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AW' Tm CHARLO'l‘T.l‘llQWl\ GUARDIAN

'n'|n"_ 3 'i ii.-l . 1 “,'_I!y`Nfn'@;'.\'["l.3

THE GUA IAN

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' News and ldlt. Day U\sQs.......... ....133 ‘ News and Edit. g, |51 Q BJ

light liens ,

Head Olioe hsrlhtnuwr.

Tackle

slightest degree different hom tim' other sixty-tour cadehou board;,has

no privileges and no prdsreness; save

that at each. port of cal-l lic Nh his

prslsnt. 1

row morning, so the Kin¢’s Birthday

The Cumberland sails aarly tomor-

ill he celebrated by tbs.Prlnde and

119|-Kentucky admitted W tis

Union

i xml-sriurh under lore iteigcer-iii,

___ o' _ _,_ an ._ __ _ -_ _ . _ -_-,- - _ ~ 1 , ‘uullu M 'ml,l,ll,,_ _ ‘Government 1-loussirolo _four o'cloek ` ` 'A ' '

rrnrr. inert ir not trams ir thrltill *wi "lil .Pfiw A1-

bert and thirty other cadets will be

_. -pe-i`- vm _ ,Faux

That

I at 0 ,

I .'g,.,,,,,,|, 045,., ,¢ 5,,,,,,M"l,l°_ inlormal respects to thp Governor oi

his fellows at sea.

Tickles

lt does a fisliernlan

g od to lvok over our line line oftisliiug tackle and tll‘sy zl i is larger aid Letter than ever.

Albsrton. Bouris and Montague. the colony or provlnQ visited. The

Cumberland is on a lil months' tour,

' and has already villhd Tolisrllo, 'l‘rl-

. aided, sarhsdos, st. Lucia, Jamaica,

1 Porto Rico, Bermuda, and other West

.Tu. uhy’ Jun’ ,3rd' The Indian Islands, before coming to Hal- K"'3 ' ““`lhd*Y 5'1"! l 'M' im era charlottetewn; while it rtni “f°\‘¥ Public holiday.7l`he Mom- her to proceed to montreal .hu up- ing Guaidian will not be issued per canada, when the oincers and ce-` on Wednesday, Ju..¢ 4|h, acer win have an opportunity oi vn-

M04D\\', JUNE z. 1913

All OLD ISLIIIDEI 0! IUTDS.

featedt.bel*rencbinthoBay¢i|B_h-_ _

`csy. . " T " ` ‘ l. ,__f _ .

issr-viseonne uoreir eaaethhe ' ‘

of Oansda

llclddr-‘li‘a_?;:”uBuehanu, ‘lftecnth i Bar

,ir-erlldelilt tlfntihe U. B., died. Burn ` ‘ ° . /

D . - - 1 . ' ‘

_ i crwinh ~ 1' ala ill -offer io yd# l°°Z¢l°ih W°f¢1\ $1-3° for

°“l?‘? nxt m,;,u,;,oN,, im N; $1.00 iv.-lsoyliiiz :beer white Engliiih °°t*°“» "Ft “J” f°f 9°-

' ‘”*"" °° "° -'°° s' ra.|unh.»|»r mf- v=in=f°r1°s=t»-

Mr. Ceo. A. McKinnon. a native of' ggplpigglirgl-.lglllgdaslsll ii ‘Zum war. ` Ngénmachea shud.” for zo cu' s better_grde_ at 25 cm.

Bi-ae and now Secretary of the J. A. McDonald Co.. of Uilllllr Florida, writing to a correslwmlent hare says:

I have your favor of recent date,

and note what you say as to the

princess vohnrae, new ehus oi eh. `m°\¢ll°d 5|!°*\i08 if “S cts' ' Kinz ni Italy.. 12 years _om today. A better grade at 3o cts. - Brig. Gen. George ~l-I. ll;p°r‘l\ey. sur-l om" vduu it 36; 44, and 50 cts. `

election to be called on Prince Ed-, geon-general of otlgewlig i States shud ‘nd stron' bad ticking, worth 26 dm. forex cts.

ward Island, for or against the use of automobiles there.

A _ 63 y _ _ Y _ riggi- H“i;”\;““°"°'b°\'K- °f HW Extra fine American ticking. 29 cts. for 25 ct!

1 r

, r

For ill; fisli rman who

cu‘y goe- out oucasioi nl y we cali g`ve _v- u an ou fit at v ry ui dernte and su - ing prices

Fcr ilie per.-i~tcut ang-

ler we lla e everything that you can p usibly c’e sire for use in our wat- rs Look our ;.ssortuient over. We are :ure we e a u plzasf-.

.l. G. Jamieson

ITRUGGIST

ras:

° ° ' lil th Nll Fhlll. Th '

| The Evemng G"°"|“" Wm bags, ,eng ,,h0§::,;d b tm, B ?;\:,:| There are many reasons that would

' 7 °° a l to that articular rovince,

“ill be h d W dn owing to instructions from the Ad-lwDl:]yy,,,,,_(,m0l,-ll” Should Bong, all,_.,w_

pu is C an ' ct miralty to return to England by June ed, among which I consider the most

I _

tix

nat he issued on 'l`vesdry. but

d‘3l";‘i' “°,“*|- _H I 15, in order that the omcerr may ne' important in that ppnr farmers » vcrtisers wi case note i 1,

P presen at t e manoeuvrlng which alle er neighbor and thereby mortgage

these ch mges.

I *~_?__~__ i

l riuniuuurs fmtuis .

I When Dr. Frledmann first. arrived in y

New liork from Germany with his P

iuucb heralded "cure" for tuberculo- enant Hls average day ls made up gradually ln tlme_ sis, we warned our readers not to of the followlnz routlnez From -L30 Now as to what I consider the best

j‘\ii'Ii to any hasty conclusion as to

ness to take n new “discoverer" at his o-_-_'n valuation and bail 'n in as a

(mil-rent. messenger for the relief 0| the hitherto incurable.

Dainty

Wedding Gifts

in silver deposit ware

We are sorry to record that the

Fricdmunn nostrnm 'nas 'not proved a. cure, and has not met 'with the slight. est success so far as authenticated cases are concerned,

I’r. Grenier, of Montreal, who has hid Cliaille Of lille Patients treated there by Dr. Friedmann, and the pub-‘

would try to keep up with thbir rldll

ed lor th” 29m' ltheir farms in order to have an- an-' The life of the Prince on board is t0m0l,|le_

vard University, 50 years old today. A ~ th Cardlnxl and whim 34 gtg,

Rev. Joseph C. Hartzell, famous "mug °, ‘ d rhieriorrrv bishop oi the M. ii. - (up Towelhng 6cts per y

Church, 71 ycars old today. ' Fu” chu" 50 cts Per dozen,

Rt.R.PtrikR.Heflrn.Cth- .

ollc biligoli role Winona. ldlnnqa 53 £2' Cl. dnécltllttl lllltll at 7° cts Per yd' ears o o sy. ‘ f - - 2 g s . .. y James L. Slayden, representative in are rqmln' _~0 5 2 gtg for 18 gtg, Congress of the Fourteenth Texas dis- Annneul Bnum' pmt y pattern 5 tract, so years om today » 1 Special laundry bags, at 2 5 cts cach-

ust n continuation of what it was ntl Again, the danger on account of so

he Naval college. He 'is a naval ca many Wwe” Mid °\\i\di'¢n` driving th

horses, the horses not being accus-

det. undergoing the four-and-a-half. tomed to automobiles’ would “wht 43

°"°' “`“‘“i°€ ¢° "t “lm ’°" NB P'°“' any he frightened thereby, hire these cctivn appointment as a sub-llcut-,two inctors would solve themselves

' Rolla Wells, the new treasurer of “ kgfs" lite ll1l¢!1 W0l'lh 1.!

uc N ,, 1 C ,tm Bath Towels, regular sos P i S 5

e Democra a ons omvn ,

years old today. for 96 fits#

Other Bath Towels from 15 cts up.

essssaslcssassssssssss s Go°aoxfQfdshiffingHt I2 Ctsi

t8 _kill lli,t.'8t _

its probable success. So many sim- 8010 :Sim yazgsagsls tonga ;0cg)y'mna;' putomoblles on the Island, are as fol - . _ ~ » ' ~ ows' ‘_'“' ”"”‘"““ having mined °“f ab- tier; 8.30 to 8.55 breeirieec; 8.55 to] 0,, my return from Prince mwara

iiect failures it would 9

"“"° ‘"9" “ C f“ el kind- stand easy; 11.10 to 12.30 work;

11.30 to 1.30 dinner; 1.30 to 3.30 worlr, 3.30 to 3.45 tea; 3.45 to 6 shore leave (when in port); 6 to 6.30

to 9 work; 9 to 9.30 stand easy;

reasons for the government to allow

Island last summer, in New York and Brooklyn I met several parties who would have spent the summer there,' provided they could have brought] their cars with them, this would as you know, necessitate their leaving large sums of money there. Again, farmers and business men can get to

9-2° new and ind- 1T33..§“.§.El.5i`2r.f"..§’“3.‘.§°T.°..°‘3,r "2.`.‘.°‘Z..‘.‘.‘,°

The work includes, in addition to moblle as ln near-ly every giey and the usual instruction, theoretical and hamlet, automobiles follow the tele- practical, in seamanship and naval Pl10:\d€9l)ut t§°l;1;m';\;;iog-3; ‘§1l‘;l;)p¥i‘;‘5

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warfare, practical engineering. This to the wade' would to a great “_ ‘B 8 new bm';°h gt cadet' ltramfnf' tent, keep up repairs, at least you having been ntro uced ony wi.'nn

prayers; 9 to I1 work; 11 to 11.10

dress, etc.; 6.30 to 7.30 supper, 7.30

could lia"e the taxes high enough to o so The most im ortant factor,

° 56 English Print at Io cts

iMAl'll-YIBOUT Extra value in Percale shiiting 36 in- St I2 CtS»

The admlralty announces t pr - _ motion oi Reaeacmirei c. si. Kings- Crumb Scotch print. 14 cts.

nlillll li. N., retired, to s vic’e-admin |6 ct Pa"¢|in¢ for ug

B B P.

cepeein Taylor and ur. 'rhornee and large 12. -4. 15 ctr.

May, Government Surveyor, ' ’ this morning for Shipwreck in order to survey a site for

lighthouse. for ,A ¢ts_

Rev. Dr. Fullerton, Charlottetown,

leaves this morning for Toronto to attend the Synod meeting. He will he accompanied by his daughter Miss ,Olivia who will be married in that city on June 4th to_Mr. H. H. Mc-

; Arthur. of Oalgsry.

. . . . . Best English Shining 12 cts. ' ,,, 0 - 40 in. Apron Gingham 14 cts. ’

lem s ' |w|r' as i g amz cts, ,P Slixidl [xli“icl)'Iitlueuili1mEilglish longclotll, 17 ct. value

`50 pi¢ce»'of colored Ginghams in checks, small, medium

Piillette and Taffetta silks for sale, 79c. value for 35 cts.

35c Silk in plain and fancy 79c value for 3 5c. _

Just in time for confirmation, 3 special lines of white

dresses to fit girls from 6 to 14 at $1.¢E.|¢2_.4o and $190.

I2 l,i¢¢¢ girly, of the very best ngllsh flannelettes in

pretty Brown, Blue. Pink and Fawn stripes, 36 in. wide suit

lic Health Officers of New York have declared without qualification, that' not only is the "cure" not a cure, but that it is detrimental to the gen- eral health of the patients treated.

including

Frignr and Crc:lms..$I.87 pr up Tin. ._...._i\l}.0U Murinnhuliv di.slics......§Z 25 up

the last two years. Each cadet has to put in s certain proportion of eBcl.\ day in the engine-room; and when ln port has to take his part 'ln 0'. er- hauling the plant. When his training

d . P , however, in my iudgment is in casesl Vice-Admiral Kingsmill is a native of sickness, doctors can reach their 0! Guelph. Ont- H0 l'0ii1‘0d 'F0111 th”

patients so much quicker, as also clergymen in like manner. Light null-,of the Canadian naval service. The

cnanuise can be uelivered to the ci-

royal navy in 1908 to take command

able for pyjamas and nightdresses, I5 cts to 2oc worth 1-4 more. _

Outing Wool Flannel for men’s shirts. 4 5 to 60 cts. 42 in. Crcttones, suitable for curtalning, for summer

Suit Shakers ..._._._.____..$i.50 pr Butter plutes._...... _._.__.'¢l 75

G, ll, Taylor jeweler Optician

The former in an interview sayszi "That far from being a cure, Dr. Fricdmann’s treatment for consump- tion msy constitute a danger. Sev-i "H1 fried and trusted treatmtnts ex-I isteil fm-fore the scientist’s name camel to the fore, and I really believe that his is infcrior to those already known und np;.~lic<l."

,Y,l._(Y,¢(',;:_l_lbYT;_l-A, Dr. 0'(`onncll wrote as to the in-

wm_ MoNsour.~Qur.1“r£. Mgr.

Private Bnthn, f<ni|ni.»l¢ Water and.

Lon: l)l»?s.nce'lel»» liirrlnsin all rooms Lar‘geB\' Sam clot

oul'si‘l;~l,»<Dl41r‘5;x;`:r;'§i°ic|i

`\'esti9i\toi"s work to the New York llonrrl of Health:

\ “He finds that the patients sub- jected to this treatment have not im.

‘.iroved_ but have lost ground to an

~2OZ7l"l3>o

Winn; A A sittin

S E

"E0‘.VlE l\!lAl)E"

Absolutely _~\\<~nt :mil \\'liolt‘soinc gtatemengs ll-Um a ¢_l-alned pllyslclan

D1-ll\'cri~d fn ~]i ian-li iluy to

*Coffin & C0 .lol-ii Caiinf-ron

'M. & /\. i\li'l.<‘f<l l’. I.. Sznaillwroil

Chzlpln-l‘s limi-i,-i~_\~ .lriliu \\'lii-ull:-y *()rz\lilic`s liriiiri-y \\',,,_ llcpylpc Crockett &' Uri .l. A. (.`i‘r>uin 'VVS G00 M<i<»i"‘ ‘linrrv l"o~at<~r

~ shall prevent the perpetuation upon

\\'~ 1 » . ~ ( ‘mf Elf, _m(1l"“m"r‘1S‘|`),thc public of a dangerous and cruel

.\li'~ ll`:\i ‘

ll{'»~~bi`.>i~<l Sim

NOTl‘I~I‘ll\1'li of tim*-u uiztrkevl tlius ' not ln [my way lllcgn-,cluslve_ it ls the

sell the Brown l3i'(-nil wllicli is ilelivereil rc-,-cl-Se

on Suturrluys oul y

BROWN

BREAD

*_M_' _ __ _____,\ “We cannot," they say "ss men of

:extent greater than might be expect-

,fell from the natural ravngeg nf the ~ disease. He finds that where th'e tu- fberculosis condition ha'd"a'lTected one

:side prior to inoculation with the se- .runi, there was after such inoculation

inn unnuturally rapid development. of itbe tuberculur process on the hither- to healthy side, which indicates that the nnerntion of the alleged cure had u tendency to acdelerate rather than etard the progress of the disease." Dr. O'(7onnill said that when such

>-1

were taken in connection with the “exploitation of the so-called reme- dy" it would be culpable to hesitate any longer, and the duty of the board

,wus to insist "upon such a regulation land supervision of this enterprise as

,fruuil." l The Board of Hcalt'u's decision is

VI cniague Black Fox

i li-np e Corr .~;-nnrlc er- 5.- iglicd

L. M. McKinnon, Manager

ltluu iabnv, P, E, l,

A..| ‘vim

" I

‘ordinary common sense and worldly

Lx-

Lies b the farmers much more quick.-

rsnk of vice-admiral corresponds to 'that ot lieutenant-general in the ar-

is completed he is supposed to be ca- pable to undertake every, and any,

It will be readily understood the

have to devote all their energies and mental abilities to mastering the technical details of their professions

Un Saturday afternoon Prince Al- bert had shore leave with the other, cadets, and cnioyed blls visit to Char-

llottebown all the more that he es- caped publlerecognition. _ Early on Saturday afternoon Cap-

tain Smith made his oflicial visit to His Honor the Lieut- Governor, who' later in the afternoon made his form- al return csll,` and was' saluted on

leaving v-y seven guns. As the Cum-’ berland is making only a short stay, and the Captain had accepted other

lengage-ments for Monday, Captain Smith asked permission oi His Honon to allow him to call yesterday alter- noon. accompanied by Prince Albert, in order that His Royal Highness might pay his respects, and this His Honor gladly acquiesced in, though, as a rule, he does not receive visitors on Sundays.

On Saturday afternoon also, the Hon. the Premier (Mr. J. A. Mathie- son) and the Hon. the Provincial Be- cretary, (Mr. M. M`s.cKinnon) visited the Cumberland and paid their re-

spects.

Yesterday vforenqon the American Consul, (Mr. Wesley Frost) flying his new consular pennon, (white stars. on s blue sea) made his formal visit; and at half-past twelve His Worship

experience, overlook the fngt that tl-rig the Mayor (Md. Chnl” Lyonnl Bc_

treatment has been exploited much

of certain so-called mining scciiritics

which the crcdnluus public has suffer-

ed."

And there "the cure" may be al-

ter and not as 11 boon to suffering humanity,

ll. ld. S. CUMBERLAND.

'lifter the manner of the exploitation

and utlwr flnnncinl schemes from-

lowed to rest-as a mere money-getf

The visit of one ol His Mn:esty’s Ships of 'wer is always an evcnt ol unusual interest to our community,

Do not lose sight of the fact that and um meaence of H' M' S' C“m'

b rl d `

FOINTED SUGGESTIONS

By Rev. D. W. Snyder.

companlcd by the City Recorder (Mr. K. J. Martin S. M.), were received by Captain Smith, and were entertained on board. His Worship welcomed the Captain and the Prince on behalf oi the City, and expressed the wish that His Maiesty's ships would visit N16 port oftener. He formally handed the captain a copy of Professor Wal- ter Jones’ book on Fox Fa1~1nlDZ- 9"* eral copies of the Publicity Agent's \Mr. J. E. B. McCready)_ publications about the Island, and the Board 0! |'1‘rsde's pamphlet on Charlottetown as a Tourist Resort. The captain, in lscknoivledglng these, said, he was greatly interested in the fox industry

ln brlnglng Jacob down to Egypt e an is one of more than ordinary Joseph is taking him out of tne land importance from the fact that among Of P\‘0i“i55- 'U10 thought U18! H1011 the cadets on hoard is Prince Albert. was the case would crowd itself pain.

and hoped to have an opportunity 0! visiting one or more of the rBl1c\i°! leo-dey. He also reeled that this was

' Y

ly than by the present method.

'Prince and other cadets have very lit- be '\1Hi1d. Wiiefelii in B hilly C0\ii\t1`Y.

, - _ ll ~ ll d . d they would have to be driven by ver

me Bpwe ture on t mr an B' an hrgn horse-power, and this would en-

courage speeding on level streets. 'ihis can ne overcome i-y making your speed limit low enough to in-

Sei-‘0i\’l F011 Ui Kiiig G€0i`Sc snd'his third vlslt to the Island, of which

f ll th .l d f hi f the snd,' . , _ dlduhtlgdll sliiaprg ritsglf iiitoa a xtemip-iqueen x.IM,,y' Welm this 1'1"” Pf°'iLE has vary pleasant recollections; tation to question the word and wi1i;Vi“°° “_” °'-11 °YB\ B115 PM-f\0lii¢. and expressed his intention of return- oi God. , land reioice heartily Bild lluttrcly in,ing hither on future occasions when

B,,t_ .fthe longest vllay arpunddlllzymny omeial recognition which we re- cruising with mngu,

be tm shortest wnyl °.m°' 1? 3 ceive from the Royal Family and the At live 0'clock as arranged, Cap-

waye or Provmmce’ whflchtgur galm:Jl'Admtrs.lty. In the present instance,

tain Smith accompanied by Prince Al-

t df tl move towar s eg _ Z iiixngaspgeetion (though often, per- though the Prince- of the Royal bert, called atiGovei-nment House,

halls always, mysteriously), may bc House in our-_ midst i's,here practical-

and was entertained at tea by Mrs

Dllli ill MP5 "9 °Vide“°"' Puppy is I Incognito, the whofb community, iogers, the young prince evidently ell-

. y ‘

Jwob and happy are hm smgeghfd while recognizing and respecting the joy ng his visit very`n-.uch. Tha

rgfaegeiibzyhfff Llfstillfagollrgaol wishes of the Kling and Queen to re- guests remained an hour, and the Pharaoh and in e lane oi plenty B gard thtif' 8°” al mmly 011° _°f il” P‘1“"° *hem* °'°'Y°°° by his lrwk. tnctfni nnrl powerful friend. 'sixty-five cadets on board the train- oylsh manners, and the interest he

The scene which the lesson presents hell nl lil “lam g t ,vlncgd ln ,vm-yghms -pl,,l.l_|,lnln¢ to

t_ ing ship. I Y If 189

pisotiiuvl-eexdteionaixril btciltlii ‘c)dui"i.l;r;srrdlour Island province should be lncllldr. the Island. He was Particularly at-

1 hue ea in cheieinerery of His B011! Hi¢\1< tfwttd HY 01° Pii°°°lf°-nhl ni' the

Pharaoh is king y w sym i

and Jac0b il ness, as it was on the occasion oi,Biiver Black foxes shown him, and

cleanvisfoned alma., ci-unc; of his father and aakgl many questions concerning the remanea nor- mg gm "'l"indnst.ry

'l‘uat being a somewhat hilly coun-l

rl r th c i u t ' . _ -

part 0’ btheduy da 8 E ?a“y try, thcconditions would not be the ,_,__.._,.,_,,.,,.._ mail 0” °°\` ll mo em in”-‘1 0 War- same as in and around Miami, this ~

being tlat, low-powered machines can

sure the safety of Other people on tho'

road.

The present speed rate in this city

is 10 mi.'es per hour, on bridges 4 miles per hour, in the country with-‘ in easy reach ot the city, 15 miles per hour. in sparsely settled sections,' tnere is no limit.

The only accidents which occur here

are occasioned by reckless chsutleurs, and th s particularly at night when "joy-riding," as it is called, is pre-‘ valent. _ _

I can rcalitb how the Railroad Co. might possibly light the use of auto-' mob'-les on the Island, as it would de-_` crease their .passenger service. I l,e_ lieve, however, that the use of auto- mobiles by fairly well-off fsrmcrs,' will help to keep the younger men on the farm, which seems to he the zrtat drawback on Prince'Edwsrd Is-' land, as with their machine they can

have easy access to the cltiles, _ l The use of automobiles will also enable business and professional men' to have their homes in the country instead of the cities, as at the pres-‘ ent. time. l These few ideas in regard to the matter may lead you to other* thoughts along this line, which will' 4h€lD in your campaign (gr g“tom0_ .bilee on the Island. 1 trure that he-' iofn my next visit there, thetsuch will he allowed, as it would be a' great advantage £0 the old friends of Prince Edward Island to be able to reach their friends in quigkar time than has befll Possible in the past.. Iii tiliicliilig your law, you ought to Ceffaiilly have the strictest kind of Provisions as to who should run au-' tomobllcs, not allowing women or boys Under a discretionary age, also' tl h68\'y Penalty for cxdoeding speed llrnits. or not being provided with lignts after dark. It would take hut a very short time for the horses to become used to automobiles. ‘- Another thought which might, gp. peel to you in this matter is, that if automobiles are in use, it might dis- courage, the breeding of _the magnifi-

cent class of horses cnow used on andl

exported from the Island. But the farmer will receive more 'money for them when sold if auto-broken.| ‘ Taking. everything into. consideration ‘ however, with all the oblectiions I can see, I hope they can be overcome, so ' that y_ou_ will have your election to carry only compel such restrictions ‘ as I have suggested, and others that Ido not occur to me just now. `

l I am, Sir, etc.. lan early date.

GEO. A. MBKINNON.

'sseeessasssqsssssees

imummuui

COCOOOIUOCUCCOUCUOOO

1639-Gen. James Oglethorpe. inund- er of Georgia, born in. London, died ~July 1, 1705.

" (lsr Regal, Banker’

We were bound ts h

esssssss e

Jam _ _ | 1902-Peace of Pretoria, ending Boer war.

slsosssosssssossss

ElHEHUMlNPHlllIlSS|llN_

' my.

num nuuinui

UOOOCCOOUUOOOCOU

l 1778-Col. Ethan Allen, released from imprisonment, returned to

nington, Vt.

1819-Cornerstone laid foi“'the Penn-

sylvania capitol at Harrisburg.

1829-Jews of England petitioned

Parliament for an extension of

‘civil rights.

1848-Congress appropriated $25,000

to buy 'the unpublished papers

es Madison

1910-Dr. Elizabeth Blackwell,

States, died at Hastings, Eng.| at Bristol, Eng., in 1821.

O lOOOlOllO\.`lOllOOOC

Bailey Willis, who has an inter

born at Idlewild-on-Hudson, N. May 31, 1857, and received his e cation at Columbia University.

Congratulations to:

William Rockefeller, Standard

magnate, 72 years old today.

Mabel Talllaferro, popular actre

26 years old today.

George W. Brown, lieutenant-go

ernor of Saskatchewan, 53 years o

today.

::If you use Rexall Shaving Lotl you will not be troubled with a so face after shaving. This is s. mil soothing, healing balm that tak away all skin irritation, roughnes rash, soreness, heals and feeds t

skin, makes it finer, stronger and more healthy. Bottle with patented sprinkler top 25c. The MacKinnon ~ Drug Co., The Rexsll Store, Corner

Great George and Kent Sts. ME

FOR ALABAMA BENATORSHIP.

MONTGOMERY, Ala., May 31-The coming week will see the beginning of <

Congressman” Richmond P. Hobson

active 'campaign for the seat of Unit-

ed 'States Senator Joseph F. _ J hnston' whose successor is to be . » .-

Ben-

their

ol _

the

first woman physician in the United

Born

na-

tional reputstion as a geologist, wyas

rlrii

Oil

BB,

tivo

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THE UNDERWOOD TARIFF. that he would not ohieet te havin:

T the clause eliminated.

l Germany, France and England havt

w/if-lH1No'roN me sl-c made strong protests against this

' Y r y train with'A`lfonso aboard, yesterday rinrall probability will y-i¢i4°¢_':,U:;: clause. and assurances were given to-

struek a child playing on the main track. The King jumped from the

moving train and picked up _the lit- , tle one. She died soon after. 'Phe discount on imports in American- Pcrtment hold it to he unquestion- King gave the mother a sum of mo- owned or controlled vessels. Presi

protests of foreign nations against 5 day that an elect will be made to cl- the provision in the Underwood tariii iminate the obiactlonable feats!"-

blll zfanting a five per cent. tarln It was reported that the state |10-

able that the live per cent, clause vio-

n,y_ . -dent wilson irseis to have inclrneterl lated treaties. _

The Season at. Goff Br/os,

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