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mi; <;UArioiAN. cn,\m.iirrr-zrows. rn-river; i~:ow.\nn iétiivn Aran. ee mon.

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UR. iieiiis’ RARI iN WARM ie_e'Nff f°~

Mn. Ai.i:x. McKi~:Nzui left yesterday

M,`\\\\`mw`W`,_M\____n___,__\______A__,_. morning for Boston in response to a

e has Contributed More Tliaii any Other Member of

Canadian and the Eastern States of the

~~~ ~-~-~~-~---~-~~~-»~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~---~~- their travelling agent for the Maritime

Tm: follo\vin;is taken from the Cape -sable office of State Secretary. That was

Tinies whicli was ri-iailed by )li‘.E.Small to , i'

dvent into the Traiiwiial ol' a distinct

_ _ __ Hollander class. and the introduction into

Ne; _to Paul Kruger \\ illcin Johannes U

li'_‘y.l.s:ii Ly liesiid to have cozitributed b

his father, Mr. Robt. Small of this city.l a

i 1533 from which year may be dated the

ie politics ofthe country of a system of urenucratic f.i.voritis:n which was

ilioretfian any other leaiin-4 in-::n‘_ier of bitterly l`¢l*‘-‘-“lcd by mimy -°\f¢`iClU\d0l`5- I9

the Tr.uis':.\_il l~Ixe~_‘utive to the downfall S

eezned asif Leyds had adopted as his

of tfi-_\ R-p~i’>Zi -. _\:i liist lii.li:~.:i hy liii‘th_ mission in the 'l`r.in»'v;i.al the complete

his <~_w:iii;>.iIi‘-vi tis?-_~<, c-.liic.itioii:il‘,

ieiiatioii of land :ind Volk from British

Ati .ins.¢A:s~_ n~i.i n.mi.~.ii poiifesst- .ini not ties of f=\'vry<i¢-‘¢rii>ti0\\. and above all the

il--Wxrliini fixizxi s‘I:1:i; r`i_‘ og) ii‘_'i:ii§_v F for .ireferin.‘:i: :i n‘ is rIi\ otliervise un- I

ii" ~.i;‘;i‘."_\ surr.i=i_i ll-ire of life in Pi-ct-iriax. 1

euioval of all State responsibility L0 tllc niperial factor under the Convention of S81. l~]n':ourau°enient was given to the

Sat. day. See the novelties in dress

§o.id_§. trimming-i and silks. German,

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_,.4 nina-_i #inns-1¢‘§¥

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'l`h\toppJ:'ti1niiy c ini ‘ when. diirinfr his

products and iiianiifacture of every nation

las visit to liurop: in l$zii, Pi-esiilent . except Great. Britain, and mining and 1

Kr igez- oife;~_\i him tic post of State At- t-'_\x‘=ie,v_:iii l _siiif ly ziftr-r\\'ar-is he settled

in .lie liti l`\v§ii ~`i '~.' is qiiiflilv to lie:-Jziie at \'°i'i to .-2 ii. -)i°- li ‘i this vereitiie,

scllcmizig aziil uiis-.-rup'iio:is iii:i:‘_ of arlfiirs.

.other undertakings controlled by Conti- ,nentzil capital were granted facilities

'lierever possible which were denied to Englisli coui;>_-inies. In Europe, not only during frequent visits but by means of

Being his iiiniuxi K;~_i;_~r i_\xi.<_ in the '_ ictive and sustained correspondence, the

cu ' of lily ls. c i:i.~:.r.iiii_>l to sink his prciuflices against new peiple an-l e luostio.i, an i v -rv sie? lily up i.~e:ia:e.l the industrious and obse i'ii-ous o;ll_-is! who c-3 iihinei :he u -ein. qi iiities of craft and cuftuve in a m inner which dazzled the iloer Preiide 1'.. _~\f.`.~.r a four ye irs of devoted service in the c.\u se of Krugerism Dr. Leyds was] pr imoted to the respon-

.'I'*5_ "-':;___;_ -> fo

1 State secretary made strenuous endeavors to secure an alliance with one or other of the Great Powers, to the prejudice of

British interests in the Transvaal, and

III

after his appointment of State Auibassi i dor with headquarters, not in Holland,but at Brussels, he continued, though \\ ith `- out avail, his restless dissemination of

ischievous propaganda.

,When Women “eel fp Get Together

what do thfgotalk shout? Their ill~healthf They toll ut their aches and dc- scriho their symptoms in detail, en eavoring to grove their special trouble the most trying ui dangerous. Why do they do this? Be-

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cause they crave sym- pathy md » need help.

Many a

~ woman has , '

never known A really healthy

hour, yet _

has kept on » -. hcrfeet and ‘-

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Wt.

er “ m ` '

' giigduties "/ /

'nine flniés out Ofl hundred these wbmen be- come chrome dyspeptics. You can tell that

by their lack-lustre eyes, spiritlw move-‘

ments and sallow complexions. -

Dyrfipepam is the forerunner of many fatal

disc ers; it always precedes consumptionl l

If_y0u are wise, you yill take some invigor- ating herbal gigaguution suc_h asKnrl’sClover RootTea, wi has been muse fornearly

_ Cpen Today.

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iffyyeusnndhuneverbeenknowntofail »

in curing all bowel and liver troubles. It ,

KBDUY lhmulates the h l digmti systeln no that your food is pe:-fegztlay assimilited and =..f'.f"...°“~' ‘°.,....°° Pere rears

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the muscles rm and strong., Your ba‘i:.h~

=¢“h§Ihesdachs and sleeplmnm will all

d th ° B ofthis d

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Big show at McGongan 81: Wright`s on

ng.ish and C.-iuadian goods. All the

latest novelties in ladies’ wear out for inspection. O.ir White Store one solid mass of dress goals for Saturday.-Mc- Givigin & Wright. 28 li

C une and see our dress goods sliow_io- _dav. 4)) piece-i dress goods,silks and trim- i mings. This is our show day and We

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ALEX. HORNE, C. C.

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would like you to see the gooels.-NIc-

l Before moving to .the present show

G0ugm&W,_i_5,ht_ 251; room a. number of improvements were

Plllili. Illini Silllllllif

BllilllSl`cll3, S01 ICITOBS, lic.

aainun i>i<:1‘i1:ii.s.Q. c.. j' A.ERNii:s'r INGS, and j ALBERT c. SAUNDERS. g

MONEY To LOAN. 0

gilll;i‘l1:erl°iii(d?len3 Mer- T

~ ' chants’ Rank Halivgx. _ i

Changed l*lands.i

. GAIPBELI. HBUSE, , sumivisnsiol.-:,:P. E. i.

Good Board at reasonable rams. V

Free coach to and from all trains and steamerse l

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made. The large elevator which was near the front was removed and placed in the rear of the building in order to facilitate the loading of machinery direct through large doors to the carter. The elevator is sufficiently large to hoist any piece of machinery or a vehicle ready for the road.

The general office has been enlarged and

a hard wood floor has been placed. A private office has also been partitioned off.

Some idea of the extent of the show

rooms will be learned when the reader is informed that the building is three story with a floor space of 1251;-12 on each

dat. _

The basement or cellar is frost proof and

is walled with the best freestone. In ad- dition, three warehouses in the rear are

used for storing purposes.

On the drst floor the display of buggies, road carts, and various other vehicles is R very attractive. ' A On the second floor 5 cars of buggies are _

J_E_ HOUGHTON’ tbeingunpaeked and five cars more are ex-

Wsrer St.. Summerside R

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pected next week, besides alarge con- signment of road carts and road wag- gons.

loll0lALll & MARTIN

BARRISTERS. i

I Solicitors, Notaries ;Publie. kc. Money to; osn.

The firm will carry a stock during the

season of 100 binders; 250 hay mowers and reapers; 150 hay rakes; 300 plows of all the modern inventions; 100 seeders, cultiva- tors and drills.

The American people, in fact Canadian

{ gfagglgy g‘3\1|~§ig{1¥:5'L§»hs§§$- Ipeople as well, use carriages with pneu-

K. -T. M/mfr-v R A. 1

Queen Hotel.

Formerly Perry I-lot-el, 1

time Simi. llul of tmi`i's Wlurt li

This new and commodious hotel is

gow open for business. Thoroughly Bttod up with all the modern im- vrovements, this hotel offers to the public accommodation, ,which cannot beexcelled iuaoy other on the Island. i; ' Good tables large airy bedrooms,l' sample rooms. Termsf moderate. Free coach to all trains' sud- itesmers. Special acoommo- li for commercial travellers, f FRANK PERRY, _ ` 0¢#.6.aiy .1 yr. Prop. .

Summerside. ,l

ef"- ._ -_ _ .~ _ . .. .-- ' -» _ -~ _- 2-i.`~*.'.-‘?~*’.=">"_i:f=»-»-if' "W" 2. - ‘»"=.1»-` `§°‘ 'TI.<‘ '- ’; »_"~ Jie ,-;;f?-' '*_»»?‘-» .-:`~A_~- ‘Y 1 _ 5:.-~2’i;_'

matic tires. Messrs. A; Horne 8: Co. will introduce them in this province during the coming summer. One has already been purchased. _ A Those who have visited the larger cities state that the show rooms conducted by this firm are the best in the provinces and equal to any in Canada.

AGENCIES HEPB-&®'1'ED. ,

Wm. Rennie’s reliable farm seeds. Mann Mfg. Co’s seeding machines. The Frost 86 Wood Co’s, farm Imple- ments, haying and harvesting machines. I The Wsiier A wood ods, American,

haying and harvesting machines. ‘ The Tudhope Carriage Co’s, line high-

grade carriages.

Adams & Sons farm truck-waggons and

cart wheels.

The J. E; Carter Co‘s, -American, hayi

carriers and haying tools.

MORNING GUARDIAN made the modes*

M¢5srg_ Hgmg & CQ_ _ walk leading from Water Street into

To-day Messrs. A. Horne & Co. will be more ground than side

, ready f0I‘ bi-1Sil\@SS ill their new Show walk, as the original fastenings have lens'

rooms on Kent Stiee“.The firm which is an since given away and in many places have `old one started business on the 21st day of been used to supplement shortages in December.` 8 Hand du; ing the past 3)yeaIs neighboring fences, or to construct tem- have engoyed a steady increase, until the porary bridges over gut-tem. Besides this present new premises have become a where the original structure remains it is necessity. For the first [ive years a seed too narrow for more than one passenger -business was conducted. Five years at a time. The sidewalk should certainly

‘afterwards the firm handled machinery berebuiltorwidened.

i§nkipgs8éri5“re8uymerit0rious Ninety Land. ten years ago the best makes of, sister and a family. The widow _sub-_ing which has taken place for 'u long

carriages \\ ere added to their stock. dh J sequently married a man named Gillis, ,uma Although the evening was ` mast

W.MM,_`s.,\W_ ,_ "_ “ "_ " " f "_ `=' but died about ayear ago. Ail this time. disagreeable one as aconsequenne pred

E53” Wa* in New Zealand *md "P°“ estrians sut'fered,yet as our ideal chair

J. Fienry & Sons grain crushers 8; hearirgof h°W matters Sl"°°d “5h°me hell man Mr. J. G. Sterns, remarked, i

grinders ,md Straw, com & root cutfers & decided to pay a visit to the land of his p, reassured the gunner necessity of tm’ pU_.]p¢rS_ , birth and assert his rights to the farm. He ‘l new side walk Radius fmm the PEW

swing Americas high-grade Anfmsi- A ”~°°°'d‘“glY left New Zeeland "1 the R eyterian oimieii to the station which

Fcrtiiizers. " ' ' ' ‘

telegram announcing the serious illness of his daughter, Mrs. Burrows. -

Mn. T. A. McCoRiuicK, Manager for

McCormick Harvesting Co. of Chicago xnd Mr. L. W. Johnson of Fredericton,

Provinces, spent Thursday :ii Town in the interest of their business. This was Mr. McCormick‘s first visit to the Island and notwithstanding the mud and disagree- able weather expressed himself as very favorably impressed with what he had seen of the country. Mr. Johnston will remain for a week or so completing a thorough organization of the Island agencies. Mr. John M. Clark is General l Ageiit for the Island

IT is gratifying to find that the Town

Council is seriously considering the matter of improving Water Street. The general opinion, as far as it can be ascer- tained is, that no reasonable expense _should be spared in putting this-the lprincipal street-in such repair as to preclude the possibility for years to come -of its falling into the miserable condition that has existed spring and fall since it ,first became a street. \Vhat method the Council will adopt, or how much _of the street will be completed during the present summer is not yet known, but it , is understood that whatever is done will be witha view to permancy.

A young lady who attends church faith

fully, keeps good hours and unquestion- ably company and who in addition to many other excellent traits of head and heart is a regular reader ot The

request yesterday morning that this

_.___ column utter a complaint about

` the condition of the side

the Eastern suburbs. A personal exam- ination of this thorofare compels the con-

' __ clusion that there is; just ground for

complaint in fact there ie

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comin! Events.

Guardian readers willjind the follow- _

lngcofn/venient to c/ip and keep ;'or re- lerenee. .

and 4th Fridays in Wmghts Hall,

every 'hzesday night. at 8 ociock, '

CROSSMAN, R. Sec'y.

L. o. Y. B.. A.-Mizpeh, Loyal Orange

Young Briton Lodge, No. 148, meets every Thursday night in Offer’s Hall.-Ernest Hodgson, R. Sec’y.

Caledonia Club meets. last Tuesday' of

each month. Visiting brethren. welcome.

Knights of Pythias---Empire Lodge. No.

19. every Frirhy evening at 8 o"clock, in Pythian Hall,Prewse’s New Block.---G. J. Lane, Keeper of Records and Seal.

Court Abegweit, C. C. F. meets in

Forcster’s Hall, Prowse Block, on the second and fourth: Thursday of each month.---H. W. Weeks, Rec.-Sec’y.

CITY Council meets th.e second Monday

in each month. Dr. James Whrbuton, Mayor, H. M. Davison, City Clerk.

The Charlottetown School Board meets

the first Monday of each_month., Ewen Stewart, Secretary.

ronnsrnns.

Counr AvoNnxLn, I. O. F., second and

fourth Tuesdays of each month in. Me- chanic's Hall, Grafton St.,--Benouf Sec’y.

Couivr Moum' Srnrnnu, I. 0. F. first

and third Tuesday of each month in Me- chanic’s Hall, Grafton St.--E. H. Duche- mln, Sec'y.

Prince George Encampment. Royal

Foresters meets every Thursday in Vright’s Hall.--Murdock McLeod Ilust- ;ous'Arcl1ivist. _ , 'court chsrieitewwn, o. o.‘r., first sna- hird Thursday, Mechanids Hall.-~--.YV. C. ‘ Vhitlock Sec'y.' ‘

masons. -

St. John's Lodge in Masonic Temple, se-

cond Tuesday in month, David Mc- Lennan, See’y.

Victoria Lodge in Masonic Temple, first Monday in month. J. R. Davison, Sec’y ‘ Alexander Chapter, Royal Arch May- sons in Masonic Temple, first Thursday inf month except J une, July and August. J. J. Weldon, Sec’y. \ Prince Edward Preeeptory, No; 35 ,

Knights’ Tomplars, 3rd Wednesday'_ln" each month in.‘Masonic Temple. e T Albert Edward Lodge of Perfection 14

deg;-eeA. 8c A. S. R. 3rd Thursday, follow- iéics 31-d Wednesday. Jarw-ar.v;Anri1._ -July,

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Remember the Tea inSt James’ Hall '

PERSON AL MEN TION .

Mr. C. B. Chappell returned yesterday I

afternoon from Sydney.

Mr. C. C. Gardiner returned from Bos- ton yesterday afternoon. _

Rev. McLean Sinclair came over by the

Princess yesterday afternoon. »

Rev. Freemantle Webli crossed over to the mainland yesterday by the Princess. l,

Miss Debbie Lea, Vernon River, has ar- rived home from Boston, where she has A resided for some time.

M r. Alfred Duchemln, of A. Duchemlu

& Co., has returned home from his busi- ness trip to New Brunswick.

Mr. J. A. McLaren of James Paton 8;

Go. is expected home Monday night, from his business trip to the Upper Provinces.

Mrs. Malcolm McDonald who accom-

panied Mrs. Richardson as far as Picton, returned yesterday afternoon to George- ` town. e

visiui UNUSUAL cisis.

A rather unusual case has arisen in

this Province. In the year 1860 Edward Egan of Cornwall, then a young man took it into his head to seek his fortune in foreign lands. At that time he owned a valuable farm at Cornwall, Lot 32. He did not wish to sell this farm but desired to have it should he ever return to his home. He came to Charlottetown to arrange for his departure and after securing a passage on a. vessel bound for the old Country, he went to the law oflice of Messrs. Haviland and Breckeu and executed a will by which he gave the farm and all his property to his sister Johanna, then a young girl residing in Cornwall.Th is will was witnessed by the late Hon.Thoma,s Heath Haviland and the present Mr. Justice Hodgson, who was a student at law at the time in Haviland 8: Brecken’s ofllce. Egan then sailed in a. ship called the Garelle for England and in' due time _arrived in Liverpool. From that port he sailed to Australia and finally located in New Zealand which is; now his home. Some years after Ega.n`s departure from this Island his sister f married a man named Pierce Costello an l some time in the year 1879. Costello believing Egan dead had his will proved before the late Judge Young and took out , probate of the will. He subsequently 1 mortgaged the farm. Some years ago he li died leaving the widow, who was Egar.’s f

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month of March last, arrived in' San ,lull

Francisco in April and in Clmrlobteiowni W!lld\ a few days ago and went outto visit and 'Th DIWBI take possession of his old homo. Eau UIQ! is a man of about 61 years of uge,of hue ONIIIIHI physique, a pleasing manner and s good 3310! blk

conversationilist. He notes many changes A scotch

and improvements in Charlottetown but finds many of the old facesaud land marks

Soums Side Walk, Social, April,Sth. The following is but a feeble attempt bo describe the most pleasant public gather-

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offers Hsu..-D..1. M¢K1Nso1-,seeieta1;l, falling' at tl1€ ll€&l’lZ 3flI€I`

Lady Wallace Lodge, No. Z7, meets lst ° ' ° 0

an1ier<iFriae.ys,in Wrighfs Hail.-Mas. CX€l'lIl0I'l, SO lIl'l&lI lt IS 3. tl'Ol.lblC

to go up stairs. They are “An- aemic," doctors tell them; and that is Greek for having “ too little blood." Are you like that ? Are your gums pale instead of being scarlet? Pull down your eyclid~Is the lining of it blood. shot and pale ? That is where “ too little blood "

More ana-:mic and weak people have beta

trong, energetic, cheerful men and. mmm by

Dr. williams’ Pink, PWS for Nc than bylany other means. ~ Th

the ‘_V01’|Cl ; they have cured more people than Any medicine, but you must get the

Worse than useless, they are dangerous.

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That is what k x Cl A

on Tuesday A-pxvill the 17th.. ma Bom _<>fi;=;e mem M sallow and languid. That is what makes

at 8 p_ m__`_,,_ ,,c,,m_' ,;e;m,ng along, always tired, never hungry, unable to Secretary.. I ° ’ '

S, Gem., Lodge, Na ,,,,, mem their food, breathless and palpi-

ffenuine-si

li|ms’Pi|ikPilhmdu\snnqu|»l vhiehlheyhuihhecp. lui creasedfronigoioiqgpoush.

ey are the finest T

DavidR.McKly.lhewell~kuowi\hliQ I N-5~»\vriles--"lesunotauyleonuehh _Williuus'I'inkPills. Iwavayhslyli ,mwmmimuneqpaqm

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