THE FRIDAY m Ai Weeks WHAT OH A The will resume meetings next Tuesday afternoon oclock at the home of Mrs l Hughes A full attendance Ms re quested- their at Improvements Mr Watson is remodelling his house on Main Street and repairing it generally When completed it will be very comfortable The Billiard room has a new sign Last Friday evening the pole of one of the cars flew on the wire and when the conductor pulled it down the wheel caught on the wire and the strain snapped the- guy wire on the pole by Millards fence letting down the pole and all the wires a dies ape Corning The baseball season will close in Newmarket with one of the most popular clubs of Chicago On instthe day after the North York County Fair the Ladies Base- Hall team will play here Get out and root for the weaker sex metropolitan Extension About cats of ties have already arrived and they are still coming in at the rate of about 10 a day The yards on both sides of the track are piled full of tics About are expected to complete this section of the tract The rails will come along shortly St Johns Church The Forty Hours Devotion will be gin in St Johns Church next iay at 11 am and continue until Tuesday evening at pm Father Edward Toronto will preach on Sunday evening at pm Father Caberry of will preach on Monday evening at pm IT Meeting a in service Subject for even ing Alt seats free Everybody welcome The monthly meetings were resum ed last Wednesday the first one being held at the residence of Mrs J Church Street There was a good attendance and an time was spent Alter the refreshments were served See Speeding Events at the Fair They will the best ever Hear the full band of the the grounds and have a look in the midway be on at Rates West Excursion Sept and to De troit Huron Chicago Bay City Cincinnati Cleveland Ohio Sagi naw Returning until October Secure tickets from Grand Trunk Railway Agents I Reserved Seat plan for the reserved seats and boxes for the Y Society Con cert on Wednesday evening is at Rogers Drug Store Sale will commence at pm this Friday evening If you want a good seat be on hand with the rush The flproy Transport Inspection and Competition on Wed nesday at the fair grounds will fce of special interest to farmers Like wise Sir William unrivalled herd of thoroughbreds Your wife will find many new de signs in fancy work in that depart ment of the exhibition and the children will take an interest the specimens of juvenile penmanship freehand drawing and High School Everything is busy this week All lines of work are fully under way and attendance is increasing So many have entered the first form that the room generally used for this class will not accommodate the scholars and they have had to exchange rooms with the 2nd form Attendance is now over Do You Getting out of bed these cold morn ings Following the severe frost in Manitoba came a decided drop in tem perature on Tuesday night culminat ing in a heavy frost Wednesday night It will not be long before furnaces are going gauntlets and overcoats are in use and the snap of the side walk is beard weeks till Young Reserve Keats early for the fair Concert for yourself and lady friend The evenings entertainment judg ing from the exceptionally fine talent secured will be about the test you will ever have the opportunity of hearing in Newmarket Attend the fair both days meet all your friends The Metropolitan is running special excursions an I late cars If you have a good driving horse drive on to the grounds and then be independent of seats in an over crowded grand stand This fair Will be a dandy Toronto York Radial car service for North York County Fair at Newmarket Sept and 21st Wednesday Sept and Thursday 21st spe cial car will run between Aurora ami Newmarket am until pm Wednesday eve Sept at close of concert a special ear will leave Newmarket for Toronto and interme diate points Also a special to Aurora Thursday eve Sept a special car will leave at JO pm for Toronto The and Aurora will run special train leaving at pm on Wednesday Sept connecting with cars at Bond Lake Junction for Newmarket also late train same day leaving Bond Lake Junction alter arrival of late car from Newmarket for The Chicles In the poultry building See that yours take part in the school child rens procession to the fair grounds on Wednesday Remind them of the marvellous exhibition of intelligence displayed by Webbs Seals and Sea Lions and tell the youngsters that you have reserved concoct scats so that the whole family may hear our countrys greatest Military Band 18th and Canadas most famous tenor Harold Its Wet There After sinking feet of 8inch pipe in the newer well Mr Harvey pro ceeded to put in pipe When he bad sunk the latter to a depth of J feet a fine flow of water began to come out of the 6 inch pipe When tested this proved to be the largest flow of any well yet put in about gallons of water per day pipe will be withdrawn Death of Ferdinand Mr Ferdinand who depart ed this life on Sept born on the farm now owned by Mr on Sept be ing the third son of the Mai tin and In the family removed to the 5th of King where he lived till his death In he married Miss Mary Jane Stokes daughter of late Win Stokes of Newmarket and sister of Joseph Stokes Esq ExWarden of the County of York In 165 Mr united with the Christian Church in King and continued a con member until his demise Thirtyeight years ago he was let- with rheumatism which deprived him of the use of his limbs but lie never lost bis activity of A few years ago he suffered a strode of paralysis On the 2nd Inst he war with hemorrhage of the brain and became unconscious in which he remained until call came Mr was- a of firm and zealous were his labors In everything tending to moral re form was a shrewd and business man a good neighbor a kind father and an affectionate hus band politics he was a Liberal was one of the charter members of Kettle by Division Sons of Temper ance and held a continuous in this organization from Its In ception The funeral obsequies which Were largely attended were conducted by Key Primer Interment was made in Cemetery the Rons of Temperance attending in a body He survived widow three and daughter IV who Au rora who reside on the Marlon wife of Mr North York Fall Fair The annual Fall Fair under the auspices of the North York Agricul tural Society laKes place next week Secretary Keith says the entries are coming in lively and up to the pres ent date arc considerably in advance of last year The Directors have a number of men on the grounds this week over hauling the buildings and track and putting every department in order so as to contribute to the comfort and convenience of both exhibitors and the general public Should fair weather intervene there is every prospect that the Inhibition this year will he the most successful in the history of the Association Tuesday Sept be prepara tion day The grounds and buildings will be open to members or their agents only for the arranging and placing of exhibits Wednesday Sept will he school childrens day As usual a school children procession vill take place during the noon hour and all pupils of schools in the Biding who lake part in the procession will be admit ted free Tbe public admission will be All departments open ex cept live stock The poultry depart ment will be open also speeding in the horsering The outdoor attrac tions will be interesting Webb with his troupe of ilea ted Seals and Sea Lions and Webbs fa mous Seal Skin Band and Marine Clown will perform in front of the Grand Stand Also Scotch dancing and music by members of 4Mb Highlanders Band and In the evening a highclass professional concert will take place in the Skating Kink Music by the Highlanders Band with Mr Harold faiVH renowned tenor and Mr James Fax Canadas noted funny man Thursday Sept will he the biggest and best Live stock trials of speed Militia Transport Competi tion and Government Inspection and an amusing and instructive perform ance in front of the grand stand We are also told that on the Midway will be found many new and amusing fea tures At least the foregoing is a brief outline of the program announc ed and the Directors anticipate their expectations will he fall realized In same being successfully can led out- It hot remains for the farming community to do their part in bring ing forward stock and produce for competition and the of I he fair will be assured Good work is being done on the cement sidewalks Mr Brown ex pects to finish one side Main St before the Fair The Merrygoround for the has arrived Its a dandy new one and has lots of speed The trolley is making its regular North End trips since the Exhibition Work has commenced on Dr Clarks new residence Park Ave It will be a brick and he expects to have it finished by bine Church Street kids are having all kinds of sport at nights playing train Way freights are side tracked all along the line These have head lights made of cigar boxes with a candle inside and a hole in the end No is a limited express with an acetylene headlight and it has right of way over everything even pedes trians who walk the track at their own risk Through the vigilance of switchmen and other officials there has been only one accident a rear- end collision but no damage done rone- Burke The nuptials of Mr Walter and Miss Agnes Burke were solemn ized in the Church of St John on Thursday morning Rev Father Whitney performing the solemn rites of the Church of Rome At oclock the bridal party en tered the church which was prettily decorated with ferns and red and white flowers to the music of the wedding march from Lohengrin The bridesmaid Miss Margaret Burke preceded dressed in a pretty cream voile with lace garniture and large white picture hat and carried a sheaf of pink roses The bride- who entered supported bythearm of her father was becomingly gowned in a handsome white organdie dress with lace and trimmings white chif fon hat and carried cream roses Mr Richard Burke assisted groom The ushers were Messrs las Mc Laughlin Thos Doyle Chas Coyie During the ceremony the choir chant ed two selections arid Misses Kenne dy and Kelrnan sang as a duet Ave After signing the register the pro cession left the church to the strains of Mendelssohn Wedding March After the service at the church guests to the number of about sixty attended the reception of the bride at the home of her father corner Main and Huron streets which was Presbyterian The Childrens Day Services will be held at the morning worship on Sunday Sept It is very de sirable that all children teachers and officers of the Sunday School be pres ent Parents and friends are cor dially invited The sheds were occupied for the first time last Sunday They are now completed and the friends from the country are invited to use this great convenience which they have been so instrumental in erecting If i A Union Carpet and Wool Carpet to per yard Tapestry Carpets Lace Curtains to 9350 Cretonnes to per yd Roller Blinds complete from upward Our New Stock of Boots and Shoes is now Complete in every de tail We handle nothing but the best makes Bought for Spot Cash we give our trade the benefit of our Cash Discount We shall be pleased to show you our new and exclusive styles even if you do not want to buy Cooked Meats Smoked Rolls Green Rolls Bacon IceCold al ways In stock New Strained Honey I pails 10c lb I rtnothf leather business iu Newmarket received another impetus this week with the starting a branch of the business never before attempted here Messrs Bain A Vale lately of To ronto have leased the old Cheese Factory and now a part of the bovine creation will get its fin ishing touches here They will enamel leather The building is ing changed inside to suit their pur poses and operations will start in a couple of weeks The building to the east will be the boiler bouse the skins will be stretched there Three large ovens capable of holding skins each will he put up in the other building and here the skins will be coated and- dried The operation consists of painting the skins with the enamel and drying ft with a tem perature of about degrees this is done four times before the leather is fit for use and as we know it in patent leather shoes etc The firm will turn out about GO skins per day and will employ at the start 5 or men Newmarket now needs a large shoe All kinds of leather are manufactured here now and this ind- is necessary to complement the others A Great Probably a great hymn never had a more humble origin than Onward Christian Soldiers which is one of the most popular of our modern hymns In the October Delineator Allan Sutherland writes A great school festival was to bo held in a Yorkshire village on Whit- Monday and the scholars of Bridge school over which the Rev Sabine BaringCould was swap THE BEST RESULTS FROM BAKING POWDER Togos Flagship Burned Sept 12 The Japanese battleship was the flag ship of Vice Admiral Togo during battle of the Sea of Japan caught fire and sank at a yesterday Admiral Togo was not on board when the disaster to the battle ship The loss of life by sinking of the battleship total and men including detachments from other war- ships which went to tho rescue of vessel The navy department this afternoon furnished the following details of the The battleship caught fire from an unknown cause at midnight Sept 10 and before the fire could be subdued the flames reached the after magazine which exploded blowing a hole in tbe port below water line and causing her to sink The cause of the fire is under investi The disaster has cast a gloom every where The was Togos flag- snip and was endeared to the hearts of the people The Ship according to late reports was at anchor at harbor when tho fire started at the of tho main- mast at midnight j Rescuing parties were sent from the various warships in harbor and there were heavy casualties them A Whole o of Soldiers to Newmarket Couldnt force the people of this vicinity to buy one of our FALL AN WINTER SUITS any quicker than the following significant reasons of Durability of Goods Unique Designs and Low Prices Get Wise and Give a Call WILLI NEXT DOOR TO ATKINSON STREET Bought Bicycle Instead Stray Sheep V MM handsomely decorated A breakfast was served in the room The young couple left train for points south will reside in Preston The grooms gift to the bride was a beautiful piano and fur coat To the bridesmaid he gave a diamond and pearl ring to the groomsman an emerald ring and to the ushers stick pins set with opals and emeralds Public School curate were invited to attend As the place of the celebration was some distance away the minister thought it would be an excellent plan to have scholars march to the singing of an appropriate and stirring hymn Fortunately for our he could find nothing in his song books timing suitable lor such an occasion so on the j from sheer necessity he sat down on Saturday evening preceding the celebration and composed this great professional hymn little dreaming that he had produced that which would be worldwide in its usefulness and make his name a household word BaringGould a minister of the Church of England is an authority on many subjects and is a volumin ous writer having published nearly The George Wright for eighteen years has who out Hearts Replaced missionary in Lowell Massachusetts tells an interesting story of his ef forts to prevent young mill opera tives from marrying before their wages would support a home I A young man who had not attained Chicago III Sept Experiments the aKCi which may result in knowledge permit- attended the evening services at ting grafting of the called at his upon another have been mado by Dr one morning and told him that and Dr Carroll of the he had been keeping company with a From the premises of the under- been a city signed Con East 5 Lambs and Ewes Information leading to their recovery will ho suit ably rewarded HENRY ARNOLD Mount Albert of Chicago of dogahnvo- successfully moved upinto the ani mals necks and there performed their functions I Circulation of blood in dogs has lcen roverscd without killing the apt- I Board met tin evening lUnrcl volumes In twenty between and he is sued no less than fortythree books sixteen of which were novels McKay of were and confirmed In the- Chairman Mr Manning to pro torn The Principals report the on And the average attendance respectively the vurlouB tot follows I 4H SO Ill Total fori year following were or be Water Humor I tout Marshall freight on opal Freight on coal Yule Freight A A Win J 8Mb 81 7fi the next six years he published seventeen novels A number of his works have passed through several editions This suggests the Thomas Gray who was also a man of vast learning not only in litera ture but in all the arts and sciences of his day and he left writ ings enough to form with his life a book of four volumes edited by Ed mund ft Is his one poem Elegy Written in a Country Church yard that he will- be ever remem bered This may also prove true of BaringGould The lines hur riedly composed on a Saturday even ing as a marching song for a hand of little children will doubtless give to his name greater fame than all girl for several weeks and wanted lo marry her at once The clergyman found that his wages him a margin of only three dol over his board and him to wait for a year before taking the matrimonial step The young man was reluctant lo accept the advice the Sept per barrel 500 White Wheat per bush Spring Wheat per bush 0 mat and many new things about heart action have been learned according to jj aKrcCl Dr who will begin now early in What wo have learned Dr Carrell today gives us hope that some him again in several months Jay we may replace a wounded or worn following conversation out heart in a human being with tho place Mr Wright lost sight afterward and did not of him soon come across Then took Goose Wheat CI Rye per bush 0 00 Barley per bush Oats per bush 28- 0 00 Bran per ton 00 Shorts per ton 20 00 Hay per ton roll per lb 0 Eggs per Potatoes per hag 0 76 Chickens per pair 40 0 the books he has ever written Live Stock Market Cattle trade at Toronto this week Is steady Hogs arc down export sheep are up but lambs dull and weaker Export cattle to Good butchering cattle to Milch cows to Dry cows to Calves to per Export ewes bucks to account of Mr for wan referred to Furniture and Repair Com to found cor spring icot per io Select hogs lights and fats lambs to I Principal procure certain for the Primary work etc One very part of the report wh thy act that every to try entrance exam aucocerfed On the adjourned The horse market looks good lor the fall trade Heavy horses are In good dernandj fine prices being realize healthy youthful and strong one from a living monkey In his laboratory Dr Carroll has switched circulation of his dog from some arteries leaving them dry for a time thus opening possibilities for now methods of surgery cases of violent injuries One or dogs for experimenting lacked the usual amount of hair His circulation was switched to euro a with success and according to Dr hair began to grow in places apparent ly bald communication has been established between Newfoundland and Canada Sir Wilfred turned first sod of the Transcontinental Railway at Fort William Andrew Young from Hamilton was crushed to death on a farm in North Brandon McGrcevy son tho lata Hon Thomas vrasdrowned in Joseph Quebec Portage Plains farmers com menced thrashing from They bay they will not require any more help Twelve hundred harvesters arrived In Winnipeg on Monday and are being distributed Manitoba fanner who complain that former arrivals were sent through to points leaving thern shorthanded Well John how are you getting along in the mill All right Ive got a job and am doing well And how about the marriage Oh I gave that up What was the matter asked the clergyman seeing as he thought the fruit of his advice Well replied the young man ously bought a bicycle instead COO Brought it on Himself She was a demure little woman with a baby- As the open car was crowded she did not put the little one who was old enough to sit up on the seat her Says the New York Times She carried It on her lap and made room for a fiercelook ing big man with a bad cigar and a newspaper Tho child kicked its tiny feet in delight at the strange things it while riding along and shoes rubbed against the mans trousers Perhaps madam he exclaimed you Imagine that this conveyance is your private carriage Oil no I dont was the prompt reply If It were you wouldnt be riding in it City Council rejected Boll Telephone Companys propos al for an exclusive franchise Toronto tnofkets Sept White Wheat per hush 73 Spring- Wheat per bush 0 71 28 30 0 IS- 20 23 18 0 Wheat per bush Oats per bush per bush Barley per bush Eggs per Butter per lb Tub or Crock Butter Potatoes per bag Dressed Hogs per cwt Beef fore qra Beef hind Hay per ton Chickens per lb Turkeys 8 CO 0 pi Bend the Era to absent friends The old K P car shops at Kingston were burned They were owned by the and the loss is about f Flic new Ministry Saskatche wan have been sworn in Edward of Zurich was killed at London on the railway Martin Yurie was run over by a train at Stratford and probably fa tally Injured Robert of London committed by crawling under a moving train Tho Nicaragua collided with the bridge at the entrance to the Canal and disabled it As a result the passage of the canal is blocked Tclephono connection is establish ed between Charlevoix and Beaver Is- land Lake Michigan if Sh 1-j- ire a Laxative Seven told In pott month J