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THE GUARDIAN. CHARLO'1”]`ET_2_WN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

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Having purchased from Mr. Jé Hornsby the stock and good will c _

s books and Stationery Business 1D‘ ' the Morris Block. We _‘V111 °°““““e _ the business in its various branches. llling at lowest prices for cash 0nlY»

Him B. M. Hornsby. Wl1\0 has Flank; S god the business in the past-, W_1u 5

in charge ofthe store, Bhd *lu be

A choice new stock of Wall Pap€l'S

will be at once put on sale, and all S

dgpx ments ofthe business will _be kept well stocked. A Well E“PPh°d news sand will be a special featugs; d the business. The store will __ known as “The Bazaar BookSt0l'°-

TIE BAZMR GUIPAIIY.

Successors to F. J. Hornsbyi

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venient, we ask you. will consider it a favor for # those who can, to leave#

if as early in the week as* - possible.

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The Millinery Leaders

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Special Rates

Purtirsfrom the city,of four or more. who

Ielireto nd thc day in_ Pownal, will be Conveyedlhire in the morning, given dinner 'lad ten at the Florida Hotel and returned in the evening for but $i.25 each. Coach will meet all li rtie d ` th k

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aye pa sany ay in_ ewee on my '°°°'“°= ‘:;‘;..".‘:.°'..2..';°.‘:<:.; ali' “’°°°‘

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Florida Hotel. "

Pownal June 6 tf.

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Place to have yourre air work 3,.: done is the place that takes l the most interest in your do l needs.We strive to accmomo- .

date all who leave any work with us, by prompt attention _,__ and quick despatch of same. ` S l We have the reputation of being “O. K." on repair work.

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T E E I CUBA.

specug__Nom<='lll lllllll lullllll sollli MONARCH’S SALARIES

i.ion.\'.ii'.avcUsr ll. woe. ' " """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ` 1 """"""" ` `

. . Of ll th at monarchs of the world

f Spanish oppression, but left Cuba under Q ue; V_;§_'_T__ and the Mundo of Japan gets only $1 000 000___g9 000 0001¢as than

he military government of the United are the most popular with their subjectS_ ' the Mikado

tates This was not the aim and object “een Vlcgoria is the wg;-st aid and the , _ n _

- Q ` ~ P l 'rim Karsten wnvrs A Raise

of the Cuban patriots, though the change liliikado the best. The lgllldiit sfo ?D§_l_9~1;g _ Whenever he thinks of the ~Mikad0 f rulers has been ii benelicial one. The 15 $500»000>000°'y‘i°'r’ W ‘ e a P I - - '

» ble. -_ Everv summer1Blmiee in the stereimist o by

_ _ _ 5 h 1 f_Emperor William must be misera _ _ 8

G0l1l1l»l‘y MS been Dlwllled illdllsllfy l'€° is $n3’w0’0a; ,ings 3 E21; rgrsufg (;;0g0'Germany has no_deil<.it, and the Em‘P¢ror end of A. W

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stored, property protected, and ordered Eye” and midily egives him an extra W8llf»S°-lime ¢iDD1‘0P1'l0»l'»l°11_f»° mllke il1_l'j should be gone before than Thoroaro two liberty has taken the place of anarchy and millionwhen he wants it. England, with P1`°Veme“t9 0° his Property' but it ls ` Wearing month! yot 80 Elm Oféflllg il lm of

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ti nable if he will get it. He has ~ '

opp,.eS8;0,,_ Bum while on the one ham] asurplus,refusestolncreasethe allowance ilglsjluged that Potsdam is unhealthy on

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it has been hoped in the United States °f the P"“‘°° ° “es °_ “S “F t f th marshy ground Whig; _ A _ r

time has come for a change. The United

assumed would manifest itself speedily

zine, said: “The thinking people of Cuba

seems to be __0n_eX_Ste__t_ on his mivai trade of the 'United States is about $25 pf r

from Cuba last Week’ General James H- of per head and of Wilson, who was on duty there for some Britain over $95 per head. - ' _

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unquestionably desire the emancipation of ___ "

the island as soon as it possibly can be

accomplished.” General Wilson said also, “The administration could make no nap- T0 smelt dlsestiou. relieve ¢ll=l=Ml

. te ti d i ki t heart pier move, so far as the Cubans are con- 5 piesgnfgoggtipipionlgakgf ny' cerned, than to hand the government of

their country over to them.” _ 8

_After a constitution has been framed it Som "e__ywhe__e_ 25 eww _

will be submitted to popular vote. Then -- 1- - _.2 _ -i s

but this is against their national aspire.

Persia narrowly escaped alike fate, the crimes in both cases being the work of »

a president and Congress will be elected if-;$.~ g ~ ,.-_iveef l 5.4' \.<_ff5: _ undert-heneworderof things and the Unit_ /i " _ _lil ed States authority will give place tothem. llllf o o \"..

Then the new Spanish-American ;__' public will have to make its own way. _l(f(;,‘f ' ll' We are of opinion that it would be better '

forcubaimd ine Cubans so accept ine i/,,l`_ 5 ,

position of astate in t-he American union, },'_

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tions. It is, on the other hand gratifying _‘li I B

to find that the Washington Government is keeping faith with _them and leaving 1' the Cuban people free to shape their own future in their own way. lllllv

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Within a few days past the King of It- no we B’ j.\\J))

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aly has been murdered and the Shah of °`° '

Anarchists. Bressi,who killed King Hum- if;/`_._,_ bert, had been five years in the United

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Soaps, Bath Brushes, Nail Brushes, etc. etc. Liberal disodunts at this ‘gf

season of the year.

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Sunnyside.

States, where he had a. home, a wife and -1__i _ V 1'

child to whom he was attached, andre

monarchs in the

Old World have hada disturbing effect upon his mind? And yet this man left ap- parently all that men hold dear, and crossed the broad ocean to kill the King of Italy. We know little of the would-be

assassin of the Shah, but he too wasan Anarchist.

What is the secret cf this mysterious organization, with slicli power over its membership,\\'hose mission in the world

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Founrles, Engineers, Mau-hin~ ists and Boiler-mzikeis.

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is the slaying of kings and rulers? Doubt-

less some _-liiziichisls are lunatics, but

surely all of 'thein are not so. Arid yet

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Free samples of pastuerized milk de- livered in the cit to any address left at the Factory. Viyater St. Call send or _-

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We can’t all go to 3

the country these warm a days _lr-ut our large var- iety of new and fresh w goods and up-to-date groceries makes it pos. sible for our customers to enjoy life in the city.

If you would want

cool health giving food call and place

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_ _ ~ s _ s ' _ l an allowance of ii. _year-_ 'But

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allowance of $200 000 a year. The Queen

'orable room in the old Schloss, and while he wafclud the troops detile out of the barracksthe crowd silently passed thewin- dow, looking up to him with reverence and respect. He did not have any \’¢Sl`»ij bule train always ready toily at his- Plea' sure. He lived under his income, Will- iam lives in excess of it, in contradistinc- tion to his economical grandmother, Victoria, whom he so heartilylvdislikes. He has an allowance of about $3,750,012! a year, besides a great deal of revenue from various properties and pei-quisites, _He finds it such hard work to get along on this that if the time ever comes when

the Re_ich_stag is in a. good humor he will ask for amiuion more. _The Reiohstag is certainly not in agood humor at present, when he is asking it for the _improvement ofPotsdam at the same time that he is re- fusing to pay the expenses of his Palos-,_ time journey and blandly turns the bill over to his legislators. '

The palaces at Potsdam are supposed to*

3 be the summer residence of the Emperor and the palacesin Berlin his winter resid- ence. Old William had rather a prefer- ence for Berlin. Young -William is fond- oi Potsdam. -In the days of Fredrick the Great the journey from Berlin to Pots- dam, when the roads were bad, was an arduous bit of travel. Now it is a que tionof onlya few minuteson the Emperofs train. William is fond of outdoors, fond of being with his children, fond of taking = their discipline into his own hands and

believes that the country isthe best place for the young princes. His own withered lfarm makes him feel keenly the import ance of physical vigor, and he' h_as de- termined that his offspring shall have this first of all.

MULTIPLICATION OE PALACES.

Potsdam is aquaint little town, the

German counterpart of Windsor, where Queen Victoria. spends most of her time. Frederick the Great built 'Sans-Souci in 1745. Here he spent most of his time, and here he diedf In his music room the visitor may see the old spinet on which he used to play. On the tortoise-shell musicstand near at hand is a piece of _ music of his own composition set for the Bute. The new palace, barely ii mile away, was built by F-rederick after the

_ Seven Years’ VVa_i‘, and it cost $3,750,000. , . . .

,W'hen Frederick .’Wi1lia.m II came to the l throne he had to build still another pal- ace, called the marble Palace. The ffourth palace at Potsdam is the chateau iof Babelsburg. This was the favorite l summer home of the old William. Young William himself has laid out the plans _ with his customary orginality and energy as to the work which needs to be done to I insure thathis sons and daughter shall be healthy,

Though William has a mnch larger in-

come than his grandmother, his income .is smaller and his castles are fewer than those of Franz Josef of Austria who has

Try oneoan of Oak .Btalid Cond d Milk and _ion will decide tliateiilnds letter and caper than a cow Ask ur

0FFl'0E-Buliiiysllllo. New gmmbrlm S , wg

Prowse Block. First ooor to the

FU 'ITURE i * » A ~. . i-igsie sum _ - ` _ __

R ‘ i ' ‘ saushioiory work. Reasonable _rf-lfii§t“§f.€?ii§i 'i§°35§.{'»“”'f °f"'°‘- ;"+““

fkhtloo

milies withwhich they are amused W

S_&TU'EDAY_’_S open until ll) p. m. p V l °‘*°`¢** `

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more than satisfactory this spring-Our STC-CK. _ ' ` ‘ e ' ’ s S ml .°°”°°° ““P“‘“°”“°°”‘_‘ llld PRICES are sure tra `-»f~ sinners-Before vou ‘ ` ' QW” ’°"°‘l °°¢"'1d <1 S"'8f¢<l ll

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fnr y0u___b ____j_1__._E at "6 V_¥Ee_otinDwkll3¢Sat Beer2Go1T's_ ro4e2_

_ , P;-wa, Tug whoare not aware of iliémtixcaif

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Our eronce list gives names of clans an

i\iiecii.i._ univslrsi-TY

show the good old Maude or

Plaids fornientlemen, in the

and Ea y Tartaiis; algg in

Tweed mixtures, and in Blaclfand 'Vhite Shep

Paton&Co

l was content to sit every day in that mem-

boxing their ears when necessary, and he'

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s f;_§_;_,_,, i Quccn Victoria tlic Worst ,Paid of all Mikado If Pere 1° BU! If Perkin

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Long before the war between the Ll nited _

tat-es and Spain the people of Cuba had _ __

een fighting for their llbsrtles- The " """"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""" ` ` "' result of that war was to break the bonds -

pleased to attend to all old customers 0 and many new ones. _

acooun o e

that the people of Cuba would desire to ~ _ . surrounds it. Two or three hundred _

accept the place and privilege of a state man seems to unbalalice his reasoning thousand dollars will make it high and . ‘

_ _ U _ ____ have powers. Reasoning beings know that li dry. The Radical members of the fi.

in the great American mon' ey I system cannot bekilled by the death of Reichstag suggest an easy way out of the '

t Ch dl 't' l 40 S0- '1 . .. ° t fhi . _

get lhgnhrve Ili lime restless ”‘“ '”d""d““l‘ A“°th°" Cm' i“S"“”tly g_;tgf§__ll2;' uggtnefgcgfog ‘gd Tfmg ml: Ladies’ Cotton Wrappers in- Pretty Patterns

_ _ succeeded the murdered Alexander; other _ _ bi it _ SJ-ons Cowon, Fun C0|°|-,_ .11 ,mes

under military government too long con- _ Belllllér Wlllgllldli il U- .

t_ d Presidents succeeded Lincoln, Garfield But the Emperor would no _more part _ ts

` "me ° . and Carnot,al1d King Vi°i'°1'S“°°°°dS the with one of his castles than with the _ _ ce"

It his been Oll SldeS the Humbert shot. is! divine of at,

- A ' _ k. This proposition '

l _ _ the order of nature, through all the anim- le‘f"l“ °"°f 8' “ “_ _ f States War .nfpartment whwvh has since al races up to man that there must be a might time Ellen ilI:aCt:icab]e.mlder fme 0, ` s D

the war administered the Gov ernment of the old Prussian Kings, but it is not now, U ck, {

h .d. A arch is afdemon of unreason, - M - t th- k._ W-11'. Us about

Cuba, has now called upon the people of eq' n y his mes y In I mm ru

, inspired by t-he lust of murder. It is to- the country so much than he has managed the Island to elect dele iites to frame a ' '

g _ day the terror of rulers and crowned Slime he blwlilne ElDD¢1”01`i0 S9805 tl “P8115 l S k I

free constitution for their tr So in

_ _ Cvllll Y- . . in every one of his palaces. Probaply he

_ h d.. and bad alike. Bressi will ,

the not distant future Cuba will be ea q good w ld ne have S015 8- lflfe Tl 3

ou no soo r pa »

really independent, and the idea of an- live the prisoner of the State’f0r Italy him disfa-l1_l?PHl°U.0f his realm “han fm Some. We blive l‘€d\1CBd° the PPIOBB CE lill Olll'

nexamon _S ost _med indeanitely ft abolished capital punishment, and will reason or other be would have to go there Duck ‘nd-»-Crash Skirm Ins ‘ simple

. hp tl; .__ ay not i The pessibly gloat over the consciousness of E; unveil astatue tp one og Sis nev r-..c- “must sen vem_»»_

may l'€VlVe €1`€S~ 61', 0I` l |11 ~ . » -for-gotten ances .oi-s, an e poor man

ro lfro h s murder-mad associates _ _

Chicago Tribune, a principal organ of the _:;T__'ei:narc‘_1:_s__1 Cum _ would have no place to sleep. _ l _Saturday Bq|»gahi5 for

McKinley Government in the West,now ' ~ ` sNo'i‘Hz-:iiw1LLIaiu 'rrimvnn THERE. 3 - _ ‘

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frankly makes the f°1l°Wi=1s =\dmlSS1°1\S=. The reatwiliiam traveled lime. He In H°°'°'7' G°v°" N°°k"°”’ C°"°"’

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UI1d0\1bl€dlY l1€8~l`1J'8l1 U16 Cubans Wish The ext'em‘ 1 trade of the people of Chula _ lived to be more than fourscore, despite 9 S me ’ e C

to have a government of their own. They including imp°rt’s and _exp_°rtS’_is _but 85 lille _lI19J`SllY Sl1I'l`0llUd_lI'lg§l 0fh_Potsd_l;.I_i_i. img go be citizens of the Republig of cents per head of population. Within the His people were conten.. with im, au e Cuba. The desire for annexation to the page thirty years Japan has increased her

United States, which some Americans trade from one dollar to $3 per head_ T16

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We are busy making them up into stylish Suits.

l ‘ _ invite our patrons to examine our stock

All clothssmade by us are guaranteed to it

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Fr iuz Josef has not managed to save any- 1 thing, nor has King Humbert of ‘Italy

who has $3,003,000 a. year.

A CONTENTED KING»

Humbert is the only King in Eiuope

who thinks that his income is 1ii.r;,e` enough. He told his Parliament that no

extra allowance on account of the marri- we of tne crown prince Was necessary. He would see that the princess and any ‘ children that might arrive would arrive N would be taken care of out of his own -T a1lowance._ ‘ The_ Italian deputies were not taken b SUYDFISQ, They are accustomed to such generosity on the part of their King' Y ear after year he lr as turned over great

sums to the _state make this hea.v_y bm-. den of taxation on his people -a litt e less oppressive. -

Ladies! ”

We have just received some of Mad-

ame May _s (Boston’s Complexion Spec- ialist) Toilet Preparations including

Almnndine and French Cream. li

HcDo1lald’s DlugStole. F” T°°1’i3_f°-F8rgusoii’s _celebrated ii

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With the Island ion and British

Arms in Buckles Broaches, Studs, Tea Coffee Spoons, etc

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