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THEODOREROOSEVELT Cannot Spare the Premier.

SECRETARY HAY, SECRETARY GAGE. WU TING FANG (f

Chinese Minister,

HON. WILLIAM C.

WHITNEY,

Have permitted use of ihtir num

by the

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Hill i Slilillll llll ill.

In naming wells in their honor, an

besides some of the gentlemen a

substantially interested .

THOUS AND SHARES at the pop

lar price of ONE DOLLAR

position and so on.

*ii trial, is made more etiicient.

Farquharson just now.

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A total issue of ONE HUNDRED `s,,p;_ 2591, 1901, y

Pe

share, (NON-ASSESSABLE) is of-I

fend for sale.

ALL the f *hey from ` ,.16

si.-cl: ` `_,EVELbl`L1, _ _ 'O

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Ol\"_.Y; i. e. boring ab at twen wells on trrcts of nearly SI THOUSAND ACRES of choic~ o ands (of which the Company h ll

X evidently hirelings and like fai

l The West Que_e_n’s Seat.

f % Sm,-The Patriot correspondents in a ii

recent issue “C. A. N.” and "N

y London," -can deceive no one. They

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options) in Ventura County, Cali- love their country and are true to th

iornia, which County is situate

tide water, and has steadily produce

for twenty years higlfgrade oils.

oil land, dividends of one, two

even five per cent monthly are su to be paid. after developments a fully completed; besides setting asid

a surplus for further work.

No SALARIES paid until devel-

opment is completed .

309 Broadway, N. Y.

Jersey

Capital stock and issue ON

HUNDRED PHOUSAN

SHARES at ONE DOLLAR inch

NON-ASSESSA BLE.

President, FRANCIS TREVELYAN.

(New York Journal

POND, (Spirit of the Times

DALEY. (olfice of Walter S. Logan Secretary, HENRY HELLMAN, (Re

Estate),

The Directorate, besides abov embraces represeniatwes of the C-im

mercial advertiser, Evening Pos and Morning Telegraph

Colonial Trust Company of Ni

York. depo.-ii.or_v.

at party could not be guilty of the twadd

Patriots correspondents seems at enmi with every mark of fairplay. The

concerned both Messrs. Haszard an

E Farquharson are untried and yet

the former has given many indication

’ The business men of the Province and

remember the debt of gratitude we ow

It became a power for good in thi

Government itself.

SIR:-Your editorial in last Saturday’s

GUARDIAN, respecting the vacancy taking place in West Queen’s, voices the senti- ments of Liberals in this section of the couniiy to the letter. They endorse every

h word ot ir. We fail to understand why

the Patriot is booming up Premier Far- quhnrson, as successor to Sir Louis H. Davies at this present time, having all the qualiilcations necessary for a cabinet

In our opinion, Premier Farquharson’s

well known ability is much required in the position he holds, at least, until the new legislation begun by him, and now on

Mr. Horace Haszard being the choice of

.a great number of the people of that riding, will, we trust, be the choice of the convention, when it takes place. He is a man well qualified for the position. We know whereof we speak, when We'sa.y that there is not another man in this Pro-

d vince better informed on trade questions

Hsheries, dairy and farming interests in

"0 general. No, we cannot spare Premier

QW are

_ hful li journey men unite for a ‘price atth 58 bidding of their superiors. Free men that

le

d that appears over their signaturcs.T` “P

Mr. Haszard was first in the field as a

Ag the ¢0,,,p,my’S had is proven candidate and was accepted by leaders of

or party as a fit person to succeed Sir Louis re Davies. And if we mean tokeep good

faith with each other that in itself is

re suflicient reason why we should hav " Mr. Haszard for our candidate and n

other. It was weeks after that Mr. Farquharson came on the scene as a pos- sible candidate and we are now coolly

requested by the Patriot’s correspondents

to be false to Mr. Haszard an

. o very suggestion is outrageous th

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to accept Mr. Farquharson. Th

Y ir

advice if followed would ruin our party.

Organized under the laws of New As far as Dominion politics are

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of the highest order of statesmanship.

large number of my fellow farmers will

_ Mr. Haszard for zealous,untiring efforts

F" P Vice P"351d*’Ut» WILFRED P in our behalf as Presidentof the Board

of Trade. Without any salary whatever,

Second Vice-President, CHARLES S with no selfish object in view, in good

n

and was instrumental in building it np.

s

Province, second only to the Dominion

\ ty-five years and thoroughly reliable. At

For my part I would sooner have a

) report and bad he stood by the institutio

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a candidate in Dominion politics one possessed of some of the attributes of a statesman '(even if he is a new man) than an old politician than is already were

RE MEMBER Sha* cs are only provided for.Besides our party can only be

ONE DOLLAR each, and every kept together by calling in to political

shareholder is in on ih- GROUN FLOOR ~<

“In order to introduce the stoc

in this Sify, a s-rictly limited num ber of -hares (NON-ASSESSABLE are odered at $.50 par s.iare.’

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Great George Stree Livery and Boarding Stables Charlottetown.P- E. I.

First-class s i n g I e

and double teams at moderate rates-

Fine turn-outs for

weddings and privote

parties

Q. Horses bought and sold.

Telephone 100.

R. H. ST E R N S.

Successor to j. K. Stanley. mr

or-Sm Proof* - ¢ belying solely for the purpose of being

talked about.-Exchange.

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life good upright men who are capable and possess statesmanlike qualities.

k Yours and etc.

FARMER.

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DO NOT EXPERIMENT but get Ful1er’s Blackberry Cordial. Remember it has stoodthe test of long experience, a thor- oughly reliable remedy for all Summer Complaints for Children and Adults, 25 ents at all dealers.

THERE ARE OTHER MURDERS.

The confession of Czolgosz, as taken

down by the Buffalo chief of police and read by him at the trial, would seem to show that the murdering of the King’s English is, likewise, a part of the Anar- chist propagaada.-Boston Herald.

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Buckwheat . . . . . . _ . _ . . . . . ...

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IRON TRUST FORMED IN SPAIN.

LONDON, Sspt. 28.-The Westminister Gazette says the three gae at iron-produc ing companies of Bilbao, Spain, have Hmalgamated on the lines of` the §_United States Steel Corporation, with a capital o 75,000,000 pe setas nearly $15,0ll),000 and an annual output of 500, 090 tons.

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TLEY'S Liniment is the family medicine best. Price 10 and 25 cents.

THE POSITIONS OF CUP RACERS.

A London paper is going to announce the progress of the cup racers by running a couple of launches on the Thames. These launches will be presumed to show the relative positions of the cup racers at the times. If there is something like a calm and the races are but a drift- ing match, the miniature representation on the Thames will be a decidedly slow affair.

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l`l‘lE “FINISHED” WAR.

Thirteen Filipino bandits were recently

shot by order of a military commissioner- and several others were sentenced to imprisonment with hard labor from I5 to 30years. And yet they tell that the warirover and complain of Britain’s brutality in its treatment of the Beers

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Kinley has ever given to a newspa reporter, she being then in New Orl

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President, whose name was mention

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asked. "Ah, no one can know him, cause to appreciate him one must kno him as I do. And I am not speaking no of Major McKinley as the President. am speaking of him as my husband. anyone could know what it is to have

valid for 25 years, seldoma day w and yet nevera word of unkindn

has ever passed his lips, he is just

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manl knew when ilrst he _came an

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for the country, and now I‘know» t he has done enough, and when his

expireshe will come home and we will _ , F; settle down quietly and he will belong, bf Qf

to me.”-~Pit.tsburg ;Despatch.

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dressed by the G. W. P., J. A. Lawson,

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