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ELECTIONS IN JANUARY

speaker Bain Honored Sad Drowning-Boat Race.

oaosro, Aug. 17.-(Special.)-At Bul-

Corner last night his constituents

retirement fron. politics.

» _ . .

lovrnnan, Aug. 17.--(Special).-A pro-

Noivm SYDNEY , Aug. l7-.[Specia1].- ‘ Wilfrid Laurier was met by the Mayor Council and esorted to Royal Albert

where the Premier made a brief non-

The town is gaily decorated in honor of visit.

MCKEOWN DEAD,

r in Jil# .lf

ESTABLISHEU ISSI.

THE GUARDIAN cmmorrnrown raison " w 1'

ADDRESSED

Avoids Politics

MCKCOWII Dead-

Bi._».l.\' .\DDnnss1=;D.

Speaker Bain with an address and expressive of regret at .

NS ‘\`0T TILL JAYUARY

Liberai talking of Laurier'S pros- campaign tour, Hgures that the

cannot beheld before January.

AT NORTH SYDNEY.

address in reply to an address of

S_r_ JOHN Aug 17_(Special_)__Mrs_ Mc_ Th_e meat_canning business is another

Cheese Business.

VISITOR T0 OUR LAND

Picturesque Beauty. In- dustries Mentioned.

C.uiPiai-:r.L'roN, P. E. I., Aug. ll.-

Prince Edward Island at the present time is doing an immense business in the manufacture of cheese. Cheese factories are as thick as wheat fields almost all over the Island, and they all seem to be in a flourishing condition. A cheese factory in the village of Campbellton pays out one thousand dollars monthly for milk, and at Alberton, fourteen miles from Campbellton, another cheese factory is in operation, and at Tignish thereis another cheese factory, and at O`Leary there is still another, making four cheese factories for West Prince. As you drive along through West Prince you will meet teamsters hauling to the cheese factories tons of milk to be converted into cheese. They haul back from the factories great loads of what is known as milk whey. It is the “run-od" or “malt” from the cheese and it is fed to hogs and is very fattening. The cheese factories are a great blessing to the farmers’ wives of P. E. Island, as they save the women from so much churn- ing and give them much rest from heavy buttenmaking.

’ flourishing industry ll th I l d;

widow of the late RevHazediah beefand mutton are 8' over e S an

and motherof the Hon. H. A. ties all over this province. In West Prince ‘died this afternoon at Oak ~T~_H» Myrick 31 C0-. of Tisnish. carry on

“"‘°°*° °°‘"='=>'~ NB- S f§’f..’.T’§“Lf.°i?£`§$‘.i’.f."itiL7§i`.i.I;°§?.’.i‘i.?”Z;`l?` ACCEPNACHALLENGE' ries on a meat canning business, Mr.

Hknriux, Aug. 17.-(Special).-Lynch Agnew is a shrewd business man

Durmmis challenge fm. ._ mee and thoroughly understands the cami--4

forssw _ning business. At Springfield, lot 7, I

‘ Mr. J. J. England does alarge canning

carsizsn-THREE DROWNED. business and is meeting with much -suc- _

M0\~1~REAL_ Aug 17__[Specia]]__}3y cess. Besides the meat canning business

capsizirg of their boat at St. Simon, were is 8' blue bernf’ the macimrql and

different other canning industries in full

me” were drowned off Whale Island operation and a great deal of money is put returning from Tadousac to River du i _ y_ _ _

_ can cattle buyers are in the province

making havoc “ _

and others wishing quiet, crm-

homelike rooms and board ocd

canned in large quanti

n circulation in this wa Several Ameri

AMONG THE 1-‘AT CATLLE AND LAMBS.

Considers the Island One of

in connectiod’ should call: cn Mr. Jas. C. Mackenderick, of Campbell-

9110". LDPGP H1U=bl'00U8h Sl-feet ton who does a very &itensive trade in 1I1ailSfI‘0IIl the 111311110-Hd Sb0l1ld be land-

buying and selling fat cattle and sheep, ed here during the winter months.

Onedcan of O?_k dBra_pd (__}_C:iJgeI{_Sed intends Shipping in a day or so one hun- Travelling along the coutry roadsides of an y°u “X em e 3' 1 is dred and fifty fat; gattle to Cape Breton this Island province at this season of the ‘gf-i fiheaper than a ww édk your where he has made a sale of the whole lot. year. YOU Win See Worn _f00f~ Paths lead-

bargam m a Dau of E" d Mr. Mackenderick isa cousin to Postmas- IDR' d0Wl1 *-0 b09~UUfl11¢001m8 SDPIDKS Of-

opem grasses at E W Taytol-‘gy ter Mackenderickat Campbellton, Resti

Block Btf gouche County, and is a bustler in this.

_ and sheep buyers. The enterprising city

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Free samples of pastuerized milk de-

livered in the ci? to any address left at the Factory, ater St. Call, send, or telephone. ltf

per cent and

Bike Boots $2 10, nov $1 30

G il' Bros are < n-ducting tbe_ _ _

ni ~ on receipt of price.

rst-# iiszioo o

He makes it warm for the American cattle

of 0’Leary is very active at this Season of the year and a great many cattle and sheep are being shipped at this point. Mr. John A. DcDougall is the most extensive shipper at this place. Mr. G. L. Johnson one of the most successful business men at O`Leary, is a. former resident and a native of Sackville. He carries on a. suc- cessful butchering business.

I notice that the Charlottetown DAILY

GUARDIAN reproduces my`notes to your paper and in the same issue that very ex- oellent journal has a very able editorial entitled “Our Tourist Visitors." I hope that the GUARDIAN will continue to boom the “Garden of the Gulf" as the best sum

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. . ED ARD ISLAND, SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1900. !`Pl|[}E

following resolution.

convention preferential trade within the British Empire would greatly lend to ce- ment the unity of the Empire, vastly as- sist in developing tlie material resources of the several colonies and dependencies thereof Holds. restraining influence up- on emmigration, diverting it from foreign to countries within the empire and con- duciug to an equitable system of commer- cial increase between the Empire and the nations of the world, A

The motion was put and carried unani-

inously,

Resolved, that in the opinion of this

Trade with the West Indies was thcl

and the British West Indies Islands to

Miss J 1-:.»..\'i:'r'rE MCLEOD of Hunter

River was a passenger by yesterday morn- ing's exress on a visit to hcr friends in. Belfast, Maine.

NEW YORK STOCK LIST.

W

Closing prices August 17

American Sugar `

ameri can Steeland Wire

American Tobacco

Brooklyn Transit C ` ‘ A

Burlington

Continental Tob. A'

Federal Steel

Federal Steel Prid

Louisville and Nashville

New York Central

Rook Island

St. Paul

Tennessee Coal and Iron Union Pac Pr'fd 361 _ United States Rubber 302 April Cotton pei. 100 lbs -

245 34% 94:1 585 1272-. ian 31% 662 721 130 img - 1144 71

Makes Child’s Play of Wah Day

mer resort in all Canada. Along the west- ernshores and the West Cape, and near Tignish, and Kildare, and at Campbellton, and West Point there is every opportunity that nature has provided for the summer tourist, and the bill of fare is ' excellent and so reasonable that the humbles citiz- en in the land can afford to indulge. The Miminigash sea trout bring

from Charlottetown, Nova. Scotia New Brunswick in this direction

ther _nil nronfreneeit'-1 Q" " - -

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rms: mis-r risnmc oiiotfun __ _

in Lower Canada. At 0’Leary I was_ in- - vited by Dr. MacDouga1l to take a drive iii the country, and several places along the shore he pointed out to me where he could_ see houses on the New Brunswick side. In this connection I might say that a strong feeling prevails among the ,

from West Point nearly all winter. They claim also that the

R0 AI-

Baking Powder

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Made from pure f cream of tartar. ‘

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Safeguards the food

against alum. A

Alum powders thcgrntclt ' d&¢”pam&y.'

NYALBll|NllPUOWl&.¢llUYK. _ _

GOLDSMITH’

i. on :.--dy. Price 15c, sent by

0 £1 1: ni :ii

P.E_l. SCHOOL SERIES - --

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fi viis ei@T° Getw ii

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ai so and 4o Deserfi _ g_@F""_ V“"_'° A

AND ° ° ° _ In bicycle repairs have your ` _

“"° "’°“‘§l ”aVELLEPW ` it

ha" rms, T K ' 1 ll»\\'°- Wilt lla lolr at lvcln faint lm;

9 BY _ t Repair e tins nom ma bonaiiigsoooiisooi-mf

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MONTREAL, Aug. 14.-The many

people here thata. steam boat could be lshareholders of the Miner-Graves syndi- made to connect with the main land cate of mines will be glad to hear that

. .

, thé Imperial Government in fav or of _ _ _ ' eontervailing duties on bounty fed sugars.

The secre-.ary`s report showed a balance M A H _ ' _ _;f.f;‘3.‘f;?.;‘;“.i.‘.i“if.:f.;“:;?.;":;‘..f.:;355;; RS CAMERUN PMPRES5D0W’GER FLED

‘ during _the year-Yarmouth, Canning, ...__ - ' _ _

_ Bridgewater, Liverpool, Digby, Stellarton -_-

§‘.‘I‘i-..‘.f.'°§i`I.‘.i‘.‘i:...i;°’€.i‘.§’.‘;“i.’;_T .’§2i“.2§;‘; -Re ¢¢iv¢d tl1¢ Telegram Last

13;.§s:;i;.°a:5;.-3.-;i‘;'u:::.2.;t‘.o.°.';“.>;. roar.-Her chown l°°;ff,$f,°,‘§”“s,',°'__"'I.',,’if,‘,,,,°“"i _ _E-1S1~==d- Friends Notified. c A I

l.

Yesterday evening Marshall Cameron

received the following telegram: , *Lung PERU' UNOPPosm>.i - _

is oiiiieiis oiiniiiivionoino orinion niiowNiNol iiiins-

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S Kn1\rv1LL1<:, Aug 17 -Mr W S Loizgie is second subiect and vi as introduced by J C

President of the Maritime Board of Trade Stewart of Halifax

- - . . | . _ . ' ' __ _ "

and Mr Horace Haszard Vice-President. Whereas the- British West -Indies ,_ _

_W The Board will meet at Chatham next Islands and British Guiana are-very im- __ ____

Year. ' portant markets for Canadian products,

’ Kentvilie NS Au 16-The board re- and-wh' n hin which retards the ' ° ° °

O O - ` -

P E Islands immense _ »_ » K _ _ ere-»a if S _ _ 1,1111.; 5311111 Dm nd

iE;“.?.‘l.T.;’§.‘;.“i5.§£i‘.; §F.i§?§.?;l°€$;§Z ;‘.‘£‘.‘.l?.“.';‘;‘..‘;;`3i.‘;e.f€.°{..“‘éi”§.§Z‘?’££2§.’;$i.“ W .C In I-€82ll0llS‘ Relieved and

in the Empire, J A Chipman moved the resolved, that this convention is in entire; '

th "th d di ll . pports the

E;':r1~;;entya;ibnsa;iad;rb;Byriei:`ish Guiana - 0

Plotters- Going on; _ H

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Wi:-sr Nicwroiv, Mass, L°ND0N» -A128 17-(Special).-Ching

August 17th. d_°°p°t°l.'§°' d°°l_°"‘F

CHIEF or Ponrcn, cn’rowN, has entered 'Farm l-m9pp°°°d °° A“f"§

. Miss Lizzie (hhill, aged 25, stoppiugat ~ o s voionunss,wosning»oon street, Wei-_ f°'°ig“°_'°' ° - ' l8S]y’S Hills, dl'0Wll6d 1880 Bight B0 NOW' 855135 A-BUY FEEL ' `

ton. Notify friends,

_ A. Fannox.

ond ieiiovoti- one iogsuom mu

. _ _ - `-_

It is b`e_lievedtthe~ Ghlnese troops,

gone toshen Si to protect the Eminem,

Chief Police, _ who,” with Prince Tuan the

` West Newton. 50050710131 ondthe

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Shirt Waist; for Police.

' I A ` ' , C-.minus N. J. August 13.-The ninety- _ X1- --

_ nine policemen of this cityare at li-betty "_.'°.‘_‘tm -_ _ _ _ _ _

iq, 5URpp_|5g,“;|ym,'g,,¢ggf, . beirlhllins 0°-morrowrmvmmsr to anne#-r Dawn son-is nvums mrcnxnxn.

Fu Iwata; ' T “you-nm _-without coator vest while on dutypro- ' _ __ .__ _'I ;j _-lt,__ 7:1 “om 57;” :_.d~°°__ _fviaea they oss seeii-on in nest shirts P1=§='1f01_==g__a. . :_ “_ _ _N_._. _ _. _ _ _ _force`<i____night marches

'e' " ' ` '-' - Mel”-°-*“f*° f°f °“° °°" ‘¢““°°* -_“""1_ nianriusu'-_i nn omiguius_ _

` .“"‘ 2°,"-~ :.\‘_1,Il`;f '_~-=."r}'1...';»' L., -_*_* _, _ __ '- ° V "\ I A 1 Iv?" It 'Vx'

them on hot days. ` , _ _ _ ,

Granby__Sinelter- Working.

the granby smelter at Grand Forks has -at last got under way. This afternoon Mr. A. L. White received the following telegram: “Started sampling works and power station this moming. Everything running nicely. (Signed) Jay. P. Graves.”

water, that bubble out day and night like poems from the very heart of old mother earth, and almost covered over with iiowers throwing their bannered bosoms open to the bright sun. It makes me think of the minstrels’s song to his lady- love when he wrote-

“When the rose bud' opens its een, And the bluebells droop and die,

And upou the leaves so green Sparkling dew drops lie.”

This is picnic season and I attended the

Rev. Father Burke’s picnic at the Roman Catholic picnic grounds at Lot 7 on Friday last, and a most enjoyable time was spent and nearly $400 in cash realized. Good music was furnished and many innocent sports indulged in. _ A man named Rem- mar Mackenzie, 82 years of years, danced the Highland fling and_“swung his part- ner" with all the life and energy of an 18 y°oor~oid youth. in another issuer I wiii tell you about the cod fishing and the mackerel fishing establishments along the western shores. ~

_ ' Bic Baan.

Auction f S-ale.

t To be sold at the premises by Pub- ic Auction on f

- _$1-.fi we repair your wheel as

it should be done.

as next 'time yunr

neede repairs.

G. ARIO-Illl

Idetl. B1nyclc»Bepl.ir

llltllll, itil llll llllilll

_ A. D. tooo. s

of Richmond and Rochfort Streets. !;A1¢o the vacant- lots adjoining the iabove. _ i-T For further particulars ce ll _ ' » oilice of - » ` - _

is l|llBll|lT0l 8 ltlllllll.

MRS.

Aug 10, Tu & Fri tl 31st

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Every bottle of our Pasteur-

ized milk is guaranteed to con- tain from 3.8 to 4 per cent, of butter fat.

Riclincss and Purity are the characteristics of our milk and_cream.You will not be troubled with sour milk. Pas- teurized milk will keep Sweet for from 3 to 5 days.

' lany Contagious Diseases Owe their origin frequently to the milk or cream used as food.

Pasteurized milk and cream

in bottles delivered to any part of the city.

We ask for a trial. A Telephobe connection.

Water Street. - - I - .

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Liberal Policies, free and un

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The deceased when a child was adopted lm A‘,ig,;'?thft°r _H°hn’ ` is .,= .

bythe Misses Cahill, corner of Cumber-i minors nmoxciibf -fnnrrinia'r J land and Richmond Streets. She left _ - _ Charlottetown about one ‘year ago. Pre- The British mgmmu viousto going to Boston she workedin °°m°"'°W- I I _ A - " _ . . ._ Mr E. D Sterns’flaundry. The Marshal News of the reliofof Pekin is manual-.5 immediately called at her former home <5 hu ‘u,,d gm`,t ”°¢` da" ' `¢` and conveyed the sad intelligence. It is an Ove; En; ca mi _-qi 1 `

not yet known whether the remains . pi' '*~'-..-~

Wm bg brought home _ wnar rm: rownns wrnr. no. __ ._ ~

_ It is notknownyetiwhattheimat-maui " f

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vv‘A1:_I;'1‘ED__QAi'si§'1 *fer ooni*"i’t_iPnerr»`H°iform of the police. and the men arebo °h°”°"~ . “ ‘ ‘ A ' ' '

store. Apply t9 J*‘3'Val'9hS1'- i- 31 pd

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ram _or oU'1L'i'r was wrrnnnk'w1r.-' ~ '

The mai' or Liens. conius ma ashes.

oilii Pioiioilitn `

Poo lull lo

withdrew .-their plea and the Court#

marlial is now proceeding. _ _ __

CANADIAN SEVEBELY WOUNDED. I

~ Private John Hicks of Strathcona Horns.

. was severely wounded August 14th Bell?

Carolina. '

nie wciirnian.

Wasnmoros, August 17.-(Speci.al.)-ff

Partly cloudy. cooler, iight no northwest-I H

erly winds. - ~

_ Fresh gravenstein _apples at 12 and 15 cents per .dozi-ands . pears at 10 and 15 cents 'per doz, today at J. D. McLeod'

Cheap sale of boots and 'shoes at .T X

.Bell’s. 45”, ,

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