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_ Rosebank Farm Situate on the south aide of Hillsboro `

River opposite the city, one mile from Cqiarlottctown, containing 180 acres,i3o acres cleared and in aliigh state of culti- vation, Terms liberal. For further parti. cuilrs apply F. liicKENNA,

lla rlnitciown, Queen Street.

A ug. i, lilrii, tn, wcil. i`rl, vi I yr

ron s.i|.l-:il

ul ‘JI .ii-i-\~\. ’|lu- lnni~t-.m\t.iin~' ill |1>o|na, ailing boi mul i-nhl ual.-r lmilniiinl prluiic |--_\'~tr|||, 'l`l|er<~n|1~nl-ti 1-.ti-riuuc limisi-. -. :uni pmitti-y lion..-. uuli but \\-ui--r nt iii ini.~4- rlii<~lti»||~ in tin: \\i|iict', and Ii rtl.-`iif i-lniil-i~ frllil.

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y out pn uint tot ii- n\\'|icr :ii lri Liv .Ji \\`.\i. ll.,ll.i.\IKl.\'

the Ucrdicl of our Patrons-

“H5 YU" "W qlmllll’ 0! ""7 Teas- 0"' saw the corn blighted in his vision of old.

own bminl lil'IA\'l'IR TEA has all the

,,.r,,w “L,.|ai,"_ If 0,, hub ,wt lle;_»n\'eilie impression without exactly

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already boiiglit any onine and innkc n saying so that the inattur had been pro-

.. ' h i ,ilk d il tei achiner

lt_u_|_m‘"e||m"l "mt “H the Mxumcmv iliepitsent station, one ln,~dtle and the bylts niec an sm a e cu ii .Y

snnill piirclizisu. ‘ We want the vcrtlict of every Tea

driiikgr in ww" ami ,;¢,|m\ry_ the public inet-liii|.g.~i and corrcspoinleiice

ui thc past tive yearn were eiititletl to but “lllole We “lla len' to llollcllllla lllllll' ll le |¢|¢]neyg |m¢i;||v¢r are aura to be atfected.

3% _'WV if Q' 1»

_N " nd

community di-sire the station to bc

Ef`nb&iI'l'1Bl‘ locateil at George Street. Ile could hui-diy

Office ami gimp,-rooms' pi-i"C¢ 5|" 0p_ .say it-as iii vlvw of thc u\'cr\\'l|clining

P"5lU' ll“l’\l"l Cllllfcll- R9-‘l‘l°\l°”r f00! tvstiinony to that otl'ct-t, not-iihly from the

Funeral Director and

of l’rinrc St, Ilsviug added to my

eqiiipineiit one of ilie latest iinprovcd ll Casket lowering devices, and a line pair a

of linr_:ies, and having luui eight years , experience in the busiticss I aui pre- pared to do all work in a thoroughly

“l"l°"l“lU l“5""°‘l`~ All “H5 P"°‘“l’¢1Y bc had notliing but objt-utluiis to oil`cr. .

,Ven uw lmlullom street "U, WM (Dum, as liicssrs. Fielding and Euiniersou do thc

atlciitleii to at any hour of the day or

address it ivns evident that the wind was

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emiumeiieamsn-

thuvhnaas

Published at 'ta ollioea, New Prevue

-Island Guardian Publishingjlompany.

Baincb 0/fires at Summerside.

Business iifhce Telephone 1835-

0fliua|IoarsBa.m.ta p.m.

J. P. HOOD, Advertising Mgr. i" li. NIIHVSOM BuNcrlpt.io|i Mfr

. TEE PIICPLET PLPEII.

town. Plinoe Edward Island, Canada, at the bilowing llioa. P\Yable in advance: I i Editi (dal tBu li l nl thin: 1~.‘ili‘v'.§'.ii.e.i°|‘ll....'i..'.i’.‘}°}’w...§‘..2i.}’”.¥...l’='iu.,...’.l',..._.__ ,.., _. _ __ --

. T “uardi ill othe ponsihl lor I ltted

mzilnllaslzad bytllhgfal alder. lixlpieas 0=dsr, srlllig-gilhytgredniziltzrnpldyable tn

'nimionsrown GuAao|An1.."z:°.:.‘:ef:*.’=‘.‘:.-r.

Miz: '7°'"“l| l‘|*“lll gg the ennitinii ut,a new station tlitidlllltdll

Blool,N0x'th Side Pont Oilloo, Dhlrlottb-

Aihdon, G¢ory¢lo'ivn ana Starts.

Edlierili and News Talepliem l33l. Olileellaursllaui. \nap_m.: itp.m. mia. ni.

.i,n.B. M°civ.iU\DY. adam.

' 'tis imma. Nm- iran-ir.

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tiine without. extra clinme.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN _ GUARDIAN AT SUMIEN RESORTS.

Visitors to summer resorts mny'have the moinlng edition of Tha Guardian by I” W “rn 5 "l°““"°‘ l“°‘““° °“ th' P' E'

mail. one week 10 cents, or one month Z5 cents.

Piesisat- city deliveries may be changed to any country address for any length oi

Orders nniy be ielt or sent. to head olilce, Charlottetown.

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

'riiunsimv iuoi<NiNo Auousr io, ima.

THE STATION QUESTION.

There wax nn lack of fruiikin-as on thc

part of lion. .\lr. i-Iininerson at the ninet- l

lie speedily brought the business portion of tlivcoiiiiiiunity to a realisation ui their

or.-it fetus. l~`tum the lnginning of his

he hopes ul the couiinunity as Pharaoh

~ity in the l.t~;:isliiLni'c.

Coming next. to the l’rlut:e Street nite,

lite left his hearers under the apprehension that it is quite possible some sim further away and still more disappointing may be dei-lded upon before the week is out. ills

opinion that the cost of locating at George

ng with the Board of Trade yesterday. ` 0

Street would amount in the aggregate to halt ainllliou was new and startl-

“_ _ __ _ _ ing. It was also unsupported by trains and the accomodation is every way

any coiiviiicing reasons. Equally iinsupporwd was his atateluent that four

ii the i-net, and it withered and chilled I

tracks would be required to and lroiu the paasengerstation on this site and that it would beiniposslble toget mom to pass the Round House. Two tracks to

otlirr outside liarc so far served. On the

juctlon of the George Street site without

'ery little iveiglit \Ve art- left. to ii'-ik, in lll° ell” th” clllllle ‘ll llllllllllllllell lllld pm

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iciiiue of this evident pre-dctcriniini- pllllllllu lorlllllll lllly llulllollll lll' llll llie stoninoh hy suplllylllil f\0\"`lill\lnB

\\'0nlil have been about as ruitlsfactory as

, ion, why the station ivits not built long _ stantiy. Ferrozonc liraera-gives tona-

as. ' nun at or In-youd the e|i.~it,crn vnil of the

wl_nit vias prescntetl.

ance Miiilsterin regard to the necessity for close ccononiy lu the public expendi-

ture. llutas it follows the ending of ii

of some cighty~ilve nilllious, and at which

oiird of 'ilrnde nnil froni lloii.Mr.llugln.\s ` ` , ml Dr. vVm_bm_wn who l_e|m_sL_"L me Mlnistui‘s, Ex~Minii4tei‘a, Opposition Lead ('°l’W" '~ ‘

or, Scnatorsi and Members oi the Coni-

nions were so liberally provided foi', there

iiniy be some who fail to realize so fully

_ ..- . * lrli rk own. Tflit ` cents per box of

own( Mr. lilninicraoii was i'rnuk iii his All “'ll_l 'lllll“Lllll‘e' me ellcelllllll’ llliw” |;(¢;ll,§|oc,l,l|,,te couwjl “Mets at ul] denp inission that almost ull of thc llusiiiess (ll lllll Mllllllllell ol Rlllllllllyll llllll lllle Mll' mls'

session in which the budget was n nnitter Closing Prices

C. P.R... N. Y. Central....

hr-wan

hiaetiiig. that it would be better to delay

,unless and until the authorities consent toanet it considerably westward at the ei-i’-ne. Fm. im petition tue Bud has never Needed. '

There isa gleam of _comiort lu the ax-

pmlsed and we belia_v,e seal sympathy ol Hon. Mr. Emmerson with the movement to etfact constant steam connection be-

tween the mainland and Island railway 'syateme. That laour biggest problem. With the mission link once supplied it would not coat. a dollar and a half 0! aut.-

nnmi iuiiwai. we miie" with ina _connection made by means of the Tunnel 't'|e Island Railway would have done with deficits.

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We do not think the local rates either

tor passengers or freight are high. But- tlic Island Railway is very crooked, the railway distance betweu ii givenpolnts i” much greater than the ordinary road distance, and it is not perhaps quite lair

r passengers to pay tho same local rates

as are puid on the Intercolonial where the line isfstraight, there are uiucli faster

niuch superior to what wa enjoy. Our rhiei complaint. is the cost of three short- iaul ratesto and from points on the mainland.

THE WONDERS OF THE BODY.

evena slight cause in ao dlsarrangeil

as to be Hractically useless. A headaclie is no tri in matter because the stomach,

entnew attacks, use Ferrozone; it aids

blood. vltullzes the nerves and brain lu-

iduvntcs your s irits. No auch health

Aug. 8. Aug. U.

Atclilsoa .. .. .. H75 B'7{i

till MQ

ll.R.'1‘......... . U02 Gilt IiultlmDi‘a.......... . lli'»§ lllial

liiilii 156 Mill Milt

Eric . 4di 48

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OTICE

Would you please

let us licveihe amount - of that account 'we Sent you last week. '

F. PERK|NS& Co.

SUNNYSI DE.

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The remark is often made to ns, "How is it, you are alwa a so

bus P" The answer is a simple one, we give such satisfaction iii the work we do, that our re utation is known far and wide, and every- where all over "Our Fail" Island Province," even across the stunts to Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Cape Breton, Quebec and Ontario, in fact in all paris of the Broad Dominion we have received orders for wor .

Is the question a diilicult one to answer? We trow not. Satisfaction is the essence of success, hence our success in busi-

ness.

U Remember ns when in need of work done to your entire satisfac- on.

BRUCE STEWART & C0.,

Founders, Engineers, Machinists and Boilermakers, Steam Navigation Coy’s. Wharf, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Phone iz

STOC K OUOTATIONS. _ ti. .W 5' - ”°’-‘ l’l°'

1:- ' gluding :

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_0 Make a Proper Selection

night. Oflice telephone, No. 289, rcsi l dence, No. 192. _iiinc 6 tis & wtf. 'oi

' au-rzcptetl. The pcoplc arc powerless.

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Hints for

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t involves. We feel sure that Messrs. . .

our people to be`i<lit|siic1l with their de-

* vision. They iiniy iiiitlei'-cstinnite and

probably have _under-cstiinated the

` political cost uf their mistake.

. Surely “thc ivclluiiticrstooti wishes ol

lst--Ou rising. don a suitof our medium-weiglit, wool

or bnlliriggan uiicltrwear, 25:: to $2.00 per garment for our reliable kinds.

2nd-Taken negligee shirt (our sort), with delicate

figures or stripes. or plain white with small pleats. 75c to $l~75-

3;-d-Add socks. cuffs, collars, neckwear, handker-

cliiefs, etc., from our attractive stock.

4th--Get into a summer weight sack suit of blue or

black Serge, Cheviot or Homespun fabric, striped outing effect or quiet overplald ; suck as cost here $10 to $12 with satisfaction guaranteed. '

5th-You must have a sliowerproof coat, even if you

wear it on your arm at tiiues ; here they are $5 to $18; short, medluni or long styles.

6th~Put on one of our swell Darby or Soft Hats. $i,

$21 or $3- _

Now you’re fixed aid ought to feil good all this Season.

Clothes for Boys’

And Young Men

Saiilof Suits 75|: to $3.00. Russian Blouse Suits. $2 to $4. , Norfolk Suits. $2 to $6.

Wash Suits. 75c to 5|-50.

Poys’ Suits, without Vests. $1 to $6.

Boys’ Suits, with Vests $2.50 to $8.50.

Young Men‘s Suits $3 to $12.

What a pity we can't isell' all the clothing in town l

\Ve’d like to. iirst-tate. but some yeople want more show than quality. Other people have their friends ; and friends are nice, too. if they are in the way ai times, And others are liypuotizetl by higher prices-"must be better" -or lower prices-“it is nice to save money", if you really save it.

And yet we are growing every year.

If you don’t know what this means, bring your little or

grown-up boy here and see.

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ijvclionable on the ground of cast, and _ ___ _,___g___ ___ iiliurti to build ii new railway station

conviction that the Doniinlon caiiiiol.

.\'oincwlii~i'te within the bounds of this city. lic that as it. may the result must. be

No doubt the Ministers honestly tlilnk they 'ire riglit.,ju.~it. as the liuslness coin- niunity as lioncstly think the Ministers arc uruiig. llui. itls the people uiul noi.

the Miiiistrrs uho ninr-it auilcr the per- etuai inuonvciiicnce which the decision

§'_.'-_‘gif \ Flcltiiug and Einnicrsoli will not expect i)oni.Steel Bonds... u`,~r‘ i ir.”

tha people ought to count for soinethlng even lii thc selection of n station site.

The Cityrepmseiitativea stood true to

the City's interests and spoke out inan- fully for thc George Street sitc.

If it will cost half a inilllon to buy n site

and erect ii station at George Street, how inuuii less, if any, will it cost to huy any sito which the people don’t want and build on it i

Some $.u.u,()t)(Jis wanted by the owncra

of the Hillsboro street site, which is more than the amount of the options on the George Street properties. It would seem to be better to build on the old sito than

to pay $55,000 simply to get across the street. Such n proposition could never be ilcfcnilcd.

SEWING MACNINE NEEDLES

for all makes of machines at Five Cents per package and everything else pertain- ing to sewing machines at greatly re- duced prices. Look for the red S., Queen Street, Charlottetown.

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EXCURSION BULLETIN

S. S CITY OF LONDON.

To Urwell Wednesday at il. p. rn.

ltouud trip 250

To Wcat River ports Thursday at ii p.

ni. Round trip Wi c.

To East River ports Friday at 3 p. m.

liounil trip ‘dio- 'l`o Crapaud Saturday at il p. ni. Round rip 40c.

ANNOUNEEMFNTS.

-Tea party of St. John'a Church, Ora- paud, will be held at Victoria on Aug.» lllth, |005. City ol London will leave tmvn at B.ll'» n. ni. with Wurth's Band. liound trip and dinner on grounds only 750- l0d k tw ti

~'i`he W. M. S. ol Victoria intend hold-

lngla garden party. lawn social etc Fri- day evening. Aug llth on the grounds at .labels lam Esq. of that place. los cream. t-ako, coffee, nfreliiimenta oivarioua kinda will be served during the evening at re- gulation prices-Don't mlaa the "ai‘lhIr"

illinois Central. . . . . . l7ilQ l7»ii Louisville and Na. . . . l47.i 14714 Manhattan . . . . . . . . . 107k 1075 Metropolitan . . . . .. .. i272 1275 Mis:-iouri| Pacilic. . . . ltlli 1001* Pennsylvania. . . . . . . liili 143* Reading .. . . . . . ltl7§ llifii S\|gar........... 1448 1432 Southern Paollio.... 0511 (ini St>.§Paul........ . llilil liilg Union Pacific.. . liili liilil U. S. Steel.......... Sill lil'>} U. S Steel Prelfld. . ltitiiq Dominion Steel . . . . 23

Dominion Steel Prfd

Dominion Coal ' Twin Clty........... 117 llfl§ Colorado Fuel . 240 dll

COMING EVENTS.

day in each nianth. Dr. F. F. Kelly Mayor; W. W. Clarke, City Clerk. .

S. 0. E. Next meeting oi Lodge Prince '

Edward is on Tuesday evening July 25th.

fied Rose Degree.

D0 YOU GET BILIOUS.

No renietly could be more prompt ami

agreeable than Dr. Hamllton'a Pil s. -No mutter where you goyou`ll hear of the

grand cures tliiel' make. Writing from Ottawa Mrs. . E. Legere says: “For

Feoplalnciiued to billousness and sick iearlache I don‘t think there is a. remedg to com’pare with Dr.. Haiiiilton‘s Pills. lornier y had bilious attacks about once ii month-used Dr. Hainiiton’s Pills and

obtained grand results. My stomach luis been put incgood order am my health greatly Improv ." No medicine better or men,~women and children. Try Dr. llnmiltou’s Pills, -25c. per box or tive boxes for $1,011 at all drugglsts.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

st o Charlottetown Agents.

zadw if.

Cnuiplioratcd chalk-Put. up In neat Bc

lillii Zi l

City Council meets on the second Mon-

of House Paints

Keep in mind the fact that ‘the cost of labor of spreading the

paint is the greatest item in the cost of rc-painting. _

The price of house paints is therefore of no moment provided you

will take durability in consideration. It costs just as much to spread

poor paint as it docs to spread the beat paint, consequently the article which preserves your building for the longest period is t e cheapest.

The best. paint is a

Pure Linseed Oil Paint

fo_r ivinseed Oil is the life~giviug preserving element; and combined with pigments which the manufacturer knows to be best adapted and most durable makes the_itleal paint. _

Crown and Anchor

is the ideal liquid`pnint. Wholesale and Retail.

lhe lingers Hardwaie lu. lid.

ROQERS' CORNER.

English Aiiervaie Ware, Scotch Viotto ~Ware, t

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I I - f l _W _W

fo u rs.

Wedge'wood,ietc., l°S0 velli CQJADIAN -CROCKERV C0., 553,13?-

packages-ndthlng better for cleaning the

Drugglat. 8d iii.

Invictus shoes for men.-Alley

lu Co. Charlottet_ownAgeuts.

22 dwtf.

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Nothing niorcvheslthful than'

g dose of

Our Aperieni

lceth.-A. W.Reddin,PhemB. The Square

" Fruit _Salts li ` _ _ _

at this time oi' year.

A little taken ou retiring or

he-fore bre kiss:-cools and

puriliea the -blood giving you that buoyant feeling ol per ect

A health.

s5c per large bottle.

, Sunnyside-

in Every Climate

. the durability and Wearing 'quality of paint is severely tested. There are many kinds of paint and many kinds of paint advertising. There is only one kind that meets the weather conditions of every climate-paint made on quality.

'I`hSherwii\-Williams Paint

meets all conditions. proof of 'which is established by the market it has found-it covers the earth.

FOR SALE BY _

5. ‘WI C Rmf\ B B E.

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ofthe season. Hours? to-ll p. m.Byoui r ' " A _ ' -- _ of com, M4 M.. W

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i \_li’h¢r¢_,-you-get satisfied...

_n price, i1ualit'y`aiid delivery Try `

fl. Piiliiillit. iln’s.

Phone 240.

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Big SEQH

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1 il "WTR :_ 6’ sill

named ord°f’ _ i `f _ all the Time

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YOU CAN BEE

The iineii worn by otlioi' people. Otheriiooplo can sou thu linen YOU una: How uiyou wish to have them see ii I Interior aundry work niaken good Ibn." ,wk ::;:°.;‘~..£;r'°iir:.'°..:..i'ax:.;’:;°::':.in

A. F. WEBSTER. Shir Stanin Laiimliy.

Just Rcccivcd

Zephyr Cream Sodas, Lemon S_an_<iwich,_ Fig Bar, ' ' '

Sultana,

Smyrna.

Scc al Tea, Ariowroot, Choc Dessert, ' Petit Choc. _

Choc Drips,

Peach Bar, »

and many other lines, all fresh and good".

Jenkins & Son

"‘\ll»~»w~nM~w~¢~n¢¢.°-'ir

Eye

Tron bics

How do. your glasses

suit yoi1»? Weofteu find people wearing glasses that rio not suit them. If your ‘glasses are not giving satisfaction come to us and have them ex- changeflg 'We do not charge forrtesiing. We have a private dark room forthe purpose.

li.A§.EL_LlS,

The Graduate Optlciaa.

Custom Tailoring, Geni’s Fur- nishings. llats, Caps, CIC., CIC. Sin:-We wish to direct your

attention to our stock of new cloths for spring and summer wear.

Our cloths are imported from

the very best manufacturers in

Endgland, Scotland and Ireland an include: '

Worsteds. Fancy Siiitinga.

Vicunas, Sergea,

Tweeds, Trowaerings.

And fancy Vast Cloths. Overcoatinga in Vicunas, Rain-

proof and fancy Worsteds-

We can guarantee satisfaction

inthe cutting, tilting and make ui ot' our clothing. _

We invite you to call and ex'

amine the stock and believe W' will be able to suit you.

Yourareapectfally.

N V _ ~.l0lili__ MCLEUD & C0

L_, _ &ueen Street.

arlottetown-

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A.W.liCilillll,i°lllll.B. - A l f A _li¢3llll. ` _' Tl1=S<iv»r¢Df\»ssl»t- _ ~ _ _ ill-'S PURE. ‘

yea 'ct 190.- aunts with-ho! Ha* value. ltyli* ,and llivablei

' sch lla! has real 'leatlierfwweat bead

` 'atidmultgh ugmnurlt

ua at en, ac

_ and mixed.,

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