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Discussed at a Public Meeting.â€"Capi _ ~talsts Pleased with Berlin and ‘ Surrounding Country. © Berlin was favored on Monday evenâ€" Ing and this morning with & visit by m company of Canadian capitalists and ‘American experts who were on an inâ€" @pection tour throughout the district with a view to locatinga sugar refinery. ‘The company was composed of Messrs. Bngh Blain, chairman, John Flett, S. H. Janes, M. McLachlav, N. B. Gage, all of Toronto, Wm. Bauer, of the Oxâ€" mard Construction Co., New York, and wic. Ponoyar, a capitalist of Bay City, Mich. These gentlemen were aceompanied by Prof. W. C. Sbuttleâ€" worth, of the 0. A. C. and Mr. Wenâ€" dell Shantz, in their trip through Smfloo county. Whatever the views these gentlemen were concerning Berlin and the vicinity as a sugar reâ€" finery location, this fact was elicited from most of them, that there is no more beautiful and prosperous farming district in Ontario, than that through which they drove on Monday. The capitalists â€" visited Guelph on1 Monday morning, where they were eordially received by a deputation from the Council and the Roard of Trade, who laid before the visitors the advantages and privileges which the Royal Ci? was prevared to offer themn. They took a trip of inspection around the city and then proceeded direct to Elmira. They stopped at several farms and inspected the soil and the beets which were planted thorein. From Elmira they were driven to Berlin, arriving hure at six o‘clock in the evening. They drove down to Shantz‘s. will property and inspec‘ed that spot, but from all appearances were not favorably impressed with it. _‘ Mayor Bowlby then introduced Mr. ‘ Hugh Blain, of the _ deputation, . Wwhostated that they were on a tour of 6 pection in order to locate a sugar. \ wefinery. They required first of all ) muitable soil and willing farmers to ;'*9‘{5 the required acroage of beets. â€" ‘The speaker said that they had been i meost favorably impressed with what ‘%hey bad seen during the day‘s trip, . @ Berlin undoubtedly had these .| requisite to offer. Other advantages m required, however, in good water The meeting in the Council Chamâ€" ber was delayed considerably, owing to the absence of many of Berlin‘s public _ spirited _ gentlemen, . who evidently were sorely disappointed at the result of the railway byâ€"law, and thought it useless to talk sugar beet refinery without having railway comâ€" petition to offer. There was quite a delegation of farmers present, however, and after consultation a deputation enmposed of Mayor Bowlby, C. K. Bugar Refinery Matieis, W supply, good transportat WATCHMAKERS and OPTICIANS Opposite Bank of Hamilton BERLIN. JANSEN BROS., a:utwnd evider bond. You name stamped in them. and their w Ing Rings or refuad the Hail mark. We engrave ; k mngra he and date in nvwryno: ‘ extra ch and Tilge from $ apwh as. fnric OrfictaNs. ally Aited have been ertake «t3 lences of marâ€" :will find on§ m 0 weari qnflh ip e_q_; \o‘th’d & Tesltp satt facilities company to â€" . M ‘ s ofer T ma* shag: hn ue uJ * ~Tue C \tgfi a safe and en es ui tens ETe . oale en tory Mr. 8. H. Janes stated be was not altogether posted upon the requireâ€" ments of a eugarâ€" beet factory,. â€" < They required 5000 acres of beets yearly and the growing must be in rotation, as tbeets sbould not be planted in the same plot lees than four years abart. From bis? view Berlin offers splendid facilities in the way of soil and farmers. Farmers in Michigan and other States pet $25 to $30 an acre. He wished to correct the statement that the visitors were stuck on Berlin, as they were not. They were on a tour of inspection, and 2s be was an Ozford County he was confident that Oxford could offer better facilities. He referred to the lack of railway competition which is to be regretted. Regarding water supply he bad his doubts in Berlin‘s ability to furnish the required amount. _ Be stated that when the company decided upon a point for location they would look for a bonus and free site and perâ€" haps other thipgs. LIFEOF PRESIDENT M‘KINLEY aufer pa Poter Jackson, 8th line Morris, teâ€" cently sold 7 pigs, 7 montbs old, that averaged about 211 lbs. io received $103.60 for the lot. They were Yorkâ€" shise and Tamworth cross. Elmira‘s granolithic walks are ‘deâ€" fective in many places. . Engineer Bowman, Berlin, was engaged to inâ€" spect and report upon them. The reâ€" port was presented at the last mesting of the Council. Central Canada, Ottawa Nova Scotia............ Guelph Central, Guelpi. N. York, Newmarke‘.... Northern, Walkerton . ... N. Bruce. Port Elain.... N. Waterioo, Berli Drumbo, Drumbo. Wellealey, Wellesic S$. Huron, Seaforth . Palmerston....... Elma, Atwood.... Centre Bruce, Pais‘cp..... Peterboro‘Cent‘l, Poterhoro‘ Great Northern, Co.i3gâ€" C. Simeoe, Barrie......... North Brant, Paris........ Mornington, Milyer u... . Fullartonâ€"Logan, Mitchell. South Pertb, St. Marys.... OHMIR. 1. ... :..0202.101+ South Waterloo, Galt..... StaJROt. .. .............. Great Northâ€" Western, God Srigh.....«..1.«... N. R. of Oxford, Woudstock Dutham, Tilsonburg.... .. Woolwich, Elmira........ North Grey, Owen Sound .. East York, Markbam...... 8. Oxford, Otterville...... North Perth, Stratford.... Poenineniar, Chatham..... Martinâ€"At 8t. Jacobs, Sept. 6th, the wife of Ezra Martin, of a daughter. Hilbornâ€"At Elmira. lr- Tth, the ‘wife of Isame Hilborn, of a danghter. ~AtfAttercliffe 8 ‘Ont., on From the Guelph Herald of Sept. 16 A Standard Historical Work L LIST OF FALL FAIRS ROSTOCK BIRTHS Sept. Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept. Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Cot Oct Oct Oct. Oct. Oct. H 8â€"10 D La _4# Rarlim Rent 9h. the wie "3dr brin o e deasiie s s n.r-.' râ€"â€"At German Mills, Sept. 10th, wife ot Mac(nu- ‘ Kruppâ€"At Waterloo, 7‘. Tm the wife of J. M, Krupp, of a ter. Brovofofeki â€"At Duh'.m l4th, the wite of Gustare Bro ,of a son. Bowinanâ€"At St. Jacobs, Sept. 11th, the wife of Alex. Bowman, of a son. Biethâ€"At Berlia, Sept. 14th, the wife of Anthony Bieth, of a daughter. ‘ MARRIAGES Ladwig~â€"Baetzâ€"At Elmira,Sept.11th, by Rev. Mr. Sehaltz, E4. Ludwig to Miss Baetz, both of Boil‘n. / Salleâ€"Arpoldâ€"At St. Agatha, Sept 10th, by ‘Rev. H. Aeymanse, Joseph Salle, Detroit, to Mariauna Arnold, Bouth Easthope. Merper â€" Bchmidt â€" At Sebripgville, . Bept. 10ib, H. L. M_-':me.',Wa.lkerwn, Merper â€" Bchmidt â€" At Sebripgville, Bept. 10ch, H. L. Merper, Walikertop, son of C. Merper, New Hamburg, to Clara M. S¢hmidt, of Sebringville. Weberâ€"Simpsonâ€"At Berlin,8ept. 11th, by Rev. J. S. Williamson, D. D., Poter 8. Weber, lately of Greenwood, to Jenany Isabelia Simpson. Dippel.â€"Hertelâ€"At Centreville, Sept. 12tb, Henry Dippel to Hanuah Hertel, both of Centreville. Allendor{â€"Kimbelâ€"At Berlin, Sept. 16th, by Rev. R. von Pirch, Hermon Allendorf, Waterloo, to Carrie Kimâ€" bel, Berlin. Weaverâ€"At Hespeler, Sept. 12th, Ashâ€" ford William, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Weaver, aged 10 years, 6 months and 4 days. Swain â€"At Galt, Sept. 13th, Lloyd Leslie,infant son of J. W. Swain,aged 1 year, 6 months and 16 days. Ruxtonâ€"At Galt, Sept. 13th, Jenuie Ruxton, aged 23 years. Gingrichâ€"At Floradale,Sept. 3rd, Mre. David Gingrich, aged 43 years. Lonsdaleâ€"At Berlin, Sept. 13th, Mrs. Wiw. Lopnsdale, in her 74th year. McEloryâ€"Near, Elora, Sept. 9th, Mre. J. McElory. J. K. SHINN, Funeral Director and Embalmer Waterloo, Ont. Telephone 267. Resiâ€" dence Duke St., opposite J. Letter. of James Joseph Mickus, Auctioneer Sept. 24. â€"Farm stock and implements of Joseph Lauber, 3 miles northâ€"east of Winterbourne, and 3 miles west of Weissenberg on the Guelph road. Oct. 2.â€"Farm stock and implements of Peter L. Litwilier at St. Agatha. Oct. 3.â€"Farm, stock and implements of Nicklaus Schmidt, 1 mile south of Weliesley on main road to Baden. Oct. 4.â€"Farm stock and implements of James Heggs at Linwood. Oct. 9.â€"Farm stock and implements of Conrad Dorscht, 2 miles southâ€" west of Erbs vilie. Grairger Stocks Decline Owing to Cold Weather in the Westâ€"The Latest Quotations. Tuesday Evening, Sept. 17. t8, $3.80 to $4; éep Miâ€"-‘ii?m”:g“‘. gb';“a dn ie M40k, fls wike Montrenl East Rufalo Cattle Market hak"tt.. B AUCTION SALES THE MARKEYTS DEATHS at Grain and Produce Ti wae * Pal® few cholee $4 $4 cartms Htomy covery. ‘There is no alcohol in the " Discovery"* and it is free from opium, cocaine, aud all other narcotics. Some dealers may offer a substitute as ;a'un um'um. Pierce‘s Golden edical very. There‘s more profit in substitutes for the dealer. There‘s more health in the " Discovery " for you. Don‘t be imposed on. B4d; fu thres 6 January and Ap tember 27f 65¢, Wheat old.;.......... $ 0.6 Wheat new ............ .82 Kansas Turkey Wheat .70 Flour, Ocean.......... 210 Flour, Sola...........c 200 Flour, Pastry.......... 190 OAt$ 22222.222222222222000 .85 «It is with the greatest ple the benefit my mother has r *Golden Medical Discovery,‘ gohnlon, of Lowesville, Amb he suffered untold misery w Bran, per ton.... .. M‘@ddlings, H)er ton Butter, per lb...... Eggs, per doz...... Hogs, live. ...... .. Hogs, dressed..... Hay, per ton...... Straw, per ton.... Wood,per cord.... Export Cattle ..... and ringing t six hoaf:s%f covery she wa â€" ‘When a laxative is T Pierce‘s Pleasant Pellets St. Jacobs bakery for sale, immedâ€" iate possession given, _ For particulars apply to FRED HER{){ES, $7â€"36. St. Jacobs, Ont. Ensilage Cutter For . Sale. Waterloo E‘IFHL\'G or h-espm:sing for fishing is strictly forbidden on Lots No. 5 and part of Lot No. 6, first concession, north and south of Huron Road, Townsbip of Wilmot, _ __ FROM the farm of August Ierael near Stt burg, two bay colts, one and two years c Any one giving information that wili lead heir recovery will be svirably rewarded. 36â€"1f AUGUST ISRAEL, Strasbu can secure pleasant rooms in private family, gas and bath.fine locntiod,onl{ 2% minutes walk to Ex{msition excelâ€" lent car facilities, breakfast if desired, at reasomable rates, by addressing letâ€" ter to Rev. S. B. Krart, 28 Shields Ave . Buffalo, N. Y. 25â€"3mos . Liquor License Act. (i dic ols NUID t 1 Mhad evntt P oee i e P agin oi q c m A + &Ja“#‘,q&’k‘%fii& [\WO Grey Ponies, one branded 91 with white face. Owner will find them on my farm, ear Schoolâ€"house No. 17. Waterloo 'llp. and &n have them by pioving property and payâ€" ng expenses, ___ _ _______ . _ _0 _ P I HAT d of Dr. Pierce‘s Golden Medical Disâ€" A â€" . CE ww Ap Kindes®" House for Sale. LARC OTH Leading Wheat Markets $3.00 For Sale. ication mude by. Frederick FÂ¥y, of the e enigs B Ioiso. Whor d Warning. Strayed Strayed Closin British© Markets E is here! ven a meeting of lnndu-n %" st of Nerth Warerloo will be held at t jurther } Whom 1t May Concern WM. EHRHARDT, Hespeler September 19 January and April 28 85 e residence on Y dy $4 K. N. HAWKE, Ageut articulars apply to W. CONRAD, Waterloo Elmira make, Ensilage feet corvier, as fi’d as p Call at the Massep» easure I write you 1. 0. Hannma® S 14.00 17.00 .19 13 .14 5; fair to good, 6.00 3.50 4.50 6.50 8.00 4 to 18 64 $4 Life 4s 11%d, $ 0.65 lay .14 6.80 2.10 .63 .70 tl60. GO 20 15 the Tuesday, September 24th, 1901, fia.fl"&fl""‘ The tallowing resl 96. & 4 esn t :':.H!ahi. Soar 6upatie aid. sow whib 4 ‘%c&u‘h*-% wb «ide, 00 i : Binder, . Tig se hanktamen., ton veaa tnonk dei r » , 3 ploughs . ueg 3h, souftier, 1:!“ :un and wooden K’“-?-'-. stock ra K. whecibarrow, htuu..:f-' -'i ter, faanping mill. root p"‘&: 84 % horse blankets (vew), goat se gunlb ® nese, sot eouxfi harnese, set io harness, chaine, forks, hoes. shovels, rakes, pigk »axp, 14 new grain bags, By pets, cheose pros«, abobt 10 tons of hay, & quwaty of tmrcips by the row, patatoos b{’ the row. HOUSEHUOLU A | TICLES: Cook stove a~d d JosEPH MICKUS, _ JOSEPH LAUBER SeptemberTth, 1801 ....OF.... Farm Stock & iImplements. MHERE v Agatha, Towa I Executors‘ Not:ce to Creditors. In the Estate of Fzra Ervine Eby, Late of the Vallags of Erbsvil‘e, Teacher, t D Berlin, Aug. 30th Farm for Sale. Also a good Farm for Sale. THAT valuable farm consisting of 105 acres situated between Heidelberg and St.Jacobs on the south side of the Conestogo river. 16 ac es i= hard wood bush the remainder is cleared and in a ‘i:Od state of cultivation. Upon the property is a food bank barn, a stone d welling. orchard and is well supplied with hard »nd soft water. This farm is suitable for dairy purâ€" Bos . For further particulars apply to Auction Sale |Panâ€"Amorica Farm for Sale. A FIRST class farm for sale in Peel, on the 3rd Con., lot 9, 1 mi‘e east of Glenallen. Farm is in a high state of cultivation, clear of noxions weeds, bank barn 60‘x8#, a good brick house of 8 1 coms, also hos rn,dnvinc shed and all other nmarzhautb\.lld n‘la’well watered, & good orchard with various kinds of fruit. Near to good school, stores and churches. a fonntain at barn and 15 acres of bush. For further parâ€" ucuh” ‘D"lr to e a l ama rPerb house of all olher‘ good orc to good + ‘ednesiay, Cctober 2nd, 1901, | Rooms .}i‘xTe;;TEgé and airy. D win n i wat one o‘clock p m.. sharp, the | hotel sweat boxes. Strictly private. T OTICE is horeby given that in pursuance of Farm for Sale. THAT valuable farm consisting of 224 acres, . rituated at Natchez, 3 miles onst of Berlin part of Lot 55. 120 aores are under good. oultiy: balance in bush u‘mm this iy is a good bank barn, two d wat Farm for Sale. houses and all ;.,:..,"'“ ary outbuildings, y« fruit bearing orchard and W‘E hard .:l‘# water. . A vl&d mill at well power n on bamn. For further particulars apply to 35â€"4t Terms of Real Estaté made known on day t Ond thiihe Rernant y o House for Sale Farm for Sale on th 35 â€"1 mo. ® 0. W.36â€"2 mo. 12â€" AT valuable farm consisting of 183 actes, Bochtel‘s Tract, near G+rman lnfi three : south of Bevlin, in the Township of Watâ€" 4 L'finn th 1 property is a good cem»nt ling house, a bank barn, and cony nient suses. iâ€" well «upplied with hard and soft t apd is in a frst cla«s state of cnltivation, erms and particulars apply to the proprieâ€" n the prem.i«ce, TSA AC SNIDER, _. puar German Mills P.O. neve h;n.:\ fm';ala. .lhmile from Breslau ic Guelph road, with a §ood two sto ise and a good barn and driving ehe?. ood orchard and well +upplied with A uctioneor. E MARTIN SEITZ, Clork 1K cke Mrs. Charlotts Schrader, Executrix W m. Kramp, Executor. w e sol H 901 JAMES HUNTER, Alma, P.0., Ont. large box stove. cooking ron kettles, pork barrels, er articles too numcrous IS‘A‘ STAUFFER, | # K!mira, Ont # cows supposed to be in ‘d, supposed to be in calf; uives, 2 Ewes, b.ceding SAM publicanction on the ‘ {l’l‘“‘lu‘h‘li at 8. Imot, on yâ€"Harris I gl culars y to MUED doob, Execuiors im P 6 St. Jacobs, Ont. pborrd, sink old, Mare 11 corner Ou nder, Mowâ€" Cultivator, of harrows, ree power, es ‘mrwflfi' gb. double 36â€"3t ence one of our new hats wou make in your appearance. Aa your brains worth a s Good Covering ? : cal Then give them their due. We have hats all shapes, shades and prices. f Men‘s â€" Outfitter. also buss connection from east Amherst Gateof Exposition. Lodgings 30 cents and upwards, breakfast 25c., also box lunches given. You can reach home by Kenmore and Tonawanda electric cars from Main Street every half hour. e Special rates to parties of four or more, also club rates. Address, P. $.â€"Would refer to Mr. W. H. Becker, of Berlin. NORTH WATERLOO Town of Berlin, FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPT. 20th & 21st. Live stock excepting poultry on Exâ€" hibition at Vietoria Fark and Poulâ€" try and other articles at the Skating Rink, a few rods from the park. All live st ck, ex ng poultry, must be on the ‘Froundn 10 o'clmfi a. m. Saturday, Sept. 2ist. onlu%munt.boon the grounds ffld&y Sept. 20th. Exbibitors of thoroughbred stock must produce certiticate of registration to the Judges when exhibiting. Bo:secul efforts have been made. by the to make this one of the most attractive fairs ever held, by offering snecial prizes. Best Lady Rider,lst prize $3.00,2nd prize $2 00. Horsa, rig. PB bxxor"‘n F ciee price §5 bt orne, . harness and whipâ€" ze L. J. Bni‘-wm. M. P. P. h:'llrrb:mfl hat by A 0. Bochmer. 8rd prize $2 suit underwear by J. U. Clemens. _ _ * Will sccommodate 30 people daily. Ne ace: of .rcn"'“ ial by B_Devitt, $5 worth Single rig, roohier, honey. hs' 3§mxv:7°m_ rerreme ns A epecial cash prize of $00 byJA. B. Cnm&bau. President, for best brood mare suitâ€" gfle eross with umrvlfishod to get unters, with foal at her e\,:rom n bred Sire. â€" A prize of $3 wili given for the best foal got by }‘hmggbmd Sire. f all h ORH:ID P;‘RJADI 4 30 onsflmorsesmosen. p. m. on Saturday. The Boonhm‘l books will positively be closed tor entrics in all clases, except those of Live Stock on the evsnlnf preceding the first d"u{ of the show. _ A fee of 100 for each entry will be charged after this date, Band Concert Friday onnlng:,' Reduced M'fl{.ul::l:l on i days. Prize Lists and Regu on up&ouol to the Secretary, B. Devitt, Waterloo, Ont. A. B. Campbell, B. Devitt, Buggies. A. 6. Thoman, King St., East of Scott, BERLIN. Mr. C. Jones, of Berlin, is prepared to take threshing contracts on abortest notice. Mr. Jones travols a steam Champion machine provided with al\ the Iatest appliances, including a dust collector and chaff blower. | For partiâ€" anjars apply tb ortanias /s0une porâ€" stock of buggies in the County to m from. . The MeLaughlin hoilseless gearis noted to be the most durable and finest rider in Canada, also other makes which I sell cheap. Lumber wagons and the Wilkinson and Fleury ploughs. Horse shoeing done so as to g' comfort lnl develop his t. Interfering prevented. AGRICULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL AND Fing ARTS EXHIBITION in the I have the finest and the largest Open To The Provinee Rules and Regulations. y or at the Grand Central & doae "tutag ts c xn l s & Special Attractions The Villa Ave. Home . ... 15 minutes‘ walk from grounds, Engage early. J. B. Rickert, 30 Villa Ave., BUFFALO, N. Y. Threshing. President. BrEst Lapy Drrver. M. Wildfang, Secretary. Hotel WILL BE RUN ON Harvest Excursions Returning until Nov. 3rd AND Returning until Nov. 17th, 1gOI. From all points in Canada, Onaping, Sault Ste. Windsor and Kast. â€" For pamphlet giving further iculars apâ€" ply to the xe-ml Canadian P‘m‘ant. o" to H. NOTMAN, Asst. GenT Passr. Agent, A 1 %flng%ueet Kast, Toronto. * Railway Day SEPT. 14th, 1901, Return SEPT. 16th, 1901. Berlin............ $210 Tram leaves 5.82 a.m. Kimira ........... 210 f" ®= $.15 . Et. Jacobs........ 210 * * ~&% :* Heidelberg ...... 210 © ** © O 530 " Warerloo ......... . 2.10 & w 840 * Good returning.on special train leaving Panâ€" American grounds 10 p. m and all regular trains up to and including Sept.16th. Engraved Souvinir Exbibition tickets will be sold h‘ agents at station points. for 500. Baggage ::tt.bo checked on these special excursion ticâ€" Sept. 17 BY a simple contrivance the Imperial Gang can be changed to cut from 10 to 12 inchies wide, asfdesired, and has extra strong 2} inch Steel Chavnel Frame snd Improved Tilt. It will do the work of two walking plows. .. Sept. 3 Imperial Gang Plough ‘The above together with the National and the Century which is adapted epocially for heavy clay soil, are all fitted with the Verity Patented Double Cone, Dust Proof, Self Oiling Wheel and are guaranteed the best. line of gang ploughs in the market, winning the Grand Gold Medal at the Paris Exposition, 1900. For sale at the Masseyâ€"Harris W arerooms, opposite the market, Waterloo. Woodward‘s Waterâ€"« ing Basins, Potersbure, May 13, Mr. H. B. Duering of the City Meat Maiket has secured enough stallâ€" fed beeves to keep his customers supâ€" lied until July 1st, You can rely upon getting the very choicest meat thereâ€" fore at all times, ‘TheMarket has been freshly painted and papered, a founâ€" tain aud pond have been installed, All« ed with speckled beantics. . The showâ€" windows are filled with hams, cooked and raw, bacon, sausages eto. of the most tempting kind. Dried beef kept gonstantly on hand. Drop in and see one of the best and neatest shops in Western Ontario. t J. R. STRICKLAND, Agent, Waterloo. M.C.DICKSON, Dist, Pass, Agt., Toront For Farmers and Dairymen, â€"â€" Fare for round trip â€" es........ $210 Tram leaves i ererssiner OME 5 * / j fbm....l... 10 O malls erg c..ll20 210 © €000 Stallfed Beef. E. N. HAWKE, Agent Panâ€"American ¢> A2 AT THE BERLIN.â€" Winn e Antler Estevan Finscarth Moosomin Hamiota Swan River Regina Mooseja w Yorkton Prince Al Calgary . Maci eod Red Deer Kdmonton H. 2. Dusafing. 1901 '.fubm‘\l $35 RETURY FarEs To |$30 Provristor, $28 t $% }aeu *X