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1 ALEXANDRA ONT. FRDAY MARCH lo YOL. XY 1905 «NO. 6 Hgh School Entertanment. NEWLY NDUGÏÏD PASTOR. Honest Watch Words. Watch purchasers are here told frankly that a lades $5 watch s not asatsfactory watch to buy. Better pay a dollar or two more have one thats relable. We keep a few lades $5 watches ts true but only for those who do not want to pay more. The purchaser s always gven truthful facts about t n buys entrely on hs own responsblty. We really do not care to sell m. WE HAVE A WATCH AT $7.s0 That we do sell. lke to.sell because we know t s relable. We have all grades Waltham Movements n stock also some tne celebrated Rockfords n lades gents szes. The Omega Precson Watch The.se qualtes we absutely guarantee. Optcal Reparng». make a.specalty dong tlmse promptly. No charge. Should your spectacles get twsted or bent out shape t wll be a pleasure to us to straghten m out for jmu t wll cost you only thanks. Remember test eyes keep largest best assortment Optcal Goods n town. H. Watchmaker Jeweler Optcan Alexra Ont. pttywttrnrtwtttyty So} Me] E Dress The.wse ones leave somethng to r talor. A word to wse. Let us show you how good an mported Black Venna Sut can be had at $15.00 to $22.00 equal to $20 to $30 Suts. The foregong prces also apply to our very fne assortmént Tweed Sutngs. Fancy Vests are all fashon..sozhe beautful patterns. We Our motto : Good Materals Good Styles Dstnctly New Most Correct. Jo F. L. MALOKE Never tzccorc had Alexer Hall contaned a larger or a more apprecatve audence than that whch greeted presentaton dramatc performance by pupls Hgh School on Frdayvenng last. Every seat n hou.se was.sold. The jest order prevaled several numbers won receved a meet cordal recepton. The orchestral sclecto-ns by Mss S..Wllson Mr. E. H. Tffany were well selected splenddly executed whle choruses under drecton Mss E. Flath Hgh School showed that A.H. S. possesses muscal talent no mean order.. Followng ojenng Chorus one act drama The Obstnate Famly was presented. n ths cast characters was partcularly well ordered. n fact ths was a charac terstc whole cvetng sperformance. Mr. John McMllan Mss Volet Campbell as man mad servants sustaned r parts remark sftzly well -whle Mr. Arche McGllvray Mss Eva Proctor as Mr. Mrs. Harford Mr. Clfford McEwen Mss sabel MePhee as Mr. Mrs. Harwood dsplayed a very consderable amount dramatc talent whch lacked any cvldende stage frght that so ten affects actng amateurs. Scenes from School Scal was next put on boards. Durng four acts n connecton wth ths number leadng roles Sr Peter Lady Teazle were admrably portrayed by Mr. John J. rvne nd Mss Grace McDougall whle several or characters were as follows Lady Sheer well Mss. G. MePhee Mrs. Can dour Mss Volet Marjerson Mara Ward St. Peter Mss Chrstena Kennedy Sr Benjamn Backbte Mr. Wllam MacLaren Mr. Crabtell Mr. Robert Proctor Mr. Joseph Surface Mr. Hnward McDonald Servant Mr. Donald A. MePhee. Followng a chorus The Moon s up four bref but humorous scenes from Courtshp marred lfe Mr. Bumble were presented.! The ludcrous actons Mr. Bumble Mr.s. Corney were mrth pro- vokng n extreme. The rcszectvc characters n tlls were reprose.fted by Mr. Fnluy McLennan Mss Jane A. McKnnon. The closng.scene was a lauglahle farce Smy vs. Smth n wlch Mrs. Smy sues- Mr. Stnth for breach promse. Mr. Ross McDougall as.tudgc Wschead. lore rcspon-sblty hs hgh fce wtl all due dgnty whle Lawyer Pro. Mr. Horace Marjerson Lawyer Con. Mr. Donald J. McDonald dolvered eloquent oratons on behalf r respectve clents. Court Offcer Mr. nlay Munro was much dsturbed by tle rrelevant nterruptons Edtor Wek!y Creeper Mr. John J. Mo Phee wllc Wdower Plentful Smth Mr. Alex. Fraser Wdow Rebecca Smy Mss Nelle McKay Hram Hoccake Mr. Stanley Gray caused much amusement l)y r nterpretatons legal phraseology modus oper! courtls law.. The jury was ndeed a motley assemblage composed as t was as follows Deafman Mr. Coln Campbell Crpple Mr. Arch. MePhee Sauer-XCraut Maker Mr. Angus Ken nedy Stutterng Man Mr. Harold Ostrom Tramp Arm Proulx Harelp Man Mr. James Tarleton Muldobn Mr. Fnlay McLennan Rev. Thusley Mr. Nel McCormck Ajax Mosaly Mr. Clarence Ostrom Farmer Tater Patch Mr. Stanley Shepherd Man wth nervous affee toa Mr. Alex. J. McDonald Strong Mnded Woman Mss Volet McDougall. The Strong Mnded Womar an Mudoon were two characters espe cally well carred out whle th antcs ors kepl larg audence n a contnua roar o laughter. Taken all n all entertan ment was a splendd one. The cos tumes were admrably desgned am those who had charge tran ng several fcharacters a well as pupls are to bo heart ly congratulated on tle succès whch crowned r efforts. The sngng Natonal Anm lrought programme to a close. Merchant Talor. &ljlojlsjljlo.juuljlo.ju VVTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT LAXATVE LAORPPB TABLETS AND COUGH BALSAM THEY ARE SOLDALL N ONE PACKAGE FOR 25c s what a great man look at when bnyngh hat. Nfow a hat s lke many or artcles you buy n order to get somethng worth whle QX1A UTY mua be frst consderduu. Dou e drop m uoo expect to get $1.00 worth sats faoton out t. Tonll be dsap ponted f you do. Pay prce expect to get your money s worth orwse dem return t. That s what we clam for oar Hats vane for every cent nvested or yonr money back. AND âüarantebd TO BR UP AÏTO COLD OB -COUGH J. rclester Druggst Optcan Alexra Ont. The QUALTY our Hats s now well known all over conn try. We keep only suoh lnes as ve can recommend. We do not carry so called cheap Hat. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA J. W. WEÉQAR See onr array ths season Oonveyanoer Oommssoner Hlgrh Court Justce. The Bnokley Stff Hat Bengal" Battersby Stobart Rawlns " Bengal SJft Hat Stetson Montauk Stella Several thoas dollarsto loan on productve farm town property n County Glengarry. ONT. WELL DRLLNG The undersgned begs to nform people Glengarry that he has porbased one latest steam drlls s prepared to drll a fve nch hole n rook or auy knd sol to a depth 400 feet f necessary to obtan water. rx_oat 362 wells sunk not one oomplsnt Js been heard. U AddrOse 82-ljr Splendd Dramatc Performance by Pupls» Rev. A. G. Cameron who was re cently nducted nto pastorale Apple Hll Marlntown PresbyAlexra Hgh School Caste teran Churches s a son Manse. Hs fafler was late»: Rev. Hugh Cameron who held sevs Characters Splenddly Chosen. eral charges through Ontaro. ARTHUR CAMPBBEL LOfgnAl L O) C many or splendd makes all gnaranteed up to proe asked. - Drop n see m. y 5 Wll. J. Smpson vvwvwyvyvv/wvwwwww NEETNG OF GLENGARRY PRESBYTERY There who a large attendance when ths Presbytery melt n St. John s Church Cornlwall on Tuesday 7 th nst. A call from Max vlle congregaton n favor Rev. R. McKay.late Sherbrook N.S. was accepted by hm. The call was sgned by nnetyseven members one hundred sxty-fve adhcrénts guarantedd $900 a stpend per annum. Dr. JVtcDarmd.P.S. J. A. Cameron were rerosontalves from Maxvlle church. The nducton Mr. McKay wll take place on Tuesday 21st March a t 1 p.m. whdn Rev. A. G. Camer on Apple Hll wll preach Rev. H. D. Letoh St. Elmo address pastor Rev. Dr. K. McDonald Wllamstown congregaton. Prosbvtery approved most heartly effort Kng s Daughters to rase $1500 for Cornwall General Hosptal commendng t to lberalty our peole. Messrs. 0. Crag A. Cheney H. St. John John Johnson were appont cd Commssoners to next Asscjmbly. The followng were aponted Conveners Stng Commttees Church Lfe Work N. Waddell. Home Mssons P. F. Langll. Autgmentaton- A. Govan. Statstcs D. Maclnren. Systematc Benefcence K. A. Gol an. Sabbath Schools D. MeVoar. French Evangelzaton J. TJ. Tan ncr. Young People s Socetes Dr. Hark neas. Presbytery unanmously adopted a resoluton protestng aganst educaton dlauscs n Autonomy Bll now before Domnon Parlament drectng that copes sad resoluton be forwarded to Sr Wlftd Laurer representatves Stormont Glengarry Prescott n House Commons. Rev. D. N. Coburn gave report on Sabbath Schools wthn bou nda. Rev. W. G. Wallac D.D. Toronto was nomnated to fll char New Testament Lterature Exegess n. Knox College. The annual report on Church Lfe Work was read by Rev. K- A. Gollan whle Dr. Harkness presented hs report on Young People s Sor oetes. Both were adopted Gonvenors were thanked for r dlgence. Mr. MacLaren s report on Statstcs ndcated larogrcss n almost all congregatons totals showng ncreases n stpend pad n congregatonal expendture n contrbutons to mssons n general benevolenoe whle re had been a reduc ton about $6900 n church debts wthn Presbytery. Presbytery adjourned to meet n Maxvllo at 1 p.m. on 21st nstf s. D. MacLaren Clerk.) Tlc subject ths sketch was born at Beachburg Ont. When qute young he moved wth hs parents to / Kppen Huron Co. where hs studes bejgan n Publc School that place. n course a few years hs far was statoned at Summeratown t was durng that tme that newly nducted pastor passed Entrance Examnaton at Wllamstown. Upon death hs far whch took place at Mountan Ont. subject our sketch moved to Ottawa wth hs mor where he accepted a poston wth one leadng busness houses where he was engaged for sx years. Resgnng hs poston re he decded to furr pursue hs studes entered McGll Unversty Presbyteran College Montreal. He graduated from latter n 1901 wnnng Crescent St. Church Sclolarshp for general prcency a prze n Ecclesastcal Archtecture Elocuton. mmedately succeedng hs graduaton he accept ed an appontment from Homo Msson Commttee to Vars Rearbrook Navan where he remaned untl a few montffs ago when that feld vvas rased to status an augmented oharge. Rev. Mr. Cameron whose wfe s a cousn Rev. D. MacLaren ths town has travelled consderably havng crossed contnent twce REV. A. G. CAMERON pad a vst to Brtsh sles France Pastor Apple Hll Martntown We cordally welcome Mr. Mrs. Churches. [Cameron to Glengarry. Strctly Persoal. Rev. R. A. Macdonald Greenfeld was n town for a few hours on Tuesday. Rev. J. E. McRae J. A. McMllan M.P.P. were vstots to Lan castor çn Tuesday. Master Phlp Labelle late News who spent some tme n Cornwall Hosptal returned home ths week. We rjjgret to loam that re has been but lttle change h bs condton. Mr. Geo. Cameron hs sster Mss Jesse Cameron Sundayed wth frends at Vankleek Hll. Mr. J. A. McDougall Local Regstrar Cornwall was n town ths week. Mr. Alex. McMllan S Pont daho s vstng hs cousn Mr. D. J. McMllan 8-3rd Kenyon. He ntends returnng to West shortly Mss Sarah J. Donovan who spent some montlrs wth her sster n Norrn Ontaro has returned to town accexted a oston wth John Smpson & Son. V Mr. Mrs Duncan A. Grant left Apple Hll on Thursday fonmon treal where y wll spend a few days vstng frends on r way to Slverton B.C. where y ntend makng r future home. Mr. Mrs. Grant carry vuh m best wshes r many Glen garry -frends. Mr. E. H. Tffany attended Ysaye rectal n 0 ttawa Monday evenng. Mcssrs. W. H. Dck J. A. McRae J. D. McDonald D. A. McDonald B. O Connor F. L. Malone \\ere n Cornwall on Tuesday gvng evdence at prelmcnary hearng Crown vs. A. Loney. Mss Bertha McDougall Maxvlle who spent several days n town last week returned home.saturday even ng. Mr. J. R. Proctor Manager Unon Bank s confned to hs room by an attack pneumona. We are ploascd to note that hs present con dtlon promses complete rccoveryt Mr. Dlv-er Quebec but late Wnchester s actng manager at.present. Mr. E. Lalonde Cornwall who releved Mr. W.lm. Laurn NewB staff for several days last week returned home on Saturday. The News s always pleased to hoar from Glengarry boys abroad. Durng past week ve receved a hghly nterestng letter from Duncan McMllan Vancouver R. C. who holds an mportant poston wth C. P. JL Duncan reports all ex Glengarrans re as dong well those our mmedate acquantance beng J. W. Chsholm D arcy McDonald Sam. Kennedy D A. MePhee J. M McCormck..We wsh you all well boysl Master Donald Macdonald Loyola College Montreal spent Sun day Monday at hs home Garry Fen. 1 We were pleased to receve at call on Monday from Mr. R. F. McRae Loohels Mr. D. K. McLeod well known Merchant Dunvegan was a Fr? day vstor. Mss A L. Johnston has arrved after attendng New York Montreal Toronto sprng mllnery DPenngS. Mes Lzze Hayden who wll open a mllnery store n Larmour Block Lancaster about last Mard has returned horns after attendng New York Montreal" Toronto mllnery openngs. Mss Lne mllner at A. Mark son s has returned from attendng several mllnery openngs S now prepared to cater to mllner neejs lades Alex ra dstrct. Mrs. John MacLaren Brockvlle Mss MacLaren Bellevlle are n "town guests Mrs. D. MacLaren at manse. Mt srs. Donald Mcntosh. Dalketh o.ud Allan D. McDonald Glen Nevs were vstors to town on.wednes.: day. Mss Edth Md-ester who Sjent several weeks n town guest her bror Jno. McLestcr Esq. re turned to her home n Fergus Un. yesterday mornng. Durng her stay n tolvn Mss McLester made many frends who wll be pleased tjo welcome her at all tmes to Glongarry s captal. Mr. Mrs Jno. D. Anderson Domnonvlle were n town on Thursday on r -wdy to vst r daughter Mrs. J. F. Cattanach North Lancaster. Mss Aloxna Lefebvre has return-. ed from attendng sprng mllnery ojcnngs. She s now prepared to attend to. wants her many customers. MEmlPtU SCHOU REPORT FOR FEBRUARY. Gty Fars Transact Busness. Sr. V Marks ssble 820 Leonard McGllvray 602 Ada McRae 634. Boss Tarlton 617. Lela McKay McGregor 600..D J. Dewar wood $ The Town Councl met on TuesDonald McRae 568. day evenng when followng acp. McDonald wood $ John R. McRe 536. counts were receved ordered A. P. McDonald $ Ketha Hutt 532. A. D. McGllvray $ pad. Margaret Wlson 461 A. A. McDonald $ W. G. Hall $ Lous Shepherd 454. J. F. Sauve $6.04. A. Carrère charty $4.39. Else McLeod 443. D. A. McDongald $ J. Smpson $ Wlle McMllan 381. A moton was passed a])pontng Hart & Rddell $4.25 Spencer Cole 270. A. J. McDonald J. J. McDonell Jr. V Marks possble 830. A. Markson $ a commttee to nvestgate C. H. Me Queen Cty Ol Co. $ Eugene Monk 645. Knnon s clam fdr wafer damages. Angus McDonald $ Helena Shcberd 632. A very lagely sgned zetton J. W. Larocque $ Marguerte Mcntosh 526. from resdent.son west sde Georgna Wlson 505. R. E. T-. Prngle $ Bslop St. askng that a percan. Gen. Elec. Co. $ Wlle rven 469. manent walk be lad along that Sr. ll Marks xssble "616. D. J. Sabourn $7.85. tloroughfarc wus receved. J. Ruthven Wlsam 399. D.. Wa»on $ No acton can be taken w th rehazel Gray J. L. Moms ÿsa.o. Davd Markson 365. forenoc to ths matter untl after H. Bons wood $ Frank Lauzon 331. assessment s completed. P. Larocque wood $48.00 o John Urquhant 280. Jr. ll Marks possble 503. Edmund McGUllvray 450. Pearl Shepherd 436. Jean MacLaren 414. Maron Wlson 363. rene Dewar 284. Hector Slauve 277. Lucy Morrs 206. Kate Mcntosh 07. Class Marks possble 500. Pass 250. Percy Mller 341. Myrtle Robson 280. Dan Monck 250. Harry Foster 236. George Urqubart 187. Rose Rowe 123. Gdorge Layl 118. Those wth an astersk after r name were absent durng part examnaton. F. SchoOley Prncpal.

2 ff rtnan. \ A loy boy rnvo at fftc l{w«df Mcüojdwear Ltfchfet-y oa Urday. T borne Alljl Kcnly ab M&roc s Ms. wasftjso bhtenctb by bc arrvh ôt d%attÿ boÿ on day. We regret-txr - -report-tfre" dcathr Mss Nancy McNaughtop tho \6th dhrlbamrurgat-fle a. 89. J. B. Coulthart. Monkl. was n town Monday. -VHVE jîoâ Éé.saw :-fjor- tljc -.-BéV.stwmf jarvtéc: o.n -FEtay r:. yjwe tcro Borry tt lean Eltab famly Ro-bert Strlng ntend mov Dancng was ndulged n from 9 p. mg to Waterloo. Que. on Monday m7"otttl d a.m. wtl mternusson at March 13th. The annual meetn-g ot Bble Mr. Gutsell Ba Ot- half tme when supper was served. tawa Sundayod wth frends n jtbe Pr. Chas. Fleck Cornwall fur- Socety Was held on Sunday morntàshed -tnuse-. 1 ng. The collecton tns year was Oaptal. " amountng to " Mls. BuCllan -LOrgnal artvcdl "The frst df - vfeck wtnbsscd verv encoura-gg O h tolln SatutdfytcTenmè to vs!t.mor dhab-gc n vtlàge property? Mrs. D. S.vngStcr havn.g dsposed Mr. J. B. McDonald s su4ferng her ssttr Mr.. HughMcX«A. BbrUa Mcou(gall -fbo nycnt her dwellng lot to Mrs. Mack from an attack 1a grppe. Messrs. Fraser McDonald shp BeVeral- days n AlcJfra last week n OÏ èt. Ance.t. Mr.. -Wm. Brdtt G.F.R. pa.ssongcr ped a car load cattle on Tucsr returned Saturday evenng. Durng--past week Mr.s. A. t. agent pad Lencastcr a vst on Wed day. A number young [leople from McDougall véted her home At nesday. hero attended dance at Greenfncht hbr Aged ta Her beng serous feld on Monlay evenng. ly lln- - Scramct wll be dspensed n- The : prpfereésâ.yt euchre held.n - - PrcsJytean Çhurehtet. Elno-ncxt Sunday mornng. : echopr ïueâcfe éÿreapg pruved A A good many farmers are sellng suheess bôthllhancally And socally.the Glengarry.Alarblc Grante Most.aabel McDonald afld" R J- - Mp r stock etc. ths sprng. J. F. Go. s latest.acquston to our McRac s takng n sales vëj}é to lucky :tv5nna«bjard - rauu-messrs..p. -Blnne buyng up a fne lot cattle prlzep-.jsj Wn. HU are roretors- Atter. refrpshksats Jïïüïé!.partakeg pgs he must have over one hunour enterprsng poul-trymanv E.rR..Mt.. Kennedy preswglt: thd dred head cattle. Frtb vs.exhbtng. Some hs Geo. Steen was n Summerstown.»tck at -.-slow. -rp Ottawa ths clubvî-tpqje ohae aad à short: Monday. qrügrtuhmé) was redÿé-.an open week...1-j.mss Fraser Lancaster has a Mrs. J. W Weegar was.n MOH mg chpjs by ke o{l kvvfts follow muscclass at Bansvlle oo-mes ed by n.reputo by ïjê»4t. Boürkj jn rday ) Saturday On down -every Saturday. Her pupls arc l..r returp she. was accompaned.by ths-h lnrn by q japfrom MlsS advancng very rapdly. M. smhdonal MJS baura M...Wcegar tho G. The many frends John MacMoCrunt&ny&n.MesEgaWAD. - Mp.R. who spent Sunday 1 at her homepherson wll regret to hear that CrtSfepfk) here. - ju-rhe s ll wth a severe cold. heljdt ar[ bwng.(o jutcss. o. -Rev. do Jt : don t t.ke but very lttle to f. palcy.who along-.wth-.mrs. make some xoplc lose r temdaley was sufferng from an attack per. Some lose t because y can grppe noysrytees wereheld m.- addn5 S-îTÿ?w#5oy not alwys have r way n every Oogteg-atcjjql Chyrch. pn Sun- mna thng. t don t do for a person to try..uo.-u-me- o. b. Messrs. DSnean Mclntch AVn rde two horses at a tme es-tq J} Cenncc-VerC yul-ness vlsltos..o pecally when one s very frey Alcxàrdham WedAç-wt j happly spent to a close. The club wshes to tba-nk all those or slow steady. - éèfvoes n bc Rresytcrân J. H. McVcar s vstng frends GMutch oasù$daÿ[ were" jcc nduct who so.akkdl)y "asssted n makng n Montreal. evenng a success. bÿ btf.ùrg "théÿtfïer D. D. McCuag our -genal postmss D!M}Gràlén!-/. Wllams College Montreal. _ town s vstugj..t. Bllsdalc Cot- master auctoneer has t.sale.aebfevo- McBwe.-afd-.D. F. îfcpd nearly every day ths sprng. tage.. al weren QÿfïvyUr reefen-rt-v Mr. Mrs. J. Martn T. J. Mr. H. McDougald. Mss sabel Rev. A. G. Cameron Apple Hll Hggns were n Cornwall Frday. was a vstor to town on Thursday McDonald vvjere vstors to AlexanThe crossng on Lake s very dra Sunday». 4 5!.À--.- last.! r.-w CT r poor re beng so much water on Mss 5ar..MoPsonl f Bo ÿhad Mr. Bt/:rJ43 Jah3eek ce. Hll MeSsrS.JeEn Sproul S. Me been vstng her sster n Montreal Dck Farrcn better known as tor several weeks has returned ntosh Mojkl R. McCuag Esq. Black Dck s vstng at Vm. Car Apple Hll Mr. Wm. Framro? Mr. D. C. MoRac lttle son tens Dunvegan were Maxylle..votprs W. Carter took a bad turn last went "to.mohtrédr Saturday where ths-ree-k..l-". " làttev uhder.wéüt à.ccessful Saturday s stll very sck. atfg- Aa J. F. s never out- order Operaton.for appendcts. "Al hoxs sorry to say s very seldom fotlltfle Afgus speedy recovery. SeVethP young lades had order...!.0..speob f yon want to hear good fsh wlre? h Cajïta. has t fpr a delghtful ftnovv-shoe tramp stores vs fsh cabns on home hnp h çjxpëttfcd 4erp fjjs..latr sojeraf mls- last Mohdày. lake. You wll hear some whopcrs. tcn«hto ths \k. " " J. F. MoRae has a large gan-g men cuttng wood logs n h.s Catuerpn-l Ateldcu _ thé m eptng pf bush. :Mr MrsJ. P.McKcrchcr vst.fresbytory4n ÇôrÂdafdnïuesy la lar)go quantty cloth s bo od r far Mr. p. Ferguson f.bslfà rt tp tfkp Bce pf-.st- Elj- l!3tof ths week ng -sold n vcnty by Mr. Du herd On - - nst..htahejn -Mr.MTS. W"p."McRae Brdge pus St. Amcet. ndefmfeypb. End called ph fréïdd n Glen Maxvlle frends are pleased -.-to on-monday. " meet _Reeve f MeNaughtpn pfjn Mr. fdunfcaïkénfaody St. Elmo LnoJhvlle Svbse famlÿ suï!fered so vsted hs farrn-law Mr. C. A. Sugar season wll soon be here severely from dphra. ".We. are Stewartb" " who s to favor us wth frst plea-sed to kndw thahàlparp how Messrs Vncent J. J. McEwen taffy party? convlescentj.11-. oblbloomngtbnjjkssod through Our farmers have showed r nmr. James Anderson bpmnph Glen. Saturday" last. terest n good roads by purchasng X vlle who-dold hs Earlj to!r. Mr. Dan McNaughton arrved home a snow plow. MéDéhaldlohf -- Rlcévle-.has.hove-d from woods last week. f all reports be true num to.rmîhéhfestdr vvhetc" he wll resde Mss.. da Stewart Maxvlle ber sprng weddng n ths vcnan up-to-date snow plow ppçrat syent a few. days at her grfa- ty wll be unusually largo ths ed -by Mr. e-wlls "Bush Ppmr s L) Stcw.rl ths week. sprng. Lnonvtle- dd Splendd work ph pur. Mrs. McCallum Martntown Peter J. Campbell s haulng brck streets Such a- hàethpd Ahpuld.V bc E.os - guest her son E. G. for erecton hs new resadopted n evetytabétbu.. MeCallum for a few days. dence. Wra -regret - tpo hhrpgtcle hs week Mr- - Mrs. J. Barrett are vst Mrs. A. D. Stewart Maxvlle deathv-on Sülàÿlastî JVTr. ng Vanklfeck Hll frends ths week. Donald D. De-war 4th Rokbprough : Mr. Phlp Bradley Fourner was guest Breadalbane frends on Sunday. afjtcr-an llness extehdhg oyer.sey-. vsted our hamlet lately. Mrs. Jonn rvno AVestburn era!.months." "b-:--" MrS Joln McRae Bonne Hll Mantoba was guest Breadal The deceased \Vhc vaschè. cajlcd on frcnds n Glen. bane frends. mpst.promnent farmers o Rojhqr! Mr. Geo. Mss Jesse Cameron rough Townshp sahfyvedhy.sesfvsted frends here on Sunday. erajohldrdh e"tte y qrge crcé. Mss Mna McLaurn spent last.- 1 fronds- b3l w.hom hé wasvery.. Mss Chrstena M. McGregor spent hg.hly. esteemed. To eh-àblo sohe a vyeek wth her parents Mr. week vstng frends at Laggan. Messrs. John P. Jas. McLaur famly to ahtve / frorp Nova Mrs. R. C. McGregor. She returned Scp.ta.Jja tme «thé- f UUerdl jwhph. oh Monday to Ottawa to resume n attended Thos. Voods sale at West brae last Thursday. WAa-j-oondtotcd" ll hé jplat dtea. The funeral late Donald ChurphjDom-nPnVlle was not eld Mss J. M. Cameron was guest untl Thursday. Rev. H. Br-yant pqn Mss Munroc Moose Creek McPherson who ded on Tuesday 28th took place on March 2nd from ducted -servce - 1 darng week. hs late resdence to BreadalSmoore.syfapathy-3- extcnled to! Mrs. Jas. McGregor Mrs. R. C. bane Cemetery. A large number ga bereavod -b McGregor. Mrs. D. McKercher red to pay r last trbute attended sewng bee at Mr. Dan respected to departed. The ser McGregor s on Tuesday. vce was conducted by Rev. Jas Mrs. 0. Cameron s vrstng OtFraser. A wdow four daughters tawa frends. MaS Marlép ïlo.ustpn : s.. guest two sons are left to mourn Mrs. Alex.Ard was guest - her"ann-t Mrs. D. A.McPherhs loss. (frends at McDonald s Grovo on son Montre-a Mr- lchn- Gloosgo. jtho..bgfted Monday. Mrs. Jennet Ard. daughter p.a«stv-ot "Cornwall: pejj.tuesathol passed through town Wednesday h Eancasjer.j Mss Anne May Rchard ot VankQute-a -nhhller from" l: ys vllage day. Mr. Alexer Fraser J.P. s n leek Hll s guest Mss Lly attended debate. ahclc.av held Ottawa gucst hs son John Rchard ths week JubleeHklT-Whîsyleoh MonMr. M. Shaughencssy Monday évcnîng" The Qçngraprue wjch Fraser. Mrs. Angus Grant Moose Creek treal was n town ths week. was vared -a.hd htere3t proved Mss Anna Boll John.son Brdge has a number teams engaged a source enjoymeht. c all. Mrs. R. S. Knght who" was very haulng logs from Mr. George Ben- End was guest Mas Gurto Johnson ths week. ll Tor.some-dayo threatened wth nett s bush. Alex Sy Rolertson were Mss Gertrude McRerchcr returned pnnol mprqyg ncely. guests Mr. D. Hope Sunday. musc to Montreal on Wednesday. A number young people puplll «n He n ease md t keepsrhe pres.lor ËüsHng on te.ch ot Srngham were present at tle party at Mr. Blar s Lode on Wedng day whch s every alternate nesday evenng. Saturday. A very enjoy a blc evenng was spent Mss McPhec Toronto s q-n Mjay at Mrf J» LagrjOwfs guest Mr. Mrs. Wm. Brady. where tho youth beauty ot ths Monday s Montreal Herald contans Alex. McDonald s lad up for a dstrct gared to hold last a xrtrat cut Mr. Stanley Dardance season. rag a Lancaster boy who plays A1 tme wth a sore knee. On Tuesday a number from here Wlle O Shea Rodde McDonald hockey s ths.season captan ors returned home front attended euchre party held at. St." Patrck Cadets.) St. Raphaels. A full house good Mr. Jam». R. Fraser returned Sudbury lately. The potato famne s at an end tme s reported. from Mada.waska on Monday. MV. Mr. M. J. Morrs ot Lochel Fjrasor was absent for two weeks two car loads potatoes have been Mss O Shea Glen Norman vst on a trp through Npssng D.s brought to staton one by -R. cd at Mr. P. T. O Shea s on Suntrct purpose whch was to A. Johnston or by Messrs.. day. Crcsswell Dancausc. locate some l clams. The sale held at A. J. Kennedy s John Kppen s horse ran away The Lenten season was ushered n on Tuesday was largely attended. on Wcdnesd-y for several week.s or evenng damagng bs cutter T out for a pleasant drve avod serously quckly clearng thsec Wll be a general quetness.n west sde road unless you enjoy lne publc prvate en- way for all edestrans. (ptch-l.olcs. Mr. Mrs. John Morrson tertanments n ths vcnty. Mr. G. H. McGllvray made a bus The senor room Lancaster Maxvlle are vstng Mr. Mrs. ness trp through Were on Monday. Huglc Grant. School was closed th.s week owng Mss Magge McDarmd.seat Sun. y. Wo extc.ud congratulatons to Mr. to llness Mr. McConnell od. McDonald St. Rapaels who who was sufferng from effect.s day wth Mss Anne Campbell. Mles McMllan vsted frends n has purchased Mr. rvnes cheese a severe cold. factory hero wsh hm every Anor very -successful party gfv Roxlxnougl on Sunday. MLs.s Ag:g?. Lavgne s learnng success. Mr. McDonald.s wclcomon.qs a farewell to.mr. Donald A. )d back to ths d.strct havng been -Cameron. one popular young dressmakng v.tb Mss Mlle B-arry. an employee ol Mr. rvne n ths Mss El Coleman Roxbomen ths place was lcld n McRae s Hall on Frday evenng last. rough s vstng Mss Lorane Colo J eccton some three years ago. Maxvlle.. Bansvlle StewartS Q-len Breadalbane Srngham Krk Hl Sprng comes next Mr. D. D. McLeod s vfry at.present. We hope to «hear hs speedy recovery. We.o-e sorry to hear that Mr Fnlay Morrson lad tlc mlsfortuno -to hov(r-rsftrot~ hurt by a orso jtramnng on- t We trust to sco fr out-soénlgan. 3 sajl-a.. McLennan left for an extended vst to frends n Vankcek Hll. WlUo Dew-ar pad Vanklcek Hlp busnc3.s call la.st Saturday. Mb. John Obleman was guest Mr. M. J. McMllan last Sunday. Mr. J. N. McCrmmon McCrm mon vsted A. D. McGllvray last Sunday. Mr. A. D. McGllvray was engaged n threshng at home last Monday. Mr. John R. Mcntosh s haulng logs at McCrmmo-n at present. Mr. Angus McLeod Sundayed wth Mr A. D. McGllvray. Among those who attended dance at McCrmmon -s last Thurs day were Mcs.srs. J. A. McLennan J. R. Mcntosh Dan McGlUvray Mr. D. A. McGllvray. Mr. Angus Oblem an -was guest Mr. Fnlay Morrson Sund-vy. Mss Kate A. McCuag was guest Mss May Dewar Sunday evenng Quter a tew from here attended recepton at Laggan last Wednesday evenng tendered to Mr. D. A. McLennan yv ho s leavng for West n a few weeks. Mr. Jack McMllan Glen Sfeld. was guest Mr. Dougal McKnnon last Sunday. Mr. Angus Dewar was guest Mr. Jas. McCuag last week. ProcîaHU Be t known to publc ra To:n A.Mconol representng D. J..laneson oter at cat pces Frankln s Stock over Cunnngham s stock over Tobn s stock over - - $ $ These stocks comprse nearly everythng usually kept n frst-clas.s establshments conss.t a very large stock Dry Good.s Beady-made Clothng Gents Fur-" nshngs. Lades Wear Boots Shoes Crockery Pants Ols Groceres etc. all are fered at greatly reduced prces. Our frends publc are respectfully nvted to gve us a call we feel confdent a look through wll convnce all that money can be saved by tradng wth us. Tobn & McDonell Two Stores. Lancaster Ont Fourner J. A. Cameron Alexra was n tom-n Tuesday. Mrs. Rcnwck had a qultng bc-o on Frday. Mrs. Johnston baby Douglas McEwen returned from vstng St. Elmo frends on Saturday. A meetng s called to organze Conservatve party ths county on tho 13th at Vankleek Hll. George McGllvr.y famly wll leave soon to take up r abode n Maxvlle. The young men from lumber camps are returnng one by one. Leonard Renwck has been pngaged as school-master for rest tho year at Ross school house began duty last week. We wsh hm every success. Mases Flora Bradley Dora Downng vsted AJhol frends recent ly. Mr. Mrs J. Barret.Athol were n town on Saturday. Mrs. J. Bradley daughter. Mss Flora leave ths week for Mantoba where y purpose resdng n future. They wll be greatly mssed here. They leave behnd m many relatves frends w-ho wsh m prosperty happness n r new home. n socal crcles M.ss -Bradley was always asyecal favorte her wnnng manner cheer fuj dsposton endeared her to all. Rev. A. B. Johnston Aylmer made a busness trp to town on Frday. Robert Rowe vsted hs daughter Mss Lly n Maxvlle last week. Alexra Hardware Store NWA n a.short tme you wll need some our Tnware so read followng put t where you can fnd t when needed. Our goods are rght so are our prces. Sap buckets $8.00 $10.00 per 100. Sap pans from 7ôc. to $2.00 per foot. Sap spouts 65c. per 100. Pals 15c 20c 25c 35c 50c 60c 75c 90c. each. Mlk cans 30 gallons broad hoop $5.00 each. Dssoluton Partnershjj Notce s hereby gven that partnershp heretore exstng under frm name ot Sabourn Bros. butchers ud dealers n meats etc. has ths day been lssolved by mutual consent. All outstng accounts must be pad wthn thrty days followng ths notce etlcr by note or cash. n future busness wll be carred on by Alphonse Sabourn who wll conduct f on a strctly cash bass. Joseph Sabourn. Alphonse Sabourn. Alexra Just here let us say that last year w e sold more mlk cans pals than any four or tn shops n Glengarry put toger ths year we ntend to beat ths record f good goods low prées wll do so. Won t you help us f Avc can save you money.? f you do not lve near here wrte us we wll send you our prce for any tnware that you may need telver t at your nearest ralway staton wthout any freght charges to you. We ntend to do largest busness-n tnware n Glengarry we are sure we can do so. Gth February. REAL ESTATE All descrptons farm town property bought sold n all parts Connty on lberal terms. A few snaps n real estate are ferng now. D. A. MCDONALD 34-tf ns. Agt. Alexra P. LESLE & SON Hardware p Tnware. ALEXANDRA. Glen Kobertson Nothng But Best used n make up our suts overcoats. Munroe s Mlls Apple Hll. Keep Warm durng Fall Wnter by wearng a wellmade-up sut or overcoat. have m to sut all fgures purses. j Alexra s Leadng General Store. Hats Hats Hats -- A. J. McDougall : The largest best selected stock St Hard Hats ever receved n Alexra. ftt Hats a Specalty. A call solcted. MERCHANTS TALOR MAXVLLE. P. fl. HÜ0T& SON Hîexra. M AAAAAA AAr-AA/AOrvAA/VAA/WA/VA

3 d Hoclelaga. Head Offce Montreal Establshed Captal Authorzed $ Captal Subscrbed Captal pad up $ Rest Head Offce Quebec. BO.VRD OF DRKCTORS : Andrew Thompson Esq Pccâîddnfc. Mon. John Sharpes Vce-Presdent. D. C. Thomson Esq E. J. Hale Esq Ed. Groax Esq Wm. Prce Eeq Wllam Shaw Esq. Captal subscrbed Capta] pad up Best Cr. Prt Loss Presdent. -F. X. ST. CHARLES Vce-Pres.~ROBT. BCKERDKE M.P. Orectors : A. Turcotte Hon. J. Roll J. A. Yallancourt. D. General Manager. M. J. A. Prendergast General Manager. nspector. Ass t nspector Sapt. N. W. Branches G. H. Blfour J. G. Bllott F. W. S. Crspo. H. B. Shaw A General Bankng Busness transacted. nterest pad from date frst depost captalzed half yearly. Letters Credt sold on any part world. Apple Hll. Mooney dd t The Mooney bakery has doubled sze n frst year. The bakers are workng nght day rajlroads arc runnng extra trans grocery stores are busy as bees whole naton s cracker-hungry all because cf Mooney s Perfecton Cream Sodas BuNCUEs : Alexra Oat. Mnnedosa Man. Altona MAn. Montreal Que. Areola N.W.T. Moose Jaw N.W.T Brtle Man. Moosomn. N.W.T Bossevau Man. Morden Man. Calgary N.W/f. Neepawa Man. Cardston N W T Norwood Ont. Carberry Man. Okotoka N.W.T. Carleton Place Ont. Oxbow N.W.T. Carman Man Pncher Creek N.W.T. Crystal Cty Man. Qu Appdlle (Sta)V.W.T. Cypress Kver Man. Quebec Quo. Delorane Man. " (St. Lous St.) Edmonton N.W.T. Rapd Cty Man. Frank N.W.T. Regna N.W.T. Glenboro Man. Russell Man. Gretna Man. Shelburne Ont. Hamota Man. Shoal Lake Man. Hartney Man. Bntaluta N.W.T. Hastngs Ont. Smth s Falls Ont. Hgh tver N.W.T. Sours Man. Holl Man. Toronto Out. ndan Hencl N.W.T. Vrdon Man.. Kemptvll- Ont. Wapella N.W T. Kllarrfy Man. WawanesR Man Letlbdgo N.W.T. Warton O.t MacHeod N.W.T. Wnchester Out. Mantou Man. Wnnpeg Man. Melta Man. WolsoJev N.W.T. Medcne Hat N.W.T. Yorkton N.W.T Merrckvlle Ont. VANKLEEK HLL BRANCH D. MeNNES Manager!To PâTEÜT &50 deas may be secured by our ad. Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltmore. Md Town Farm Propertes for sale on very reasonable terms. Also for sale three stores three hotels stuated n advantageons localtes. MONEY TO LOAN at lowest rates. Apply to JAS. J. MCDONALD Real Estate Agent Alexra FOREGN AGENTS : London Parr s Bank Lmted New York Natonal Park Bank Bostoî) Natonal Bank tbe Ropablc Mnneapols Natonal Bank Commerce St. Paul St. Paul Natonal Bank Great Falls Mont Frst Natonal Bank Chcago 111 Corn Exeb. Natonal Bank Buffalo N.Y. The Marne Bank Detrot Alch Frst Natonal Bank Duluth Mnn Frst Natonal Bank ALEXANDRA BRANCH J. R. PROCTOR ktanager 1 Chapn s Compound Syrup.Hypophosphtes t wll be for your nterest to call on FRTH when you want anythng n Monument work. f t s moderate prced work you want ask Frth about QRANTE Monument he puts up from $8o to $oo Tablets from $35 to $6o. can also show you a nce assortment Marble Ms»nnments Head Stones Tablets Markers. f you want a table top or marble self have m. Excellent remedy for chronc coughs fhd colds. DRUGGSTS ALEXANDRA ONTARO. Offce Shop North Sde Mechanc Street Maxvlle Ont. 118 Short Boute to Bfassena. Sprngs Potsdam Malone Tup. per Lake Utloa Albany New York Cty Passengers for Albany Boston New York or any or pont n New York State or New Engl wll npd (be day servce by ths lne most pleasant route to travel by. New York Albany passengers take tbe Empre State Express at Utca travellng on fastest tran n Amerca. South bound trans leave Ottawa 7.20 am p m Fnch 8.80 a m 5.46 p m Cornwall 0.14 a m 6.20 p m Mora 9.50 a m 7.00 p m Tuppor Lake Jet a m 9.10 p n. North bound trans leave Tapper Lake Jet 6.15 a m (after arrval N.Y.C. tram from N.Y.) 2.10 p m Mora 8.20 a m 4.23 p m Helena 8.42 a m 4.45 p m Cornwall Jet 9.12 a m 5.01 p m Fnch 9.47 a m 6.35 p m arrve Ottawa a m 6.45 p m. For tme tables or any nformaton apply to agents tbe company. 50-ly G. H. PHLLPS.. General Pass. Agt Ottawa ONADA ATLANTC RALWAY TRANS LEAVE ALEXABRlA EAST BOUND: 9.50DALY AM.. Don t. Tlnk buyng your. Boots Shoes for Sprng wthout examnng our.stock. We have 1000 pars for lades gentlemen to be sold durng March Aprl rangng n prce from 75 cents to $6.50 Per Par. E. R. FRTH $1.00 per bottle. Cannot be excelled as a tonc. FOR SALE. ARRVE Glen Robertson 10.C9.. nkutl 1( cf V» Lutk Bll K ff Hawkesbury Ste.Justne St. Polyce.rpe.Jet. 1(.18 St. Pol) carpe Coteau Jet Montreal llf20. GraDd Trunk Mornng Connectons West. Coteau Juncton a.m. Cornwall p.m. Bockvlle 2.16 p.m. Kngston 3.53 p.m. Arrve Toronto 9.30 pm. Chcago 1.30 p.m We are confdent that we can please everybody n style qualty prce. E. J. DEVER DALHOUSE STATON. Mllnery Openng n our store March 20. All new sroods. E.J.D. Attend The Qt/m/a// Cornwall Ontaro.Mr D. D. McCallum Alexra Sundaycd Wtl ls )arents hero. Msî Ada Johnstone. Master W. McCuag c M.U.S. vsted r parental homes horc end week. Mr. Mrs D. Grant Cashors Glon vsted ler parents Mr. Mrs. R. McNamara Saturday Sunday. Mrs. Mnoque Montreal her far Mr. OBren celled on frends here recently. Mss Sade McDonald wo had been vstng Montreal frends s guest her sster Mrs. A. D. Grant here. Mr. Mrs. McKenze spent Sun day wth Dunvegan frends. A very successful meetng tlo Farmers nsttute held lere on Feb. 2Mu. Mr. C. tt. Shearer Brght Ont. Jlr. Alward cf Kng s Co. N.B. Mr. Esdon Curry Hll gve very able nstructve addre.ssca to a large audence. Boauttul wear at present. Mr. John Fraser pad Hll Crest a flyng vst last Monday. Mr. D. Fraser lt on Alonday for (Buffalo. Mr. Norman McLeod Skye va Hed JVr. D. McDonald on Sunday last. Mr. D. N. McLeod returned home from McKeever N.Y. ths week. Mss S. A. McKenze spent Tuesday Wednesday guest Mss B. Grant Battle Hll. Mr. J. D. Mclood Cotton Beaver was among our vstors last week. Mr. D. R. McLeod Mr. J. A. McLeod calledon Laggan frends last Sunday. Mss C. A. McMllan called on Battle Hll froards lately. Mrs. D. A. Chsholm daughter Lly were guests McCrmmon s Corner frends last Wednesday. Mr. J. Chrste Apple Hll vst ed hs son S. Chrste last Sunday. Mrs. W. J. Fraser vsted Dunvegan frends last week. Mrs. Angus Fraser had as her guest last week her bror Amos Gordon Ferguson Apple Hll. Amos has secured a lucratve xston as clerk at Laggan. We wsh hm every success. Mr. N. O. Jethune s on tle sck lst. Master S. McDonald who was so serously ll s recoverng rapdly. Mr. D. J. Fraser s haulng wood to Dunvegan. MPORTANT! WHAT S ANT-PLL? Canadan Pacfc Mornng Conneclon at St. Polycarpe Jet. for West. 5Rn P M GU XXTJLt EXCEPT SUNDAY ARRVE. Glen Robertson 6.04 Dalketh 6.?2 Vankleek Hll 6 38 Hawlesbmy 6.65 Ste. Justne 6.13 St. Polycarpe Jot 6.22 Coteau Jet Montreal 7.25 Cornwall p.m. Brockvlle 11.Ç0 Kngston J.27 Toronto 6.85 a.m. Chcago 8.55 p.m. A SOMEWHAT PECULAR How must nsst that all accounts A.M. - FCR Greenfeld Maxvlle Moose Creek Casselman&outh ndan Bock la Vars Eastman s Sprngs Ottawa arr1.40 a.m due me must be settled before that date otëerwse y EXCEPT SUNDAY 5.50 P.M. ARRVE Greenfeld Maxvlle Moose Creek Casselman South ndan Vas Eastmans Sprngs Ottawa arrve 7.10 p.m. EXCEPT SUNDAY wll be placed n or hs for collecton. No connecton at Glon Robertson on Sunday wth trans on Hawkesbury branch. Mddle Western Dvsons : Trans leave Ottawa at 8.80 a.m. for Pembroke Parry Sound North Bay all ntermedate ponts. V ran8 leave Ottawa at 5.00 pm. for Pembroke all ntermedate ponts. \ close connectons made at Ottawa w th Canadan Pacfc Ry. for ponts n North West Parlor Cars on all trans between Ottawa Montreal. Through Buffet Sleepng Cars wcen New York Ottawa wthout change. Ocean Steamshp passengers booked through by any Agency ths Company over all mportant steamshp lnes. W. P. HNTON Oen. Pass. Agt. DR. LEONHADT NAME CAME EXPLANED TO GALL FAMOUS PRESCRPTON ANT-PLL. As am leavng for West on 20th nstant TRANS LEAVE ALEXANDRA WEST BOUND Rosamond Mr. A. A. Cameron tlo 5th lochcl took hs derarturc lately for ndan Head N-W.T. Angus wll he greatly mssed. Wc wsh hm jgood luck n West a safe return. Mss 1Î1 Steele who had been v.s tng her sster Mrs. Alex. Hay left on Saturday for Vermont. Mr. h. Bellefeulle famly left ths secton on Monday for 3rd Lochcl. We «sh m success n r new. home. Wc are glad to state ïhat Mrs. Alex. McDonald 3rd Lochel who had been confned to her room for past week.s able to be around. Mr. A. Wer hs sster. Mss M. Wer 3rd Lochcl entertaned a number frends at a euchre party on Tuesday nght past vttcck where one all reported a most enjoyable evenng..mr. D. E. Cameron spent Sunday evenng wth frends at Fassfern. Mr. A. R. McDonell ths place spent Sunday wth frends at Green felda number young folks ths secton were entertaned on Thursday nght past week at home Mr. John A. McDonell 4th Lochcl. The tme was pleasantly spent n dancng musc songs games etc. Sup)cr was served at 12 o clock. Dancng was agan ndulged n. Those present had a delghtful tme.nd all unted n expressng r thanks to host hostess for hosptalty extended m. Mr. Alex. Cameron left for Montreal on Saturday. Hs smlng contnance wll -be mssed by all. Ths nsttuton has helped hundreds on road to prosperty t-wll help many more. Wll you be one number? Srngham Seven teacherj. A numljcr young people Seventeen typewrtng machnes. ths vcnty were pleasantly enfnest equpment throughout. tertaned at home Wm. Blar Moose Creek on Wednesday New catalogue maled free. evenng. Address Alex. A. McDougall St. Elmol called at clerk s offcc on MonGeo. F. Smth day evenng. Prncpal. Mss Jenne Cameron sent a few Cornwall Ont. days wth Moose Creek frends. Mss Chrstena. M.. McGregor Ottawa who has leen spendng past three weeks at her home refeuperatng from an attack pleursy returned on Monday. Rev. H. D. jetch attended C. E. on Tuesday evenng. Duncan McDUrmd Blaxvlle s vstng frends here. Leave St. lolycprpe Jet a.m. Arrve Fnch Cbestervle Wnchester 12.0 p.m. Smths Falls 1.05 p.m. Perth 1.87 p.m. Poterboro 6.10 p.m. Toronto 7.30p.m H. A MLLER. G. W. SBHPHERD.. Agrt. Alexra. 1 Alexra 8th M.arch. Cattle Mnfrc nnd tk Remedes Dlacn«..«el by Vccrjnrîan». At fle recent annual meetng Amercan Veternary Medcal assocaton at St. Lous among many topcs dscussed -was tle cattle mange problem west. G. H. Glover sad scab cattle s becomng more more serous n Colorado. n some localtes a loss 15 per cent s reported. On range mange shows ts worst symptoms durng tmes -when feed s poor anmals are n bad condton. Mr. Glover ponted out dffcultes controllng t n range cattle. Cattle may easly become renfected after mange mtes have been destroyed by dppng. Compulsory dppng before shpment s consdered an unnecessay hardshp for cattlemen Colorado. Dlpplngr H Treatment: Fsk s Comer A PROBLEM OF THE WEST. HS N. S. Mayo dscussed same problem as t occurs n Kansas. He consdered quarantne dppng ns absolutely necessary. Tbe most effectve cheapest least njurous dp s tbe homemade lme sulphur dp. Coal tar dps are consdered objectonable on account r odor varaton n strength rrtaton whch y cause to skn r.excessve cost. Most m cost from two to three tmes as much as lme sulphur dp. t was recommended that dp be made so as to show a slght excess sulphur. Cattle should be dpped twce ten days apart. n sprng wth dp at a temperature 110 degrees F. Cottonseed ol was found to be effectve as a dp but was rar too expensve. H treatment n speaker s opnon was lttle value. AVell fed cattle frequently become affected. Apparent recovery s always foowet by a recurrence scab nfecton s hard to detect durng summer months. Dynamo Ol Snlpbnr. M. E. Knowles stated that h treatment wth dynamo ol had been successful wth hm n 4000 cases. To dynamo ol about 2 per cent sulphur s added. The best method n speaker s experence for keepng dp warm was by tbe use a calorc transformer as enlployed by brewers. Tbe dppng vats n Montana contan from to gallons water. N. S. Mayo reported that he had had better results wth ordnary steam ppes than wth calorc transformer but preferred a tank furnace strongly recommended a dp formula contanng twelve pounds S lme twenty pounds sulphur. Tle Great Corn Crop n Went. There s substantal agreement on tbe part farmers n western corn belt that y have a great corn crop. The yeld s large n bushels exceptonally hgh n qualty. "Wear condtons at tme maturng were almost perfect. The com rpened perfectly cured thoroughly n dry warm October days so that ts feedng value s much hgher than crop 1903 more t wll be merchantable. Complant poor feedng qualty n western corn has been general for several years but t wll not be heard ths tme. Some farmers assert that two bushels 1904 com are worth as much as three prevous crop for flesh makng. These thngs course yll have some effect on market prce but tbe extent to whch com s fed on farms wll have more bd com ls practcally all gone eastern crop s short n many places new crop wll have a large outlet n market f t can be had at a reasonable fgure says Natonal Stockman. Contamnaton Mlk. t should be borne n mnd that a great majorty speces bactera that gan access to mlk do not possess tle power to" produce dsease are not njurous to healthy adults although many m are lkely to produce dsorders dgeston n nfants nvalds. Payng specal attenton to cleanlness n every step producton care mlk wll result not only n clean mlk but n a marked reducton n number bactera t contans whch wll greatly lengn ts keepng qualtes. That desred results may be obtaned care must be constantly exercsed. t s lttle consequence to practce extreme cleanlness n all steps mlk producton but one be flthy about that one as ths spols whole. Even f majorty speces bactera whch ornarlly gan access to mlk are not dangerous to health no one cares to consume mlk n whch a sedment s found at bottom f t s allowed to st for a short tme. Frequently much flth s allowed to get nto mlk durng mlkng many mlkers practce flthy habt keepng teats wet wth mlk durng mlldng process yet after t s drawn greatest care s exercsed that no dust or drt gan access to t. As far as fnal result s concerned al panstakng care n subsequent operatons s lost because careless work at begnnng durng tbe process mlkng. Jet f flth once gan access to mlk no amount care aftenvard can remedy dffculty. Dr. Leonhardtfound n hs practce that chronc constpaton ts kndred com plants were result a dred-up cond ton mucous membrane lnng stomach bowels. He nvestgated furr found that ths condton was nvarably brought about by use cathartcs whch all contan a certan amount resnous matter. After frst acton such medcnes a resnous resdue remans behnd ths has a dryng effect on lnng tbe Potato Dosa mmane t. Polaon. stomach bowels. He made up hs mnd to produce a medat.a meetng Somerset county cne for all stomach bowel derange- (N. J.) board agrculture state ments whch would be entrely free from entomologst n speakng fghtng nall resnous matter. After much experment he succeeded sects wtl pars green smlar to emphasze dfference between stomach posons sad re was a wdehfl treatment old fashoned treat- spread complant that former was ments he gave t name Ant-Pll. not as effectve as t used to be. He Ant-Pll wll cure dyspepsa bonaness beleved ths to be due n part to a dfor constpaton perfectly for ever ference n tle makng tbe materal euro to stay cured wth no pll habt left but also to fact that potato bugs to overcome later. 50o. All druggsts or Tbe Wlson Fyle were gotcg somewhat accustomed to Co. Lmted Nagara Falls Ont. Sole poson partally mmune to ts agents for Canada. 105 effects.. PROGRESSVE FARMERS. How RcsîdcntH a New York County Bult Good Ronds. Sx or eght years ago before New York had a state ad law re were some especally good stone roads buldng n Canagua N. Y. n tbe mdst a January thaw says Kansas Cty Star. A good roads advocate got a par horses a lght buggy went on to se farmers stone roads. He found that y were haulngtwo tons hay wth two ordnay horses on a common narrow tred wagon. He sad to m : How dd you get started n ths busness bnlldng roads? They sad: Wo started t ourselves. We thought we could do somethng as our felds are full stone wth stone fences along road so we scraped toger enough money to buy a rock crusher we hred an engne to run t nnd made arrangements wth farmera to brng n stones haul back crushed stones. They have bult n that townshp every year untl tbe state ad act was passed from three to fve mles ths character road y have done t by drect actual taxaton on l own property. They have pettoned legslature for prvlege ncreasng r taxaton beyond wha law allowed result ë that all farmers n that town ard anxously watng for roads to be extended nto r partcular neghborhoods. Doesn t ths ple up your taxes? y were asked. «Why one farmer sad n ths one week by advantage havng se stone roads gettng to market wth my hay when t sells at d good prce my teams have earned $5 every day whle my neghbors teams on or roads are eatng f heads f. We could not afford not to have se roads. We do not care anythng about taxaton. There s an nstance n whch people took bull by horns. But t s no longer necessary to do that n New York state. The state New York now pays 50 per cent countes 35 per cent property owners 15 per cent cost mproved roads. The state had approprated more than $ up to last year. HGHWAY MPROVEMENT. Good Roadg Make Good Farma Proaperoas Farmera. The farmer who opposes a tax for good roads s only man who fghts mprovement hs own property when t s done at expense publc. Every dollar expended for beneft publc roads s a dollar expended for mprovement A GOOD KOA» S THE SOTJTH. farms n vcnty for good roads make good farms. Very shortsghted n s farmer or any or man Who does not labor for mprovement publc hghway. Good roads have always been regarded as an evdence a hgh state cvlzaton per contra poor roads just as strongly demonstrate a low state cvlzaton or at least a deplorable condton publc sentment says a wrter n Good Roads Magazne. Much pleasure lvng n country dstrcts Engl an France s sad to arse frop fact that roads n those countres are kept n such aadmlrable state. The paved eets our ctes are sad to be no better than many country roads n Europe. Fancy convenence happness farmer or country gentleman who can go from one pont to anor on a smooth well kept road Hs ways are ways -- pleasantness hs paths are a delght to every one. Ths s one thng lackng n our system lvng trust that movement wll not stop untl evl s remeded. ReTolntlon n Cenntry Roadmnklnk. Wthn last fve years Calforna roadmakers have made rapd advancement from frst perod when ol was used smply to lay dust to a second far more momentous one n whch permanent roads are beng constructed wth t. The oled road costs about V3 cents pçà. square foot whle asphaltum costs 15 cents a powdered grante road s nearly twce as expensve as ol where re s same relatve stuaton as to materal. Rubber tres are not njured by oled road as was clamed at frst surface does not sten as asphalt roads do s not so easly cut up by wagon tres. ndeed t s sad that oled roads are most mportant dscovery n roadmakng for dusty countres that has ever been made. Where se condtons cau be met a beautful road may be constructed dfferng but lttle n appearance from an asphaltum road havng all ts advantages wthout any ts drawbacks. At present re are about 1000 mles se roads n Calforna. Country Lfe la Amerca.