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F},_' . 'br':;lry' 'm::““%.i&h' 2 ve w uo f Ts io 29 witivet theme. Butarter atl e _â€"‘_â€"_â€" AcCHE ‘s :’rt'_"""i;hon""h 1.yer if they only L{ ; % elmost priccirss to those who M# L plobit; but forus» [ Were deeneenneninernet R v Te in ns on tooss. Buk arter all sick boad The Mercantile Fire Uftice, Waterloo Mutual Building e King St. Business Office 249, Ho se 200. Business | sulicited for firet class Compauies. 3 ..‘.E.}'.’u Taase Curglinoseit while Little Liver Pills are eraall and m%q%'mme&m ity casy to take, Oneor tw‘ pille meke a does, Ti ro pioiirmedr ane ppenrtifess __ _ gapere uEptrus® 00., HEW tosk. ulX inl ie inl Mhs Jubscrbed Capital,.. ... ... 290,0000 4 ui03 ° that assessment be Deposit with the Dominion l hat $uch Government ...... ...... .. $117,140, Court of Rev All policies guaranteed by the London _ ‘mhe Court cf Revisi a0d Lancashire Insurance Companry ments recorimended:â€" ith Assets of $16,300,638. That W. E. Mitchell‘ e wimt â€" of lots Nos. 3 Altred Wright, Secretary chell Avenue be at t T. H. Hall Inspector per foot and that _ th be refunded to him, . C. A BOEHM l_)!atrlct;:‘k‘gentl Same shgllrapply to C /~~ _ C. A BOEHM General Insurance Agent, Successor to Buckberrough & Co. Insurance Company INCORPORATED 187 The Misses Fehrenbach Head Office â€" Waterioo 10 United States Subscribears w23 T1 TTILLLILILL NA LLI Lurncesys," OwIng to the new Postal Law which caime into efect, May 8, 1006,‘ postage to the amount ol one cent on each copy 01 the Chronicleâ€"Teleâ€" gtaph is required on all paper$ mail »d to United States points and _ We have thonefore been obliged to in érease . the subscription to United States subscribers to $1.50 per year payable strictly in advance. Tke unfolding of Aatumn Milâ€" lincry style g0e8 steadily on in our millinery pariore. y Ee Un SPmait c Every day brings forth new models. Some of our most partâ€" feular dressers consider our OWn make bata witlh more favor than the imported models. In that they are better sccommodated to the quiet aloganes which Borlin taste in millinery demands. Waterloo, Weeswatér narrowly escaped ious conflagration Saturday WThe C.P.R. roundhouse at th 23 King St., East Berlin, Ont. ns comple M also the bownls, . 1. yee if they only M rrnatioetion omcs District Agent Oot. Phone 249. eaped a serâ€" urday night. at the swouth mill at the : :+ 28 M Aph hk Je > PR5300 5 S "'m Other Business h * Transacted. € a::n..rm the â€"foilowing *"that Mexors.: Asmassen.> Campbell and Lang hbe appointed a special c0oM wittee to proceed with the erection .Wm.ld‘hfim be. authorized ‘to do all things necessary in the premises. ‘ .. "â€" ° _ ‘That the Hagen Shirt~ and Collat Co. be granted a nominal assessment locuocoonwnow-‘l" tae tory mm‘_ Th L Oe is * Inckenetad â€"That the to motily the Beriin sioners that they muU ane To PEm. C C es Luls d ‘ That. the Clerk be instructed _ to ascertain the ‘attitude of the _ Park \Commissioners regarding the offer of IMr. Fred Knell of land for . ‘park ‘p-n-oul before proceeding further in the matter. l That the account for legal services |in re the Berlin and Waterloo St. Ry. Arbitration presented to _ this lgo.mnmu for payment, be referred ‘back to the Light Commissioners who vOry MEUUEEA s ‘ That the Treasurer be instructed. to motily the Beriin Light Commisâ€" sioners that they must pay . theif debentures as they mature and that the Municipal Council will in fubure make no provision for their payment. ‘The finance committee are liable therefor presen That W. E. Mitchell‘s sewer assess~ wimt of lots Nos. 3 and 4 on Mitâ€" chell Avenue be at the rate of 84e per foot and that â€" the sum of $2.85 be refunded to him, and that the same shall apply to Clemens lot No. 5 Mitchell Avenue, and that the quesâ€" tion of W. E. Mitchell‘s Queen St., Assessment be laid on the table unâ€" DL cuyico M_..siittan ean View the uTe til this Committce can TIOM DUZ 2°° mises. That the sum of $1.00 be refunded G. H. Hachborn & Co., and that the Clerk: interview the Managet of the Dominion Bank with regard to getting the matter settJed. 1 T uomm LMD MMCICCT CCOROC That Gust. lz)flman be refunded the sum of $6.25"the amount of taxes for 5 months on burned batn. €0 PS e iAE .. ic aulih oc d i Aicio t That no action be taken on request of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co., for refund of garbaga lax. ‘That the request of Nichlaus Gies for a refund of garbage tax, be 1e ferred to the Garbage Committee. That the request of Nicholas Dopp to have his taxes struck off, be laid over for further consideration. That the sum of $40.00 be refundec to S¢. Mary‘s Club, being for _ all taxes except local improvement | ratâ€" US. F ‘That the Y.W.C.A. be refunded the sum of $2:96, being for all taxes exâ€" cept local improvement rates. . ‘That the German Printing & Pub lishing Co.‘s request for refund Aax be referred to Garbage Committee, who are to report back to this Comâ€" mittee. snn iss EIEDUUCY That all proper exemptions on farm lands be allowed in accordance with the Statutes in that behall. C. B. DUNKE, * Chairman. The Committee on Works begs to report and recommend as follows:â€" That in order to relieve the condiâ€" tions _ complained ol by Mr. George Rumpel in respeet to the drain in the : East Ward, it is recommended that the drain or ditch on Cedargrove Ave. be ° cleaned out and a culvert put through said Avenue and that the property owners be asked to open the water course through their properties so as to make a continuous drain to the outlet. 1 7. Menooor s V were & C 4waraÂ¥ P They were and â€" pupul. Board of Works t of Revision. cl Revision for Assess mmiussen, ° CM inted a special come with the erection of e and that they be G. GARDINER, Chairman. recommended MEE] W 4 ty ¢ ngethot ; m". ID LAURIER, Premier, MAYOR BUBER of Berlin W. L M. KING and DR. SYLYESTER sig WILFR MOYER, in the Liberal Procession Last Wesk, 4 SIR WILERID AT THE COLLEGE Presented With an Appropriate Address By the Students.=_A Brilliant Reply. to One of the most interesting events in connection with Sir Wilfrid Laurâ€" ier‘s visit to Berlin, was the recepâ€" tion tendered him, by the faculty: and students of St. Jerome‘s College on Wednesday morning.. The Premier arâ€" tived at the . institution about 12 o‘clock and _ was accompanied . by and Hon. Geo. P. Graham, Minister â€" of tou Railways and Canals, Hon. Senator rep Jaffray, W. L. Mackenzie < King clei and Dr. J. F. Honsberger. â€" The disâ€" Th tinguished _ guests were escorted 1o °TS the College Allocution Hall by Rev. not A. L. Zinger, while the students‘in!l made the hall ring with the College| © After â€" the visitors had been inâ€" Ca® troduced to the students the . Icl "CT lowing â€" address was read by Mr. 31 D. McKechnie‘â€" da To the Right Honorable Sir Wilitid of Laurier, Premier vof â€" Canada. me Sir.â€"On behalf of the faculty and U" student body of St. Jerome‘s College no we beg your patience that we may ;“' briefly _ express _ our sincere gratiâ€" 1;1‘ tude â€" for the exalted â€" honor that be you, sir, this ‘day bring to . cur _, college. It is always an honor WOTâ€" ,, thy of. chronicle when the premier of o1 our â€" great Canada visits an instituâ€" j, tion, but superlatively so, when that'tc premier is universally recognized as | the first man in statéesmanship, & ;( great exponent of moral inbegrityJ S a profound Scholar, a true fosterer oL' learning and a staunch advocate of} ; all that is noble and uplifting. _ It is in this light, Sir,*that we wiewl four guest and we are quite sensiâ€"; j | tive to the sublime honorâ€"a privilege‘ | which will never be efaced from our ‘| memories and will be recorded in the: annals of St. ‘Jerome‘s as a "proud L day" in its history. 1 we believe, Sit, that moral educaâ€" , | tion is essential to good citizenship. ; Man is a complex boing composed of body and soul. The body for its acâ€" 4 tion depends on the soul, the life giving principle; and the soul as Iong Clas it is in union with the body, conâ€" ~ Inot act â€" without the body through which it communicates with the outâ€" ~ side world. The soul depends on tlie * body ~for sense impressions from ~ which it abstracts ideas or mental ~ perceptions. The body in turn . is ‘ made to act by the: soul, it obeys ‘; ‘the dictates of the spiritual faculty. ‘The soul is endowed with intellect and will which although inherent in y the _ soul and bearing certain interâ€" *\ relations are distinct in their operâ€" ations. The intellect is the faculty to | that knows; the will the faculty that â€"| decides upon action and to it the ;. | bodily members are subject. Hence, ge | to bring out what is best in man we ho‘ must develop these.facultfes; wo must‘ at | store the intellect with true knowâ€" re. | ledgo; we must exercise the will to ut | act along lines illuminated by the he | truths in the intellect and to direct he| the actions of the man according to ies | the best judgment of the intellect. We know, further, that the will deâ€" pends on the light of the intellect. Hence, â€" only truth or knowledge taken in its proper sense is conduâ€" cive to right action and God is the beginning and end ol all truth and consequently _ cannot be eliminated from true education. These are prinâ€" ciples, Sir, that we well know that you admit,. principles that ~you reâ€" eagnize to be the basis of lasting soâ€" clety, principles that alone can work out that solidity of the state, prinâ€" ciples that make good citizens upon whom it is that the future and perâ€" manent greatness of Canada _ must depend, E â€" The world is quite eognizant that you, Sir, are a fearless champion of righteousness, thak_yout prh:? life is consistent with your faith and that your service to the State will print the name ofâ€" Sit Wiltrid Lauriet in boid characters in the history _ of ever stand forth as an ideal for the emulation of future generations. Again, Sir, we most cordially thank you for the inexpressible happiness you bring to St. Jerome‘s College this day and we sincerely hope that BUTCHERS WILL BE NOTIFIED Slaughter houses Must be Kept in More Sanitary Conâ€" ‘There was rather a lively meeting of the Berlin Board of Health on Friday For several months Meat Inspector Waldron has reported that the slaughter houses ‘"were found to ‘be in a sanitary condition." Last week Sanitary Inspector Huehnergard and Mr. P. S. Lautenschlager made a tour of the slaughter _ houses: and reported that some of them wete unâ€" clean and in an unsanitary condition. ‘The Board décided to give the butchâ€" ers a chance to clean up and if it is not done the general public will be informed. 2 ‘â€" Sanitary Inspector Huehnergard reâ€". 'porud "‘that since August 28th no case of pontagious discase has been ‘reported to me and there is no case in town to my knowledge to . this date, which is gratifying for a town of this size. A few complaints were made ‘to me of some places being in unsanitary conditions. ~ The required notices were ‘given and all satisfied me and put same in a sanitary conâ€" _ dition except two parties where â€" I laid an information and brought them before the Police Magistrate. The dition except two parties where 1 | laid an information and brought theml before the â€" Police Magistrate. The one party paid the costs â€" and now has his place in proper condition, the other will come before the Magistrate later on as the said party is out of |town at present." l The claims of Mrs. Martin of. the | Club House for damages were finally ‘ sefttled at $67.50. ‘ Accounts _ were passed amounting i to $11.55. l °_ Ne ‘The Milk Inspector reported as folâ€" \ Jows:â€"â€" puuad l 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17 19 20 He was brought up in an instituâ€" tion where Christian education was instilled into the minds of the young students and whatever ‘gueflm. he has atgained in his public owes it largely to his early instruction. He approciated the contents of the address and did not deserve one half of the kind sentiments expressed reâ€" garding himself but he could assure young men that whatever he has unâ€" dertaken since his college days be has â€"always tried to do his best. Continuing, the Premier stated that if he had his own wish he would rather _ relinguish his present posiâ€" tion as head of the Cabinet and gOo back to â€" his seliool days.> In eloâ€" quent _ terms be urged the students to work patiently and earnestly durâ€" ing their term in the college and in after . days they would alwaysâ€" opâ€" preciate the valuable services rendâ€" @reu by We pruicooss Al. CC FU he asked the president to grant A similar request which was always expected by the students in his days on an occasion of this kind by claring a halt holiday. _ The President, readily granted request ~amid loud cheers by students. # ‘The visitors 6 aB. P EmWCY B RCCCCC T treshments mv’:t:yfic: ..'l.‘?:, rienl John Ruthig, New Hamb n aÂ¥jonfhg Foom Which conciaded the . $EuA Aanet" marim. _ Premier‘ rtin Reidel, Berlin. â€"~ muua:, visit to this prospetous inâ€" Ushorne Spies, Gait. * $108, L, Waypor, Hespeler Mr. â€"Shantz â€".s..> John Gildner ...« Sim Weaver ... Rickert & Wambold I. H. Cressman ... Rickert & Wambold Rickert & Wambold Rickert & Wambold Rickert & Wambold Alex. Hergott ....... Rickert & Wambold M. Strome ... > W. HOPP | .. I. S. Cressman ... Burkholder | ....... > Lutt St ditionâ€" Butter fat. 314 4.0 3.8 3.6 3.6 3 6 B4 .3.4| .3‘.6; 3.6‘\ .3.8 .3.6 4.0 ..3.8 .3.4 ..3.6 .3.2 FALL ASSIZES OPENED TUESDAY ‘The Fall Assizes opened in Berâ€" lin on Tuesday at, 1 e‘clock _ with Hon. Sir John A. Boyd, K. C. MG., Chancellor of the High Court of Jusâ€" tice presiding. There is a heavy docâ€" ket to be disposed of consisting _ of two criminal cases, éleven jury cases, and four nonâ€"jury cases. Sir John A, Boyd K. Câ€" M. G. is Presiding t_tth‘grsudonln â€"ufn-e“ér;;n' Prosecutor will be J. Roche, of Toronto. the the deâ€" Rex vs. John Connell, of near Hesâ€" peler, charged with rape. J.H. Hanâ€" cock, Galt, will aot for the prisoner. nc d Aihiadcictnt Mc ha tiine eB ialith n in pon o cce Rex vs. Milton McCullogh of Dumâ€" fries, charged with an unmentionable offence on two girls under 14. M. A. Second, Galt, for the prisoner. Veronica Rimstedler vs. Herbert and Jacob Rimstedler and Thomas Short, executors of the late will of Henry Rimstedler, deceased, in which plaintiff makes claim for wages. Cleâ€" ment & Clement for plaintiff and J. C. Haight for defendant. Fisher Sons & Co., Montreal | vs.. Walker Willison, Galt, an action for goods claimed to be bought and deâ€" livered. McBride and â€" Flintoft _ for. plaintifis, and J. C. Haight for deâ€" fendants. > Bartholomew Dingle, of Berlin, has brought three actions against Reville Brothers of the Brantford Courier, 8. Stephenson of the Chatham Planet \And John Ross Robertson of the Toâ€" 'ronto Telegram for damages for _ alâ€" leged slander, e S lp | Wm. R. Johnson vs. The Galt, Preâ€" ;ston & Hespeler St. Ry. Co., an acâ€" | tion for damages for injuries _ susâ€" | ‘tained. Dalzell & Barrie for plaintiff ‘and C R. Hanning for defendant. 1 W. H. Knechtel vs. J. H. Engel, an action for balance due on contract. Clement & Clement for plaintifis and J. C. Haight for defendant. Nonâ€"Jury List. | ‘There are fout cases on the nonâ€"jury |ilst as follows:â€" Clarkâ€"Denrill Comâ€" | pany, Limited, vs. The Waterous Enâ€" | gine Works Co.; Valentine & Fischer on en e e y OOA enc ane Eesn in on Isaac Wismer vs William and Augâ€" ust Pfaff, an action for wages. J. C. Haight for plaintiff and McBride & Flintoft for defendants. vs. J. S. Ashplant; Henry Gildner vs. J. R.â€" Eden; W. L. Arnold vs. The Berlin Steel Goâ€"CnnACognpany. The new flagâ€"staff at the (‘oun.‘ house _ was used for the first time ‘Tuesday when the Union Jack floated in the breeze signilying that the Fall Sessions of the High Court of Jusâ€" tice â€"were in progress. Sir John A. Boyd, Chancellor of the High Court, is presiding, and the court opaned .horqi after one ®‘clock. There is a large "docket and it is probable the sittings will continue the greater porâ€" tion of the week. The jurors for this ‘court are as follows:â€"â€" Charles A. Boekm, Waterloo. Wm. C. Clark, Hespeler. Alex. Edgar, N. Dumfrics. Geo. Huehnergard, Woolwich, Moses Honsbetger, Waterioo. John H. Halter, Watérloo, Andrew Letson, Woolwich. A. Pringle, Preston. . . John Ruthig, New Hamburg. Jas A. Rennic, New Hamburg Martin Reidel, Berlin. â€"~ CHANCELLOR BOYD. Civil Casesâ€"Jury Criminal Cases ,rxudm uo-dwm 2 A GO@NMRAL BaNKING B ab‘ull Branches. â€" Lotérest allowed at Lighest current FATQ Waterloo UOnt , Sranch, Jacob Kespoler, K vs. for deâ€" for deâ€" The Quick Is aI}abor saver and the next thing to the n runs itself. BOTTOM PRICTE G. E. POTTER GOLD SEAL COFFEE . Successor to Wehave a lot of goods received at a big discounnt wholesale price which are now bein&oflered for sale.. Values were never equalled before,.‘ See our RALTAN ROCKERS (large size) ut $2.00 and §2.25. â€" Falla BEDRUOM SUITS (iron or wooden beds) $12 and up. SIDEBOARDS $10.00 and up. ' : EXTENSION TABLES [best slides made] $5.75 up. All other lines equally reduced. *T BERLIN UNDERTAKINGâ€"Day Phone e m e y PP Pn T hi deathâ€" ABcilt is Alicc l n We ut oo Ae e onea e 000 FURNITURE SALE Robt. Barrle, N. Dumfries. Albert Bolduc, Waterloo. Richard Bopd, N. DumIrics. ‘Thos. Bullick, Galt. Alex. Clark, Woolwich. Andrew Clark, N. Duinfries. Jolin Cochrane, N. Dumf{rics Robt. Granston, jt. N. Dumfrics J. H. Dietlamm, Waterloo. Rick. J. Douglas, N. Dumfrics. Elias Frey, Waterloo. Rich. Gemmill, Ayt. W. R. Hamilton, Woolwich. and Jounu F. Martin, of Wellcs!lcy, were unable to attend on account of {lâ€"beaith and forwarded medical cerâ€" tificates. Menno Hoffman, . Woolwich. Louis Henhoefier, Strasburg, Ed. Hoelscher, Waterioo Tp. Daniel Horst, Woolwich. Geo. Hasenflug, Woolwich. Henry Hoffer, Woolwich. Louis Holle, Woolwich. J. B. Hallman, Mannheim Henty Heipel, Breslau. Menno Koch, Woolwich. Agabus Kinzie, Freeport. Henry Kochler, Woolwich. W. H. Kennedy, Galt. Robt. Lintick, Wellesicy: J. F. Martin, Wellesley. John McGovey, Wellesfey. Jos. McCardel, Wellegley. Robt. McLeod, Galt. John R. Mobr, Wilmot. Hatry Peters, Berlin. M. S."McKay, Galt. Peter Reidel, Preston. W. A. Starnaman, Berlin. Jacob Shoemaker, Berlin. Aert Stemnm, Baden. David Shantz, Wilmot. Henty Steinberg, New Hamburg John S. Schwartz, Berlin. ... The constables on duty at the court are:â€"Chas. _ Huber, gnnl. Petch. Thos. Tracey, W. H. Gotti{ried, and O. Gastmeyer, Betlin; J. A. Mackic, Winterbourne; â€" Henry Schiege!, Bamâ€" :“a,\ D. McKelar, Galt, Jokn Ottâ€" im Hawkesvitleâ€"and J. E,,Bowman Ira. 0. C. Schweitzer,â€" Wilmot. Geo, Schell, Berlin. Allan S. Taylor, Galt. ‘ Robt. Barrié of _ North Dumfries Hardware Stoves,Tinware, Plumbing and Store near Post office, Phone 142 After SIMPSON WAREROOMS Charge to Grand dury R. Weber & Co. NONE BETTER. 25¢ a Pound. Lotérest allowed at Lighest current rate. . GOOD & Co. BERLIN, ON‘I', ”‘?: 6t jurofs, â€"AT THBâ€" Time Washer â€" TRY OUR 37;Night Phone, Mr. Walter R. Winter of Toronto is spending a few days with his . sister Mrs. D. A. Bean. 3 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bean of near Haysville, attended the Laurier _ deâ€" monstration * Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Ziemann, Pres= ton, on Friday, celebrated their chiâ€" ha wedding, the 20th anniversaty of their marriage. At high noon Cater= er Kraft served an excellent dinner, which was partaken of by those preâ€" sent, the guests being only "the imâ€" mediate relatives and those who were present at the marriage teteâ€" mony twenty years . ago. The day was spent in business of all sorts and â€" talking over the happenings of years gone by, in which discussions all present partook. t U FWIT moaril‘ Mr. W. A. E. Mo ines, is spending a lin. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hymmen have re#urned from their honeymoOn trip to Detroit and other points, Miss C. K. Bessey, lady superintenâ€" dent of the B. & W. Hospital, l6ft for Toronto . i , where she w attend the sessions of the Americay Hospital Association Convention. The many friends of _ Rev. J. Eebrenbach, of Chicago, formet l'qi sident of St. Jorome‘s College, Wi regret to learn: that ho is critiexily ill and very little hopo is held ~ovt for his recovery. He gave the particulars of the t«/0 crim“:-l cases,, viz.:: Rex vs, Connell and â€" Rex vs. McConnell, and askod the jury to bring in a true | bitk n each case if the evidence presented by the Crown justified this action, Â¥o . The following legal gentlemen were in attendance:â€"F. _ .J. Roche, Crown Prosecutor, Toronto; M. A. s J. B. Dalzell, J. C. Hancock,â€" Galt A. B. McBride, E. P. Fiintoft, J; 4 Haight, Waterloo, E. P. Clement, k. C., W. M. Cram, J. A. Scellen, E. W. Clemeit and H. J. Sims, of Be lin. w3 i8 ' Berlin News Items The Grand and _ Pipe Fittings 142, Berlin. â€" to the machine onNTARIO. C Mr. L. Seibert‘s house;g Truc Bil ift;s;er. of St. Catharâ€" ga fow days in Berâ€"