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THE ORNINGG ARDIA

-THURSDAY MCSRNING- GHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. 1., JUNE 25, iso-1..

-THURSDAY MORNING-

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15 CENTS PER MONTH

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INEIIEISES IN

SUPPLEMENTS

Was Characteristic Feature of Meetings

Held in the Different School Dis- tricts of the Province-More Money Voted was for Im- provements, Etc.

Continued.

raax oommn.

The annual meeting passed oil' very quietly. John Stewart was re-elected trustee, $40 was voted for teachers' sup- plement and $50 for contingent expenses. The school will be vacant after July 1.

o'Lsan.v.

The school meeting was presided over

by PNPate. $50 supplements were voted, $25 to each teacher and $76 for running expenses. The school grounds will be fitted up and walks laid out. The trustees are K H Jelly, Geo Johnson, Sr, and P. N. Pate.

IRIBHTOWN.

The attendance was not as large as on

previous years. The supplement has been increased to $35 and $l65 was votel for running expenses and new seats. The trustees are M. J. Murphy (re elected), John Campbell, Wm. Pay nter: A. VV. Delaney, Secetary.

VERNON HIV ER.

The school meeting was held according

to notice with L C llayden in the chair and thirteen rate payers who though small in numbers show great interest in the work. J R McDonald retiring trustee was re-elected, Dr J T Collins took a very active part. $116 was voted by the dis- trict and the best teachers obtainable will be secured.

HUNTER RIYER.

The annual meeting of Hunter River

school district was held with a small attendance of ratepayers. Dr. Douglas occupied the chair. Eiward McRae was elected trustee In place of Geo. S.ll(oLeod. The sum of $40 was voted as supplement forthe present Principal, A. C. Cullen, $~i0for ccntiugentfxggnses. _A motion was carried favoring mldsummer vacation.

SJUTHPOR F.

A large and enthusiastic school meetinil

was held In Southport cn Tuesday. $75 supplement was voted on condition that the present teacher Allison Campbell is re-engaged also $35 for contingencies and $40 for repairs. Midsummer vacation was adopted and the trustees intend hav- ing the school house repainted during the year. The Trustees for the ensuing year are Daniel Stewart (re elected) Mack Henry and Ignatius Roach.

VERNON RIVER. BRIDGE.

At the annual meeting of the School

District sixty dollars was voted as supple- ments to teachers viz thirty dollars to principal and thirty dollars Lo assistant. The Trustees for the ensuing year are John J McGillivray, William A Masters, and John M McLeod. The teachers for the incoming year have not been hired yet but will probably be the same as last Ye," viz John A McKenzie, Principal and Ella McLeod for the Junior Department.

(IEORGETO WN.

Theannual schon' meeting was held

Tuesday afternoon. G A Aitken occupied the chair. The minutes of the last meeting together with the accounts were read and passed. Two hundred dollars

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Members can secure first

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SHINII IIIIINN

PISIEIII ENIIIIIIII

Day oi Sensations in Court at Winnipeg

Grand Trunk Witnesses Prove Un- reiiabie-One of them Ordered Out of Court by the

run o. r. P. iivquxiw.

. WiNNii-uso, June 22-(Special)-Tuesday wasa day of sensations in the Grand Trunk Pacific enquiry.

an usnsinianta wrruiass.

One witness for the Grand Trunk

Pacific, who produced a statement

purporting to be an accurate copy of applications for positions which the

was later ordered to leave the court for lndecorous behaviour.

coNrI.Ic'i‘ ai-:1‘\\'i-:im \virNnssi~;s.

threw up his postin disgust at the way Americans were given the preference. -

narrrsn noaiv, nur Now a1.|nN

The man whose story the

witnesses contradicted is an named Allen, who was born a British

subject, but afterward-i naturniised

In the United States.

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NOTHING LIKE EXPERIENCE.

“One truth learned by actual experience

does more gooi than ten experiences one hears about." Tel lain`s Colio, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem edy will cure cholera mcrbus, and he will most likely forget it before the end of the day. Let him have a severe attack of that disease, feel that he is about to die, use this remedy, and learn from his own experience how quickly it gives relief, and he will remember it all his life. For sale by all druggists.

foregoing American

were voted for running expenses and $2.00 for supplements. The attnndance was regrettably small. The trustees are WWJenklns,Capt Hugh McPhee and T W McDonald.- Principal Jns. Gillis resigned. A complete metric output consisting of weights, measures, and maps have been received (from the Department of Interior through the representation ofJ J Hughes, M P.

._ Trtroir. The teachers' supplements were doubted

and the amount voted for running expenses was the largest in the history of the district. It was enthusiastically and unanimously decided to consolidate thc Tryon, Lady Fane and West Tryon schools. the central school to be located where the Macdonald rural school now ie., The people will provide their own vans for carryingthe chillren, and a church opposite the present school has been rented to provide sufficient accommod- ation forthe l20chiidren of the three districts. The consolidated school is expected to be opened July i0|.h. Ther Macdonald fund,t.hrough Dr. Anderson, Chief Superintendent of Eiucaticn, is assisting the district' towards con- solidation. Votes of thanks were tendered ProfJ \V Robertson and Sir W Cfil/Iaodonaid for the valuable assistance they have given towards the cause of education In the district. The schools at West Tryon and Lady Fans voted the same amounts for supplements and running expenses as last year.

To be Continued.

Vicronra-T Hudson, Pintou; W R

Wilson, Toronto: I C lIaIl. Acadia; T Stanley, Scuris; C II Dingwell, city; T I) Rogers, do; Benj Rsgors, do; J F Shat- ford, Halifax; A S Mahon, Truro; C R Rogers, Graham Rogers, S`Side; W M Forbes, Vernon River; W A and Mrs iChlshoIm, Antigonish; F A Loudon, Montreal; OF Jeffrey, Toronto; C Ii Mc: Leod, Halifax; DT Williamson, Brant- ford; S T Billings, Boston; F A Young, Bt John; John A Greer, Galt.

norm.

At Bedeque, June 15, i904 to W. T. and

Mrs. Bowness, ii daughter.

D ivld and Mrs. Hawkins, a son.

Al. White Sands on May Btu to Watson

and Mrs. Bell, twins, son and daughter.

On Sunday June lllth, i904, to Austin

and Mrs. Judson, Alexandra a daughter.

At Alexandra, Lot 49, on Sunday the

lil.h, to Austin and Mrs. Judson, a

Judge. »

At Murray River, on June 15th, tai

Reported as likely to succeed i.or.l Min

all.

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Another sensation was provided by the

direct conflict between two witnesses, one T

an Englishman named Goddard, who

IIE IIE MIINIS

Corner Stone Laid with Im- pcsing Ceremony

,,,m,m,,m, Chamber Addresses Breathe Spirit of Peace

and Good Will-Rain and Fog interfere in St- lohn.

roi." Aan RAIN ai' sr. JOHN.

Sr. Juiix, June 2il.-(Speclal)- Fog and

rain today interfered with the outdoor celebrations in honor of the Royal

Society.

Important papers were read and dis-

cussed at ioday‘.~x session.

iN rrosbli or ns: xioivis.

Ar. Annapolis the corner stone of the

statue in honor of De i\ionts was laid

with imposing ceremony, Governor Jones delivering the dedlcatorv speech.

A i'i.E/\ FOR 1 Jl\'ii1RiJ.

Sir ii .aries lhrsons in an excellent

sp i-cn c xpri-.~<scil thc hope that peace and

Judge showed was entirely inaccurate, EA H L G HEY

to as Governor General of Canada next

good will shall continue between France 'md I'1l1l.'I21rl€I whose pioneers discovered Port Royal, the United States whose in- habitants made It British and Great

_Britain in whose possession it now is.

IN WOM.-\ i\"S I"AV()Ii.

Few treatments stand so high in

woman's favor as Dr. Chase‘s Nerve Food. This is not oniv because ofthe extraordin- ary control which this preparatlcn has ‘over diseases and weakness peculiar to women, hut also because cf its power as a tissue builder. Hy Weighing yourself while using Dr. Chase's Nerve Food you can prove that new llesh and weight is being added to the bodv

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S. N. Dawson, proprietor of the North

Tryon Driving Park, now lies atlhis home in .a critical condition ns the result of an

acclde ni on Monday last. While training on his race course a horse owned by Ambrose Monaghan, Kinkora, the animal

'l`I'lE GUARDIAN OF OUR BODY.

The foremost biologist of our day

M. Meisrlinikod, hu sliowii ilic world of science that thi-rc are leiicooytes in our

blood that act ns scnvi-ugers or policemen, Tlicae policenien which are cal eil phago- r_1/lfs look out for the noxious nr poisonous elements in our blmd. Various oifendin elements are pit-limi out of the blood and tissues by these policemen and destroyed. Therefore our lives are protected by

ilaughtur of Wiiliaui and Mary \\ iitslilre, aged one year.

I I N I d a cfi iiycrire

I Trymi Uorneteryl.

RIGHT’S

these blood-cell-policemen, the phcgarylcx, and we enjoy immunity from disease no long as our blood contains plenty of phago- eytcs and red blond cnrpiisclcs.

“A new broom swoops clean "-:ind in

Order to put our own house in order we must get rid of all ihc poisons in the blood 'ith n new broom sucii as an nltcrnivivc extract made from roots and lierhs-with Out the use oi' alcohol, as Dr. IfIercc'o Golden Medical Discovery, a specific for making rich fed lilrwxi-» for eradicating the poisons from the blood. in some way the policemen in the blood are increased in number and strengthfso that we are put

in the heat possible :chase to resist disease -to cure neuralgia, col u, entarrli, and in- cipient consumption. _

"The more study and time ie given to the

lubjeci the more we find that t e blood in

the center of lgfc "-says Dr. R. V. Pierce, the noted :rc nlist of Buffalo, "the health and comfo of the average person depends entirely on this blood supply-for the heart

must have gore blood or it will not pump and keep t e body supplied regularly like the beautiful automatic engine it is. The nerves must he fed nn pure blood-or we suffer the pain of neurnlgia, whirh is the

cri of the starved nerves for food. Held- ac es, cnld in the head, caiarrh-and many other things are due to stagnation of the blood.”

Dr. Pierce‘a Pleasant Pellets are a mild

laxative. No other medicine equals them for gentleneee and ihnroughneea.

haszard 6: Moore.

daughter.

I DISEAS

1 In the deadliest and mol!

painful uialady to which maiiliiiul ia subject. Dodd`n Kiiliicy I‘ilI< will cure any case of iiriglifs Disease. They have never failed In one single vase. They are

I the only remedy that ever I hal cured ii, and they are

the only remedy that can. i There are imiiniiono of

Dodd'l Kidney Pills-gill,

I box and name-but lm tm-

tionn are dangerous. The

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DO D D'S

KID N EY i

Dodd'n Kidney Pills an '

Bfty cents a box at all

And Suffers Loss of

Kuroki about to Join

A Noam: orsnniiso.

Sr. Psrsnsnaiua, June 22-(Speciai)-

Lady Harding, wife of th’e British Ambas

sador presented the dowager Empress with ten thousand pounds contributed by the British Red Cross Society toward the relief ofthe Russian wounded.

JAPB Ovvui-Y New <moUNi>.

I.oNr><>N, June 22-(Speciall» General

Oku reports that detachnicnts cf .Inpan- css troops have occupied Hel Ilung Yao

Chong, south west of Hai Ting,

ni,'ssi.\N ifonrn a.\inr:sui~:i».

\VhiIe a Russian force of H000 uncle

General Kondratsvitch were traversing

Wafungho ravine,scuthcnst of Kai Chow,

they were surprised by concealed Japan-

ese artilierylfcrce. y

iritavir airssiax insaias.

The Russians lost heavily, their casual-

ties being 1200 in number.

oiri' 'ro .1oIN kviioiri.

It is underst/ood that (leneral Oku is

following up his intention to inln (icneral

Kuroki, who has moved out to meet him.

PILLS

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RUSSIAN FORCE

IS AMBUSCADED

|200 Men-Oku and

Forces-Japs Occupy

New Ground»~ Generous Donation of British Red Cross in Aid of Russian Wounded.

Generals Oku and Kuroki to effect n

_iunc‘ion of their forces can only mean

that they intend to attack the Russian army under General Kuropatkin. In the

meantime doubtless the preparations for

the siege and bombardment of Port AFI-IJUF WIIIR0 OD, but the more serious

lighting of the near future may be lcqked

for in the north.A series of severe engage- ments may not be expected. upon the ' suit of which will depend whether

iuropatkin will or will not be forced to

retreat toward IIarbIn.'I`he entire Russian force is undcrsioori to he ou or near thc

main line, extending from Kai Ping, l5O miles north of I’crL Arthur io Mukden,

say Z'I0miles, with Liao Yang as head

quarters, midway bet Ween.)

A BOOK FOR THE IIOME.

llr. Chnse`s Last and Complete Reccipl.

Book, containing over three thousand medical, cooking, veterinary and miscellaneous reclpcs,is sold dt $2.75 posi- pald. There is no book pubiiahed which is so useful in the home. After using it ii month vou would noi. exchange it for $10. If you don`t consider li. worth' more than the price return the book in good condi_ tion and get your money back. Iilustrat c~i circular ficc. I-I imanson, llates & Co., Toronto.

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CRITICAL CONDITION

S. N. Dawson, North Tryon, Meets Awful Accident-Is Thrown

lie Animal is Runnin

suddenly Iircaine unmanageablc, and

tripping in his hobbies, stumbled and fell while running at full speed. M

Dawson was thrown over the horse head about twenty feet, and falling on

his face on the hard track, received mos

heariachs, abdominal pains, piles, and in sm ere cases lnsnnit and apcplexy The

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Ai North Tiustico Junc 22ml. CMN" moat agreeable ami saiisfaciory rernerly

M. Gillis, daughter of Ncriiiau Gillis. is l'err0z'~n\-. which |\u\l=r-H Live \>=\vi<‘I“t;~~1l

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well orfiercfl that natural an una -I r

In this rally, Albcrthii Craswell. infant action is esilililislir-ii. ll is rnii<i and

f ` ~ - ' ri ‘ 'iiu.~\r\.~i rlisf

rortain in action an niver L .trois or inconvenience, ami may he ink#-ri :na long as wquircd. Pains in the s'on\- iioh and ii\|,e|»iin0s, piles, iiiiliousrit-as

At 'I`ryOn on June LII-SQL. will of and hcarlnclie disappear ai once when _ IJ’l!`f\IY‘II5 OI U45 lfIll`0 \I.II\1f\lS li I»f3l\\"I~‘l0U For rr zone is uscrl. Reconilni-nrierl and '

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Twenty Feet Over Horsc’s Head Wh' ' ` ' g at Full Speed and Receives Serious Iniurics.

scvcrc injuries. A big hole is punched in the top of his nose. the upper lip almost cut cil`, and the lower lip torn away from the guru besides being otlicrvvisc terrib- Iv cut and bruised. ills fact- is horribly swoolen. and internal injuries are feared, which may prove fatal.

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Atnmeeting of the congregation of

Zion Church lasi night il was rirriiloil ln extend a call io Iirv \‘.`. II .\"rIgwir-k, of Stewiake who nrcachrfl vi-.ry accrpiaiily

here sonic weeks ago.

' Rev Mr. Sedgwick who has _piist "mn

r _ . . (`,ouni.ry is a nephew of [lr Sedgwick

of Judge Sedgwick, Utinwn.

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Tourists-We have just received lil)

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To cure a headache in ben rnlnuhes use

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'l`Iiv first one we will iiioiilioii is

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