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MERKEL MAKES A STATEMENT Deuics Intention of Harming Auyone Some Damaging Evidence. Medicine Hat, April 28. There a flutter of excitement at the Dreamer trial this morning, when the prisoner, Jacob Merkel, known a the Son of God, asked permission to make a statement. He spoke as follows: "Some two years since I came to Canada. After being here six weeks I went back and told my brothers In Dakota, about the capabilities of the country.

I came back In July, 190, and remained until January, l'JOS, buying; some land and working it. I then went back to Dakota to fetch up horses and machinery. 1 came back In March and since that time have been the land. Otherwise I belong what they call the 'Dreamers," but I continued all my business according the laws of the country. Nothing said at the meeting on April 11 harm anyone.

Nothing was ever raid at any meeting about burning or destroying. I would not approve or up- rtoJd such language. I had no Intention L'f harming anyone, but came to Canada to build up a home as best I could, it Is nineteen years since I came to 'the States from southern Russia. "I married Into the family of After I was married trouble irose. My wife's brothers debauched aer.

They were caught in the act hops than once, but refused to dis continue. Having caught them again got into a scrap. One drew a knife and I had a revolver. 1 was stabbed and then shot him inn the should-. r.

I was sentenced to 80 days and costs. I divorced my wife. This was all done with open eyes. There was no dream. From the evidence In this trial, think the fire was Incendiary.

I know nothing about H. I have read letters In the meetings but there was no mention In them of destroying any one. I gave no orders to destroy. I came to this country to make a success. Coming down to dreams, I have dreams, yes, but I never discussed them with anyone.

I have heard a few dreams talked of at meetings, but I paid no attention and gave no Instructions." Nieman'i Evidence. Fred Nleman's hearing was then resumed. Merkel was called to the witness box. He affirmed that his father was head of the church, with Haufman second and Reib the Canadian leader. Relb was at all meetings.

There had been dreams talked of. Witness was not present when Otto told his dream about Schneider. Jacob Relb had been present when the dreams were told. He was there when Mrs. Gill and Michael Brost related their dreams.

Witness was also present, Lehr was not liked. He was talked of at the meetings. The (Jills were angry over the trials. There was no talk of personally harming him, but the witness bad stated himself that If Lehr had a case against him like the Ollls, he would get even through the law. Carried a Revolver, In regard to threatening that Lehr would go like Magistrate Martin, the witness stated that Lehr made the fame threat about him, and he replied that they would see who would go 11 rut.

Young Neiman was at the meeting on April 11. It was not the Dreamers' belief that those who did not live up to the Bible instructions would be destroyed. The witness' father often sent letters, which were read at the meetings by himself, Neiman and Otto. On lng shown the letters from his father and one of Haufman containing ter A Square-Deal Is assured you "when you buy one of Dr. Pierce's Family Medicines for all the ingredients entering into them are printed on the bottle -wrappers and attested under oath as being complete and correct.

They are gathered from Nature's laboratory, being selected from the most valuable native, medicinal roots found growing in our American forests. While potent to cure they are perfectly harmless even to the most delicate women and children. Not drop of alcohol enters into Dr. Pierce's leading medicines. A much better agent ia used both for extracting and preserving the medicinal principles, viz.

pure triple-refined glycerine of proper strength. This agent possesses medicinal properties of its own, being a most valuable anti-septic and anti-ferment, nutritive and soothing demulcent. aiycerine plays an important part in Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery in the cure of indigestion, dyspepsia and weak stomach, attended by sour risings, "heartburn," foul breath, coated tongue, poor appetite, gnawing feeling in stomach, biliousness and kindred derangements of the stomach, liver and bowels. For all diseases of the mucous membranes, the "Golden Medical Discovery is a specific.

Catarrh, whether of the nasal passages or of the stomach, bowels or pelvic organs is cursd by it. In Chronic Catarrh of the Nasal passages, it is well, while taking the "Golden Medical Discovery for the necessary constitutional treatment, to cleanse the passages freely two or three times a day with Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy. This thorough course of treatment generally cures even in the worst cases. In coughs and hoarseness caused by bronchial, throat and lung affections, except consumption in Its advanced stages, the Golden Medical Discovery" is a most efficient remedy, especially in those obstinate, bang-on-coughs caused by Irritation and congestion of the bronchial mucous membranes.

The rible threats to Lehr and others, the witness said 11 meant they would be ilcMt roved according to the Bible. He acknowledged that he carried a revolver when he drove with the Brosts mir Mleliml mil's lie Imrt heard there was a bad mens. There might be a big row ana ne tnougnt ne mignt neea n. The trouble was not as bad as It appeared, and there was no necessity to shoot. Witness donled challenging anyone to come out of He acknowledged saying to the Hrosts that If anyone attacked hi in without reason he would empty his revolver Into them.

It was loaded. Ho had also suggested to the Brosts to upnet a load of hay on the bridge, and set fire to it so as to burn the bridge. A new bridge was needed. The witness denied ever having had a letter In his possesion which was written to a Lutheran minister In Java, South Dakota, but Identified a letter from his father asking him to write just such a letter. The letter contained suggestions of a base character.

Constable Ashe was called and testified to finding the letters at Mcrkcl's (Jr.) house. Head of Dreamer Church. Jacob Re ib acknowledged being the head of the Dreamer church In Canada. He had attended all the meetings but two In the last three years. Nothing was ever said In his hearing about dreams, at the meetings or anywhere else.

If Christian GUI and Merkel had sworn that he was present when the dreams were told, he did not remember about It. He could not remember if John Lehr's name had ever been mentioned In meeting. Inspector Parker admonished the witness In regard tJ answering questions In this manner, stating that it looked as though he was hiding something. The witness thon acknowledged that Lehr's name had been discussed In connection with the Gill case. He did not know If he ever had a dream about Christian Gill's sheep, and could not remember If he had ever sent Mrs.

Michael GUI a message that he dreamed she had done it. He had written to Merkel, and Haufman, telling them to come up and answer to the police about their letters of revenge, or the congregation would leave their church. He Wat Evasive. Jacob Reib wasj-ecalled to the witness box yesterday morning and a determined effort made to pin him down to direct statements. After two hours of close examination he admitted that he had received a vision.

He was awake at night when he saw the vis- Ion. His memory then went back -on him again and he could remember nothing more of any vUions which had been revealed to himself or any one else. He refused to give a straight negative or affirmative answer to the question whether there had ever bean any other visions talked about at the meetings or elsewhere. He would not contradict Otto's evidence that iie (Reld) had discussed the dream about Geo. Schnider and the horse trade but simply could not remember It.

Bible Dream. Christian GUI, head of the GUI family, stated that the only kind of dreams talked of at the meetings were those' related to the Bible. He acknowledged that Karl Otto had told of a dream. Jacob Relb had never told of dreams. The evidence given by the witness in the Neiman case was then read to him In which he stated that Reib had toll of dreams.

He then admitted that Relb had spoken of a dream at a meeting in John Bomback's house about thrae years ago. Neither Jacob Merkel, or Fred Nieman had told of dreams. The witness' former evidence was again brought -up against him and the prisoner, by request, warned him against making further misstatements. The witness then stated that he had heard Relb tell of dreaming the first time he had ever seen him. Personally he had never told of dreams.

Lehr's name had often been mentioned in the meetings. The people said he gave him hard treatment. No one spoke of harming Lehr. Merkey, had never written about destroying Lehr's house. When shown Merkel's letter to this ef Discovery" is not so good for acute coughs arising from sudden colds, nor must it be expected to cure consumption in its advanced stages no medicine will do that but for all the obstinate hang-on, or chronic coughs, which, if neglected, or badly treated, lead up to consumption, It la the best medicine that can be taken; It's an insult to your Intelligence for a dealer to endeavor to palm off upon you some nostrum of unknown composition in place of Dr.

Pierce's worjd-famed medicines which are op known composition. Most dealers recommend Doctor Pierce's medicines because they know what they are made of and that the ingredients employed are among the most valuable that a medicine for like purposes can be made of. The same is true of leading physicians who do not hesitate to recommend them, since they know exactly what they contain and that their ingredients are the very best known to medical science for the cure of the several diseases for which these medicines are recommended. With tricky dealers it Is different. Something else that pays them little greater profit wW be urged upon you as "just as good," or evea better.

You can hnrdly afford to accept a substitute of unknown com position and without any particular record ot cures in piace oi Doctor Pierce's medicines which are 0 known composition and have record of forty years of aires behind them, i'tnt know what you want and it i.i the dealer's business to suptty that want. Insist upon it. fect the witness said he could read no handwriting but his own. Caused Him Trouble. Michael Gill, a son of the last wit.

ness but not a Dreamer, told of the trouble the Dreamers had caused him; his. two brothers had cut his fence; the prisoner had told htm he would die Uko a bcatst; Fred Nieman had said he would be butchered; his mother had destroyed his entire garden of melons and cucumbers; Kinanuel had threatened to shout him; the Brosts gave him warning of a plot to hang him In Ms own stable when he went to feed his horses at night, he was to be left hanging and others would think It was suicide. Daniel had told him be was to, be killed when caught alone. Threat Against Bomback. John Bomback told of the presence of Relb and other Dreamers at church of which he was a leader.

Relb ssid God had sent him to tell of a vis-Ion. The witness said It was a lie, God did not send him. Dlas said to let him talk anyway and Relb then said that he bad a vision of a bloody woman and that she represented Bomback. The witness then told Relb that hi wanted nothing to do with him as ha knew him In Dakota, and his people shot and burned stables. Later Reib wrote letters threatening to destroy him.

Merkel, and Haufman also wrote similar letters. The witness heard the prisoner tell John Lehr that he would go the same way as W. K. Martin, J.P., who mysteriously disappeared last spring and was supposed to be drowned. Considered Dangerous in Dakota.

Medicine April 28. As an Illustration of the characteristics of the Dreamers, the following letter which haa been received from a former states-attorney In Dakota 1b Interesting: "I prosecuted In Dakota a man named Mower here two years ago for setting fire to a house on Instructions from Jacob Merkel, and David work lor all for wall. THE WINNIPEG TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1908. Haufman. Moser while awaiting trial hana-erl himself, after leaving a note claiming he did so on instructions of the people.

But we never got sufficient evidence to try these people on. Later Jacob Merkel shot one Swarta, claiming to do it in self defence. He was tried for attempted murder (Swartx recovered) and the state ac cepted the plea of guilty of simple as sault. Merkel was sentenced to thirty days and $100 fine, which ho paid and then went to CanadH. These people when here were crazy on religion and very dangerous citizens.

Several buildings In their neighborhood were burn ed. Including school houses, without the state being able to obtain any evl dence whatever connecting them with It. but it la generally believed they did it." MONEY LENDER FOUND GUILTY Sarah A. Clegg Convicted of Usury- First Case Under Act -Appealed. The first prosecution under' the Money Lenders' Act was instituted yesterday, when Sarah A.

Clegg, agent for D. H. Tolman, -was brought before Judge Myers, and found guilty of us ury. Sentence was deferred, as K. J.

McMurray, counsel for the accused. satted that the case would be appeal ed. The case, being the first one of Its kind here, has attracted a good deal ot attention, and the final hearing will be watched with interest. It was In stltuted by the attorney-general. The principal witness for the prosecution was Herbert L.

Weiss, an employe of the Saturday Post. vv. H. Hastings appeared for the crown, and E. J.

McMurray for the de fence. The evldonce of Herbert L. Weiss was to the effect that he went to the office of P. H. Tolman and solicited loan of S30.

The defendant Informed mm tnat tne manager was out om that she would look into the request Fhe stated that she could not loan him that sum, his salary not being sufficient. Later lie returned and Informed her of a raise In salary from $10 to per week, rihe then advanced him $35. taking as security an assignment of two months' salary, and blank assignments for two months more. For the loan, witness was to pay back o8 at 12.80 per week for twenty weeks, making the interest on $35 a sum of $21. in about five months.

xHe paid In $5.50 Interest and refused to pay more. Messrs. Hastings and McMurray then addressed the court, the latter endeavoring to show that Tolman had sued for payment of salaries under similar assignments, several times and had won In each case. The Judge. In giving judgment, pointed out that the Interest was much greater than 12 per and under the spirit of the law her business was Illegal.

He therefore found her guilty. A reserve case was refused. CATTLE SALE. List of the Herds Which Will Bo Rep resented. The entries to the cattle sale to be held In the winter fair building on May 2S have closed, and possibly this sale will offer to the purchasing public the best lot of cattle that haa ever been contributed to any public sale In the province.

This sale Included best male and female representatives of the Khnrt Aberdeen-Angus and Herefords. The following herds will be represented at the sale: Short Horns Geo. Allison, Burn- bank: T. K. M.

Banting, Wawanesa; A. Chadbourne, Kenton; Wm. Chalmers, Brandon; Fred Cheasley, Alexander; R. A. Cox, Heresford; Wm.

Davidson. Wauknpa; Experimental Farm, Bran- don; T. J. Ferguson, Pourls; Andrew Graham, Pomeroy; John Graham, Car-berry; I. T.

Hutchinson. Hayfleld; Lea, Brldgecreek; W. Lawson, Hay-field; R. N. Lyons, Roselxle; J.

Mansfield, Brandon; A. J. McKay. Mar-Donald; A. Mclver, Vlrden; W.

J. McFad-den, Methven; C. I). Rex, Elkhorn; J. Strang.

Valdur; R. Thompson, Beresford; J. O. Washington, Nlnga. Aberdeen-Angus F.

J. Collyer, Wei-Iwvn; J. D. McGregor, Brandon. Herefords E.

F. Dobbyn, Molita; E. Marples. Deleau. This sale will offer to those desirous of changing their stork animals an op portunlty of purchasing at a reason able figure no doubt, suitable animals to Improve their herds, with tho asso ciation undertaking to defray tne de llverv of the animals bought to the customer's nearest railway station for 32 there Is a special Inducement to parties wishing to buy.

Catalogs containing full list of en tries may be obtained on application to the secretary, A. W. Bell, Winnipeg, Man. Vessels at Fort William. Fort William.

April 28. The boats arriving this afternoon were tho (Midland Queen. Kenora, Stormount. W. D.

Matthews. H. Pellatt, Blckerdlkn, Turret Chief, Glen-ellah. Westmount, Rosemount. Neepa- wah, Plummer.

Steams and Wacon- dah. The docks are full from the cn trance of tho river to the Grand Trunk dock, three miles up the river, at West Fort. Most of the vessels arrived light, though the Dundee. Kenora, and Neepawah were loaded with coal. Sev ersl am loading grain, and as the elevators are at present full th.o will bt Don't Have "Spring Fever" What vou must do is stirring up the liver making the bowels regular and the stomach sweet.

The quickest, and surest, and pleasant, way to do all this is to take Abbey's Salt. It's the best spring tonic. 25c and 60c a bottle. NOTICE Notice is herebv srlven that A Tt v-ln (No. 6081) of the City of Wlnnlne.

which has been submitted to and read a first and second time by the Counoll of the said City, will bo submitted to me vote of the legally quannea elec tors or the said City entitled to vote thereon under Section 604 of the Winnipeg Charter at the time and places hereinafter mentioned. The object of the said By-law Is to create a debt of ninety thousand dollars ($90,000.00) by the Issue of debentures for the purpose of providing the. means of building the superstructure for Louise Bridge, In the said city. The time fixed for the taking of the vote of the electors for and against the said by-law Is the seventh day of May. A.

1908. beginning at nine o'clock In the forenoon and closing at eignt ciock in tne afternoon, and the following shall bo the polling places for the respective polling sub-dlvlslons ot tne said city, tnat is 10 say: Polling subdivision No. 1, fire hall, Gertrude avenue. Polling subdivision No. 110 River avenue.

Polling subdivision No. 3, south side of Wellington Crescent, opposite Bridge street (lot 1. block D.U.S. 45 St. Boniface, Plan 564.) Polling Subdivision No.

4311 Main street. Polling Subdivision No. Fire Hall, cor. Smith and York street. Polling subdivision No.

6, 364 Portage avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 324 Notre Dame avenue. Polling subdivision No. 247 Lip tote street.

Polling subdivision No. 9. 50( Agnea street. Polling subdivision No. 10, 31 McQee street.

Polling subdivision No. 11, 23 Knap. pen street. Polling Subdivision No. 12 Fire Hall.

Sherbrooke street. Polling Subdivision No. 13 583 Toung street. Polling Subdivision No. 14520 Port- age avenue.

Polling Subdivision No. 15104 Lom- bard. Polling subdivision No. It, 130 Market Polling Subdivision No. IT Central Fire Hall, cor.

Bannatyne and Arthur street. Polling Subdivision No. flees. Polling Subdivision No. street.

Polling subdivision No, avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 18 Clvlo Of- 19 93 Harriet 20. 459 Elgin 21 Fire Hall. cor.

pearl ana Mcuermot. Polling subdivision No. 22. fire hall. Polllne- Subdivision No.

23 Fire Hall, Maple street. Polling Subdivision No. 2490 Disraeli street. Polling Subdivision No. IS Cor.

Princess and Logan avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 23 370 Logan avenue. Polling subdivision No. 27, 310 Jarvls avenue.

Polling Subdivision No. 28 413 Duffer- In avenue. Tolling subdivision No. 29, 1499 Logan avenue. Polllnf subdivision No.

80, fire hall. Burrows and Alklns. Polling subdivision No. 31, 43T Selkirk avenue. Polling Subdivision No.

32323 SeU kirk avenue. Polling subdivision No. 38. 830 Charlee srreet. Pollln Subdivision No.

$4 414 Powers street. Polling Subdivision No. 38843 Aber deen avenue, polling Subdivision No. 88 Main. Polling subdivision No.

37. 25 Atlantic nvenne Polling subdivision No. 38. Woodmen's Hall. Renton avenue.

Polling subdivision No. 59. fire hall. Taylor and Rtadacona street. The sixth day of May.

A. 1908. at the hour of four o'clock in iha afternoon, at tne Mayor's Office in the Cltv Ha Of the CltV of Wlnnlnrr I. herebv named as the time and place for the appointment of persons on behalf of those Interested and desirous of promoting the nsssaje of the Bv-law, and on behalf -ef the Persons in- rested In and des rous of onnoalnv the nassage of the to attend at the various polling places, and for he appointment of persons to attend tne nnai summing up or tne votes by the City Clerk ot the City of Wlnnf-ppg. which shall tnke place on the fourteenth day of May, A.

1903, at the hour of three o'clock In the afternoon, at the Cltv Clerk's Office, In the Cltv of Winnipeg. This notice Is given on behalf of and by the Council of the City of Winnipeg. Pntea this thirteenth day ef Anrll. A. 1908.

C. J. BROWN. City Clerk. NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that a By-lsw (No.

7) of the School District of Win. nlpeg. No. 1. will.

In pursuance of bylaw No. 5074 of the City of Winnipeg and by-lsw No. (8 of trie School District of Winnipeg. No. 1, be submitted to a vote of the legally qualified eleo.

tors of the said city entitled to vote thereon under Section 504 of the Winnipeg Charter at the time and places hereinafter mentioned. The object of the said by-law No. 87 of said School District so to he submit, t'd as aforesaid, Is to raise the sum of six hundred thousand dollars 000.00) hy the Issue and sale of debentures of the eald School District for the purchase of school sites snd for the erection snd furnishings of school houses snd their appendages to pay debts and chaFges against school prop, riles and agslnst the corporation within the said school district. The time fixed for the taking of the rote of the electors for and sgalnst the ssid hy.law Is the Seventh day of Msy, A. 1908.

beginning at nine o'clock In the forenoon and closing at eight o'clock In the afternoon, and the following shall he the polling places for the respective polling sub-dlvlslons of the said Cltv. that Is to sev: Polling subdivision No. 1, fire hall Gertrude avenue. Polling subdivision No. 2, 110 niver avenue.

Polling subdivision No. 3, south side of Wellington Crescent, opposite Brldae street lot 1, block D.O.S. 45 St. Boniface. Plan 564.1 Polling Subdivision No.

4811 Main aL'eet Polling Subdivision No. Flro cor. Smith snd Torlc street. Hall, Polling subdivision No. 354 Ports avenue.

Poillna- Subdivision No. 7824 Notre Dame avenue. Polling subdivision No. 8, street. Polling subdivision No.

$, street. Polling subdivision No. 10, 247 Llpton Agnes 818 Mrflee Knap- street. Polling subdivision No. 11, 22 pen street.

Polllnr Subdivision Htierhrooke street Pnlllnr Subdivision street. Polling Subdivision aae avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 12 Fire Hall. No.

12 683 Toung No. 14520 Port-No. 15104 Lorn- nerd. Pniuo subdivision No. 18, 180 Market "Spring Fever" is just another name for Biliousness, Irregular Bowels, Upset Stomach.

to ret the blood tmre bv East. Polling Subdivision No. 17 Central ire nan, cor. Bannatyne ana Armur PoVlfngSubdlvislon No. 18 Clvlo Offices.

Polling Subdivision No. 1993 Harriet street. Polling subdivision No. 20. Elgin avenue.

Polling Subdivision No. 21 Fire Hall, cor. Pearl and McDermot. Polling subdivision No. 23, fire ball, Pacific avenue.

Polling Subdivision No. 23 Flro Hall. Maple street. Polling Subdivision No. 2430 Disraeli street.

Polling Subdivision No. 25 Cor. Princess and Logan avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 26 (70 avenue.

Polling subdivision Ne. 27. 810 Jarvls avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 28 412 Duffer- In avenue.

Polling subdivision No. 28, 1499 Logan avenue. Polling subdivision No. 30, Are hall, Burrows and Alklhs. Polling subdivision No.

31. 487 Selkirk avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 32923 Selkirk avenue. Polling subdivision No.

33, 380 Charles street. Polling Subdivision No. 84 414 Powers street. Polling Subdivision No. 85 843 Aberdeen avenue.

Polling Subdivision No. 361499 Main. Polling subdivision No. 37. 230 Atlan.

tic avenue Polling subdivision No. 38, Woodmen's Hall, Kenton avenue. Polling subdivision No. 39, fire hall, Taylor and Stadaeona street. The stxth day of May, A.

1908. at the hour of four o'clock In the afternoon, at the Mayor's Office in the City Hall of the City of Winnipeg. Is hereby named as the time and place for the appointment of rersons on behalf of those Interested In and desirous of promoting the passige of the Bv' law, and on behalf of the persons Interested In and desirous of opposing the passage of the By-law. to attend at the various polling places, and for the appointment of persons to attend the final summing up of the votes by the City Clerk of the City of Winnipeg, which shall take place on the fourteenth day of May. A.

190. at the hour of three o'clock In the after. noon, at the City Clerk's Office, In the City of Winnipeg. This notice Is given on behalf of and by the Council of the City of Dated this thirteenth day of April. A.

1908. C. J. BROWN. City Clerk.

NOTICE Notice is hereby given that By-law 50791 of the Cltv- of Wlnnlnen- which has been submitted to and read a nrst and second tlmo by- tho Council of the said City, be submitted to the vote ot the legally Qualified elec tors of the said City entitled to vote thereon under Section 504 of the Winnipeg Charter at the time and places hereinafter mentioned. object of the said By-lsw Is to create a aont Of twenty-nve thousand dollars (325.000.00) bv the Issue of de. bentures for the purpose of equipping and furnishing the Public Library of the said city with books. The time fixed for the taking of the vote of the electors for and against the said by. law Is the Seventh day of May, A.

1908, beginning at nine o'clock In the forenoon and closing at eight o'clock In the afternoon, and the following shall be the polling places Mr the respective polling sub-dlvlslons of the said City, that Is to say: Polling subdivision No. 1, flro hall Gertrude avenue. Polling subdivision No. 2, 110 River avoDue. Polllng subdivision No.

3. south side of Wellington Crescent, opposite Bridge street (lot 1, block D.G.S. 45 St. Boniface. Plan 664.) Polling Subdivision No.

4 311 Main street. Polling Subdivision No. 6 Flro Hall, cor. Smith and York street. Polling subdivision No.

6, 854 Portage avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 7324 Notre Dme avenue. Polling subdivision No. 8, 247 Llpton street.

Polling subdivision No. 9, 506 Agnes street. Polling subdivision No. 10, 31 McQee street. Polling subdivision No.

11, 22 Knap. pen street, polling Subdivision No. 12 Fire Hall. Hhernrooge street. Polling Subdivision No.

13688 Toung street. Polling Subdivision No. 14620 Tort-age avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 15104 Lorn.

paro. Polling subdivision No. 180 Market East. Polling Subdivision No. 17 Central Fire Hall, cor.

Bannatyne and Arthur reet. Polling Subdivision No. 18 Clvlo Of-flees. Polling Subdivision No. 1988 Harriet street.

Polling subdivision No. 29, 489 Elgin avenue. Polling Subdivision No 21 Fire Hall. eor. Pearl and McDeemot.

Polling subdivision No. 22, flro halL Paclfle avenue. Polling Subdivision No. 28 Fire Hall Maple street. Folllnsr Subdivision No.

2480 Dlsrsell street. Polling Subdivision No. 25 Cor. Frln- cess snd Logan avenue. Polling Subdivision No.

it 870 Logan avenue. Polling subdivision No. 27. 310 Jarvls avenue. Polling Subdivision No.

28412 Duffer- in avenue. Polling subdivision No. 29, 1499 Iogan avenue. Tolling subdivision No. '80, flra hall.

Borrows and Alklns. Polling subdivision No. 81. 48T Selkirk avenue. Polling Subdivision No.

82928 Pel-kirk avenue. Polling subdivision No. 83, 880 Charles Street. Polling Subdivision No. 84414 Powers street.

Polling Subdivision No. 88 843 Aberdeen svenne. Polling Subdivision No. 981493 Main. Polling subdivision No.

37, 230 Atlan. tic avenue Polling subdivision No. 88, Woodmen's Hall. Renton avenue. Polling subdivision No.

89, flro hall, Tavlor and Stadaeona street. The. sixth day of May. A. 1908.

at tho hour of four o'clock In the afternoon, at the Msvor's Office In the Cltr Hall of the Cltv of Winnipeg is hereby named as tho time and place for the appnlntmont of persons on be-half of those. Interested and desirous Of. promoting the nsSssre of the Ri-law. and on behalf of ho Persons interested In and desirous of ovposln the nssssse of the to attend at the various polling places, and for the appointment of persons to attend the final summing up of the votes bv the City Clerk of the City of Wlnnl peg, which shell take pises on the fourteenth day of Msy, 1009, at the hour of three o'clock In the after, noon, st the Cltv Clerk's Office, In the Cltv of Winnipeg. This notice Is e-lven on behalf of and bv the Council of the CIT of Wlnnlne- listed this thirteenth day of April, A.

1IUI. C. J. BROWN. City Clerk, Tenders for Printing Sealed tenders addressed to the Chairman of tho Board of Control for printing supplies required by the City for the two years ending April 30.

1910, will be received at the office of the undersigned up to 12 o'clock noon on Wednesduy, May 6, 1908. Specifi cations and forms of tender together with conditions governing tenders as presnrlbed by by-law may be obtained at the office of the City Clerk. The lowest or any tender not necessarllv accepted. M. PETERSON, Secretary.

Board of Control Office, Winnipeg. April 21, 1908. Do You Believe in a Corporata Execu te? or Trustee? If you have already made your will and appointed therein an individual to administer your estate has it ever oc curred to you: til mat ne may predecease you 7 (2) That he may be too busy to pro. perly attend to your affairs? (3) That he may embezzle and abscond? (4) That he may be strlctlv honest and yet Incompetent? (6) That for lack of knowledge he may dissipate your estate? (6) That your wife and children should be safeguarded against any and all such risks? By the appointment of a Company like TUB STANDARD TRU8T9 COMPANY, which is an undying Trustee, and which lias been created purposely for such duties; which cannot embezzle and abscond, and which Is so Honest that the court does not require It to furnish bonds; which has an expert knowledge of Trust Estates, and which conserves the last dollar for the benefit uf those participating therein. If these reasons appeal to you as common-sense ones, see us and we shall talk over the will business with you.

Scores have already favored us with their confidence, why not you? WILLIAM HARVEY, Director. 8TANDARD CO. Cor. Portage Avenue and Fort Street. CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY ARRIVAL AXTt DRPARTt'RB OF TRAINS AT VtlMAlPEC Effective Muck 80, 1908.

Fort William, Port Arthur. Toronto, Montreal aud all points east Leave xi.au and ilJ.i; arrive y.6w nU X21.00. Uoltfvn Leave Wlnulpeg 15.00b. arrive Vyluulpeg, 9.30b. Lao du Bonnet 14.35 and 12.40.

heglna. Calgary, Vancouver, Victoria, aud all puiuu west Leave xii.dili arrive (.45. Portage la iralrle Leave 7.45. 8.80. sll.ttO, 16.60 and X23.O0; arrive Xli.45, 12.26.

xl5.2a.18.16 and 4v.i. Brandon, Keglna, Moose Jaw, Swift Current aud Calgary Leave xil.ou; arrive xlu.io. Brauuon lv 7.4S, xll.50, 15.60 anA X23.04; arrive X6.4S. U.ii. xle.25 and 20.46.

Moose Jaw Leave 7.45, sll.60. ai.il X23.00; airlvo xt.4. 12.36. xli.H and 20.46. Pleasant Hills Daily except 8unda.

Neepawa and wrtou Mavi k.sO; arrive 18.15. Carman. Sourls, Areola and Reglna Leave 8.4S. arrive 22.40; Oaily cept Sundays. Carman Leave Winnipeg 18.30.

arrive Carman 21.25, leave Carman 12.20. arrive Winnipeg, 15.10. Kenora Local Oakbank. Hazelrldge, Molson Leaves S.U0; arrives 1 J.S0. Uorden, Kl.larney aud Doloralae Lean 7.60; arrive Connection made for Mowbray Monday.

Wednesday and Friday. Connection n.ade for Lyleton Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Connection made for NaplnKa Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Selkirk. Winnipeg Beach and Olmll Leave 16.00; arrive 11.16 dally, except Sunday.

Stony Mountain and Stonewall Leave 10.45; arrive eis.80. Stony Mountain, Stonewall and Tenlog 17.39: arrive 9.00. Morris and Gretna Leave 14.06; arrive 14.15. Emerson. St.

Pent snd Minneapolis nne, Chlcaro Iave X17.85: arrive x7.IO. Emerson Loc.1 Leave 18.00; arrive 11.15. dallv. daily except Sunday, a Mon. 0 Thur, 1 Tue.

Thur, Sit. tT Tlckut Office Cor. Main street and Porters avenue. Canada Life Build. 70 and 8T1.

Canadian Northern Railway TimeTable ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OV 'illAliSS AT UUlAlt'tiU, City Ticket Office Coiner Portage avenue auu mam street, i none luoo. lepot Ticket onice Water street. Phone Norm end oulce. sis Alain sweet. t'Hone SJ1.

liiioriuutiou as to trains Phone 1391. All trains ainve at ana aeuart from inw water sireut station. 124-iiuur tune on tne wuole system.) im cueel Ma. JU, 1UUB, Lve I Arxl lueauueue, iiiuu. ol l.i U'luutve.

1 Centre, Atlkoaao, iuK.40 ir'wn eu-taur. i BST. I Alberts, fexpress." I 18.16i'oiiHie li. frame, isueue, vttuifuiu, xvanisacK.I tvaruiau, XmoiiuI Ittallieiord, IVaiuiul'OU, Euiuoulou. Uia- jlng cat auu sleeping vari service.

I a9.16.il, uakvllle. Portage la, 16.34 irrainu, uiauatoue, uau- Ipuiu, Swan stiver audi u'riuce Alueru 13. Ion ri. ne Rosthern, ifll.lt lisasaatoou, via warman. I a9.16ieepaws, litossburn.

e3.16i.-'urK iilver, Gruber. Inluegosn a8.20V oouianu. St. Lau urant.ial3.8 UaK romu I s9.00Carniau, Somerset, munt, wawanesa, Bran-IduBu laln. liartney.

Vliden.i x8.00HL'iauU, Itoasbauk, Miami, ixl7.49 ISomeiaei. IUUIS, The Winnipeg Limited." "Via (i. N. Hy. Morris.

Emerson. Crook 7.26 ston, Minneapolis. St. 1'fclll, Chicago, Toronto, lu'ot-treul. New York, Uiniteil Fnst Mall Train.

I "Mtmieapons ana 61. i'aui n.xpreas Via N. P. ay. is AAlnrnrrts.

Kinerson. Orand 14.08 (Forks. Bt. Paul, ami all lBouihorn and Pacing Coast Ipoints, exr and Tuesday and Friday; a dally excopt Bat- urrtay; aaliy except Rionuar. BEFORE STARTING Of A JOURNEY do" yod ever lake'lnfo r'onstdoratlon th advgfithtevw 'travelling over a tptAtKI LIN5T.

Tho Granu Trunk Railway system Is the only Double Track Line between Chicago, London. Nlaart Falls, Toronto and Montreal. FIRST CLAS3 8ERVICE FINEST EQUIPMENT Agenciel for Ocean Steamship Lines Cook's Toiirs. A. E.

DUFF Genersl Agent, Passenger Dent. 260 Portage Ave. 'Phone 7098. Explanation vt signs dally: xdally ept Sunday; a Monaay, nuuui Friday; Tuesday. Thursday ana tf.

MnnrittV anil ThursUaT, CARPET LEANING 1'PHOLSTERIXQ STORAGE. REMOVAL OF FURNITURE W. O. Furnlval Telephone 9041. 813 Coloay Assignee's Sale by tender at rat on tho dollar.

Tenders will bo received until Thursday, April 30 for stock-in-trade of E. Y. JOHNSTON dry goods merchant, Cumberlani street. In tho city of Port Arthur, Insolvent. The stock consists of general dry goods, staples, ladles' wear, small- warea, and.

amounting to about nine thousand dollars. Highest or any tender not necessar ily accepted. Terms: Marked cheque for 10 per cent, to accompany tender (to bo returned If tender not accepted) sufficient t.i make up 25 per cent, on completion of stock taking and balance two, four and six months, satisfactorily secured 7 per cent Interest-Purchaser allov. ed three Ways to check stock. The stock, which Is in excellent shape, can be Inspected on premises.

This offers a rare opportunity to ob tain a well established buslners. RICHARD TEW 23 Scott Street, Toronto Port Arthur, April 10, 1908. Notice to Persons Haying Manure to Dispose Of. rci nuiin nu iio. in tin I tj lO in- Office, City Hall, see a list of farmers.

iiiaiavi auu umvri residing near the city limits, who are willing to receive manure. J. a. rEAHTON, Health Inspector. Notice to Farmers, Market.

Gar deners, aod Others Requiring Manure, The Health Department la eomnUtn a register ot places where manure may be deposited. Parties outside tne city limits who require manure for gardenina- Bur- poses, or for Oiling In. will please communicate with the underlgne st the City Hall, Winnipeg, stating the location of Dreintses: distance from City Hall, and quantity required. J. II.

PEARSON, neaun inspector. NOTICE Nntlc Is hrphv riven that th date for closing the Nuisance Ground has been extended from April zotn to May J. H. rEAnSOs, Chief Health Inspector. ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP AGENCY Caaadlaa Northwest aa British Celaaibla.

Telephone 6606. Office ot tne General Ageat Winnipeg, March 2L 1808. Allan Line, from tit, John, B. to Liverpool Tunisian, April 27. Dcmlmou Line, from Portland to Llv- eipool lauaaa, April 4i tooutuwatk.

April ifS. it. Line, from St. John to Liver- foul impress oi April li Lake Chaiuplaln, April 26. fted (Star Line, from New York to Antwerp ivrooniand, April it; jnn-land.

Aurll ii. American Llnu, from New York to joulliumpton x-nnaaeipnia, April 15; Mt. i'aui, April 25. Wnile Star Line, from New York to Liverpool uanio, piu 10; v.earic, Anrll 22. Cunard Line, from New York to Liver pool iuBiiaum, aiji4i idi ironia Anrll 18: Mauretania, April 23.

Cuuard Line, from Boston to Liverpool ivoriiia, aim it Atlantlo Transport, from New York to London Aiiniieiwiiiw, Apru i. French Line, from New York to Havre iorraiuo. av a. Auur- alne, April 23. W.

F. P. CnfMlWOi, O. Room 107 C. P.

R. Depot. Winnipeg. Phone 1600. Dr.

Morse's Indian Roolt Pills THOUSANDS testify to their being the best FAMILY PILL In use. They iiirtrv tne system, reguiaie me nowein, horehv eleanslnr the blood. For FB- MA1.K3 of all ages these pills are Invaluable as a few doses of them carry off all humors and bring about all that Is required. NO FEMALIfi SHOULD BB WITHOUT THBM. nushHeld.

Fairfield Ohio. W. It. Coins lock, Esq. Kir For the last 28 years I have been suffering from a disease which the doctors said would result in dropsy.

I tried doctor alter aociur, oui to on purpose. The disease etiu seemea to make headway, fcnd tbey all gave their opinion tnat it was eimpiy a inn nor of tlmo with me. About this time I fot one of your boxes of MOHSJC'8 11.1. H. and have taken three boxes of them up to the present writing.

I can again do my wora ana "mil years younger. 11 ANN A B. DICKSON. W.H. COM" '((1 Brockvllls.

Ontario. J. THOMSON CO Liadlnj Undertake. Aaskalaaee. La 'saUtaat, eel Main Street, opposite City nail.

lei. i. GARDINER. Fnaeral Dlreetore Kmbatssers. (81 Main Kt.

Phone 887. Finest equipped Ambulance In the West..