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a All Rriptol ftV Home Apply to Mrs Jos Hotel I To float or For teres westerly part Lot la the event of a sale or acres or entire lot acres will be soM to suit customer- Apply to A Love Aurora or A- Beacons- fieM Ave Toronto Alex of Detroit is borne on a visit Mjri Wen kit yesterday to visits farm in Six Sheila Cash tad Pitted into a City Peoples Popular re Word from Fort France that a party of capitalists pro- pose extensiveinftuitTies at thatnoint that Northern Pacific people are in the scheme and will extend railway to Min nesota side opposite Fort Frances thirtyfoot fall in the Rainy A boats Bolivar and add which attempted to land forces to place About ells were fir- id into th When the Che exhaust- for additional supplies which the will he resumed There are no warships in the Rivet the of powers i and British i A A Brick House- with Garden all in good condition Fur nace end other conveniences For further particulars apply after Sept to MRS OLIVER j Queen St Newmarket House and Store Properties for Sale IN NEWMARKET Mrs for sale the follow ing properties in tho Town I New market 1st Her late residence on Main Street now occupied by This is a Frame House in good repair 2nd The Brick store on Main St just South of Drug Store and now occupied as a Laun dry This is an excellent business stand 3rd The vacant lot on North side St just Bast John House is a desk able building lot Intending purchasers will apply to undersigned for particulars as to price and terras Vendors Solicitor Newmarket Scavenger Applications will be received undersigned up to- MONDAY THE FIRST Or SEPTEMBER for the position of Town Scavenger By order LLOYD Secy Board Health THOMPSONS REPAIR SHOP I The County Council of is after scalp that At a roeeting of the Council last weefe a resolution was adopted asking the Ontario Govern- meet to remove Sheriff Dawson from his on the ground that he was uncivil to the representatives of the taxpayers was the cause ex tra expense There has been difficul ty between the Council and the for some time Geo from a viisfn feakjng 4 boys are visiting ttar Hiss was visiting with Mrs over J Mr if of Toronto Sunday with Mr J Holi- A couple ladies from Bradford were 4 of Ian on Tuesday Mr Win Mercer is visiting with Mr JstsHcajBh for a few J Lottie Many persons were killed or spent Sunday Mrs in The Mark Brown Gotham St subjects have requested a Myrtle Millard arid Miss Great Britain be sent for are visiting at Zephyr Villa It is alleged that v v- i Store ters for abandoning the sub jects of Great Britain who reside in the Bolivar During the days of- the J tive power in Canada trader the Premiership of Sit John Thompson and Sir Mackenzie Bowell so much was said about the exodus from Can ada to the United States that refreshing to that Judge Fisher and brothers of Columbus are in Winnipeg seeing the agent with a view of making a purchase of acres in West ern on which to settle the best Class of Ohio farmers Charles will accompany them thru Al berta and the Saskatchewan as far as Lesser Slave Lake AH Kinds Of IRON-WORK- REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED If your nirttmjg Machine Farm Machinery Lawn Mower or anything else down bring it and get it fried A THOMPSON Practical Machinist Prospect Ave GRAND TRUNK Labor Day SEPT 1st win bo between t In op ok Hoc mi Ouf POINTS PlXASAXTLif z- liss is visiting friends in Midland Mrs John Manning is visiting her son in the city Miss Rastedo of Toronto is at home on a visit Mrs Geo Wood is visiting rela tives in Toronto this week Miss Jones of Brampton was a guest at Tarry- All over Sunday left for Marie Mich on a business trip Mr Irvine is concluding his vacation by spending a week at Kingston Mrs was in Town calling on old friends and left for home on Tuesday Mrs Brown of Detroit formerly Miss is hero on a visit with relatives for a few days Mr A is spending a vacation renewing old associations amidst St Lawrence River localities I Times Mrs Stocking of j spent a few days this week the guest of Mrs Tut- hope I Times Rev Mr Mac- of Newmarket is the of Mrs Villa The Misses were the of Mrs for a few days last week on their return from to Toronto Miss Haines of Toronto Graham of Aurora and Miss Jennie of Bradford are visiting Mrs J Taylor this Mrs Lloyd and baby Mrs J Ham and Annie Lloyd of To ronto alto Mrs A of Grand are visitors at the WaterWorks Advance Mr and Vooding have returned borne after two weeds absence visiting in Newmarket Holland Landing and Roachs Point Miss Florence Toronto spent a couple of days with her mother last week Miw Marjory Harris arid two little brothers Torn and Sidney Mr arrived from New on Monday evening on a two weeks vacation and left on Tuesday for Lake Simcoe to spend a week He excellent in the Mr Fred who is on police star in city in Town left for the Lake Lake this Mr Jos removed from to take charge the Mansion House ilrs J as and sons To ronto are visiting this week with Mrs Richard Osborne Church St Mr at Bradford was in Town on Tuesday visiting his son the druggist Mrs Paul of Chicago spent over Sunday with Mrs Hughes and left on Tuesday for the Mr and wife spent last week visiting friends in Mark- bam Zephyr Vivian and lit Albert Miss left for last Friday to care for Mr Ben formerly of this Town who is with typhoid I J Gould Esq for West Ontario passed through Newmarket last Saturday on his way to Calgary and the coast oh a months Miss J who has been spending a month with Mrs Parry District is in Town for over Sunday Geo Tipping and Mrs Geo of Toronto werj visiting with Mr and Mrs A Watson last week at camp Farthest North- Cooks Bay old friend Mr Thos Lewis of kindly On staff by leaving a basket of fine har vest apples at the office yesterday which was greatly appreciated the hoys atrocities hava been committed at Bolivar by both the Govern ment troops and the revolutionists English Coal for Canada Trade With South Africa London Aug Six tons or Welsh Anthracite coal is loaded for Canada at Swansea the largest cargo ever shipped from that port further large ship- meat is being arranged Mr Jardine the Canadian trade Commissioner in South Africa has heen interviewed at Johannesburg He predicts large sales of Canadian furniture and boots and shoes espe cially miners boots ooc Failure of Russian Industries London Aug A correspondent at Odessa draws attention to the of many leading industries in Russia Of companies forrried during the last twenty years to exploit fee resources of the conn- try fully are now bank rupt Bringing Back Soldiers- J winter trade When anticipating a large fail and and- with this prospect placed our- orders early instance arranged he as low or lower than the largest dealers Many Lines Have Come to Hand Already several very Lines We are placng all Goods in Stock as received advise an early look by intfended The are Unusual Values London Aug 2 Eighty thousand armed men of the British army have left South Africa for their homes Mr J Smith is spending a June embarkations having few days week with his fivft declaration Mrs Rama tbe fireti will bring his daughters home They Arrangements have been made for the have been spending the holidays there A pleasant took place in the school room of St Matthews church when Mrs wire of Rev Canon rector of the parish of Newmarket was presented with a certificate of life membership In the Church of England Womans Auxil iary It was handsomely framed aril was accompanied by a gold badge both given the St branch of the Auxiliary Afterwards refreshments were served and a delightful evening was spent A Cyclone Aug has reached here of a fearful cyclone at on of Major- damage is reported been done houses were de stroyed and lives have been unit next morning by load of relatives who are spending lew days at Mr John Rfaons Miss of Toronto and Miss Jennie of Seattle Wash who Fair lor left Friday for to lath JacVons and have been spend- accompanied them on Matt Walton were gteVts of Mr a of days tfcis wtei Mr Walton married a daughter of Mr KlrV an old reeWent of Newmarket Mr It at the A toeoartrrient at trout fire about In Newmarket he paid to the and with all iU content was to- century I Ail A 1 Two Hamilton tailors who work ed at their trade on Sunday were fined Robert Darling of was caught in a Hinder by horses running away and Mr lost his life by tuRosiUoil while dy ing to rescue a man from a well A former resident of Thomas paid a neighbor there on Tuesday the price a pig he had stolen years ago Next James Stewart Do minion Inspector of Forestry ex pects have for dis tribution in Manitoba and the Ter ritories The police drove all the organ grinders out of Windsor The mer chants complained that street were becoming a nuisance There were six on main street within a stones throw of each other Aug J Camp bell was nearly a bull On ly iht he was near the fence and the bull pushed him up to it he would have been gored to death lie had lour ribs and hit bone broken and lies in a very critical state Aug The city Council night discussed a proponed agree ment with tit Iron Tube Co Montreal for the of a pipe mill It la under stood the building and plant will cost The city Is asked to give a bonus ol The mill is to employ not lest than bands arid the pay roll not be less than a year It pays to In the Kra Mr George caught a black bass in Lake fig on Tuesday weighing 6 Its Cecil cleric in Bank Hamilton at Indian Head was fatal ly shot by a companion while out Three tons dynamite exploded in the storehouse at Man A lot of windows were smashed id the town but no one hurt LETS English Flannelettes 28 inches wide lovely striped patterns Imported Flannelette inches wide and a beautiful range of I colors special for Pieces only inches wide Flan nelette Plaid and striped patterns good colors worth 15c per yard for Dress Goods suit lengths no two alike of Priestleys Covert Cloth These are very goods and the Latest Fall Styles yards to Costume inches wide special per suit 48 20 pieces only in spot stripe and flowered patterns alt last colors and new goods inches wide very 10c 15 pieces only Flannel Suiting suit able for Dressing Jackets or Chil drens Dresses Blue Sal mon Grey Fawn and mauve sttades new patterns Your choice while they last only Costumes of Ladies Cloth all the latest Colors for Fall wear 6 yards to a suit very spe cial value at per suit length Blue and Black Serges 40inch Blue and Black Serges all wool spe cial for Blue and Black Serges best dyes and heavy weight Priestleys Serges in all the Leading Fall Shades Black Blue Royal Bine Fawn Green and Brown inches wide very rial iTjIt tmmWm f TOWELLING Crash Towelling for Be Check Glass Towelling tor Heavy Grey Crash Towelling Two Specials- In Table Linen Unbleached Table Linen inches wide Pure Irish Linen good pat- tern heavy weight n worth per yd for Bleached Table Linen f5 inches wide the Purest Quality lovely Pattern worth special for SHOES Mens Heavy Shoes for Mens Boots as good as hand made Every pair guaranteed hi Mens Dress Boots usual value for Ladies Button and Lace Kid Boots the newest Fall shapes Very easy fitting and worth a great deal more Only pair while they last your Choice for Closed Monday Sept 1st Labor Day Open Tuesday Sept 2nd Our Clothing Stock for Fall and Winter will be found very complete known to the Clothing Trade that cannot be found in Store When needing Clothing of any kind look through our Stock before buying l a HUNTER BROS Sign of the Big Hand is f and Newmarket Barrio had an Incendiary Sunday morning The Cradle on August the of Bank Newmarket of a son Ave Toronto on Monday the wife of Reginald son of Alfred of of twin daughters i King Township on Friday wife of Mr It A Evans a son Albert on Thurs day Aug the wile el Mr Stiver of twin sons The flltop the 20th Inst at Man Mr J formerly of New market to Emily of Modora The Tomb Dining Bedroom and Parlor Suit tor atock taking at prices that Imply Now la time to fit up your home with elegant furniture at least cost Come and VANHAM At Jacksons day August 25th John late Standard Bank Chatham Funeral at Fell asleep and enter- ed her rest at her late res- Charles St Toronto on the afternoon of Tuesday tbe Char lotte John Treasurer of York WARD In on Monday Aug 2th Sophia widow of the late Ward aged years and months- paper please copy- Aug 26 at No Prince Arthur Street Montreal the result of an acci dent Mary Gwendoline eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs aged years months and days TATTOIiIn Kin on Aug wife of Nelson aged years and Funeral Ms Friday at oclock and Interment at Kettle- MclNTOSHAt the Industrial Home on Aug James Mcintosh a native SCHOOL OPENING SEPT 1ST J J Public and High School Text Books Scribblers Exercises Pads Drawing Books Copy Books Pencils Rulers Mucilage Slates Compasses Pencil Boxes etc etc if- Groceries Fruit Peaches Pears Plums BLACK BERRIES for Preserving Select from Farm a Onions Beots Cabbage and Cauliflower Musk and Water Melons Pastry IceCream John Millard Opposite Royal Hotel and A flfflBITUREiHDERmiH9 MAIN ST NORTH NEWMARKET All Orders will receive and Prompt Attention I Our Special Boiled Ham to Slice Also Corned Beef Chipped Dried Beef Potted Meat Pork and Famous CENTRAL TELEPHONE STARR