THE OLD AND THE NEW

1908 North Bay's $50,000 Post Office—Weekly NewsboysWm. D. McDonald, Postmaster, and the author, in'second row

The " Company Row " in the stump days of '83

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John Ferguson Thos. MurrayHon. R. W. Scott D. J. McKeown

At North Bay Station, 1884

First Junior B. B. Team—North Bay

When "The Old Log " was newMiss L. K. Foster (now Mrs. W. J. Kellogg), seven years a teacher in North Bay

The Old Blue School

North Bay Architecture of 1884

Alec, LaffartyDr. McKtiight

The " Quarry," 1884 First C.P.R. StationFirst Post Office

G. H. NewtonManager Despatch-Tribune

Residence of G. H. Newton

N. PhelpsEditor Times

First Church in North Bay, nowr North Bay TimesSee page 13

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1883

Mrs. W. Ferguson and her early home. First shingled house in North Bay.

1908 John Ferguson's Drawing-Room

Presbyterian Choir, 1900

Methodist Choir, 1896

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Key to Group

ONTARIO'J FIR5T LEGISLATURE

CONVENED DEC.27, 1867

SIR WM. P. HOWLAND,

DISSOLVED FES. 25, re?!

HON. JOHN SANDFIELD MACDONALD,

HON. JOHN STEVENSON, :

Barber, William .Baxter, Jacob...:.Beatty, William .Blake, Ed .... .B-ralter.Geo. H .Boyd, JamesCalvin, D. DCameron, Hon. M.Carling, Isaac ...Carling, Hon. JobCarnegie, John ..Christie, RobtClark, Macneil....

28 Ferguson, Lieut.-Col. T.29 Ferrier, Lieut.-Coi. Ale;30 Finlayson, Hugh

32 Fraser, Alex Nort33 Ralbraith. D1'Oow, Peter

35 Gn36 Grahame, Thos38 Hays, W T39 Hooper, Edmund J..40 Lauder, A. W41Lount, Wm42 Luton, D43 Lyon, Robt44 McColl, Simpson .. . .45 McColl, Nicol46 McGill, Wm47 McKellar, Archibald ..48 McKim, Robt49 McLeod, John50 Mc'lnrrich, Hon. Jno .

Macdonald, Lieut.-Col.,52 MoDougill, Jno. L

Matchett, Thos54 Monteith, Andrew .. ..54i Murray Tho-nas . . . . .55 Oliver. Adam

R Simcoe..D.. Wellington C.R.

Brant N'orth RBrockville.

....Lanark. North R.Wellington, South R....Hastings, West R.

York, West R.Huron. North R.

Addington.Grey, South R.

./Simcoe, North R.. .(*. Elgin, East R.

Carlton.

Durham, West. RYork, North R.

>n. J. S . Cornwall..Renfrew, South R...Victoria, South R.

...Perth, North R..Renfrew, North R....Oxford, South R.

56 Pardee, Timothy B57 Paxton, Thos58 Perry, George.. -.:59 Read Geo60 Richards, Hon. Stephe'61 Rykert, J. C ..62 Scott, R. W63 Scott, Thomas64 Socord, Geo65 Sexton, William . . . .66 Sinclair, Donald ..67 Smith, Henry D68 Smith, James S69 Smith, John70 Springer MO36S71 Stevenson, Hon. John72 Stra

...Ontario, North R....Oxford, North R...Peterboro, East R-

Niagara

....Monck,Weiftworth, South R.

Bruce, North R.. Leeds and Grenville... Middlesex, North B

Kent....Waterloo, North R.

Lennox

Cardweli:Leeds South RPerth, South .R.

ito, West.

Snowshoe Tramp to Geo. Gordon's Camp

Collector Cowan and Widdifield Council

Hudson's Bay Co. Factors, 1873Donald A. Smith—Lord Strathcona, the one at the left in centre

See page 49

1. Street Scene 2. Shore Park 3. Priest's Residence4. Victoria Memorial Hospital

5. Englehart Station (Angus, Arch.) 6. Temagami Station (Angus, Arch.)

First Meeting of the Presbytery of North BayNorth Bay, 12th July, 1898

10. Rev. E. McNab, Moderator.

*W. McKenzie*W. F. Clark*Dr. Carruthers*A. D. SpearsBev. S. Childerhose

6. Robert Lillie8. *J. D. Cockburu9. A. Sproat

11. Wm. Seattle, Student13. Bev. D. Johnston

12. Rev. J. Carswell, Clerk.

14. W. Todd15. D. Teunant16. Eev. K. B. Smith17. Eev. W. G. Smith18. *H. Ferguson, Student

7. tfev. A. Findlay, Superintendent of Missions.19. Jas. Tookey20. J. G. Duncan21. *J. B. MacLeod, Student22. J. E.Bell23. Eev. Arch. Mac Vicar

24. Rev. T. Macadam25. D. M. Grant26. *Lott Britton27. S. G. Best28. Kev. T. Davidson

29. *K. Cameron30. P. Ferguson

*VISITORS

HighEx-Mayor Wm. Milne's Residence

Separate

North Bay SchoolsCentral

D. J. McKeown

H. C. Varin, Sheriff, Court House

North Bay ResidencesB. M. Mulligan

P. McCool

T. M. Mulligan

Residences ofJ. B. McDougallJ. M. McNamaraT. N. Colgan

A. C. AmosRobt. RankinWm. McKen/de

Queen's Hotel

Ferguson BlockC.P.R. Station

T. & N. O. Offices

Town HallH. W. Angus, Architect of all but one

J. W. Richard son's Store Cor mack BlockLindsay & McCluskey's Coal Yard

McKeown Block M. Brennan's Store

RinkJ. W. Deegan's Store. 9 First Automobile in North

Bay, run through from Shelby, Ohio (816 miles)by Ex-Mayor Skiles

CENES ALONG SPORTSMAN'S ROUTEGRAND TRUNK RAILWAY

Where the fishes sport and the big game playWe'll hunt and angle the livelong day,And when at last the Summer's done,And Winter shuts out the Summer's sun,We'll live o'er again the joys we've hadIn the far-away North, where all nature is glad.Then Ho! for the North with its people true,Then Ho! for the Line that will carry us

through,Then Ho! for the Northland far away !

Along the beautiful Canadian Pacific RailwaySee page 69

House BoatsLake Nipissing, FrenchRiver, and West Arm

Splendid Bass Fishingand Shooting

Private parties can charter house boat; accommo-dation for large or small parties by day or week;guides and boats furnished. Cottages, campingoutfits, launches, canoes, boats, etc., for hire.

WRITE TO

W. KERVIN, CALLANDER, CANADAC. P. R. and G. T. R. connection

and Long Distance TelephoneG. N W. Telegraph

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Everything in the Jewellery line—-

Diamonds Wedding RingsWatches Clocks Silverware

Cut Glass Fine ChinaFancy ArticlesDainty and Beautiful

The care of watches a specialty. Official Watch Inspec-tor for the entire system of the T. and N.O. Railway.Eye testing and glass and spectacle fitting under thecare of a trained oculist.Come and visit one of the most complete jewellerystores north of Toronto.

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