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.‘nmw-‘wmmn ‘ Ema-ii. ‘ri’ )l‘illll l “' NIP“? T.EURSI)A.Y MORN’JJEG- ‘ " - *1“ M‘ ‘ p ‘ issl‘lait .\i;‘.l<ill.\(ll.‘ l.l(‘l<l}.‘SlC§s'. .\ l‘ Till”. ..- . 'W‘izoow'i " I ‘ 1.33m 9;...» ii. a. mamas RCUSE Hiuhs-"l aLL - Uan airliloxiv 'rlllil...0.‘\'l'. Nu ‘~"imem$- , _ , _._ i l l ‘ " (v $.,T :hlo 1' - lo o .E‘nh.‘ 'c‘. . "'ol- W‘Y‘b‘ l ‘ 1‘ . fir; ‘1‘) LN!‘ nqu an I 4 1' it I (ilnLcc 4 PUSLLEsS CARDS. admiral. I,.iiiaAsr_iN, Manhev Collan Pl] ' tit-inns and Surgeon 1. Och. RICE-TWOND HILL. 0 Elm Hours: 8 to 10 (1.111.; 12 to 2 p m.; 7 to 9 p.11). “Ila. 'JT’S’TUBB ’i‘horuhiil, 3. Late rusivl m‘. whys-.91.“: at _ Western and Grace Hospitals, Toronto. Oillce H nusâ€"ii to I" a m: l‘.’ to [\l G F: ! outfitter, Salici tor. 330:; ry, kc. Huite 77 and 71-1 Freehold l_u.‘lli Build- Ings, cor. Adelaide and Victoria Streets, Toronto. LIBERAL Office, l‘ehniond Hill on Saturdays. . '7 more r 5 "EV V. l E T 'V L) LI BIJI(J, CIIL’ZJ‘IS‘SIUNEFI ll.v THE HIGH COURT OF jUSTICE, &c. M Much. r ' ssucr u. .i.i....r1.ige Llcenses. Elli? 1i )ND HILL POST OFFICE. LEN.va v MORGAN} l ‘1 =1 :3 1 n in J {5/ mm 1.. ' ‘1‘ ovvnship Council Special meeting of King council held on October 19, for the purpose. of tak- ingintoconsideration the re-funrl (-l’ the t‘TI‘honibi-rg and Aurora Railway bonus tax. Members all present. lli'.‘ chair. .\ (lvputalian of ratepayers being piosent from HelIh-hy and vicinity introduced, and addressed the council re. lliesliljwl below it, after which (hefollouing resolutions were intro- (llll'l'l'. : Moved by Mr. lingers, seconded by lllr. (lrossli-y, that whereas the judg- ment of [,het'ourl of Appeal has de- third that the lime has elapsed in which it is lawful to issue debentures to raise the money for the purpose. of granting a bonus to the Schombel'g and Aurora Railway Co. . And whereas by Act of the Ontario Legislature, lst Edward 7th. Chapter 57, the said bonus by-law was declared legal and all rates heretofore levied under said by-law wure ratified and confirmed, and the municipality auth- orized to levy the further rates as. might. be. necessary in plus“ the said by-law; And whereas Section 3 of the said Act declares that notwithstanding anything contained in the said hy-law oragreemeutlhe bonus shall not be paid to the said Schomberg and Aurora Railway 00., unless the said The lecve in 1x (6 Ehni'r‘iflrl's and solicitors. 2 p in; 7tu8um. ‘_ ,_ > “m R a: > Money to loan or. land 21 ml chattel mortgages at _ .-.-sk. ‘. . 7 , , 1 a.‘,“, mil, in? _u_£ u__ lowest “alien. . Auroraoflix'e~l{emovcd to the old post fillies, ___. 7 n i ,7” one door first oi tho entrance to the .V- Ontario Bank. \a \'\\. Roqevg Newnmrlzet eE-nâ€"Three doors south of the Dani'st Room 12, 121 Victoria St. Toronto. Best fitting teeth. also replating, lowest prices. Good work. DR. T. A. OUititiE, Dentist, (Successor to Dr. Cecil Trotter) Oldfellow’s Bldg, Toronto, cor. Yonge and College Sts., Toronto, \Vill be in Richmond Hill ever \Ved nesday. y Ofiice:â€"-Next door south of Public Schoob Office hoursâ€"From 8.30 a.In., to at 5 p. m. an. Cecilâ€"Trotter, B. 5., DENTIST, Cor. [Moor and Spadma Ave“ Toronto. T-ele phone 368 for appoin (veterinary J. 'r. McElroy. VETERINARY SURGEON ‘â€"-AND_- VETERINARY DENTIST, RICHMOND HILL, Graduate of the Ontario Veterinary C with diplomu from the Dental School, Will visit .u' Friday of each week. 3 tment. ._-..\~..-..â€"-.~. .vllege, ()ntarxo Veterinary aplc it Monday and and Concord on Friday from 1 E031). m. Calls promptlyattended ru. Diseases of horscsautblo and oclicrdoinesticnt- elanimals treated by the latest and most upâ€" ploved methods. Gallstoth 8;. Richards VETERINARY SURGEONS, rfhoraahill. Calls by telephone from Richmond. Hill charged to me. J. H. SANDERSON, VETERINARY SURGEON RICHMOND HILL Calls by day and night promptly at~ tt‘llilt‘ll to. Roluo‘lolleil. anal non-’ly f'Ivi One of £110 most In over. hotelson Yange fizz-wt. veuienoe. Sample rim“: trivnllers. AI lollstmmizzzplncc for rum or driving 1l:‘_l'( ' illL‘d tin-m1 'hout i~l enuniortal‘lo v model}: "lili. "- 's». or l.ll‘lil“l‘i . A - :K In: , m or returnin; from Ul.l.l'l{L‘[. l-liectric curs pnssthc door. Livery in connection. ERMS $1.00 PER DAY. .I ("IN PALVIEE . a Prop Ripans Tabuies cure liver treaties. Ripana Tabules: for sour stomach, Ripans Tabules cure flatulence. commercial , p131? mime. I‘. Hiannnn’r LENNOX, G. S'rl'. l\lURGAN. aurora. Ncwnlai'ket " "T T M ACDUhALD Barristers, Solicitors, etc. TORONTO OFFICE: Freehold Loan Building. cor. Adelaideé'c Victoria St reels. Toronto. Mr. Cook will be at Maple on Thursd afternoon of each week. MONEY TO LOAN AT 5%. marital, can & suns Banish-rs, Solicitors, 620,, 25 KING STRE u’I‘ WEST, TORONTO. East Toronto Office, Mr Wood bridge. Thornhilleacii av every evening. \Vcdnesday from 10 to 12. JAS. N EVVTON lSSUER MARRIAGE LICENSES, ELG SALF fECKARD'l‘. ‘ 168 Wellington l’iuco, Toronto. Unionvnle Eciiiurdl & PI entice Licensw Auctioneers for the Goods sold on consignment. stock etc. promptly attended to at ren. rates. G. R. Gonlding, New. for the above. C sroxns Stokes & Blough. License Auctioneers fo'th spootfully solicit your patronage and friendly nnnmice. snics amended on the sLortost notice anda reusonnlxcretes. Y.0.mlurees King J. T. Snigeon, J. Iv. McEwen, Maple. Weston. Szuigrou a; McEwcu. Licensed Auctioneer“ balosatromled Ln on s ‘ SINIublCl‘iLLO.‘ f rtlie Conntyol’ York. .Lol'i est. notice and at r69.- Patronagi- s. iiicitcd. ,, . I :qimznz. J: 5;. ate: Licensed auctioneer for the (‘ounty of York. Goiwrnlslles of implements, furniture standing 'imlier, or» vltioziiioll on the shortestnoticcunu I itl I'e.zs:iiiiil..e l‘iln‘s. Patronuri solicited. 1‘. 0. address Maple in}. :2}. Smut Licensed litiwtmimyv-{m'tho Counties of York undOnMrio. \li summit" farm stock. d‘c.. ntâ€" . tenllml r- mi tlflm >li('l'fl'<l' vtntice and reasonable rates. \loi-rum an i i..iv'.!l‘ sales attended to. I Residence, S: , Tvlut‘. Ont ls my? VVRIGHT BBC S, i [laiderlakcrs .‘k Emhalmcrs. RICHMOND HILL & THORNliii-L A large stock (if lrllllélell Ii‘urnisliiu (VS 0 kppt :il lllllll plllL‘L‘S. , £33sz. ' ' ?‘ 4° VJ , illumila, 525 11155 STREET EAST. TORONTO 1 fit} I i \3 1 ‘ Eve accommodation to guestfi. Board,8l poi «la ' sewn; RVIGE 0:1"r‘l‘ra'uiws oi the undehiand. W91" I [vi-e.i.loi'so\‘ ilnll. Turin: fl .TU. '1'. Ll'I‘FORl‘u :l<'-ti LH‘PRENTIM authorized and County of Yuk favor the order is General sales of 898.1 of the n magi; Lemon. cCountyonork,1-e- by Mr. Burns, th Richmond Hill Leagu v railway is completed on or before the lst October, lQlil : And whereas the said railway has not, been Completed by the said (late and is not now completed; And whereas application has been made to the Municipal Council of the Township of King for a reâ€"fund of all the said bonus paid by the parties charged by the said by-law for the years 1899 and 1900: And whereas it is desirable that the assessment so made shall he returned to the respective parties entitled thereto : It is therefere resolv nicipal Corporation of King as follows: That the Clerk be and is hereby in- structed to prepare from the collectors’ roll for the said municipality for the years 1899 and 190”, a list of all parties who paid the said bonus rate, together with the amount paid by each party; That the reeve do issue his order on the treasurer to pay to the several parties entitled thereto the amount of ed by the Mn- of the Township ‘ Gran“, residence, such bonus rate so paid. together With ll)t(‘l‘l‘St thereon from the date of such payment to this date ; That the collector of the said muni- cipality is hereby authorized and em- powered to accept. said orders when endorsed by the said parties entitled thereto as a. payment for taxes for the current year to the extent of such order; That the treasurer be and is hereby instructed to accept from the collector as cash any order so returned by said collector when prop~ erly endorsed by the. party in whose issmd, and that the coiporation be attached to tion.â€"Lost. Yeasâ€"Messrs. Crossle y and Rogers ; Naysâ€"Mess) s. Gallaugher, Burns and Moved by Mr. Gallaugher, seconded at this council quite understand the grievance presented by the ratepayers of Kettlehy, and that this council is quite, willing to re fund their taxes at thepropertime, providing there is no leg ll objections ; therefore we consider the present time not expedient to take action in re- funding the same, owing as we believe there may be legal or parliamentary reasons against returning the same. Carried. Yeasâ€"Messrs. Gallaugher, Burns and Lemon; Nays~.\lessrs. Cl'os‘sh-yl and lingers. Council adjourned to meet at Noblc- j ton on Oct. 28. J. C. S’roitns, Clt'ik pro loin. «cg : S. Lnnoy. trove. M apie L iberty ; in. all t/zi _are (IPIH‘EIil‘ll to: HILL. THURSDAY, OCTOBER Ill, l9lil. es, 3 cts. [Single copi ing and instructive and w _ as listened to attentively by a. large audience. Rcvs. “V'-. G. Back of Maple; G. \V. Robinson of King; and .I. ll. More of ‘ Richmond Hill, gave short. addresses. Solos were sung by Miss Jennie Boynes and Miss M. Robinson of Toronto; and Miss Edith Kelfer and Miss J. llazelwood of Maple. The proceeds amounted to $26. Mr. E. H. Elliott of Toronto. spent Saturday and Sunday with friends here. Mr. G. and Miss Lily Chadwick of York Mills, have been visiting at Mr. J. (.haddock‘s. The funeral of the late Charles For- syth, who was employed by Dr. Sisley for a. number of years, took place here on Tuesday. The widow and daugh- ters have their friends’ sympathy in their bereavement. Mr. Richard Thomas has purchased the John McKinnon farm at Vellorc, about 100 acres. for $5,850. Mr. \V. ’1‘. Robinson acted as judge at the Innisiil plowing match held on the farm of Mr. Spencer Crowley on Monday. Free Reprints of Splendid Paintings Mr. John Innes, who for twelve years lived among,r the miners and ranchers in our own \Vest, and who first studied art in England when a. youth, is recognized as Canada’s lead- ing, exponent, of outdoor painting. Mr. Iuncs’ two last paintings are his best. two large canvases, portraying typi- cal incidents of our \V'estern life. They are styled “ On the. edge of the Herd” and “The Miner‘s Farewell. ” The former is a striking incident of a. round-up, a cow-pnncher, thrown from his horse, being Charged upon by a. wild steer. while. a fellow-Cowboy, racing after, as preparing to throw his lasso. The held in the background grows restless and threatens to stam- pede. Behind all rise the snow-capped peaks of the Rockies. Asa Wholc the painting is a masterpiece of coloring, drawing and action.‘ “The Miner’s Farewell"depicts a mounted miner with saddle-bags bulg- ing with gold dust, homeward bound. Far down in the valley he sights his old camrades working in the sluices. A parting wave. and Cheer is exchang- ed. The background is a. mass of mountain and mist, forest and cloud. The treatment is masterly, bold and true. T re Mail and Empire has secured ex. act l-l-color reprodiwtions of these paintings, 15x20 inches in size. Every detail of color and grain is faithfully. brought out. They offer free - the choice of the two with every year’s subscription to the \Veekly, or three months’ subscription to the Daily. Both pictures are given free if a. sub- scriber sends a. Vear’s subscription to the \Veekly, in addition to his own. or if he takes the Daily for six months. See our clubbing list. 0 THE CANADIAN BOY. This magazine is the only journal of its kind published in Canada, and for patriotic reasons alone is deserving of a hearty support by the reading pub- lic of Canada. American boys‘ papers full of American sentiment have a large circulation in Canada. Theyare fast instilling American ideals into the minds of our young people. It. is high time this Were stopped. The best way to eifect a change is to produce some- thing good and attractive to take the place of the American papers and crowd them out. ’l‘hosc patriotlcally inclined should rally to the support of a good ('anadian boys‘ paper. The Canadian Boy is sol b a journal. The October number is out and has no reason to hide its head beside, much older ventures. It is full of what is elevating and stimulating {or boys to read. Many shits ot'a boy‘s nature his love of stories, inâ€" teres in nature, talent for business, love oi'spui l. mental ingenuity, (-onâ€" st l “01le ability, elm, etc. It is atl rac- [lVl‘llI farm and \Tl‘ll illustrated. lloys â€"â€"~â€"7 i A concert under the auspices of the Maple l’uhlich‘rhool was held in the Masonic llall last I’Iiday evening. A I lengthy programme of solos, choruses, dialogues and irritations was given by members of the school and other local talent. Short ublresses were givrn, by Revs. \V. (i. Ilack. J. K. llilt)’ and ; J. A. ll. Mclionalil. “BY. 8. \\'. Lil-an . acted as cliaiI-Iiiau. The hall was crowded and the sum of $20 realizml. The money will be use-d in pint-basing pit-tines for the swhool room. ' On Finally. ll‘~’lI‘L‘lllll;_; services wme held in the Methodist Church. when lit-v. S. l). ('lu-“n, l). 1).. (It To. I-onto. premixed ('llilllli’ln sermons in the moiningr and {'Vl'llillLf, and ad- dressed a mass meeting of the children in the afternoon. A grand sacred concert in connec- tion with the lipworth League was held in the Methodist (jinn-ch on _\lon~ day evening. Rev A. t'. Cit-“‘5 or To. lonto. delivered hi lecture, “ Through the Mammoth (‘ave with 200 Ep\\‘(ll th ‘ ” ’i'helcrturc was llllt'ltb'} ki>. ‘ot‘ Glli‘liili, are ‘(lno of these is the first story which will read it, and pioiit by the reading. A dollar cannot be better inn-strll than by sending it as a subscription for one} own or some other person's boy. ll is (‘llllilll‘(l with Tim l.lillill.\l. for $1.75. The Turnbullâ€"\‘i'riglit Co.. the publishers. FRANK mason; )Iofi‘nrv. "he October issue of Leslie's Month- ly has a number of unusual featuics. ‘ ('lmrlvs Frederick (ioss has yet born lll‘llll‘lllll) \l‘illl'. “The limlemplion ot' l‘nu‘inl ‘ 'oi>oii” arouwd Inorell- perhaps, lliaii ain other bowl; «1 yeaI. and this filillill‘l‘ tale. "'l'ii!’ of a 'l'liivi," is Louinlto come in tor vigorous Ill<l'll>\ltill. Olin-r i'I-ailuo's in the nuniber worth Ialking about are an llilt‘l"‘.§{lllg llt'rl'lliiillill 'lllll‘. - I lit) HIHI)‘ i I , l of ‘AlilelIIllt‘. lbH most powerful of prac- ., Iical explosives, by its inventor, Hiram Maxim, and a rattlingaet'ount o1 “Tin-l the nullrir rightly styles the most efficient police force in the world ; and “The Alllwlvliigl‘aplly of a lligh Climb- er"! a most diverting history. ,9, Texas ll ingers. 'an organization which 1.» . “I had a bad cough for six weeks and could find no reliciI until I tried Ayer’s Cherry Pecto- ral. Only one-fourth of the bottle ‘ cured me.” . - L. Hawn, Newmgton, Ont. ., Neglected colds always I ' lead to something serious. ' ;. They run into chronic . ; bronchitis, pneumonia, _ i asthma, or consumption. ‘ Don’t wait, but take Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral just as soon as your cough begins. A few doses will cure you then. '1 u h on ales: 25c. enou h (or on or »‘ con;r50c., jun right for quench!!!» houn- ‘ ncu, hard colds, etfii 811‘, most gmfmml ocasen an o on on . ' for cmomJ. C. AYER 00., owoll, Man. “Tiâ€"x“ WANTED â€"â€" TRUSTWORTHY MEN AND Women to travel and advertise for old estab- lished house of solid financial standing. salarv $78014. ycurnnd expenses, all payable in cash. No canvassing required. Give reference and enclose soif-nddressed stamped envelope. Ad- :i55 Caxton Bldg. Chicago. 42-26 % dress Munagnr iaii Term- Now open in all departments of the Central Business College TORONTO Youngmen and women are coming in from all ports of the Dominion to attend our school. because they find with us verv superior advantages. Ourcutaloguo explains them. Write for it. Enter Any '1‘ ime . W. ti. SHAW, Principal 55 Yonge and Gerrard Bts. % F '. COALâ€" cea SEASBEOF ism-1902. BEST HARD COAL For household purposes. BEST SOFT COAL For threshng and other steam purposes 3.: 25 cents per own” at Tilfll’ilililLL STATION. Also one of the best grades of Portland Cement made. for $11!; at. <3 per hbi Twenty cents per bbl. reinndcd for empty tacks. “'1‘! be m. the station to intend to customers on \\‘e.ines.lay of curb wcck dulinu August; “Rain riayund Thursday ol curl) \u-ek durin.’ Scpt.. Ol'b. and NI)\’.; and on \\ ailnct'llav of each \V'CL‘k during: the rest of the Uni >1 awn. Coal dolivcrctl to lilL‘llllll‘llil 11'le and 'i'hornhill on the blioi‘tcrt notice. Term: rash on dehyery. No order will bo_ con- tllluicll binding until llL‘UUpLU-J by us in writing. H. VVINGER &. SON, August l, 1511. L'In CarrvilleP 0 RICHMOND HILL Eiiis‘iillii; can. The Next Sitting of Division (‘ourt for No. 3, (‘ounty of York, will be held in the Court Room, RICEMGND HILL, _0:\'_ 22:1 rill-W, Hill]. 35, 1901 .C u“ ("oiiiinencincr at III a. In. T. F. MCMAHON I'LL‘RK