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is. JUNE

21 1901

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“ ` r I found out before ieaviiig Charlottetown

. otlrat I eould get a- returb tie_k_et__`tc Bgilaio

/5 --a ._ and return (with awp el

- ‘ " _ Montreal and western points) at about

""7 `.. J _-._ »\ _ , four dollars less than to Montreal

, ,__ turn tothe Ialand._ ltdid not ' take me _ , »._ _ --*"` _ -\ very longtodecide what to do ln this I _ . ’ ness

SPORTS

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A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. <._:.~:.:-=;f;- “ 1;: ~ -»

Cameron of Montague De-

monstrates His Ability as a Fast Rider..

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A_ A, A. grounds last night wasa su

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to the spectators, who' comfortably the grand stand and the sports keenlyenjoyed by all present. The

itwas expected, the struggle would

Montague rider and Anderson, the 9

derer from Halifax Csmeron,espec

a splendid ovation as he came out on

track. The finishes in all the events w

ti

of the “blanket” variety, the compe dnlshing in a "bunch," while the mgde was good, considering the fact the sports were the first of the season

The seventy five yards dash was won

Harry Ritchie, Abegweits; P. A. D Abegweits, second; Jas. Macmillan

of Charlottetown also started, latter going back a yard

false itaitiug. Time 81»5 secon

Thai mile itiiicycle 11566 ag;iustArti

individual rl ng) was won y Iiameron, who carried the lap in I) ends, establishing a new Maritime Anderson of Halifax was second. T .33 3 5; Byron Brown third. Time 304- The starters in the till yards run(

P A Duify who was ou

Toombs w _lifes me Chas. liwnell ai__~t¢¢¥~x Ba ran well, leading to within leallllii*

the tape when he tattered," ~ and with ii marvellous burst of speed at _1Yuish, won at the tape by incnes. Too -came third. Time 35 Seconde-

The halfmile bicycle race brought

Byron Brown, Arthur Cameron and fi.

Anderson on the scratch, Sam Doyle,

.Dunstaifs College, with 30 feet and Ha Wonpocott with 45 feat. Brown quic

caught Doyle and me two led during

led ere in

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.Y 3 the new Prwbyterian Church here, -ire alrear’ paid in and the U1 balance wil be paid beforethe stlpulat»

um ed. The moderator of the presbytery of

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df ofGlengarry, the Rev. James Cormaok me of Maxwell, will preside. uf The church is a flue building of lime

d. ime basement for Sunday school and prayer..

d

I meeting The two sides and the east end - »

the aredivided into nine compartments fm-I

lg: end are two large furnaces fir heating

purposes. The basement is liver twelve

feet from door to ceiling

ine The auditorium is large and spacious. mt” with a ceiling thirty feet high. The pul out pit and platform are in the southeast B corner, with the pews arranged in con 1*

drst quarter some distance in advance of a choir of twenty four singers.

an

the others. At the bell liip Cameron

Anderson apurted strongly _but Doyle w_ with Brown second and Cameron thi Time 1.09 1-5.

In the six hundred yards run P. Duffy started seven yards behind scra

L. E. Eaton, scratch, C. Mitchell sera

af Owing tothe melancholly catastrophe ,df which befell the building last Sep.ember

:e‘g2t:l:naldue,. L. ’E- Eaton. Acadia Sunday school classes I the west; *__

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in the collapse of the wall, and through _

to

D' D Native of Prince Elward Island.

5" centric semi circles in sucha way as to

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and Harry Toombl 24 feet. Eaton won cost of the building evceeds the fl

after n struggle in the boineetretcb w Toombs who secured second. Duffy ca

third. Time 1 21 l-5.

‘th estimate by some thousands of doll

R B_ Audnson and Pictu; B;-gwn were amounted to twenty tliouaind, and

ou scratch with one mile bicycle

Doyle had a handicap of-15 feet and Wo ncott had 54. Cameron, who was unw did not start. Anderson tnok the P for the entire distance and w».- un-able

respond whenchalicnged by his oppou

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Woiiacoi t won. Doyle second, and Bro

third. Time 2.43 1-5.

Owing to the absence of a light ov the Band stand, the 4th Regt. Band W unable U0 NIU °i\l'1'Y 0"” Well' Pfoifam- Condition Powders in small and Thisdid not detract from the excellence

ofthe music furnished.

Their playing was u1\1¢l\ 8DD\`€0i5 and added iii a large measure to the even

ing's enjoyment.

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To cure Headache in ten minutes UMFORT Headache Powders.

th . °§°l sums, rock need, vsroo, wiiiia one .1 _ _ ' -

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h McLeod and others, lost their lives, t

ii l

nl dollars because of the accident of t.

he mt upon the congregation as it is one of the

strongest. congregations in the Presby-

1`9- tery ofGlengai-ry It is strong both nu- on inerical and financially Numerically

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there are a hundred and seventy-five

to families on the list, and doubt-less an

e’ ""5 may be added ”'I’°“I' "°“ "h°“°a“‘I energetic and zealous pastor could gather

he | material to make two hundred, A mis-'

” ' _'_-==j-_-= '°‘ G” f -v-_§..~ --ff "’ For example note the the followingz-

_ E-_ ' _, '°__i° - ' Lodging, breakfast and evening dinner, ""` "-”`~~;`Z-;;?T-;I°---`“°__;`____- 1'" °> _.__,.."'.’___`-T ~.__._-_--'W ---- third floor,'$200'perday for one. Lodgings

Vanxleek Hill,0nt J une 15.-To morrow amount subscribed some S10 (ll) lsiou is carried on in ‘The Ridge where pe, day for we goo, ranch,” tn guest,

wealthy men

wealthiest man in parts, and

liberal towards the cause of

To these

few thousand dollars is by no means

The church has been vacant since t

of the late pastor ing_S'epteinb A goodly number of prdbation

haveheen heard since' the beginning _ January. Some of them were exoelle I men, and gave general satisfaction. Tw ,of those who gave the greatest satis!

I from western Ontario. It is desirable t Ia good, well-educated man, of some ` perience in the work, may be secured. fore long, and that these noble people,wb

‘, Christian work. _ s

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A' *_ which the late astor, the Rev. Mr. _ REV' FIR' MCLEOD' 9 _ -- _

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t. use the GRANGER CONDITION

me The sum subscribed by .he congregat

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“ DERS. A genuine Condition Powde er Blood Purifier and Tonic. The Granger as guaranteed superior to many socalle

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STRUCK IT RICH. '

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is ___ do A Toronto Contractor who Made a

large Lucky investment-He Tells About _ _ _ I it in a Letter to His Friends.: ` _

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` and a New Book.

‘_ We Sell Both.

- For The Children

Carts and Carriages

I Sand Shovels

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Croquet Sets

_ Tennis Bats and Balls

$3. i;-:IJ

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my kidneys.

ney Pills. I had not much faith, but de-

'I immediately found re ef, an soon

was well enough to resume my work,

cured.

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THE PAN

Tonosro, 0nt.,June 17-(Special). W. ' --- ‘

J Keane, of 86 Lippincottstreet. writes: G , , , V. . Y G b M

r I-I-“I was very sick, at times could C r'

no€eai'I€:teIiIlinstl)n hvaccxkk idtthlglrcgioiliadl W, S,

“At last, a. friend suggested Dodd’s Kid- ____ _

°“-“"*-”°'”-““°‘”° 1. .1 ELECTRICAL DISPLAY

but I kept on using the Pills. ` ----

“I used altogether seven boxes, before I n

was satisfied that TI was completely S\1fpaSSlng Beauty-"‘

;_~_»i_r~<~f~ t,»~i~_n_ Iberia never been sicka_ SHUW

I Should See.

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_ Livery Stable

Great George Street Livery and

Boarding Stab_le's

' _ __ Charlottetown.

a ~ _ v P. E. i.

First-class, b 1 D g I 0 Mid First-class _si n 5 l e

Double Teams to hire reasonable rates

C E noon

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and double teamsgat

. moderate _ ' ' V _ _fsf

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;= can Exhibition with myFather. lileetl mlm! with a Coinmerealfriendbetween ‘T rou-

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“‘~`.'_»f& 'ri-sveuei-it oi. yes-it _""'°‘" Pau-American Exllibitiolh

' Abe ,. . a student has been kept for the summer qu" ‘ ~ ~

*°i'-5- third? “ch” °°9°"““”3 me I ` which has occupied the last twelve I I - u if months for some ear~i.\ This ha bee oth sooenuttar one'

1 wr coii ur be I ' ed time expires. The dem. will _ 7 ~ __ - - ,S . 'I New I-am not-settles M11 °_°‘_°"=*°°\°“»

vm- E°°°“° A “" °3“°'° °°‘“ mouths ui- so is its erection, will beopen- be by no means 8 bu ,den dispensed with this summer, owing to fm- dmppigg 1u,,3¢°d_ qs,-df”-¢,h;,

55° ‘INN “WU ‘hw 5°N\¢i51 butI will say, we were _treated exceed liinsnelallr its sims. A °! ingiy wen. and one been sin vu, uistwe

UGIOIIRSQ "|5518 ¢lll\»r,8`Q-__,<F§_‘\l_8_ were but one (block from the

°ld°\“’~»\=i owvsidetéd-'.015 onine Jnxnositioacmssds.

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ha ex be

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9120919 K 36111? Of avenues oftrees. lfiuiatu

5 statuary of various subgecta greet

h e

fi ward, and we tlnd ourselves in the

ffl titul Esplanade. We take a look as each 0 _ other_(Father and Bon)a|:dremaln speech-

¢ have forgotten all our troubles, and r

n

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; tion are settled elsewhere. A Boswnisu and we are listening to soinsrs Band. We _ took remarkably well, and so did another are gh-am to say a word fearful less

U mar the harmony of the music and all

have had such bitter experience of late maybe cheered and gladdened in their this scene". Do you know, reader, Ifelt

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case and having finished my basl

I I A erl~

three or four days, left for the _Pan

to and Hainiiton I got. affew valuable pointers of where io gn and what see,

to

ln the short time at our disposal at Exlil

bitien. f

Right here I might remark if you go west, and desire correct information ask a Commercial Traveller. But, you will say, how isose to know them among so many others? The answerls quite easy.

wo or l are wn as see a e

safe

cl

hereabou ana

l If vnu notice a gentleman with t three others around him, and al laughiniti Dot' the central ngure do- e aKnight of the Gripsack. If you fellow carry out a basket or buadl for some lady on the ear who has two or thru _ childrento look after, you may with remark “that’s a Commercial Trav lar.” il Perhaps itsa subscription list that‘s go- I

ly

I one in trouble of some kind, or give the boy in the second class car three bananas I and aroyal feast. These are allsurealgne

tl

of the Commercial Maris w

WCP

`_ _ __ 'I ` ” ..--- ____ '_ guess. The terms are most reasonable. 3- "if-" .;“__--_==- ‘*;,____ -fm ”'»- #"4" and the meals excellent for the money

‘ff Nnwmrnnsnrrniiin cnnncn `vANKLnnK_ HILL.

HUVIQWE inn

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in ng in is quits c of veuover

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ing round to start a brass_baud,'lielp some .

loveshtbmab

wk he masetlihaidiall be

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The visitor will appreciate this

ience all the more after walking all and most of the evening on the grounds.

After this lon! we

re

alone

us

here and there and please the eye.

by this time, and appear to be in Land The beautiful music draws uaon

less.We are besides one of t

~ aiuund us by talking. At, last father - breaks the spell and placing his hand on

0 »my shoulder remarks “Willie, I wish

, everybody I know could be here to enjoy

I generous too, and still wish many may. _be able to goiaud 'see for themselves. To en- joy this great occasion will be a pleasure worth many an effort and sacrifice. Mil- lions of dollars have been' expended in

and humanity. ‘ _

The Esplanade will hold %0,(ll0 people.

v and from its centre you may take in a bird’s eye view of most of the beautiful buildings. For instance, on the right you see the Fisheries Department' Building, a

“ most excellent exhibit; the U. S. Govern-

ment Buildings, the Ethnology Build- ings, etc. On the left side of the Esplanade you have the Mines Building, the _ Horticulture Building, Graphic and Arts

_buildingssre artistic and decorated Lwith

The Electrical To wer stands in front of

entire grounds and country from _ its top. Take this pleasure both at day._aud night. 15c a trip. Its worth as many dollars.

_its formation, and the highest skill in I

science and art has been employed tial

_bring to perfection an Exposition worthy Tendersfor washing, 'of this wonderful era of invention and :Y':.;I1‘;mr';|;iv.3f.t?"::g'l'n M development in all that concerns science Bom; up W _-hm, gm June

Building and Temple oflluslc. All these '

much taste. We had an excellent concert

‘on the very large organ during one after-V Fm” 8*". noon in 'the Temple of Music, free of B55’ Ban.

_ chg|~g¢_ A

Walking down past the Court of Foun-, cfiCk9f 'I tains you notioeithe llunufactures and B559 BQTQ Liberal Arts Building, the Agricultural "|‘¢1-‘|113 B53 Building, the Stadium, where the Athletic cdcket Bats

games are played. These buildings are catchgfs Mia’ on the right of the Cmrt of Fountains. V s Masks

On the left you willsee the Machinery gilanzging Bans

and Transportation Building and the en- trance iothe Midway and its strange Whitley Exercisan

scenes. ' B035 DQ GIOVCS

the Court of Fountains and please do not “cv etc I miss going up its elevator and seeing the M; 10'.” ‘twat

New this article is already too.l>ug. I

nl

Ame) 1:05"

I It has been suggested by several intel- §ligent persons that the writer of these ilines should give the good I people of P. ‘B.Islanda ahortdeacriptionof it visit to (the Buffalo Exhibition. It 'llltluly won-

lisw cheap good advice ls. We

must hasten on to my and the two greatest exhibits ofthe nianyenjoycd.

GIIO GBRIER

I My}Fat~her,' wliohsd visited tha_.Par_i='..

the World’s Fair, the Ccutenniall' A04 - :si f _ - .As f

ACUT AND CHBDNIC

ATISH

i

may get it upon aimnst *I HUIWUB

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