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Newmarket Era, 22 Jun 1900, p. 2

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1 J I THE NEWMARICgfT g3ftQ Cotton Co Boons Brooklyn J Allan Boots Montgomery Built McDoukU Laundry Embury Box tondoffi Jon Roy Strawberries- Davison 45 Co Bees lor Vernon Lloyd to Let Boll Wanted I Ox Tuesday foundation Church at bill by Hon- V ft of On- Una bo ten of tho Mr Govern- not do hotter ha did cot Know if laughter bul or people that which bid gone bo far Hi eon bo or air dor Canadas Constitutional Lot member and honest moral men Our Society By Co Toronto to ma Each TIME TABLE Leave North Toronto Leave Newmarket points hi am SO pm pm pm pm am am CO pm pm pm rtCO pm fir pm Return either way GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY y fcO a a fft 4 R o T E to g P si a Co Wi -is- a s a I but EACH all FRIDAY JUNE EDITORIAL Ik of alleged irregularities the of Owen Bound Mr has bean suspended end deputy been placed charge of the office In with terrible disaster to China comes name of outlaws call ed Boxers We ate told the word from the Anglicised paraphrase of the name and badge of a secret among the The meaning of the name Is The Red Fist So and the badge ia a hand At the North Renfrew bye election- the Ontario on fast occasioned by the of Mr A Confer Mr John Mourn Liberal was returned by acclamation Here fa a over in a that has really been Conservative for the past two What Is the leader the Opposition vetted the con- had a Conservative nominated hot who afterwards This pretty on Mr but shows that Premier Ross is developing in the Province The result will give the Government an Increased major two on Toronto Daily Star has introduced Into a feature is as novel as it conspicuous connection with news paper advertising It prints a lino in red ink every day top of the page advertisement of one of their large ytiflere marvel of its readers is as to how the thing time It prints special announcements of its own upon the front page of its paper from time to time also in colored Ink printing a paragraph at the bottom of one of of page and strengthening its front car toon aoma colored ink- As an of this latter upon day that It was announced that Pretoria had been by General the print 01 showing Bobs with a brush in hie band painting the map of fiouib Africa a British red as in ceo graphies hereafter thai part of world will bo colored It was one of Ilia moat t atriking newspaper work pro dnced in Canada or elsewhere As up- paper Toronto tilijert all is out right without without lliig Miss Eva Jackson was visiting Clio city over Sunday Mrs J Hunter Toronto was in Town last Monday Miss Edith of Weston visiting at Mr Mr Bradford of Toronto spent Wednesday with in Town J Gardner appears to be gaining fllowiy since coming home Miss of is visit- log her cousins the Misses Mrs Low jr is visiting at Parry Sound for two or three vecke Mrs Manly of Toronto is visit ing at Victoria Hill Holland Landing Miss Annie Terry of Tuesday with Mrs Fred Sax ton Miss- Violet of Toronto is spending holidays Miss Mrs Silver was visiting her son Mr Isaac Silver in this week Miss of was the guest of Miss Greenwood a few days this week Miss Grange of Toronto spent three or four days this week with the Misses Hughes Queen Street Miss Jessie Phillips of is visiting Miss Nettie Lehman at this week Miss and Miss den of Toronto spent over Sunday at Mr Joint Montgomerys Nellie Kindergarten home from Hamilton New State for the Sfrs K Jackson spent Sun- day Zephyr Villa Lake with her daughter Mrs barker Mrs entertained a number of her lady friends to a oclock tea last Friday afternoon Mr Robert Brown of Detroit Mich is on a couple of months visit with his parents St Kid will V preach in the Temperance Hail next Sunday morning at oclock Mr of Toronto represent ing a piano firm a couple of days in this week on business Mrs and daughter of St Paul Minn are here on a visit for a couple of weeks at Mr A James of a- for mer resident of this Town is here on a visit the guest of Mrs Rev J Livingstone is the jun ior minister on the Circuit of the Methodist Church for next Con ference year Miss Edith Spring violinist at the Sharon Concert is a of Mr at whose place she visited during iter stay here Mr and Mrs Oliver and Mr Arthur Oliver are spending this week in Place tttendrng wedding of Dr Oliver Mr of Toronto a well- known tailor in Newmarket some years ago who has- been laid up with sickness spent the past week with Mr A Watson Mr got a letter a few days ago from the of the Sugar Beef Industry in Newmarket enquiring about how the beets are growing and the acreage under culti vation He expects to visit this sec tion in the course of a couple of weeks Hon J Davis attended To ronto Methodist Conference which was held last week and part of this week in Methodist Church as representative of King Circuit He was also on the Farmers Excursion to Sans last Wednesday accom panied by Mrs Davis Mr Elgin got a letter this week from Thompson who reports that he is now out of hospital and ready to eat fight or hold the light again When writing he was visiting relatives at Blackpool Eng land but was to he hack at Head quarters on the for duty Mr Jos Bell is home again and is up with a sore hand He was working in a at Parry Sound for two weeks and got it so badly jammed hat bloodpoison set in and he had to to the hospital for treat ment The hand is getting teller now but he will be laid up for three or four weeks Mr John Hicks of Dakota gave the office a pleasant call last Friday He was on his way home from England where he had been on a seven months visit after an absence of years When Mr Hicks first came out to this country he was six weeks crossing the ocean and the first man he worked for was father of Mayor Cane with whom he for seven years He looks hearty for a man of his age and he enjoyed his visit in the old home he was glad to back to again rations In England on the Mr Walter was visiting at Bradford yesterday He goes to the city on Monday to accept situation Mr Win Bell came on Wed nesday evening Ho only went as far as Parry but thinks of going to British Columbia shortly- his eon Mr Jos Boll Hon P M and Wei- Lennox of Aurora among invited speakers at a Tp on Wednesday last Mr and Mrs J Little attend wedding of her cousin Miss Delia Defoe at The- bride and groom spent a couple of days here on their return homo Mrs was taken ill one day last week but In im proving nicely Mrs here from Weston and the Dr was up to see his mother Mr and Mrs Henry of Hull spent a few days with Iter brother Mr It J Little Mr Merry- weather Is one of the Superintendent at the Eddy Works in Hull The death of Mr Calvin Wilson in Nebraska lost Monday leaves Mr Alfred of Toronto the of six brothers and only two out of a family of eleven children Mrs Lang in Michigan is the only sister living and is now in her 84th year pleased to learn that Mr McCormick of Montreal formerly of the Ontario Bank here has been promoted to the position of account ant in the Ottawa Branch of the Mer chants Bank of Halifax Mr married Miss Flo of WORKED j Oar Toronto tetter The wife of Senator to the Conference oil Saturday Several hun dred private wore also invited number An the of of city goes to Fall on June Toronto of the by team lull for Montreal on last The Band free tn evening last at the Home or The annual ordination services in with meeting of the Toronto Conference took place Sunday morning at street church The attend enormous that many were unable to- obtain admission to the building The candidates for ordination were Messrs QD Arthur Peacock Thomas White A Belfry A Potter and John Wesley Fox i Anson Smith a employee was run down by a train while on duty at the foot of Brock street at oclock Saturday morning in juries constat of a broken nose and several bad bruises Ho was taken to the emergency hospital by the ambu lance For the next seven George MoClive Wilson the late paying teller of the Merchants Bank will be con fined in Kingston Penitentiary He was sentenced by Magistrate Kings- ford in the Police Court to three years each on two charges of em bezzling of bank funds to which be pleaded guilty the to On the charge of stealing he convicted and sentenced to four years imprison ment the term to commence- at the expiration of the two The town of has had an ex citing time with the construction of its power plant at Severn was awarded to Electrical Maintenance and Con Company of which P Was the representative This company had 6600 worth of machinery delivered at Severn by Machine Company of Quebec contract were unable to go on and the town took the entire matter in charge Company took possession of the and shipped on the Grand Trunk but were stopped at Lindsay by a replevin order obtained by the town On Wednesday the at Hall made an order declaring the defend ants to be the Company and striking out the Trunk and handing he to the town on the depositing a bond of The Euclid Methodist gent its annual outing yesterday to Bonds Lake via the Metropolitan large company spoke highly of days enjoyments A Hint Bucket flu If the real workings of average bucket were laid bare telegraph operator who much experience each the would open they can beat the game Just- to Illustrate the point Ill tell you a Soma ago there were two bucket shop In certain southern city supposed to bo run by northern operators it little alow and It was evident that the element waa to he auspl- clous of both establishment da manager of one of the concerns hunted up a- young fellow who bad more money than brains and asked him as a special favor to go over to tho other house and make such and such play Its a private speculation of my own ho said and I have a straight tip but I cant very well place the money myself on go count of my connection with Co If I did theyd get right young Idiot supposed of courts that He had a bucket shop man playing against an other It must be a euro thlngl ho not only placed the as requested but played tip hard himself did all his friends whom he promptly let the secret Needless to they were all eventually skinned out of every cent they put In but the remark able pari of the Is that the same tactics were and forth by both union on at leant a dozen differ en ominous Each time it was done they gathered In a lot of new clients and made a haul It de veloped not long afterward thnt the two bucket were run by same people New Orleans Times- Democrat The Busiest Store North of Toronto The Cheapest Store for Reliable roods in Canada I Your money back if not satisfied A A HE ROUSED JEFFERSON Why Hotel Porte- Watted on Iftd Sleep Weekly this leCfeiou A number ago he a one night In a town appearing In bin fti pari of Van Winkle In he hotel at which was on recently landed who as porter and peuerol Judged by the deep and serious Inter est be took In house he lpii have been clerk lessee end pro prietor rolled Into one At oclock In the morning Mr Jefferson was startled by a violent thumping on When he strug gled ImIo and realized that he had left call order at the lie Rut Bleep was spoiled for that morning Bo he arose and after appeared before the clerk here he de manded of that Individual why was I called at this unearthly I dont knew sir answered Ill ask Mike The Irishman summoned- Said the clerk Mike there no call for Mr Jefferson- Why did you disturb him Taking the clerk the of the coat the led him to one aide and said in a mysterious whisper He were ahnoring a horse eon and the bow he were shlnplng fur years to Off MoJke Its a onto him and July to git the out house lostantlyl New Blouses Muslins Ladies Blouses detachable col lars nice patterns special Ladles Fine Muslin Blouses with Fancy White Yoke at New Fancy American Muslins the very newest thing for Summer cents our special Now Spot Muslins from to New Victoria Lawns from to Ladles Linen Skirts Boots Shoes Ladies Kid Low Shoes special J Kings make Fine Kid Low Shoes ttylivv SPECIAL Fine Bleached Table Cloths size and price while this lot lasts each 1 CLOTHING on Here where we have no There are wouldbe competitors Mens Fine Box Calf Lace Boots special Mens Dongola Lace Boots very special J Some Special Snaps this week in Boys sad Girls Shoes such goods as we show aod such startling values take the wind out of their sails and mate them wonder how we do it Tomorrow we offer twentyfive Mens good solid wellmade Tweed Suits at- Better Coma Early Boys American Cotton Suits sizes to 50 c Mens Strong Tweed Pants per pair Our Mens Suits at would te a tar- gain In a tailor shop at 0 We always buy Farmers Produce and Pay Top Market Prices I MADDOGK Hail Driven Daniel a prominent New criminal lawyer in his ear ly life was a driver on the eld line and gleaned legal education largely upon the box seat of coach or change of was being made at the stations He was associated with others in the de fense of one Mrs McCarthy on her trial at for the murder of man named Hall of who was killed by a bullet from her revolver which was aimed at another man Judge presided at and seemed to believe In the prisoners guilt The Judge was bitter and so was The latter made oh ob jection and Insisted upon it rather strenuously Mr the judge I am not a horse cant he driven Weil your honor I learned In my early experience to drive moles will try to beep up toy former reputa tion Philadelphia Call Daniel OBreia a firmer living near Centralis while closing a gate was by lightning and instantly Wiled Markets June WOO are in order and suitable gifts are being shown as below Sets Dishes Dishes Tea and Toilet Sets LEMONADE SETS Plain and Fancy Glass hand decorated and etched in gold Four Tumblers Pitcher and Server Fancy Covered Cuff Col lar and Handkerchief Souvenirs of the War Boxes floral designs tinted and finished in sold Each with photo graph of a British General Just thing for presents Stone and I and gallon sizes beat enamelled ware and no more expensive than the common clay War Pictures Scenes on the Battle Field or Prominent Generals in South Africa Lord Roberts and BadenPowell Just a few more left A t fcJ Starrs Grocery and Fruit Store The Tomb on June beloved of lliWord years At the Juno 1900 Willi wnBonof late T formerly of Holland VQrUMirf JicforLadysmilh were ho All Qtitiiewrm per barrel is Wheat per e5 Parley per OSS per bushel per buflho OH Bye pet on per do Oil CO to Wool- per lb Kay per lb vox ton 4 a a a a a a a a I a a a a 120 a rttOOO 80 a a a a IB CO is r c Owing to the dry weather the Rush of the Berry Season will be over this week This is quite a surprise to fruit trade We will handle Mr berries again this season These berries always give the best satisfaction A Choice Line of House Plants large pots for cents Pineapples very choice from up We make a Specialtyof Fruits both Foreign and Home Grown Central Telephone I Ann The Oq Jose t St St the of 3 a Aurora on Jane wilt Mr J of A May to Mr J a r Toronto General en Tuesday A- Greenwood of a In on to Mr and ilra dttUghtcr e At Holland Landing on the llib to Clayton a daughter The Altai the residence of the brides parents Mr and Mrs Perry on Wednesday afternoon June by Rev A Bedford Mr Venablea to Lizzie Perry On Monday at be home of tbe brides uncle John Morrow Jameson Ave by Fish Ave- Mr J Wesley to ilisa Annie Campbell daughter ft Campbell Toronto In Toronto Co the of June Mr Alfred to Miss Laura Browning both of Township Oliver On Wednesday evening June at the residence of parents Carle ton Place by the Rev Mr Dr Oliver to Ethel y The Leading The Dawson City have for the Immediate benefit of Fire Fupf at r Unless a uniform wiije of day arid A Forking of are to AND I ana lionet vVkiio

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