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LIBERAL WANTEDâ€"Capable reliable person in every county to represent lalge' ccmpunv of solid financial reputation; 39368111an per year, ay- able weekly; 5'3 per day absolutely sure an all expenses; straight, bone. fido‘,-dcfi1fiue galaxy. no commission; Salary paid each Satunlm and 'expense money advanced each week. STAN- DARD HOUSE. 3.14 DEAannN ST‘. CHICAGO. Until further notice nails will be closed at the Ilehmoud Hill Post Office as followwp- MORNING 8.00 EVENING 6.15 N. B.â€"-Begistored Letters mugt be handed i I to at Fifteen Minutes earlier than the nbm moi oned hours for closinfl. OFFICE CLOSES AT 7.3C P M M'. TEEFY. Postnmster. YOUNG MACQUEENâ€"The unbeaten draught stel- lion,the property of the Richmond Hill Horse Breeders’ Association. will travel through Thornhill. Brown's Corners. Union- ville. Victoria Square. Whitchurch, Aurora. Bond's Lake, etc. Home stand. Palmer House. Terus315. W. Meekmanager. MONOTONYâ€"Thoromzh bredvstniliou, the prop- erty of Geo. Robinson.Richmond Bill. will travel through Lansing. 'l‘histletown. Wood. bridge. Kleinhurg. Bolton. Nobleton. Schom- berg, Kettleby. Eversley. King City. and Teston. Terms 510. Home from Friday till Monday. PURE GOLDâ€"Trotting stallion, the propertv of D. Blough, King City. will tmvel through Luskey,’1‘eston, Bond's Lake, Everslev, and other parts in King. Terms 58. Home stand King City from Saturilav till Monday. DICK FYFEâ€"The standard bred trotting stallion the property of Milton fitong. Willowdalc, will stand at his own stable, lot 21. 2nd con. West York. during the 30590:). Terms 510. Fred Exelby. firO‘om. MAs'nm's HEIRâ€"lmnorted Clydesdale stallion willstart each Monday morning from his own stable, Maple, and travel through Ed ely. Fisherrille. York Mills. Thornhill. lcic mond Hill, Victoria Square. Box‘d's Lake,King City. and ’l‘estou. Terms 511. D. Watson. manager; A. Powers, groom. Cu. OTTERâ€"The Canadian draught stallion will travel through Lansing. Thornhill. “ith home stand at lot ‘2, 2nd con. Markham. Terms 58. J.}“'l‘eeson, ownernk manager. ROYAL HUNTLrâ€"Inipurted Clydesdale stallion the proportyof the estate of the late John Bell. w1ll travel through Richmond Hill. Maple. King Cityi Bond's Lake. Aurora, Whitchurch. Markham. Unionvillo. home stable on lot 10, con. 3, Markham. Terms $12. P.Boyntnn.munager. Assures tho Iam repared to do Fumin Washings. Gents' Ind Ln ies' fine linen a. specialty. Work gum- flnbaed and patronage solicited. 25~tf TILLIE MAXWELI Life Assuxance Ce: Fire Brigadeâ€"Meets first Monday of every month Public lerary and Hamlin}; Roomâ€"Open Tuesday. Thuxsdny and Snturdav evenings vaorth Leagueâ€"Meets evm'v Friday. “Hom‘fiigfiaffié: hi0 V13 â€"Meets second and earth Friday Ivy Lodge. A 0 U Wâ€"~Meets fourth Tuesday of each month Camp 1911211.]. 8 O S â€"Meets second and fourth WedÂ¥sday R of Temperanceâ€"Meets firat Wednesday of each mough . Eu.“ :1 mile west at Richmond Hill Bmders and Mowexs l‘rpuil‘cd on the s] Church olEn;,1andâ€"Se‘nk~os M 3p. m. every Bands. . . ,Pxea ytt-xum Churchâ€"Services at fl 0113;, and 1 . m. Su'zday School at 2.30. Prayer meeting ednesday evening. Roman catholic Churchâ€"Services on alter- mate Sundays 3&9 u. m. and 10.30 a. m. Methodist. Churchâ€"Services “510.30 a. m.. and 'I p. m. Sundn. School at 2.30. General prayer meeting Thurs ay. evening. Richmond Lodge. A F and A M â€"Maets Mon- day on‘ 93' bpfore gull. 11119011 ‘-_-L- mumâ€".1 .._.: Sixty cents abundred'nnowed on wrought or cast iron. Shop open every utghb until 8.30. Botweon Toidnto and Newmarket. GOING NORTH rune P B Crossing at 6. 7.20. 9.40. 11.30 a. m.; 1.30, 2.40. 4100 5.40. 7.45 p. 111. Leave Richmond H1118,20. 10.30 a. 111.; 12.20, 210, 3.30. 4.50, 6,30, 8.35 p. 111. some SOUTH Lone Newmmket7.3o,9.15. 11.15 a. 111.; 2, 3.15. 4.15.6.00. 7.30 p. m. have Richmond 1-1111 7. 8.10, 9.55. 11.55 a. m., 2.40. 3.55. 4,55. 6.40, 8.10 p. m. METROPOLITAN TIME TABLE PLOW PQINTS Richnxond Hill Mager’s Foundry, Premiums low. 1' Anyone sending a sketch and descri tlon may Emily ascertain our opinionfree w ether an vention is probably patentable. Communlca- lions strictly confidential. Handbook on Patents [out free. Oldest agency for securing patents. Patents taken t rough Mann 5; Co. receive angel notice. without charge In the _ _ . Ahandsomely illustrated weekly, Largest clr- nlatlon of any scientific journuL Terms. $3 a year; tour mogths. $1. Sold by nleewsdfPIerls. 111': four months. $1. §olu by an ncwaurulma. NN & 00.36'Bwadwav~ New York ranch Otfice. (3‘25 F St,“ Washington. D. C. Plow Points for all the principal plows at POST OFFICE NOTICE Fm mu we, w Scientifié ‘fiiaifefican, Take a poli LAUNDRY Village Directory. Stallion Register OFFIG E3 SUN 1V. MAG-BEE, Prop the shortest handed in the above Came to the remises of the undersigned, Inc ‘25. con. 4, Markgam. on or about Saturday, J nae 15. 1901, a cow givmg Hulk. The owner may have t 16 same by proving property and paying exA pauses. '1'. FRISBY. 7 61-3 twine supplied to farmers only at 8c. per 1b. in two-bushel, cotton, 16-uz. grain bags, bound with two rope snap halters, and weighing 601bs. each, length over 500 ft. per pound. unity and length guaranteed, cash with ordeys, purchn§er pays freight. BINDER - TWINE Addrés‘s orders‘ J. T. GILMOUR, VVzu'deu Central Prison, Toronto. Further particulars address JAMES NOXON, Inspector, Parliament, Build- ings. Tot-0mm J. R. STRATTON, Provincial S( creEaI-y. Came to the premises of the undersigned, lot 26. renr lst con Markham on or abuug the 16th of June 1901, a cow Theflm’vrnér may have yhe same by proving property and pnymg expanses JAMES RAY Toronto. J uue 8th, 1901. Late of the Village 0: Thornhill.1n the County of York, Merchant, deceased ADMINISTRATORS' Notice to creditors Notice is hereby given pursuant to the Revis- ed Statutes of Ontario 1897 Chapter 129 that all creditors and other persons having claims against. the estate 01 James Shutur, late of the Village of Thornhill. in tbu County of York, Merchant, deceased, who died on or about the 17th day of March A 1) 1901, are hereby .equiwd on or before the 5th day of July, A. D. 1901, To send by post prepaid or deliver to the under- signed administrators of the estate of Lhe said deceased or to Messrs Bull 65 Kvles, 14 Toronto Streamtheir chrisclan and surnames with full particulars of their claims and statements of their accounts and the nature of the security it any) held by them duly verified by afljda it. And notice is hereby further given that ter tJe said 5th day of Iuly A D 1901, the adminis- trators of the said estate will proceed en die- tribute the assets of the said deceased among the parties entitled thereto having regard only to the claims of which notice shall have been given as above required and the said adminis- trators shall not be liable for such assets or any part thereof to any person or persons or whom claim notice shall not have been given at. the time of such distribution. Electors are called upon to examine the said list, and, if any omissions or any other errors are found therein. to take immediate proceedings to have {he said errors corrected according to aw. M. TEEFY, Clerk of the said Municipality. Dated this 15th day of June, 19(1. 1901 supply OTICE is hereby given that I have transmitted or delivered to the persons mentioned in the 8th and 9th sections of “ The Ontario Voters” Lists Act,” the c'opies required by said seq; tinns to he so transmitted or delivered of the list, made pursuant to said act, of all persons appearing by the last re- vised Assessment Rnll of the said Mun- icipality to be entitled to vote in the said Municipality at Elections fm' members of the Legislative Assembly and at Municipal Elections, and that the. said list was first posted up at my office at Richmond Hill on the fifteen- th day of June, 1901, and remains thgye for inspection. TEE Fm safie m m Pgem. Municipality of the Viiiage of Richmond Hill, County of York. VOTERS MST. 1901 Our fee returned if we fail. Any one sending sketch and description of any invention will promptly receive our opinion free concerning the patent- ability of same. “How to Obtain a. Patent” sent upon request. Patent. secured through us advertised for saie at our expense. !.L,,,n ,LnAk_ ' Part nu, ma “UM-Iv“ v-n- v_°_ .__ 1 Patent taken out through us receive special .notice, without charge,â€" 13 THE PATENT RECORD, an illusu'awd'and widely circulated, journal, consulted By Manufacturers and Investors. Send for sample copy FREE. Address, VICTOR J. EVANS a 00., (Patent Attorneys) Evans Bufl'di‘fi'g; A fresh milch Jerseyâ€"Holstein Cow W B. PROC'l‘OR. By their Solicitgrs.Bu1f& Kilési " ' Dated at Toronto tins 5th (lay of June A D SEASON 1901. “FARMERS’ SPECIAL" binder JAMES SHUTER 5l>3 51â€"3 NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY. LIM- l’l‘ED. aim? gfivmmmem. FOR SALE 1 the 821.5% half of lot 33.15t cou. Vaugh- miles south of Richmond Hill, contain- 'es more or loss. 3 premises are a. frame house and bam- ce iswell wutetod.am1 there is a. good of large rand small fruits. Immediate STRAYED In the matter of the estate of STRA {ED 22 King Street, East. Trog‘ontq‘ Ai'ply 11.3. NICgQLLs'. ii'icnmond mu Bil Vicco'xia Square. Administrators 51-3 The Goce is n n I‘pâ€"toâ€"dute HomeCom- pany and is noted for Its broad puliues :md li‘wml se‘ulvments. The tubal incom'e‘ from all sources was $131,923.60 and the disbursements amounted to $100,648,313 leaving $31,- 279.92 as the balanue to the credit (if the yeaI-Ts transactions. Out, of this the direc;0.-s have decided to make a refund in" 20 per cent. on all nmnies re- ceived 1min the members of the Com- pany. The anl asSPtS of the company amouni. to Emil-33,823.11 of which $.55,- 199.11 2m in cash nr cash items. The‘ tun-l l‘nlriliiies amnth to $58,009.20 leaviag‘ a balance of assets overall lialiili. fies (if $375,813.91. Reserve fur re-insumuce and all other liabilities $58.1)09.20. Total assets available to pay lossrs The farm of the late George Leaf, being the westefiy 65 acres of lot 41. Isl; can. Vaughan. Clay 1mm), yormf: orchard, frame house, bank barn, good water, fences in good repair. The‘sixty-secnnd annnnl moetin$i of the Gore Fire Insurance Co. was old at Galt on the 2m} uf January, 1901. $433.823Jl. The amount of insurance in force Was $1 5,677,927.00. Cull, write or phone J. T. Saigeon, Ma_pleÂ¥P_. (_)., if_nefding ipsuxjancg. Apply to THOS. COOK, Currville; m‘JOHN ELLIOTT. Richmond Hill. Exvcutm's; 01- to \VILLIAM COOK, Saliciun', Freehold Bldg, 60 AYigtm‘ia. Stu, Tunmtu Almge amount of private funds to loan on improved farm property. Five per cent. in- terest. Easy terms for repavmenc. No eon:- mjasion charged on loans. Apply to A. G. F. LAWRENCE, . Ekplainin‘fi the fm-uiJOf policy issued by the Gore costs nothing. North Toronto Milling Co. ’ Fréehokl Loan Bhilding, Toronto Or at Richmond Hill on Saturdays. minim & Hump, For sale at my shop, where Iaiso have special values in cloths. Call and see me when you want some- thing nice. A. J. HUME, and in order to bring the means of doing so, I have decided to issue tickets entitling the holder to pressc ing at greaLly reduced rate, viz.: Tickets good for pressing 2 suits or 6 pairs of trousers FUR$ GLUTEN MEAL SHORTS BRAN CORN CHOP BIBBY’S CALF MEAL, FLOUR, ETLZ. MONEY I MONEY! w. HEWESON, HOUSE PAINTER, Glazier, Grainer and Paper- Hanger. flare Insurance Bu. your garments nice. A periodical visit to the tailor’s for sponging and pressing, not: only improves the ap- pearance of a garment, but adds to its wearing qualities. Everyone likes to have their clothes look RESLDENCE, RICHMOND HILL. TAILOR, RICHMOND HILL l 35 to 47 Shaftvsbury Ave. FOR SALE WASHINGTON, D. G. from a distance promptly attended to. KEEP NICE Have for sale 40-tf From 3 Cents up, the best colors and patterns that can be bought. It was thought last season shat Cleveland Bicycles had al- most reached pertection. The spring of 1901, how- ever, has ushered in several new improve- ments. The most noticeable im- provement is probably Its chief feature is the saving of the efforts and vitality of the rider by absorbing Vibrationâ€"that is the jerking up and down experienced on rigid frames. Call at THE LIBERAL OFFICE for a descriptive cata- logue. Make )our selection as to frame, finish, handle- bar, pedals, saddle, tires, etc. No extra charge tor. Dunlop tires. Old wheels taken in exchange. ‘a .3‘ v ; ‘ .0! I.“ x :< " ,7 e; I an unis ff" 3 _____AT_.__ SAVAGE’S T Mixed Paints, Paint Brushes, Ca1â€" somine Brushes, Boiled and Raw Oil, C. MASON, «"4; i‘: 8’ a WILKINS &' {Ti}. 166 and 168 King St. East, 3 doors west of George Street, Toronto. THE GHSHEM FRAME EESYELE. And a full line of Painters’ Materials. A Large Stock 01 Furniture Cheap for Cash Usual Stock of Groceries. Agent for Richmond Hill and Vicinity. WILKINS & (30.. “'ill strai rhten :m wire fpnceu (ml 5c.oalch b m- 500. pm dozen- NOJQBIROR ()iled «$5 Annealed \V’ ire $2.95 pm‘ 100 lbs. 131110 Simone For Spraying Trees, 76. per 1?}. N 0.1 1~ lilnok ()ilod $5 ¢innoalvd V‘Vire $2.90 per 100 lbs. Malia 5*” (‘01 k‘onco [{atchets Has for sale Screen Doors and Win- dows; Oil Stoves from 500. up; Scythes and Suaths; Hay Rakes, One of the best oil stoves made. Do not forget that. coal oil is the cheap- est fuel there is. Eavetroughing, furnaces, Hardware of all kinds. HARDWARE STORE {epairing Promptly Attend- ed to. 0114 S'FOV’E P. GSAVAGE Barb \Vire Richmond Hill also the Quick Meal Wickless Only $31wr1001hs. RICHMOND HILL