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LOST. .T OST between Ðe<> Banks and Roodec, & ?LJ Cr<'am ALPACA COAT.-Fin&,r will be Mwa.r<icd on roturning- to T OST on W?cbx?dav. Wil'aston noighbour- JL? h??. WELSH TERRIER DOG. An&wcrs "Pct?r." C.?)ta;-?n.a?cd. B. and J. Nightm- gatf. Hoot?, Oti?ter. Suitable reward. -PREPAID ADVERTISEMENTS i OF THK FOLLOWING CLASSES:— HOUSES TO BE LET, APAKTMEKTS WAITED, HOU3KS WAITED, APARTMENTS TO BE LET, SrrCATtONS WAyrKO, MiMCELLAKEOCS WANTS, SITUATIONS VACANT, LOST OB FouNU, AKTICLKS TO BE SOLD. a.re now inserted in The Cheshir Obsei-ve;- -it the following rates:— NOT EXCEEUING TWENTY WORDS— OXE INSEHTJON 1. Two IS31i:RTIONS 1/6 THREE iNSERTtONS 2/- NOT EXCEEDLNG THIKTY-FLVE WORDS— ONE INSERTION 1'' TWO INSERTIONS 2 U THREE bSEu'TIONS. 3.- WANTED. ?MART LAD WANTED.—App'y Etonian, ? The Cro?, Chester. 12M W ANTED, YOUTH. ab!-c to drive and make himself gencraDy Uf)cÍUl. -Man! and; CrcMiitwaite, Gr<joere, Nefton. 13&0 '??7"ANTED n?ar Cluster, a httk Rabbit or V Rough SHOOTING.—Address L 87, "Observer' Omce. 1372 tTt7 ANTED, an OFFICE BOY. one !ea.ving W school preierred.—Appiy Thos. ?tchoHa ).nd Co.. Snutt Milta, Cheats! 135.') '?TACANCY for one or two GUNa. i!i wetl V preserved Mixed Shfiot, near Denbigh.— V ACA'-NCY f,,r one or two GUNS, in well I)resei-vc-d Mixed Stic?(,t, near Denl)lgh.- TT?RE?S'?AKING.—WANTED, cood Bodice JL? Hands.—App'y J. Appleton, Bndge-s'.reet Row. 1230 fX7ANTKD. vf"n{? WOMAN for general W work. Gcod wages.-AI)ply Mrs. Embrey, rhe Li ver Hotel, Brook-strect. 1348 TT?FUKN!SHED APARTMENTS Wanted, ?J in CLt's!.e:- guod Ioc:Uity, not too far from Station.—Address B 3' Observer" Oftice. 133-1 WATED, two younK Boys as BOARDERS, ?V or Youtiis going to business.—Address j A?;. "Observer" OHie' l?t' T?AMSONS?WANTED, to BUY or SeH on JL? Co'r:un?i<'n.—App!y F. L. Day. Brent- io; d M:n ket, Lu!Mi'jn. '?' \DY wishes t<? meet with One or Two i_J UNFURNISHED ROOMS.—Address, te.uis, to l' 3G, "Ouséner" Ofbue. A" StronK (;O:lIItry GtRL WANTED imoe- /?_ di:tte'y as Gencta), for a sinai; temiierauce hotet; age K' to 17; steep in. —Address S 4S, ''Obsef\er''0t'ice. 1332 TjL?OOKKEEFER and CAPHJER (I,ady) JD WANTED.—Appty. sta.tin?; age, experience tcd wagM required, Secretary, Co-operative Bo<nety. Chester. ?UJ'ERtOK Al'AH.TMENTS.- Bath h.c., Cs_ w.c. separate bed.s. Suitahte for tad!'? or -gei;tit-zrien; Rood cooktng, tborougb c'eaniiness. Over Dak-. l'anton-ro;i.d, H<!u;e. ? 7 .?&TANTEtJ. GEXELiAL. for 0;? lady, must itavf g<?d c?taract?r.—Appiy, by iet-t?r. to Mrs. UjJ I'rafford. Manchester. 1235 t?/ANTED. rAHJLOUH-MAiD; country, tb!ee:!t'a'r)!ty, three n):nd.kept. Alust beChLirch gu'! :t')d ltt%,e good I:hara/¡el'AdJres::¡ K 79. "UlJener" Utfiv< 1:!56 IEH.lA. exper)e;tted Teacher, '-Jf E.I!Kt; l'Ul>IL for Gerfuat.. Conversa- Vion, tor W tib, "ULJservcI' ¡; Oilk'e. Ui7 ?<THONG LAD, to make h)f:'setf generttlty ? useful.—Appty, wtth copy of references, in &wn ca,ndwïii.il1¡;, and stating required, to F 82, "Observer" Ofhce. 1329 _n A FARTMENTS WANTED, tn Chester; A,- one vr two aud three bed. ro,i, frùm Spklllber <'th. ncaf I'arkorRiver preferred.—State terms to G ?U, "Otjserver" Omee. '?X?ANTED, ?ood GENERAL; must have W ?oud eharaeter country gul preferred.— Mrs. Duffidd, Kemhvonh, Shavington.avenues Hno!e. 127 r?OOT and SHOE TRADE.-WANTED. JD YOUNG WOMEN, as Machinists and Bowers; constant work, good wages.—J. Hodgson Wynne, Taryin road, Chester. J246 ",X r ATLD, t:( Rent, tnoder&tt:-st/.u< Detached VV Cuuuuy iiUUSE, wtth few auresuf Land. Btat-'j leut aud fuH particulars.—Address R .?, amce of this paper. i2M irtOARD Ri?H)ENCE RKQULREDby lady, B pmHiaueut; Ua(.h, piatiu, near Station pre- ferred. Teum mode! ate.—Address P 35, Observer Oitice. -+- Al'PRENTICE WANTED every o?'por- ?- ? tuni: fur ?a?uiug a thorough kt)ow)e<ige of the uadc.—\Y. i<.oU;n. Cuemist, 73, Bi-uuk-ti-eet, Cbes?er. J_?  CONSTANT EMPLOYMENT isotferedtoa ?? few Men who can furn)sh good credentt.ds. ApVly by pUiltcard fur Addt ess BeH, "Observer" Otlice. 13KO \V.\XrED, COOK-GE:ERAL, JE20. and Houeternaid, J618, W&!tr<ss for one iady ISouthport). and General bowden, 20, PePlr-6trt, 1332 A DOPTIOX.-HOME WANTED for healthy Boy, few old. premium nor payn!<tt. R<'t?'r<'nc<? exchan??). (xtnoptet? Burrcndfi'. AVh?).??? Orphanage, Arn.?dc. Ca-nforth. I2S& Tr? EQUtRED immediately.—COOKS, Hottae. _E? m'-nds, Parlourmaids, Nurses. Hou?- par!our:n:uds, Kttchenu::uds, Stabie boy. Fioat bov. Farm b-oy. Hotel servants. Brown's Registry. 8. White Frizir,3. '?TtTANTED. by a reapectah!e person, a?ed 42, tV SITUATION as Working H?usekeeper to a widower or bachelor undertake all dutim. SnuB "alary for comfortable home. Atlctress E G I, "Obfierver" Ofhce. 12!<5 A GENTS having good connections with stock- ?? owners, farmers, &c by ntst-clasa old- ttitabLshcd Hou?e, to SeH Horse and Cattte Ccn. iimented Foods, &c. H;mdsomc income can be Bade.-Address "Condiment. Birchn!l'sAdver-! bllJ': Ufiices, .Nll[,K.-We are prepared to com- .Ll..L mence taking We!c<.oled DAIRn: on me) hum the 1st of September. All churns found, md farmers kept well supphed. Prompt pay- Frceth & Pocock, Ltd., 9;), Albert Embankment, London, S. E TTNSURANCE AGENTS (spare time and fu!i) ? REQUIRED at once, for a progressive com- pany books given to suitable Men in Chester Hid Ccunah's (,I:Y district. References required, Apply, 10 a.m. and 5-3') p.m. on Monday and Tuesday, to B. Gouldinrr, 4:), King Edward street, Bhotton. 1:2;3 "T ATED, Locat AGENTS for Footba! ?V Cricket, Hockey, rcn's, Bowts, &c.. Oolnts. Men conna&ted with indoor Mid outdoor sports, having spare time and to incl"ea..<;e their inconic, sbould t.ppty RUey's Sporting Go<xis Manufacturing Co., Agency Dept., Accnngton: 1260 ::4/!TRS. RED'S REGISTRY, AbLxy Bui!dingt% Geiieral, for Canada; for London: C.okt< ;EI8 to z40; Kitchen and Scullryma.id. Groom: £24, a!! found; Wa' Par,<mrnJaici6. i;18 to JE;26; GencraLs. HousotDaid- o'M Lady, 218; ÐairYllIaid-I-!our,ekc<,pcr, one gcntl.)man; Vct<pol Cl,ratier- Cooks, for Che.;t()r, two in family. JB2C to S2'j: C-xjk Hou.-wmaid-Waitrc'a, two m 11W.W1, Rhyl. £20 too C24 Geueral, ono iady WANTED. WANTED, sti-ong GIRL for the Kitten.— App]y City GriU, Foregaio-Btreet. A N experienced HAND for Workroom -? WANTED.—Apply Mi<M MacLcnnan. 16, St. Wcrburgh-stMet. 1379 4 PPRENTICE.—Wm. Browns ha.6 a vac&ncy ?A for an Apprentice to the Carpentry and Joinery.—Apply 14-16, 1367 W ANTED, Young MAN of good address W and education for position in large com- pany opportunity for advancement to suitable man.—App]y, with futi particulars, to Manager, Godstall Chambers, Cheater. 11H1 A PARTMENTS.-Private Sitting and Two I J* ? Bedrooms required by Two Young Men bath (h. and c.); near centre of city. Terma, with and without board, moderate.—Address K 72, ''Observer" Omee. 1351 tJTOUSE WANTED, 29th September, on the M t suburbs of Chester, south aspect; two or three reception-rooms, five bedrooms, bath-roo<n, h. and c. No basement kitchen. Good garden.— State rent. Curlett. 5, Victoria Grove, Soutbaea. WANTED, for Southport, superior GIRL (Protc.t.ant), 20-50, General or Oook- GenHal. No washing; nurse kept.—Write par- ticulars and wages, or eaH, between 2 and 8 o'clock next w(\k, Mr. Cochrane, 4, Tho Grovee, Chester. 1363 A LADY has much pleasure in RECOM-  -N MENDING her COACHMAN, now actn'g as groom-gardener; he is in his 8th year in her service, married, one cbitd will be dis- ? engaged in September.—Address K 70, "Observer" omcc. 118U "T \:r\TED, a wen-educated. gentlemanly YOUTH for high-ctasa Agricultural Seed Merchantf.' Omoc. If satisfactory, the one ap- pomt<*d would have the opl)ortiiiiity afforded him of karniTlg' the busiTJoet't'o.-App!y, by letter in nrst instance, to M<\s.sr' Jani<;s Hunter, I.t<L, 50, Forc-g'ate-st!-e<;t, Ch('t.cr, 1369 QMAI.L ADVERTISEMENTS received too,' ? late for Classification will be found on the TO BE TO BE LET. WI L L I AM E. BROWN/ YT LAND AND ESTATE AGENT, j SURVEYOR & VALUER. 39, PEPPER STREET, CHESTER. TO BE LET:- i 3, Chichoeter-street. Large House. Union HaH, Forcgate-strect. Rooms for Storage and Workshop, etc. 47. Egerton-street..S18. 18&. Sha.vington Avenue. Newton..E42. Bu.,ineS5 Premises, Watergate-street Row. Raymond-street. E.32. 10s. Ofhce, 8U, Northgate-street. Li,)ti Brewery, Pepper street; joiner's shop, several targe rooms, and extensive celiantge. House and Shop, Bridge street Row. Hig-h-street, S-Utney. Ss. 6d. weekly. 59, Frod.shd.aj-atreet. 8.9. waekiy and ratea. 5, Stanley-place. jE55. 14, Chichesttir-street. Jc!2G. House and Shop, George-street 73. 6d. weekly and rates. £uO. 5. Newry Park. Brook-iane. j626. !)S. "Poote House, FIookersbrouk. ;E63. j 1(!1. Chnstieton-road. i:17. T) E R irs?O RD T?DA M S, JD LICENSED VALUER. LAND, ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT, 22, NEWGATE STREET. CHESTER. TO BE LET:- Hcuse. near Vicar's Cro,,s. El!) 10s. House, BouvctfU street..S30. House, Btook-f;<:)M. E33. House, Gtadstone road. 7s. <!d. weekly. II uWe, V)tJtor:a-ro<id. £30. House, Newton. i;40. FOR SALE:— Houae a.nd Cttrden, iioole. Semi-detached ViDa. £475. House, off Upper Northgate-strect. JS775. House, off Sa.ughai!.road. JL'290. Two Housea, Vicar s Cross. £550. Land, at Tarvin. Laud, Brook-lane. Cottag-e, Traifurd-street. i;125. J- 0 H N" W H A LLE? "& "? ON, ? LAND, ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS, SURVEYORS & VALUERS, ASHF1ELD, CHESTER. Tel. 6y5. Two cummodious and weU-butIt Houses FOR SALE in Church-street. Frodsbam, containing kitchen, back kitchen, pantry, two large enter- entraace hall, and four I' bedrooms coal-house and wash-house and out- omces. Grand situation and fine view of Overton Hills. Goud garden back and front. FOR SALE. Land in Telegraph road. Heswa!! Good pos!tion and view, and with two frontages. FOR SALE, Land at Hough Green, Cheater. TO LET, No 2, Gladstone-road, Chester. B19. 15s TO LET, No. 12, Gladstone-road, Cheater £J!J- 15s. TO LET, No. 24, Ch ich ester-s tree", Chester. Rent; 1:0. TO LET, 43, Cambnau View, Chester. Rent B40. WANTED, Detached Villa, in easy distance of Chester. 1TOHN WIL LIAMS, CJ LAND, ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENT, 9, St. WERBURGH STREET, CHESTER. TO BE LET:- 8 and 10, Louise-street. 7s. Cd. clear. 50. South View, Setlarid-ro&d. 7a. weekly. 8, Church-hilt Terrace, Garden-lane. jE19. 58. Waltcr-strt'e! Ca. tid. weekly. 5, King street. B18 year. 5, Ch\lrton-stree. 51. 1, Pickering-strcet, Hoo'o. Gs. 6d. Warehouse or Workshop, Steam Mill-street. 3s.6d. weekly. FOR SALE:- Sever:)! !c'ts of sma.n rrupcrty. 137.3 Tr? P?FtNED HOME for?ne or two respectable _& ? young men no children.—Address 37, Giadstone avenue, Chester. ]207 To LET. N.\ 58, W&tergate street. Chester.— & Apply Sharpe & Davison, 12, Abbey-square, COlFORTABLE HOME on<.r<xf young )ady; ?' central (near Cathcdra] and Iww;». Mo<kratc 62, "(1b,.rer" Chester. r?O BM I.ET or SOLD? ?.-nd?d Corne? JL HOUSE four bedrooms, :d! modern con- veniences 93. M. per week.—Apply 23, Chtrjes- strpet. Hoo!c'. 1295 f r 0 LET. 32. Crane street. 7, New Crane-street; j roomy houses, at very moderate and reduced rents Hs. 8d. and 7s. 3d. weekly, including rates (except water).—Apply S. Rycroft. 28, Princess- street. 134:3 SALT:Ey.-TO LET, n. we!) ntted SHOP. i Baket)"use and large Storeroom. Could be altered into house and shop, or to suit any business- Apply to ChaHinor, Builder, 18, High-street. tney. 1351 rr?O LET, 10, VICARAGE-ROAD. Hoo!e: two jt reception, four bedrooms, two kitchens, pantry, bath-room, w.c., hot and cold water. Garden front and rezir.-Apply Levingston, Peny- nordd, Moid. -2() DJTL IO BE LET or SOLD. excellent] v-bitilt HOUSE large and lofty rooms, garden, ntted for e!ectrichgh<:a.ndgaa; ;dl modern eon- veniences.—Apply Mona Lodge, Hoole-road, Chester. _n 12<)4 ?OMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, furnished \? or unfurnished, with or without board, bath, etc. opposite General Railway Station. Terms moderate. 21, Hatkyn road, Hoole. Chester. 1218 fm0 BE LET. good SHOP, 32, Watergate- JL street, suitable for any business immediate possession.—Appiy City Boot Palace, 15, Eastgate- I street; or Walmsley, Jonea & Co., Estate Agents, Bastgate Row. 2421 TO BE LET. TTrrAEEFIELD, DODD? THORNELY, V T LAND, ESTATE & INSURANCE AGENTS, 16, CORN EXCHANGE CHAMBERS, CHESTER. TO BE LET :— Roodee Houae, The Watergate. JE75. Warehouse, Castle-street. House and Shop, 67, Lower Bridge-street. B25. Cottages, Carter's-court. 2s. RICHARD JONES & CO., LTD., Ptl HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS. REMOVAL CONTRACTORS & COMPLETE HOUSE FURNISHERS' FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS. Telephone 149. Telegrams: "RfCHAKuJONES, Chester." TO LET, UNFURNtSHKD. 27, Bold-square. JS26. First-class Residences on Banks of Dee. Rents £60, £80, and S120. A good Villa., Lumley-road. S30. Houses, in City, suitable for business or pro- fessional purposes. Rents B40 to B45. Several Residences in Hoole. FuRxisuED HousiM to Let in Cheater and North Wales. RHYL.-3 to 6 guineas per week. Applications invited. Lists forwarded free. A HUGHSON, Surveyor?&c., 2, East? -?'?-t gate Row North, Chester. Telephone No. C4. TO LET, No. 7, Sidney-road; 7s. clear. FOR SALE, a Semi-detached Villa and small Field: suit poultry farmer, seven minutes from station two entertaining, four bedrooms, and out-omces. ft?O LET, HOUSE, Lord-street, Tar vin road. _i.. Apply Vaughan, 73, Boughton. 1310 A PARTMENTS TO LET drawing-dinmg Y\ room, 3 bedrooms near river, tram, and station.—Apply 23. Setler-atreet. 1237 QAUGHALL.-HOUSE TO LET, 6 rooms, ? garden. Pleasant, hf;.Jrhy ?ituat.ion; ?ea.r railway station.—Appiy Holiy Bank, Sea Hill, SaughaIL 1568 npO LET, Two go<xi six-roomed HOUSES, Nos. 28 and 58. Louise-street. Rent. 7s. weekly, clear.—App'y D. Ilugli<,t3, 30 Upper Northgate-strect. ? UILDEN SUTTON. COTTAGE and ?J? CROFT TO LET, 29th September, or earlier, by arrangement.—G. H. Evans, Solicitor. Nortbgate Chambars, Chester. 1310 rW?O LET. several good and convenient JL COTTAGES, centrally situated rents moderate.—Apply T. Cotgreave, 40, Lower Bridge-street. 12:n W AVERTO- -COTTAGE and Garden W TO LET; three bedrooms, parlour, kitchen, wash and coal-house. 5s.-Burley Bros., Waverton, Chester. 123*) COMFORTABLE APARTMENTS, dining- ?/ room, double and single bedrooms, suitable fui gentlemen or ladies; L..th (h. and c.), w.c.; terms moderate.—Apply 45, Queen-street. 1357 rJpL 0 LET, BROOKDALE, FtookcMbrook, Ch<")t<-r, containing 5 entertaining roome, 7 bedrooms, usual domestic omccs. Rent;E45.- Apply to Wm. WiHiama, Buitdcr, Wcat-etreot, Hoo!e. BrDROOM TO LET, furnished, for gcntJe- mun, with or wititout board. Terms moderate; near tram and train; bathroom (h. and c.).—App)y A. C., 14a, Ermine-road, Hoole, C'hcstn. 1289 11) EE FORDS HOUSE, TO BE LET, or So!d ? E ? containing four entertaining, 11 bedrooms servants' hall, kitchens, cellars, &e.; modern conveniences. Lawn and garden to river. Also LAND on river-side for Sale, in plots.—Apply Smith, Rudale, Dee Banks. 1308 ?MALL ADVERTISEMENTS received too ?? late for Classincation will be found on the 6tb page. TO BE SOLD. "i" ¡ INVESTMENT. CHESTER CORPORA- -L TION 31 2 percent. Redeemabie MORTGAGE LOAN, on mortgage to the value of Bl,500 (re- deemable September, 1909). FOR SALE.—Apply Messrs. Warmsley, Jones and Co., 29, Eastgate Row North, Chester. FpO BE SOLD, 55a., Lady's CYCLE, in cx- oeHent condition; cost -B12.—Addrcsa C 52, "Obecrver" OmM, Chester. 1359 FOR SALE, Thoroughbred PERSIAN JL' KITTENS. Price 10s. 6d.—Address Z 80, "Ob&orvcr" Omoe. 1366 F OR SALE by Private Treaty, Two HOUSES in Bouvcric-t-trcct.—Appiy A. C. Lock- wood, solicitor, 2, Newgate-street, Chester. rt10 BE SOLD by Private Treaty Two SHOPS in a Ipadttig thorotiglifare.-Ad(ir(-, S47, "Observer" Omee. 1306 TTTPTON.—TO BE SOLD or LET, Freehold <LJ PREMISES immediate possession.- Address E GO. "Observer'' Omeo. 1190 A good lot of Second-hand CYCLES TO BE -?- SOLD cheap: sound and in good con- dition; from jEl. 10A and upwards.—Apply W. Maher, 34, Bridgo-stn'et, Ch'j.stfr. TJTARDWARE. TOY, and GENERAL N BUSINESS in Ch??r FOR SALE; iH- hoalth catise for d'aposa). Splendid opportunity. —Appiy 23, Faulkner-street, Hoole. 135C FOR SALE. by Private Treaty. No 2, DEE t VILLAS, Weprc, Connah's Quay.—App)y to Mr. Owen Lewis, 4, Belie Vue Terrace, Aberayron, Cardiganshire. 1129 Nj?OR SALE, handsome up-to date Four-whee? JL* DOG-CART cushions, lamps, etc., com- plete. Excellent condition.—M 50, "Observer" OmcH. 1332 npO BE SOLD, Liver-coloured SPANIEL; _M- splendid ears, good worker with gun, and splenid water dog. Would suit lady nice trick dog for children. Reasonable price accepted.— Addi-e.c;s H 63, "Oh¡>cf"er" Omce. 1349 HUHE GRAND OLD MAN that was (GtacL JL stone), one of England's noblest and greatest statesmen; a Bold Medallion of him in massive relief in Antique Bronxe: splendid for hall or corridor; for Sale cheap.—Woodson, Marple. 1337 FtB pO BE SOLD, RETRIEVER DOG. nat Tcoated; splendid pedigree, under Kennel Club registration; good worker with gun. Reason- able price accepted in good condition.—Address H G4, "OI)server" Office. 1350 r??HE CASTLE HOTEL, L!anfairfechan.— TFor immediate disposal as a going concern. FURNITURE, STOCK. &c.; 4 years of lease to run, and arrangements can be made for renewal.—Apply H. Small & Sons, Chartered Accountants, 3. Hunter-street, Chester. t?OR SALE. by Private Treaty, a cosy FHOUSE, three minutes from Cross, con- taining entrance h;dl, two fitting-rooms, three bedrooms, kitchen, cellar, outside WMb-house und w.c. most ptcMa,nt!y situated. Address S45. "0bservcr" Office. 1217 rn0 BE SOLD. severe we!buitt HOUSES M St. Mark's Terrace, Hoti,-h Green, Saltney. with lobby, p!irlonr, kitchen, btelc kitchen and pantry, three good bedrooms, and wa.sb-house in yn.rd. Good garden in front and back.—Apply Henry Vprnon. Btiilder, 1!), Upper Northpate- gtreet, Chester. 1339 FOR ArÆ, a nice HOUSE, recently bui!t. j6' bcautifuHy situated on Dee B:i.nks, with Gardens front !tnd b:\ck, a.]so stope to river con' t;uninp; drawing and dining-roonn, kitchen, scullery, larder and out-onieea, five bedrooms, bathroom, hncn closet and two w.c.'s.-Apply to A. R. Smith, Rudale, Dee B&nks, Chester. ].?'.) jt?t'??—Modern Freehold HOUSE, in c???)?? healthy part of Chester, one minute from Tram route, containing two sitting and foor bedrooms, bath, w.c.. h. & c. w!\tBr, and electric ]ight throughout. Balance of S3f)0 purchase money can re'n<un at 4 mortgage.—Address W G7, "Observer" OScc, Chester. 1197 ?MALL ADVERTISEMENTS received too ?? late for Cittssinca.tion will be found on the 6th page. MISCELLANEOUS. Tj?OR Light Paatry and Cakes ask your grocer JC for WELL-DONE SELF-RAISING FLOUR. 1176 mEA, SUGAR, BACON?HAMS? ?HEESE, JL Well-Done Self-raising F!our, at T. T. Weldon's. 52, Brook-street, Chester. 1177 CROQUET.—AH Sete in stock at reduced c prioca to clear.—J. E. Newma.n, Iron- monger, 12, Bridgc-sh'oet, Chester. A bout 120 strong young Shropshire or Kerry -?- EWES to be put out to iamb; or in hjt< not smaller than 30.—Satisfactory terms from R. May, Haygate, W-ellington Salop. 1362 T?AINTY STYLES for Autumn Wear in JL? Ladies' BLOUSE LENGTHS, 1/- each, carriage paid patterns free.—Bradford Dress Warehouse, Quebec, Bradford. 1319 'DEAUTIFUL BABY ? LONG CLOTHES; B Sets of 50 Articles, 21s. a bargain of loveliness. Approval.—Mrs. Max, 16, The Chase. Nottingham. 1324 ir AUNDRY, country washing special atten- t J tion to Ladies' and Children's Dresses. All band work.—Send for price list to the Tarvin Bridge Laundry. 1347 ?ARGAIN.—Ladies' Cashmere DRKSS JLF LENGTHS, all colors, 2/11, carriage paid. Autumn Tweeds and Mixtures; patterns free.— Pearson's Dress Warehouse, Leeds. 1321 'T?/fRS. RILEY, 91. Weatminster-road. Hoole, j3'i_ will BUY Ladies', Gent.'s, and Children's CAST-OFF CLOTHING. A post-card ensures prompt attention. 1198 ?PAR GRAVEL CHIPPINGS, Macadam, ?? Rockery Stone, Sleepers, and Timers. Quotations to any Station.—Robt. W. Killon' Coal Exdiange,"Che3ter. Telephone 70. 885 ? EESE. —If you want the best and cheapest G Ce.eso in Che?tor. call at the Durham Ox, Tower-strict. Cheater (oppoeitc Cattle Market). — John Leotard. Goose Mercha.nt. 1291 t?LANNELLA BLOUSE and DRESS F MATERIALS in Diamond, Spot and Floral Designs, 4ù. yard, carriage paid patterns free.—Dreas Warehouse. Darlington. 1320 IT?DWIN LLOYD for the foDowing :—McIon< -? Piums, Grcenga.ges, Eng!i? Apples, Lcmone, Grapes. OrangfS, EngHsh Toinatopa, French Pears, Canary Bananas, etc. Fresh 8Upp!1{'-S daily, at rock bottom prices—Central Suppiy Stores, 15, Bridge-street, Chester. 1381 ? ROUND LIME FOR AGRICULTURAL \3f PURPOSES. Breedon Lime h?s been used by Agriculturists for centuries, and can now be obtained in bags ground into a nour at Us. per ton (4 ton lots), free on rai!. Baga as usual.— Apply J. G. Shields, Isley Wanton. Derby. R. J. & II. ELLIS, PLAIN AND DECORATIVE HOUSE PAINTERS, CHURCH DECORATORS, GILDERS, Sign Writers, Paperhangers. Office: 64, FOREGATE ST., CHESTER EsTAsusHEU 1859. Tel. 26Y1. CONNAHS QUAY. rr?HE Proprietors of the "CHESHIRE JL OBSERVER" have Opened an UP-TO-DATE PRINTING OFFICE, in, DOCK. ROAD (opposite Messrs. Coppack Bros.), CONNAH'S QUAY. The office is in charge of MR. FRICD COLLDIS, of 17, Ryl&nds-street, Shotton. 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Q?/—Very pretty Single MAIL-CART, <'?<L?/ painted dark blue and red two posi- tions hoods, &c., complete. We Furnish for Cash or E:1sy Payments. Special attention gi ven to Orders by Post. TSAAC WILLIAMS &. SON, REGtSTERED PLUMBERS, GLAZIERS & GASFITTERS, CUPPIN STREET. CHESTER. PLUMBERS' BRASS WORK OF ALL DESCRIPTtONS. Patent Water Closata, Lavatories, Baths, &c. GLASS in all Qualities and Patterns kept in Stock. "OBSERVER'S" JNEW STORY BEGINS THIS WEEK. A New and ThriUmg Serial with an Absorbing Plot. THE HAMPSTEAD MYSTERY, BY JOHN OAKLEY, Author of "The Blackmailer," "A Gentleman in Khaki," "A Fight for a Name," &c., &c. THE OPENING CHAPTERS APPEAR IN THIS ISSUE. In introducing to the notice of OUT readers Mr. John Oa.k!cy< la-test novel, we may say that in "The Hampstead Mystery" he has adopted as the basis of his plot a tbemo which is of pcrennia! interest and inherent power-tlie wrongful pun- mhment of a gui!<!c'ss man. On this foun- dation, which it strengthened by the fresh- ness of his treatment, he has raised as super- structure, a na.rra.tive of strong human dn- terest, sensat!ona.i in the unexpectedness cf its events, a.nd inevitable without being me]o<!ra.matio in it-s denouement. Ronald Nornmngton has, wbcn the etoTy opens, just been released after serving a term of impl"i90nnwnt for a crimo of which he wa.s innocent. Circumstantial evidence had been strong a-gainst him, however. He v/se sentenced to penal servitude. Normington comee out into the world once more with the fixed re&olve of proving his innocence and clearing his name. Ho ia conv;\nccd that either some of the whtne.sscs at his tri.< <ommittcd perjury, or that in- genious conspiracy ex'sted. It would seem, indeed, that such a conspiracy at):U exists, as Ronald iR assaulted, but a my&terious third party inteiveneK and leaves his a:sa.ii- ajit for dead. We must leave the author to disc!ose the remainder of the Story. READ THE IIAJ\[PSTEÅD BY JOHN OAK LEY. Commences To-Day.
I- - - -IPOLICE -COURT MISSION.
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I POLICE COURT MISSION. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,—May I appeal to those of my fellow citizens, who are not already subscribers to the above, for help, either in the shape of donations, or better still, of annual subscriptions, which may be sent to Mr. C. Wright, 26, Watergate-st.reet? We have lost by removal or death several friends, and have not secured any drawing-room meetings this year. The work is so well known that I need not explain it. It is one also in which all Christians are united, and labour harmoniously together.— Yours, &c., EDWARD BARBER.
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RADICAL APOLOGISTS. TO THE EDITOR. Sir,-The 'tOmm..n of your contemporary in regard to the Boughtoa election aKord some very instructive and amusing reading- The ]Ra(li(ali were M) u'.mhdem of winning tile eeat that they were freety laying o<ida on their champion, and thua much hardly earned cash haa gorie from their [X!cket& Noiv, after the Radica! candidatt) and hia supporters had been moving heaver a.nd earth, and canvassing the electorate night And day, and after then backcra bad counted on great, gains in consequence of the enforced absence of Mr. Kynner&Iey from the field of action, yout contemporary by in- ference eaata a rcnection on the Radical workers of Boughton by remarking on the exceptio,,ial energy of the Conscrvativea during t<he contst. Wa<s there, then, no energy on the Radicat Nda. If ao, why? Your contemporary goes on, however, to make RODlA odiotM* insinuations as to the methods tl1e write6t wa,6 won, and we notice tJiat suggeotiuna of unfairness were made at t,he Liberal Club after the ctose of the poll. Our ol)lx),lcrjt,3 art! aiwaya ready to cry out and threaten proceedmgs when even the itio6t palpabie facts are kgitimatefy made use of by the Conservatives in party warfare, and yet these whining politicians do not hesitate to mako the most outrageous charges when it suits their purp01 to do so, and e&pcciahy when t.hey are badty beaten. The Radicals claim to love the democracy, and in the Boughton content the man of tbeir choice was proclaimed as "The man for the people." Yet, when the i"uo has gone a,-kLin6t them, your contemporary discloses its contempt for the people by stating that A big and noisy crowd assembled in the Town Ha!i Square to hear r.hc declaration of the pon." Our opponents only tove the people when the pcopie vote in their favour. I am reminded of a Radical candidate who waa defeated at the General Election of 1900, and who afterwards exptained that his defeat was duo to the ignorance of the electors. But at other titnea we heard a great deal about "the intelligent and enlightened voter." Your contemporary comforts itself, however, by the renection that after all Mr Kynneraicy had only the auppcn of one-third of the constituency, and it laments the apathy of 700 or 800 of the electors who did not take the trouble to vote. We will not discusa the peculiar arithmetic, but your contemporary must either be woefully ignorant or otherwise have deliberately made a statement which ie altogether misleading. In any case, it is a sad renection on Mr. Preston's candidature if, after his assiduous wooing, so many electors proved absolutely indiS'erent to his claima. As a matter of fact, however, the merest tyro knows that on an old register there are a great number of deaths' and a great many untraoeabie removal a. Add to thio a consider- able proportion of voters away on holidays, and your contemporary's visionary 700 or 800 apathetic voters is nearly disposed of. I am much afraid that the de&perato enorte of your contemporary to explain awav the result of the Boughton election wi]l only confirm the fact, that ]t ia one of the greatest Conservative -nctores ever achieved in Chester.—Yours truiy. TORY. Chester, 28th August, 1906. TORY.
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t DISTRICT COUNCILS. ELLESMERE PORT URBAN. The monthly noting of this Council was hetd on Monday night, in t;ho new (Jouucil oilices, Station-road. Tht; memtft-s present were Mr. W. Stocktou (ciJiiirwallJ, .M'3Md. II. Prim (vice- chairman). W. Breckon, T. CatiteraIJ. W. Fogg, L. Lindop, J. W. :Nichoh)<4. the Rev. 0. E. Rioo, J. H. Royeton, J SimpsoJl, T. H. Whitby and G WiiIi&tnA. A ctrcuinr was read from tiK) Cheshire Couftty Council aa to their taldjig over the Primitive Methodist Sunday Schwt, Whitby, for a day school, a.)id th< Ch:tirtn.ttt read a ietter frout thj Education Committee acknowledging the reooiIJt of th« Council's iettcr as to t:iio metJl<x!B adopted by then) for improving the attendances. et< a.t. the extension classes. A further letter w<t6 received fron) the Chech iro Hducutiion Com- DMttef re<juest)!ig tfte CouncU to uonnnato an adJitioIJ;d tJ(,üC:arily a tncnt ber of the Council) on the Education Sub-oomn)i)t.ec Fogg proposed and Mr. t'rieo aeoondeti t.he Rev. 0. E. Rice, while Mr. Stock ton (tho exiting niembcr) prod and Mr. Lindop seconded Mr. C. Whitriùge (who M not a member of the Council), the voting being in favour of Mr. Whitridge by six votes t<J Sve. Mr. Oxtey, the contractor for the sewerage I schome. recently compacted, appfied for an additiofKU payment owing to his work bClIlg j deiayed through obstruction in the tmrt M.ar MÚS61"S. Burneli and C'o.'s works, whito the Union Canai Company had a c)aim of JE10 again&t him for damage to the gas mains and lors of gas at Whitby owjng to the roadway not being made sufficiently secure.It waa de- cided to pay the JB10 to the ga« company in lieu of making any further payment to the contractor. —Mr. Thornton's claim was again brought for. ward. The Counei! have recently mado the streets known ai< Nlea(low-laii(, and Crescent-road, and Mr. Thornton alleges that they ha.ve en- croached upon his land, and ho ciaimed .£90 The Council refused to entertain the ciann. and Mr Thornton on'ered to submit the eat10 to arbitra-tion, but this the Council also <!ec!ined to do, and it waa now announced that tho oa.se would ho put into the County Court. The Surveyor read a copy of a ]et.ter which had been sent to the oha.irman of the WirraJ Water- works Company, compia.ining of the water sup- ply, the non-flushing of the and tn@ )ea.i<v &tato of the hydrants. He had received a repiy that the -,ecret-ai-y to the company woutd Yi.sft El1{'iimere Port and investigate the maUN. A communication WM read from tho posta) authorities stating that a new post-box would .short.ty be Hxed at tho end of EnSeid-road.— Phtna were pacJ for the budding of eevera,! new houses in Fieming-at.reet, by Mr. T. War- rington.—The Surveyor reported that he had yio;i'ted all the oow¡.;h<>d¡.; in the district, and found near)y a!! in a .satiafa.cfory condition, and that tie t)ad given instruetionf for the remainder to be Attended to.Tho CJcrk was instructed to take actio;) for the recovery of baiance of pa"v- meni; for Cambridge-road private r;tre.et works. TARPORLEY URBAN. This Conner) met on Thursday, there being pr&M-nt Mr. T. 11. Gordon (chait-ma.n), Capt the Hon. H. R. A"c!.cn Bai!!ic Hami:t<3n, the Rcv. W. 0. M. Hnghc.s, ]\lMsrs. L. Do<]d, J. Pic.ker- ing, R. Sytnrua. S. Davips, W. S.pcnd'0've, W. Broker. E Fitfon. S Greonwa-y (-itii-veyor), and the o'crk (Mr. E. Ca.w)(-y).—Dr. Kenyon was re- a.ppoi.t)ted medical offic-er for a pM-iod approved by the Loca) Govc'mm'ent. Bo<rd. but not px- i ceedÜlJg fLvc yeo.rs.— Tho tender of Mr. Jaohson wa.q mc-cl-ted, foT the h:ro of steam roilc.r, etc._ ? A committeo v.'aa forTl'J):d to m2l"t Mr. Kay to arrang-c term's M to the charge for street light,- imy thf A. Lcdward was rc- a.ppoiritcd iig-t)t<'r n,nd o!v-a.iwr for the strce.t i larnps.-üa.pt, lIamiJ'tool reporf,d tha.t a. ma.t- tcr wlating to the Ftco Dngad.e wcie saftisfati- to-ry.
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?WOR<?Tm ELECTION ENQUIRY. r WORCF.sTER EC'fION ÍNQUIRY. T I "THE PARTY THAT BRIBES WINS." partner evidence waa ten on Friday by Mcesre. liridal Atkinspc, K.O., Horace Avorlk. K.C., and Charles Ma.th6)Va m the natter of bribery and corruption at the iaat Par!i.uBectarJE eteotion for Woa-oeeter. Mr. J. Liviogstoop, a&lioitor, chairman of tha Libe-ral Committeo in Clames Ward, who took A' fairty active part in the laat ParliamentarX election, said there wae a body of people at thia last election who refused to vote without beinC paid, and the same state of things had existed ever since be had known electiooe in Worcester. Witneas proceeded: May I amplify that answer? I do not at all agree with the state- ment ma<le by Mr. Leicester, that the condition of aSaics in WorooNter ie getting woreo. I <&huuld say it is manifesfly better. Every, election ia purer that the former one. That is my impr<*8sion. The evidence given eo far ia that 6CO to 1,000 are practically bribable perao'05. My idea would be much nearer half the smaUeK number—200 te 300. Mr. Atkineon: How do you arrive at those figures? My idea ie that the ordinary artisan in regular employment would not take a bribe,; and I believe that the waatreia of WorcesteE would not exceed 200 of 300. Mr. Atkinson: That is a matter which we would very much like to investigate and ha.ve mort) reliable information upon. How do you arrive at 200 to 300, reprcNenting what you calt the wastrels?—I am afraid I muat eay it t9 more or Ices an estimate fotinded upon my know* ledge of affairs in Worcester. In what way do they affect the election?—' The partiee tifo eo equally divided in WorceeteN that the bribable c.1asa practically mlœ the ejection. Whoever gets these 200 or 300 votes witi win. Then the party that bribes will win?-Yea. A number of witnesses of the labouring ei-qs were called, and some of them admitted tha11 they had small aujna of money on election day? others tha.t they had had money and beer, ana a third class beer only. In aome instances theyi took the view that this money was not con- nected with the election. In one case a maai said he got it for saving the life of a child. The Commi&sMn also bad before them a nuni< ber of chairman of Liberal committees in tha varioua wards, who denied that rcfreshmenta wct'o taken into the committee room, that- Liberal canvassers were paid, or that there wa.9 any money going about the Liberal committed r<jonM on election day. &tvera.l wi tneti8C6. apparently of the lowes* labouring ctnss, acknowledged that they wouk* have liked to get more than they actually ''o* ceived. One voter, who said he bad no firn light, or foo<! when the canvassers called on hin'j expressed regret that he did not get 2s., which he exucet<'d. WITNR8S REBUKED AND WARNED. Further evidence was taken on Saturday b&: fo.rc M<ssis. TindaJ Atkinson, K.C., Horace Avory, K.C., a.nd Mrr. Mathewa, the comm's-' signers appointed to inquire into iHegai raC"" tiucs at the last Pa.rluuBcntaj-y election for th6 city of OouncHItM- FtLirbairn, a Libemi, -was r0'4 ca-Ucd, and it was pointed out to himf tha" wh:!o iio had said that a mac na.tned AJberC S;mrh tn'd him nn ejection day that. Ccuno.Hof H-opwc(i(,I, Conservative, had come down to I¥ Con:,prvative 00'ni'mlttee-rbom with some more money, Stnith had boea called a.nd dejued tha he h:td given any such information. Mr. Fat. baprn rrow said he wa. sure some one toid hiaíi it waa not S'mtith. Witness rRferred to l\for., Grey's evidence the other day. Mr. Grey h.a.<i trtken exception to witness's statement in I.e. spt'ct to the number of bribable people in t.h« Moor". When hs (witness) said the-ro were hun()!ed he did not mc.a.n in the Moors 2DA Moor-s'treet on)y. There were only 103 votcld in tb<' whole potti'ng district No. 5. AfteC he had given his evidence he might add, D?' Dob in?t him and said, "FMrbarn, your eotio mate wM a. very good ono. It would be a gc<t! thing for everybody if aji those feHow& wer4 disfranchised." Mr. Atkinson: A Tery wise observation (Laughter.) I Ja.mt'9 Hope, who had already dmittcJ bribing two m&n na.med Bijzgesfj a.nd GoBoeP_ I ley, was and denied iliat he bad brtb<*d a.ny<!n<j besides those two votcra, w-hoUJ lie palld out of his own pookei. Mr. Atkinson Why did you do tt7 It wa< n<jt gOlIlg t<' turn the election "f--W ell thd Lic<-nt,<'d Victuallers' Association were going tQ ottpport WiltiajJieon. Wh.it good would it do you with the a.socla;" tioti to bribe these meu?—I thought it would- You took up only two to the pott &nd yoti briLed them both; you also stood a quart oB beer? Did you know that these who had if¡ were voters?—No. Do you wllih us to believe it was merely of good fcI]owship?--Certa.iti!y. Mr Atkinoon: You caji stand down. Uhar]ca Ev<t.ns. am engtineer, who acted DA canvasser prioj to the election and took people to the polt on the day, being attached to && Martin's W<M'<I, said that there were people wajting about in the street. "I suppose, V. he added to Mr. Avory, "you want to suggest to me that they wero waitmg to ba bribed?" Mr. Avory: I WtnA to know wba.t yo<t tb:nk. Witness: They are too Tespectabia in rot ward. We have very few thse; would take 81 bribe in our wa.rd. Mr. Avory: You have aomc T Not tha.t I know of. I have in my time come acrosa people who wanted something for theiE vote. Whe-n before were y<yu tasked for a bribe?- t say I oouid not tell YOLL I have told you so. How many more tMMs am I to tell yo'uY Mr. Atkinson (interposing): Heha.ve yourself!! that is not a proper way to Witness: r want to axlswor questiona fairlY'- I don't want, to he twisted round to toil a. 110, Mr. At.tdnson: No a-mount of twisting ca. make a mail tell a lie. Mr. Avory: At what other efections ha.v; you been tasked for money or drink?—I coul( not tcU you. Farther examined, he said he had heard thai there was a lot of bribery at the last election. but he d)id not beHeve it. Further evidence wa.9 then given aa to tM statement of the old man Mason, to the enbc<t that a Conservative canvasser asked him befor" he vot-ed if 2a. would be of uae to hiu* a.ft..1r whioh he voted, but did not get the money. Hta daughter was now called, aad' eaid that ehe heard the canvasser, Mr. M.ii]ing- ton. ask hlJr father df 2s. wou)d be of use &c him. Mr. Mil1ing-wTI, Q. local ironmonger, was tlie-A catted, and evcntuajiy addressed by Mr. Atkio. son as follows:—Now let me tel! you what yottit position is. Perh&pe you would tike to know both Mason a.nd his daughter have sworn tha6 you asked him for his vote, and suggested; whether 2s. would be of use to ham. If you tcti us the truth, and admrit it, you proba-bty w[H be entitled to a oert.i6ca.te preventing any further proceedings b&ing t.aken against you'. If you deny it, or say that you don't remember it, and don't teU ua the truth, you will bo reported for bribed a voter, ind pro- ba,btv get proam'-utpd. Now I ask you thah qm'stion again?—I have no recollection of it. Mr Attunson: Stand down. Witness wna called back and Mr. Avory a.skcct him whether tho .next day he did not see Mason) !),nd wt'cn the latt,-r asked for his 2s. remarked', "Oh, the election is over."?—Witness repHcdt that he shouid not know the man, and did not remember meeting him. A number of witnesses were called as to various a.!)eged acts of bribcTy. In somo ÍJL- stances the evidence came from voters who ac[' mitted that they had received money for then* Totes, the amounts neariy always being 2s. of 2s. 6d. In cthet' insta-nceg wiesses eworo that they saw men pasamg money to others which. on the other haj]dt was denied by tho person*' said to have been g'ui)ty of bribery, though they were cautioDed by the Chief CommiJ9' er:oner aa to the consequences of giving uf truthful evidence. The men who admitted ro" ceiYing these smitll bribea were mostly of low class !a.bouring type living in a pooT trict of the city known as "the Do!day." lo re'3ptX'iI, to one of them, however, a ta.boure' in regTjisr emptoyment on the Great Westera Ra-iiway. who was bribed in a mottyr-e-Lr, W-, Avot y remarked that he at !Lny ra.te WTta not ot the "born tirc'Js." (Laughter.) On Wednesday the inquiry wM tKljotirne d nr.M October if! &fter son)e fmrtbor oVlder.e t«Mi Mea givec, chieny with re4AW to bribery