil operations have been stopped and the plant will be taken to Cuba to bore for natural gas Ban Juan ne Porto Rico Aug An official report has been issued by the president of the Superior Board of Health showing that there has been of victims of the recent hurricane One thousand fa milies are missing together with their houses The report states that the number of destitute persons is OnU Aug Mr John Millers son William of the 10th concession of and two chil dren of the late Beattie of a boy and girl aged re spectively ten and twelve while cross ing the railway track in a buggy were struck by the flyer taking off the hind wheels and hurling the two children into the air some twenty feet The boy sustained a bad scalp wound and internal injuries so that there is little of recovery The girl badly bruised about the head and body but is expected to recover The young man was drawn over the dashboard by the lines sustaining a number of bruises The children were taken to the station and medical aid procured their wounds dressed and they were taken to their home in in a cab 12 00 GmnUmpxipy yi at County pi amounts required or County and applications for moneys wore presented amounts were paid half value of killed by dogs 1 George repairing wash out on Lake Shore William Woods repairing wash out and Culvert on Shore repairing wash out and work in Silas gravel for 3 and sidewalk Sutton Court of Revision and Vo ters Lists J as A cedar and building culvert Lota Con J McKay on of printing 20 00 Main cedar and build ing culverts on Lake Shore and railing on bridge near Keswick 16 A Bylaw was passed levying tha rate of mills on the for all pur poses except Trustee rates County purposes including Industrial Home raillH General School Rate mill General Township mill Council then adjourned to meet again November ax P joyy i TH This is generally the slackest month in the year but we hve had no quiet times prices below you will readily us when they want uptodate When you run over the see why the people come to clothing at the lowest prices Boys Short Pants just the thing for School at Boys 2 piece strong Tweed Suits at 150 00 250 Boys piece Suits regular 4 line snaps at Boys piece Double- Breasted Suits new fall goods Mens Suits a few of our 500 lines left they go for Mens Neat Fitting Dark Tweed Suits regular 690 line at Mens Grey Tweed Suits all sizes regular line at New Lines in Mens Odd Pants the best value we have ever had at 50 i 5 25 The Cradle In Town on the Aug to Mr sod Jars Burr s son In King on the nit to Mr and Mrs John Cutting s son At on Tuesday after noon August Mr and Mrs Banders a daughter Pasture Fields TO LET FOR THE SEASON A Few Oar own ibe around hare DRESS GOODS Our new fall Dress Goods are arriving We have just placed several extra fine pieces oi Black Goods on our shelves at these prices Black Figured Dress Goods special value at o Black Fancy Figured Cord regular price at Black Ottoman Cord cannot be beat at o Several pieces of the Famous Gold Medal Goods which we a success with last sason at and so BOOTS SHOES School opens on Tuesday and your children must boots We have prepared for them have tbe office V P w A Two arttolea Id Canadian Home Jour lor are of special interest to who delight in Canadian history namely The Greek Battlefield and of the Fenian it Tut latest in says the Toronto la to the effect is urged to leave the Bo cob and join Bon Geo in reconstructing the Cabinet If this Is it is expected Hon Mr Hardy will take place on the Snob is said be and it Hod Mr Hardy dont pretty soon his outing at Parry the Opposition politicians will him translated the Pre- an ermine wearing whether he wilting or other wine Twelve steel arches each weighing tone which were to have supported stricture of the Building in erection on avenue k- fell to ground labs this afternoon It is known that six Uvea were crushed bodies of these men are if under the Several in the hospital with juries recniveti and of two dip one M possibly recover anii rest part Injured ftVJ Hospital daughters Mr Toronto spent a week with their ftonsin Edarjorie also Master Deer Park Mr John assisted the York Rangers Band at the Tattoo in Toronto on Taesday night About went down from Aurora on oar The following were guests Rev Father Morris Ibis week Father ThorohlU Father Glfne of St Toronto and Father of St Toronto Mr and Mrs Solomon of De troit also Mr and Mrs Woods of both ladies slaters of also Mrs oo Woods of Berlin sister of and her son are guests at Evergreen Lawn home of Mr and Mrs Bariie is at present refitting his drag store AH of the old fixtures and show cased have been re moved and have been replaced modern fixtures finished in cherry When com pie ted the store will a handsome R Is a son of Mr of this Town Hon J Davis has returned to his in the Parliament after a short vacation spent at his summer home in In the coarse of the present month he will proceed on his annus visit the various charitable of the Province accompanied by The AltstF On the 16th at parish church of Ox fordshire England by the Hampshire A Will Boult- barrister second son of William Boultbee Esq Toronto to Amy younger daughter of Charles vine Esq of the Deanery end granddaughter of the late Lord William Douglas ot Orange- mulr and Fife Low At on Wednesday Aug by Rev M Grant Per cival P Ernes of Sprucedale to Mies Emily Low of Mr Low of Newmarket At Toronto on the of August Rev J Hand of Lloyd- town and Miss M of To ronto were united in marriage by the assisted by Mr and Rev Rev grooms- man and Miss Fanny Gluts was brides- maid Tomb lu Toronto on of Aag James aged Deceased was an old resident of King Tp and having underwent a op eration was doing nloely till pneumonia set in Interred at Newmarket Cemetery ou Friday from Millards Undertaking Parlor The Manor Aurora on August Mary Charon Hall widow the late Lindsay Hall BCL In her year At Point on August Margaret wife of James Milne aged years On Friday morning Aug at avenue Toronto John Watson Stewart formerly of Cooks- town and Newmarket aged yean and months Interred at Aurora on funeral per Metropolitan At Holland Landing on the of Aug Akm widow of Samuel Morrii aged 69 years mos and days a Interred at the English Church ground at that village on Monday Deceased was one of oldest resident of the plaoe In Town on tbe Aug infant Mr 8terr baker aged days In Town at residence of her soniulaw on Aug widow of in her year XT Deceased has been sick three months Her aged partner proceeded her over two years ago Tbe funeral will leave Mr Allans residence Park at this Friday morning for service at Sand- ford Methodist Church at and inter- in Cemetery Leading and Undertaking House Boys Neat Lace Boots good value at Saturday Girls Pebbled Lace Boots all right fox school purposes at Mens Fine Buff Lace Boots good value at 150 for Womens India Kid Button patent tip at j Womens India Kid Oxfords special value at o 00 69 CROCKERY Greatest variety in North York dozen Cups and Saucers printed ware wheat sheaf pattern or plain white the best of Ironstone China Imported all at dozen this month H E MADDOCK CASTER PRUNER AURORA Pol the pining ftpoca Ono wants an outfit OF and heavy lata tor this apartment we salt you for- tho majority tbls Is not the Therefore are now tha offering of room acta evershown The value Latest Style in M All Orders receive Careful a Moving Out Summer Goods With the half over we are looking around for room to put Ihe new arrivals of Fall Goods The way to make room is to push ont the Warm Weather Goods AH la and the way for yon to judge of values is to come and examine the floods We cannot say how long these goods will be here as the price we have put them should make them go in double quick time In Every Department the Prices Have Been Mercilessly Clipped pieces oi Check Ginghams and Shirtings at a yd fast colors yds Colored Sateens at price pieces WoohFinish Heneretta Cloth double fold at per yard 1000 yards of Colored and White all one price at per yard yards of Prints good patterns at per yard pieces of Print inches wide at a yard price Apron Ginghams inches wide fancy borders at Extra Heavy Sheeting two yards wide at yard yards good Heavy Moleskin at a vard Dress Goods black Figured Lustres inches wide at per yard pieces Colored Dress Goods at a yard regular price per yard Fancy stripe Skirting a yard regular price Cream Nuns Veiling at per yard pairs Ladies Corsets odd lines regular price 76c and all at one price a pair Ladies price and Ladies Vests at a piece J Ladles Vests half sleeves at Misses and Childrens Cotton Hose at a pair yards Silk Ribbons yard regular price 10 and 1ft Bargains in Ladies Parasols 72inch BleaoheoV Table Linen at per yard regular per yard Table Linen regular price Lace yards long at 19o a pair yards at a pair Large site Colored Table Covets at ular price Just opened out Pieces Flannelettes inches wide New Patterns at yard Spring Roller Blinds complete with pulls for Black Figured Skirts just opened out at Mens Cotton Underwear at regular price Mens Balbriggan Underwear at reg price pair Cotton Socks at a pair Mens Sweaters at each CLOTHING AH Weight Goods must be sold liens Black and Grey Luster Coats for Mens Suits for regular price Mens good strong Tweed Suits price Mens Light Weight allwool reg price Black Worsted Suits for 685 reg price Mens Black Worsted Pants well made nice patterns a pair regular price pair Mens Good Strong Tweed Pants at pair 26 Boys Baits sues to for reg price Bargains in Shoes 1 pair of Ladies Black and Chocolate Oxfords at 75o a pair regular price and a pair Ladies Dongola pat and Laced Boots 1 at a reg price Men a Kid Boots laced or for Mens Buff Laced Boots per pair v glens Canvas Shoes per pair low price we sell goods at get Money back if not satisfied til Olir extra lbs WJ for 1 Bright Sugar for Close prices oh all kinds of Pure Spices for the pickling season White Wine and- Cider Vinegars at the lowest prices PRUNER AURORA X i Fruit Jars dozen