Peace Declared as Boer War Ends in 1902
Ottawa reports Lord Minto receiving Kitchener’s cable confirming peace signed in Pretoria. London dispatch states terms were signed by Boer representatives and Lord Milner and Kitchener. Parliament conveys terms: surrender of arms, release of prisoners, Dutch in schools, self government returned, no Transvaal tax, three million sterling for farms, rebels tried, rank and file disenfranchised for life, no death penalty.
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Ottawa
Lord Minto
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
London
Lord Milner
South Africa
Mansion House
Jos. C. Dimsdale
War Office
King Edward
Churches of London
House of Commons
Treasury
A. J. Balfour
Transvaal
Rich to Marry at Macleod Opera House
The production Rich to Marry comes to Macleod Opera House on Thursday June 19. It previously wowed audiences at Darby Lane Theatre London and in New York City where critics called it the hit of two continents, both financially and artistically successful.
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Macleod Opera House
Darby Lane Theatre
London
New York City
Notable Boston Man Finds Dr King’s Pills Cure Wife
A Boston man who recently wed a frail wealthy woman reports happiness after using Dr King’s New Life Pills. The remedy is claimed to cure jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Gentle but effective available at R B Barnes’ drug store for 2i.
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Boston
Dr. King
R. B. Barnes’ Drug Store
Bishop Grandin Dies After Prolonged Illness in Edmonton
Bishop Grandin of St. Albert died after an illness of over three months. A native of France he was among the first missionaries in the 1860s. The funeral will be at St. Albert cathedral next Tuesday the 10th, with Archbishop Langevin of Winnipeg possibly presiding.
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Edmonton
Grandin
St. Albert
France
Langevin
Winnipeg
Electric Bitters credited with transforming lifelong illness
Mrs L Pease of Lawrence Kansas had been bedbound for seven years due to kidney and liver trouble nervous prostration and debility. She reports three bottles of Electric Bitters restored her ability to walk in three months and she feels like a new person. The ad touts relief for headaches backaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and dizziness with a guarantee of satisfaction for 50 cents.
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L. Pease
Lawrence, Kan
R. B. Barnes
Arnica Salve Cures Severe Stove Burn Injury
A Kirkham Iowa reader N E Palmer reports a gasoline stove burn on a woman, saying doctors could not hear the running sore, but Bucklen's Arnica Salve fully cured it. Suitable for cuts corns sores boils bruises skin diseases and piles. 25c at RK B Barnes.
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N. E. Palmer
Kirkham
Bucklen
B. Barnes
Edwin Owens Towne Laughs Through the Public Eye
Edwin Owens Towne has produced numerous entertaining sketches for the public, yet his latest creation titled Too remains the most satisfying and widely admired for its wit and charm.
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Edwin Owens Towne
Haultain in England Interview Sparks Northern Premiers Chat
The High River Eye-Opener previews Premier Haultain's interview with Joseph Chamberlain in London. Chamberlain teases Laurier about Western premiers, jokes about annexation and finances. The exchange challenges the North-West Territories on their fiscal state with a quip about being "on the pork."
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Times
High River
Haultain
Joseph Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Laurier
Wilfrid
North Pole
North-West Territories
Territories
Unsatisfactory talk on Autonomy and ministerial aid
The dialogue shows a politician blaming the Minister of the Interior for rejecting provincial autonomy and subsidies. He explains not hiring Mackenzie and Mann due to cost, calls Sifton self opinionated and autocratic, and jokes about Brandon and the lunatic system. The exchange hints at political tension and possible annexation talk. Also mentions Dr. King's New Discovery and a flood-related caravan, plus P. H. Winter departing Lacombe.
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Mackenzie and Mann
Sifton
Mr. Sifton
Brandon Reube
Brandon
J. B. Potts
Potts
F W G Haultain Thanks Macleod Electors 1902
Regina May 31 1902 F W G Haultain expresses gratitude for the electoral support in 1902 and thanks old friends new supporters and opponents. He notes hurried departure to meet transport links and pledges continued service as a representative in the Assembly.
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Regina
F. W. G. Haultain
New Discovery Saved Child and Niece from Illness
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York recounts an almost fatal bout of whooping cough and bronchitis in her daughter. She credits Dr Kings New Discovery with saving the child and notes her niece, once advanced in consumption, improving to perfect health.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N.Y
Prescription Medicine Advice From Doctors
The text stresses choosing well prepared medi cine by knowledgeable compounders and following a doctor's prescriptions for safe treatment. It invites filling prescriptions accurately and trusting professional guidance.
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Gy. A. Kennedy, Bld
M.C.P.S
Medics Hall
W.G.V. Forbes, M. D., C. M
Orrice and Restonsen
Ousault Barker & Co
C.F. Lares
Harris & Wood
Union Bank of Canada
Indon's Bey Company
Macleod
OyFieknth Street
Cowdry Bros
Bankers Macleod
Alberta
E Exchange
Canada
E. Kaselowsky
F. J. Robinson
Toronto
Dominion Land Surveyor
Southern
Nixon
Main
Jalberta
T. Andreews
D.R. Wilson
Nina
Roy Grier
Even
Maggie Bates
Marjorie Hilton
Bertha McLachlan
I. Grier
Helen Shed
Robbie McLean
Frank Grier
Herbert Redwick
A. E. Torrie
G. Torrance A. Lowes
E. Berney
Allie McCartin
Peter Parker
Gordon Steele
Annie Murphy
Minnie Drinkwater
Sarah Steele
Phyllis McCartin
I Sr
May Drinkwater
Beatrice Connolly
Pt I Jr
Gladys Drinkwater
Will McDonald
Alex. McDonald
England
P. H. Winter
Lacombe
Macleod District
Agricultural Institute
Jas. Fletcher
Dominion
Territorial Department of Agriculture
Stirling
Hall
Raymond
Magrath
Dston
VEEW
School House
Pincher Creek
Orotors
Chas. W. Peterson
Department of Agriculture
North-West
Opera
Marty
A. Young & Co
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