to Scum,

MONDAYJUNE 26. ~

Aspecial train will leave Charlotte-

townatua. m. on Mondaythe 26th

Srmcar, June I9.-Rieh¢rd Peardon

STATION

h I .. _-Q y. _;__._

(Final)

~ “ (Exmouth Bt) 0. W. Hamilton.

ns mania; n un fam P. ;¢,¢'< N. B. Cashman. about mama grew

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--- Bt John (Queen Bqua|e).G. ll. Campbell

(0antanary)H.S|nngue,l.A.,D.D.

lust, for Sonris in connection with the

ran

annual meeting of the Masonic G Lodge. _ `

rr.3o p. rn.

' Return Fare Sl. '

6-and 4i Pat. 31.

Filil All AGES

Returning, will leaveSouria at th

close of the meeting, probably abo

Our stock of walking swo. 1>sa.~<1°..¢_h.m.1r..w,|...t instead or

_ I - h d i t

sticks include styles suit- ,Timber E ew” B gm “mme” an os

nant and threatened trouble. A crowd gathered undin aiew moments Peardon

able for all agesland ali

a retired llarmer from Charlottetown, P. E. Island, was bunooed outof O15 at Ball; and Downs' circus, Saturday. Peardon, who is a middle-aged man, met a well-dressed young man on the street who gave his name as Harry Millar, saying he belonged to Truro. Walkingto the oirous grounds, Peardon confided to his newly-made acquaint- anoe that he was going on a visit to Boston. On the suggestion of Millerthey went into the main tent of the oircus,: where they were met bya well-dressed busluesslooking man, who said he would place an electric belt in the market in Sydney. Ha had differ- ent belts and to decide which kindto take the prospective representative was asked to drawacard froma pack which contained numbers corresponding tothe different kinds of belts.

The number of the best belt was eleven.

Peardon was told that if he drew this number he wouldget ll50and the belt, but he had to put- up $75 first, which he did. Miller drew first and got a belt and

is money. At this Miller became indig-

p0¢ket5_ We have Choi found himself alone, the bunco-stesrers

having disappeared. Pearce.. did not ren his story to the police until today, when it was to late too do anything for him.

0000

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anes ranging in pric

rom zoc up to severa

ollars each. We have

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hem in every style of

andle. hook. cross,

crutch, knob, root. solid

silver, ivory, stag, silve

mounted and plain.

can suit every taste at

very reasonable prices.

AJ. G. J iMii3SON

DRUGGIST.

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51. woo

Finch Eyeglasses combine

spectacle comfort with eye- glass elegance. Our adjust- ment is fanltleaa. This with perfectly adapted lensea is our idea of what will satisfy rw ML __

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G. F. i~il"i`(`i~lESON,

Expert (ii-tichm.

25 d wtf. -

Apply to JOB DOYLE.

6_2: dsi Pd Sem,ctm,y_ anticipated. On Wednesday night. thc

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5q sermon. Arrangements have been mario

Gauvin, Gentzel & Co. For

ii iw'

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-' is expected that the summer rush of visi_

wA|_\|__1'Eo

Ist or and class male teacher for W

Earnscliffe School. Suppllemcnt $r5. V in

, Harding ,the British Amassndor, has

brought the case of the British steamer St. Kilda, which was sunk by the R 5 in the Chinn Sea before Forcl;mMinlster

-to. Lamsdorfl`, asking that. reparation be

‘ made and that steps be taken to prevent the recurrence of such actions by Russian

as' A. S. war-ships. Count I.amsdoril` replied that

NEW GLASGOW NOTES.

A. B. Diclrieson has sold his handsome

Pnrkwood driver to W. S. McKie for a handsome price.

Artemns Moffatt has been sclcctedto

accompany Prof. Anderson of Ontario on u lecturin.< tour-throughout Qucen`s County.

Burdette Stevenson has returned from

McGill College, Montreal, where he has finished his second ycurin the study of Medicine.

James C.Stevenson(oncfof New Glasgo\v's

popular merchants is building a new store on Main street opposite the Post. Oiiicc. The work is being done by Contractor George S. Brown.

Jno. McDonald purposes lcnvlng shortly

for Amherst N. S. where hc has secured n position in a large carriage factory. His many friends here regrethis departure and wish him unbounded success.

The New Glasgow Cheese factory was

opened on the 5th lnst. A good supply of milk is being received daily and pros- pects are bright for n izoori seasons busi- ness. Thc factory is being conducted this year again by C. A. Stevenson.

One of the local sports accompanied by

nn Insurance Agent enjoyed n rare dny`s fishing last Monda.y.At Bay View wharf, sitting on thc bare plank, hc captured five dozen huge and well fed sea trout. It is perhaps only fair to ndd that they were counted by the Insurance Agent.

Melville Bradshaw has recently accept-

ed an agency with the Great West Life Assurance Company and has entered upon hisncw duties with excellent results and good prospects. He wasnccompanied during the past few days by D K Currie of Summerside,one of the Company’s special agents.

New Glasgow and sun-ounfiing country

have put on their summer robes and are now ready to right. royaliy entertain their summer visitors, some of whom have al- ready bespoken their resting places. It

tors will this season exceed that of pre- vious years.

_ Rev. John Simpson is conducting a series of meetings during the present. eek. The attendance is large and creasing nightly and good results are

service was conducted by Rev Mr Belyen who preached an able and eloquentj

for further supply by pastors from other sec-tions.

STMR. ST. KiLDA’S CASE.

Sr Pi-rrnnsnuno, June 18-Sir Charles

ussian auxiliary cruiser Nieper, onfJune

‘ Russin's assurances stlliholdgoodand that

Pf°P|'|¢t0|'- this probably was an isolated case due to

the prescntdisorganization of the Rus.

sian naval forces.

' VIII. SUMMERSIDE DISTRICT

Beware of Ointment ,for Catar

“ (Carleton) H. D. Marr " (Carmarthen Bt.) T. Narehali “ (Courtney Bay) J. Heaney' “ (Fairvllls) T. J. Delnatadt

“ (Zion) T. Pierce.

Sussex. J. B. Gough and supply Apohaqul, D. B. Bailey and supply Springfield. H. Penua Hampton. R. G. Fulton

St Martilllisupply)

Jerusalem. W. E. Johnson Welsford, J. J. Pinkerton

Kingston, H. Pierce

II. PREDIRICTON DIBTBI(-'l‘.

Fredericton, J. A. Rogers, D. D.

Kingsclear ( supply )

Marysville, W. B. Thomas

Gibson, J. Crisp

Nashvrnak, E Ramsay

Stanley, J. A. Ives

Boiestown, J. K. King ,

Keswick, M. R. Knight Sheflield, W. R. Pepper Grand Lake. A. C. Bell ° Gagetown, W. J. Kirby

Chipman ( supply

rn. woonsrocx nrsrarcr.

Woodstock, G. A. Ross ._

Canterbury (supply)

Jacksonville, J. C. Bertie

Hartland, H. H. Man- Richmond, H. Harrison Centreville, E. C. Tumer Florencevllic, J. B. Young, M. A., B. Lindsay (supply) Andover, C. W. Squires, M. A., B. D.

IV (‘I-IATHAM DIHTRICT.

Chatham, J. Strothnrd Newcastle, H. Johnson Tabuslntne, E. S. Vlleeks

Derby, J. S. Gregg

liichibucto, J. I". Estcy

Buctouche, A. Lucas

Harcourt, J. B. Champion

Bathurst, R. Opie Campbellton, W. A. Thomson

V. SACKVILLE DISTRICT

Sacltvillc, G. Steel

Tantramar, (supply )

Point du Bute, C. Fleuimington

Baie Verte, B. O. Hartman

Bayfield, W. Lawson Moncton (Central) J. W. McConnell

Sunny Brac, H. C. Rico

Shediac, W. Pcnna Dorchester, C. ii. Manuton Albert, T. Hicks

Alma (supply)

Hillsboro. I. N. Parker

Pctltcodlnc. E. Bell

Salisbury, Isnnc Ilowlo

Elgin, T. Alien

vrr. sr. s'rErm~:N.

St. Stephen, G. M. Young

Mlllt/own, li. S. Crisp

St. Andr'ew's, J. Parkinu St. Ilxuirl, W. li. Spnrgo

St. James, \V. \\'u:-is

Upper Mills, J. M. Ricc

Bocabec, W. Rogers Pepper ’.2:§:lSi2:::..., } H-S-B-S-~»»-»-1

Vi I. CHAIiLO'I`TETO\VN l)lB’l'RIC'l'

Cornwall, W. Harrison

Llttlc York, G. F. Dawson, M. A. \Vinsi0e, F. Frizzic

Pownal, D. B. Chowen

Vernon River, C. K. Hudson

Montague, L. J. Wason Murray Harbor, A. E. Chapman Sourls,Robert. W. J .Clements

Mount Stewart, (supply)

Summerslde, A. D. McCall Bedequc, N. McLaughlin. Tryon, T. Stebbings

Margate, ll. S. Young Granville, G. A. Seiiar

Bldeford, Alberton, F. A. \Vlghi-man Cape Wolfe, A. D. McLeod 0‘Lcary (supply).

B.A., B.

as mercury will surely destroy the sen of smell und completely derange the whol system when enterin it through t mucous surfaces. Sue articles shoui never be used except on prcscriptio from re utnble physicians, as the damn they wi ldo is ten fold tc the good y can possibly derive from them. Hal

Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0., contain no me cury, and is token internally, actin dl- rectly upon theblood undmucuoussu ace ofthe system. In buying Hali’a Cntarr Cure be sure you get the genuine. lt. -token internally and made in Tolcd ?h1o, by F. J. Cheney 8: Co. Tcstimonia

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Three quarter stylish coats in tweed, $5-75- $7-50 “Hd 3* SQ ‘l'~‘“ . tt ,moo g,2_°_°,

date arments, full len th 7-So. $3 50. $10 0°. $12 "0 Dlsiinctlve mmcoats’ crave” e' $ '

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$14.00. Rubber raincoats $2.50, $3.75. $5.00. $3.00 and $'°~°°~

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WALKERvrLLE, ONT.. IAN. 15th, 1905. _

G1sN'r1.ansN:-For some time the purchasing of another piano for our Convent was under discussion. After looking over the best makes of pianos we decided on a Mendelssohn. Comparing it with other Brst- class makes we 'found the scale of the Mendelssohn to be the most »per- fect cf any ; so evenly balanced. it gives the full richness of tone so pleasing to the ear,wl1ile the action gives that elasticity of touch which delights every true musician. For durability they are unexceiied. To any one desirous of purchasing a piano we can conscientiously re- commend the Mendelssohn as second to' none. \/ ' '

ST. J`OSEPH'S CONVEN 1‘,

f _ Walkerviile._

. iiOR E _ o., ` Central Music Store, Kent Si.

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:Saint ta until the be- __AND_

When It is Destwied TOURIST ASSOCIATION

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m_ H_ B 1313 R _-r.......'..-n'.°of ir.-n¢.|.i'i.._ ]g¢m»”¢n¢|||‘ yhwnig gf Hgqgjqgd Executive Committee-James Paton,

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W. Stanley, W. H. Croakiil, W. S.

I Lounon, J. P. Hood. C. C. Lyons,

,ki D. Tyler, A. _Winfield Scott, H.

u ' _ eeka, .~B.Prowae,L.B.Mi.iler._

. _ - ‘ All requests for information add

teased

` - _ toth Secret ill be

Necessities “" ' ”'°"'”==-'°

Nicely cured Bacon. ..»r4c

§.'::.‘.°;':.'.:;...'f~a'::ff~r_::: A N0 “RE DU$"`~

50 _

A job lot of Child’s< and Misses' Boots and Shoes, ciifi`er¢n't lines worth up to $1.40, a pair your choice for 5oc.

Others at _half

price.

Big Bargains to ali-

for cash only.

JHBLL

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‘irat- aii sta- ali re-

claal tions gnlar t

JAS. _CLINTON-

’ Secretary-Treasurer Com.

zz. 24, ay, 28, 30 &vr ri

Public Auction

I nm iniitrllcibd b MIL JOHN A. MCPHER-

BON, to sell la Pubho Auction on his tremlase at Greenvale.‘i’r-inoe Town Road on

WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1905.

AT l 0'CLOOK. P. M. _ to

imma” "i'¢'§‘L'i"¢'.‘..?s'”°“m..e°“i'ni‘i“r*’.ii’1'f'i’i‘>§¢.°ca1? sn, °a;»old;1Fiily, one ‘year old, (both sired s limi Aberdeen l; I Co r.. two vw-s old. (sire Biaclr Prince ); 1 Horse. tlgeortieors (gd. Sire

. 1 tered h _ orn ow and

('?rl;l‘i‘,"ili.edfisto;ifli~’5hort.l\orn‘iJow, l Nklvilmxi Bhorthorn Bull three nears oidi 1 70,15'-°P0<i '»~=""“S'.‘;";‘§‘°f."{....“" .i.i:r‘s.f.'.‘:‘. Sh rth e er. .' ghggg $1351-5 old; Ox, three Years old; .i

Holter-s, two years old. _ 1 _ _Mm d

~_- |\&h ill

c1Ie;a‘.i;I§.Ei‘ liJ)i»i1vil.gl;é£`¢cn. "5 Cm# Mid whsels.2P1ou|¢ns, Gag; 1 Sender. and several articles not cnumera .

d fhis f .

..1‘i.'.-?i|i'\.‘i.7‘§.'.§.’.`.i.".’.‘.Zf‘ 1’»3°.§’.'.'.’i...2’.§f’.°r....... 2532?. k“°w“ “'“ “ °‘ D. E. CAMPBELL,

6-81 dw ii Auctioneer.

s wi; MAKE 5

OUR BOW

to our prospective customers. We salt yon to call at our store and it 'will delight ua to introduce yon to our nne array ot Suitings, Trouser-

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cone?

calm a. nouns, fr

Upper Queen Street, 6-15 dw I yr. _ _

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Tenders For Stone ° Manse.

Sealed Tenders for the erectio and com lc-

tion ufamansc for St. James” Preshytaadrin Church. Charlottetown will bo received by the

under-sig_ned. up to the i0th July] lillli. at twelve oclock. noon. accordipg romp ans and s oiuuations (obo soon at e o ce of tho ciigirznan of trustees. Charlotxatowii. B150 ll-U otliee of Mr. C. B. Chappell, itoot. Acertifled cheque on a chartered bank in

Charlottetown. equal tot p. o. of tender-, will be required to accompany each tender. said cheque to be made payable to tho order of thu Cha. tman of 'Druatoos of Bt. James Church. T2.” °"‘2.“.‘.‘.i. "".‘..'.§°..€.‘i.'€.‘r‘.i'.f§.“.i$ i.'.‘.‘i ...""‘...‘“'....»i‘-il? thas ;\v%rk oonytgacted for. and will he returned in case of non acceptance.

Tho manso to be oomtggtod mower occupa-

tion on tho first day of tober, l The trustees do not bind themselves to acwvt

the lowest. or any tender. ' LORD

hlaiiglrian of Tnxntee Board St. James Prom

ii - Church Charlottetown. Charlottetown iilth J une. iW6.

om tts ai w ri.

‘lv _ Worth’s

Livery -Stables,

- PRINCE STREIIT.

Charlottetown. E_.__I. _

~ Fin: elm single and double teams. _ _- ‘

Fine tnrnonta for wed-

dings and private parties.

- Phone 5:. 1

ii. J. WORTH,

Proprietor. ` f

6-x7 _d 4 mo.

Nato tha lime

Alsonotei.i_isna_d6f `a'nio_a summer suit.

something that will be a sour-ee of comfort to you in the warm aanhnn. Dome and' examine _ onrfsuitlnln, and ron willlnd the roryhinze you want. We have the goods and know how topirtihem up, oo in imyirg hom _Ile Y0\l mu.. mn_|»u.a», maui na ia ai.. Mme. able. inane amtglan

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