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Oi the Season, Well Attended by Notables

Lipton to Challenge for America Cup Again, Also a Scottish Club -Plans now Preparing.

ur nucxinoaau Panacx.

Lorrnon, June 23 - (Sl>°°Il\1)-Kills

Edward and Queen Alexandra held the last Court of the season at Buckingham Palace Wednesday night.

Royalty and the Diplomatic Corps were

well represented.

Bizrrisimas vrii.n caai.1.aNcn.

Nmw Yoon, June 23-(Special)-The

gossip among yaohtsman is that two challenges may be expected in the near future for the Ainerioa§Cup.

Two British yaohtmen are ready to

build boats and are now at work on Diillll-

s<1o'rcH AND miss IN i'r. _

One challenge is expected through the

Royal Clyde Yacht Club and another

through the Royal Ulster Club, Sir Thomas Lipton representing the latter.

LONG Noricn Rizqumi-:D.

Ten months notice must lie given by

the challenging club and if the race is to be sailed in August the challenge must

be accepted not later than October.

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DON'T FORGET* ABOUT YO UR CORN

Cure them in one night by an applica-

tion of Putnam's Painless Corn and Wart Extractor. It is sure, safe, pain~ less, and guaranteed to cure or your money back. Refuse a substitute.

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See the two special _lines we are

showing at $3.50 a pair. _

The first one we will mention is

made from Box Calf leather with a thick sole, goodyear welted, that means no rough stitching or nails to make the foot uncomfortable but a perfectly smooth insole. This special boot is made on the Acadian last, price $3. 50.

No. 2 is also goodyear weited.

This is a light weight boot. very medium light sole. made from fine vici kid on the new last Liberty, price $3.¢o.

’I`heri we show Invictus Boots at

$3.10. $4-00 $4-5° and $5-°°-

Goii Bros-

Agenis for Ch ’town. V

SUMMER TIMETABLE. 1904. nociti Point mini.

The Steamer “ls‘.I.FlN" will ply between Prince Street Wharf and Boo I PUIM. Daily for the Summer Season, oom- mencing lst June, as followaz.

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The meeting was well attendel. The

‘io supplement was granted. For fuel

Stewart was engaged as teacher. The

Dewer and David R Shaw and the

sua vusw.

Annual school meeting was largely

was decided to dispense with one teachers Arnold Malone will be the only teacher

schoolhouse. William; Duffy, Secretary

voted for flrstfclass or $30 if a second. The school lot was fenced last year, and

Sm*-Judge Fltzgerdld's remarks about

is that the law ls not enforced. I have been lighting it for years. The Judge may not be aware that there ls ln»use our the Hlllsncrough River the only pas- senger steamer in the world that is with- out even the pretense of Government in- spection. The only passenger steamer in 'mi-: wonco -just thlnk,cf lt!

Yours Truly

R. B. NORTON.

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Kumfort Headache Powders.

-Souvenia postal cards of Prince Ed-

ward Island, a variety to select from for sale by A. Brown, stamp vendor in the Charlottetown Post office. 8 d tf

Special value

WEEKS’ DOLLAR HATS

New styles.

LAND AND BEA ATTACK AT NIGHT.

attended-JohnMAdsm~ was unnamed Los-Doa, .race zo-(spacia1)- it ia 01-rawa,Juae as-(special)-T tnisteeinplaceofNorman JMoKay. It “ported that me bpm", mme Q mthesmlwon the “cond rem

the Transcontinental Railway Bill was D,-_Aude,.sourew,.ned1“L night from

when Sumiuerslde where he inspected the dmam/ High School.

determined aback upon Port Arthur from

employed this year. Supplement vote.; land and sea Jude 22 during the night. taken at one o‘clock this morning $50and ,$70 voted for running expenses _,AP COIDIANDEH ,N cH,EF_ Sir Mackenzie Bowell's amen

or the school' The Marquis Ovaina, formerly Marshal W" 'wma dem” by 19 for and 34 as

BT- ELEANORS. _ On the main motion the vote st

and Chief of the General Stall’ has been

A general engagement between the

F0“'l` AUUUS'l`U9~ ' pecuniary interest in the Bill and did

Japanese and Russian troops is expected

KUiioi'ariciN wii.i. ifiuar.

of trustees acted as secretary of meeting. The Russians me uoucenmmng at Hao! There is considerable talk in poll

James; Jgretllgyd i:txi;'Le; ;1:<;iI,’a;'i`c:l;D\r;f'l)ya Yang with “ View no xmerrupuug the circles over R. L. Borden taking up

was pp . D d d trustees are Robert R Duffy, Patrick Japanese advance, which is beinil uiadel un (mal waiter _and Lbrowhfg (il Duff! and R153” H=\Kil°I"'Y~ The Wm 0|' byGeneral Olin along the railway from ` ' I

$58.55' was voted for running expenses me Smith andueneml Kwok, from the special work it is to look after

and $30 supplement to teacher. Den,”-;menf,_

east and south east.

cAn.i.s'roN. __ Burdens followers are complain

At the annual meeting of DONT TRUST To LUCK that he is moncpolizing work of this ki

Carleton School, William Carruthers Even if were is such 5 thing as luck THE UNE HE WHL-rAKE_

was appointed truszee and secretary you cannot afford to trust to it in case of 1- pi-ce °f °-~~ “'~ Bo- me ‘:.‘.°‘.§:.f.§:. 2..°.': ‘f.':°“'C.:'.f..-'*"..:;‘.¢>.f"s§‘.;°.'i It ‘S “et M” term P” expired' The mm actually forms new blood land tissue and Wmbe “ °°“dEm“f*'~i°“ °f the G0” cf$l02 was voted for running expenses revitalizes the nerves and by using it reg- men, for d,,,,,,,,,,,|,,R Lord D,,,,,i,,ml,,_

d 1 n ' 1 t, 50 uiarly you can be certain that your system

an D new “S Supp e.men $ was is being built up and that weakness and

disease are being overcome.

If you can keep your digestive syste

this year part of the money voted is for Carter,S Seeds Grow Ku proper condition me body Wm be W IW" Sues' , nourished and you need have little fe

Liver Pills ensure a healthful conditio

TRADE AND SHIPPING

_"`°' reasonare indispensable as a family med

iNsPEcrioN or sirlmsns. ~--

P0iiT OF CH ARLOTT ETOWN-

June Zi-Ar: Rsvola, Howard, New York

Parker, Carter, do. do; J. W., Bruham

Billingsley, Picton; General Middleton Godin, Portland; Ella B , King.Queens

D ` ~ . Kohlnoor. Dangle, do; S. S. Electra McLaren Montague.

Deagle, Plctou; S. S. Electra, McLaren

Paspeblac.

Boston; Sir. John A. McDonald, llyde, Picton: Minnie A.R -ld, \Vallacs; Lorena, McMillan, Wood Islands; Kingfisher,

ort, Sir Wilfrid Roberts, Plotou;

money votes were $25 for teacher`s sup.

plement.$29,50 for contingent expenses. -1 __

Fred Whitclwas re-elected trustee and I H-wwf M-nohiw-= =1°~=wd 1° use we Made Upon Port Arthur on Passes Second Reading in place of William Dockendorl’ who has _ . _ _ leo no di==r1°~» Wm Ho"-fd is we Wednesday Night Senate, Fifteen Majority

other trustee.

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aaa c°nt.a¢eaterp»..»e.s2e.ao wngvctsa, General Engagement Expected in Cox Did notVote-Borden Criticis- '°'°°"°°u‘°“°° '°°°"°$70' Mi” A1" the North with Kuropatkin- ed by Followers-His Line on

”"“"'°°“ “° L°“‘“°‘ M°L“°”' A1” \ Stafi`Appolniments. the Dundonaid Case.

Secy. A D Robertson. __ ___

THE GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC.

The annual school meeting was well wwiuwd to me ,upmme command of 10|' Y-he bill 511520385155-

attended. The amount voted for supple- tha lmperm “mi” in the Held. wx Dm NO., vo.m_

ments $75.00, amount. voted for school and - contingencies $68,000 Tnomas Andrew was Tm’ “W Chief Ui SWAT will De LIPUL' 5°"“"°" 0°* "°f“‘“’d W VU” °“

unanimously elected trustee. The new General Kodaiiv. milill m0i-i0ll- board of Trustees are W H Cannon, A N ms FIGHT EXPECTED SOON' Objection was also taken to Se Tanton and Thomas Andrew. , Guggon (1) who replied that he ha

There was a large number uf ratepayers expect to have any. attended the school meeting held in the s°°" and may ms” Several dns' l

' t'ni'ricisiNc i.i1:ani.-iitiioanicixz

Col Tlsdale, er Minister of Militia, vi

GOOD UIGESTION

cf disease. By regulating the kidney

of the organs of digestion and for thi

tical

U19 where they will spend the summer.

CWD

m Revs. Leo Williams, Jas Simpso ell Judge \\'arhurton, Judge Fitzgerald,

"gr Mr Easton, Georgetown,l" L Haszard au

Wu. and hawels D,._Cn“,,-8 Kmneyj others were passengers in Halifax yeater

n der morning to attend me Diocese

l- V James J. Rielly is reported seriously ill,

Nonrn RIVER Nl E l Wm. McDonald' SUur|s‘ was in

` the city Yesterday.

Mrs T J Wlggingtoc_ Bridgetown is

visiting in the city.

Wallace McKay, Stanley Bridge, was

in the city yesterday.

W B Leard, Suuris was a passenger to

the city last night from Tryon.

On Monday next Miss Bertie Wiggin-

ton of this city will remove to Rustico_

Frank A. Young, representing Scho.

Held Eros., St. John, N. B., is in the city.

W. Beers, Cherry Valley, left yesterday

-I D Shattcm or me imperial ou ca, Ltd °‘m°5° me Clif! by the Princess last night.

J°h“ BEUUGL UDD8r Queen Street, has

he V°¢° gonetc Rustioo where he will in future

ing of reside.

ainst. Misses Peters and Fitzgerald returned ood 34 last night from Edgehill where they have

been students.

W E Leard and Mrs Leard returned

from Tryon today en route to their home

the in Bridgetown.

Theo. Moore returned last night from

nator Fredericton where he has been attending 5| no the Methodist Conference.

not W H Sullivan T T Black of the Murray

llarbor Railway Engineering staff return- ed last night from Ottawa.

Mrs. I.. H. Beer and Miss Nora Beer,

have gone to David Whlte's, North River,

Mrs Mombourquette, wife of Wm

use Mombourquclte, agent of the Plant Line i.hiB il€f€, and child came to the city by the

Halifax last night.

ing Superintendent Sharp and il..l. Mc- nd.

Kenzie were passengers to Georgetown yesterday afternoon in the Superinten- dcut’s pilvaic car.

‘wh Rev. Mark Guy Pearse, the celebrated rn- Englishwealeyan preacher will arrive

in the city this evening and will be th guest. of R. M. and Mrs. Johnson. Ile will be accompanied by lilrs. Pearse.

H Synod'

J T Pltbladu, Montreal, formerly

steaiiiboat inspection are right, the pity i* I ED.

with his wife family and friends came io

MoLure, Weston, Newark, N. J; Bessie ` At James Manse, Charlottetown on th

Y Ziird June by Rev T F Fullerton, Ilenr

Leslie Mutiow to Eva Maud Waterma hath of Millvicw.

' N. Y.

Tocureaheadacnein ten minutes use June 2;; ein; sh- ,mm A_ MGD,-,,,,,1d, At the Methodist versoneize. Grace

H d M_ Harbor; Mmgmeu Ann Church,Charlo'tetown,by Rev. W. W.

Y C. » Sundlcy, Buctcuche; Lorena, McMillan, Lodge °“ the 22nd IME' Ff°d'~"`i°k M” Wood Ismnds; B&s“wland_ Ronan Girinis of Brackley Point. to Christina Chatham; Senorar, Lavander, New M' Ni°h°ls°“ °f Wi“si°°' Richmond; Kingfisher, Billingsley, w,___ Paspeblnc; Ella B., King. Picton; Sir

\V|lfrlcl Rrberts. Picton; Kohinoor,

At the parscnage,Summerside, on the

‘ evening of June 22nd, by Rev. A. N. ` Simpson, Miss Gertrude McKenna,

Unarlottclowii, to A \V Bissett of iiuifalo,

e North Side. Y

lu ning and will praczlsc his profession Charlottetown. _

iolntsplimber and muscles in trim

to attend the Diocesan Synod at Halifq

D l rank McDonald, who graduated at the

Halifax School for thc Blind, and Son of - For Sale. A new 1 Piano llox Buggy the inte Councillor ;\{c[)0n,,|d' arrlved island manufacture. Fred '\’l’all»»r home Iggy, gt-@n|ug_ He Wag awarded carriage painter. Kent SL. ii-1 dw I mc. diplomas for pinnofcrtc teaching and __R,.gu|,,,. uweting prince Edward

in Council, Royal Arcanum will be helri this

w. triiinils

At the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, luly li

Warships at St. lohn Celebration -Good Weather, Rogatta,Gov- ernor`s Levee, Social-

l\aNoUi;'i' To Ma. i~iELuiNo.

O’i"r.\wa, June 21%.-(Special)-Hon. \V.

S. Fielding has accepted an Invitation to a banquet from the Fielding Club,Tomnto at the King Edward Hotel, July ll.

wansHiPs AND noon wirarrliza.

ST. JOHN, June 23.-(Special)-The war-

shins participating ut the Annapolis celebration reached here this momiug

and were greeted by beautiful weather.

sosii-2 oi-'i-‘ii lar. FUNf."ri0Ns.

Governor Snowball, Mayor White and

others made olliclal calls and the

Governor held u levee.

nituA'i'i'A iN'ri»i1~:|iAizuui¢.

The sailors of the British ship partici-

pated in the regatta in the haroor, defeat- Ing the local boatmsn.

Ilundxcfis of strangers are in thc city

and the hotels are full.

"ro1>aY'i‘iiisiiiu DAY.

An important literary gathering will be

held tonight.

Tomorrow is to he the hig day of the

Celebration.

l IIY ING ll Y SLOVV l)EGRI‘Il-IS.

9 Although not always aware of it yet

thousands dic hy slow degrees of catarrh. It first attacks the nose or throat, then the lungs, and finally spreads all through

n, the system. Catarrhozonc is the only

remedy that will immediately prevent; the spread of this awful disease. Every

d breath from the lobaler kills thousands

- nf germs, clears the throat and nose, aide

U expeotoration and relieves the pain across

the eyes. Catarrhozone erradicates every vestlge of catarrh from the sysrem, and is highly recommended also for Ilronchitis, Asthma, Deafness and Lun Trouble.

Manager of the Banlr of Nova Scotia here Price 1.00' trial size 25cm. a l dru ist.

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Poison & Co., Kingston, Ont.

thelsland last night. Mrs. Pitblado and DR. IIAi~iii.'ro:~"s Pii.i.s Char: l3ii.i.ious~ family will spend some time on the Ni-ns.

evening ata rfclock in K I’ Ilall l’i'cvr~e Block.

Charming moonlight, beautiful

Bicycllsts and alluthletics depend on scenery, music, refiemments and good

BENTLEYIS Linimenff A10 LEED the accoinrriodiition on thc City clLondori

‘ ncxt Monday night.

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M. Harbor: Lydia Ryder, Terrlo, At Trynn Junc ZZ, 1904 Lauchlari

McKinnon, aged 'F years.

White's chocolates are done up in 1 lb

and half pound.boxes and sell at 50c and illu per pound. Try a box. 6d tl

Ansco film.-Just received a '

fresh consignment of Ansco ,iilms, the worid`s favoii*e.AlI sizes, Geo.

H. Cook, Photo Studio. 17d tt'

not cake.

For the table,

for cooking, for butter-

maliing. It is

pure and will '

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NOTICE l BOOKLOVERS’ LIBRARY

Now all Ready

Members can _ 'secure first

books by calling and making\

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New Shipping Pier, opposite Picton Town. The following classes of fresli mined coal arc oitcrvrl for salt"

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The quality is excellent, being proved by extensive use on

steamers, railways and maiiufacturing establishments and for house

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from the manufacturers oi

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etc, etc, at lowest prices

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