__ and we will show him one.

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THE GUARDIAN, DHARLUITETOWN, AUGUST 29 1899

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THE LIBERAL ASSOCIATION

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-oF- he Peo1:>1e’s Paper-

, Published at its ofllces, .\' ew Prowse Block

Q! E N S .\’orth side Post Otllcc, at the following rates.

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wiu. iissr 1 . rrii: _°,§§,‘{‘§sg1l-,fl°“e “ Y ...Loo

IIBERAI

CHARLO'l'TETOWN»

MONM

Illlilll Illll ll$l0llllll.l!l$l.

at the hour of I0 o’c|ock, a-m.for ORGANIZATION PURPOSES.

Afull representation from each

pooling district is specially desired._

The Honorable Sir Louis Davies

will be present.

By order of Committee.

JOHN F. WHEAR,

Aug. 23, 1899. Acting Secretary '

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Periqtal

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Will the gentleman who couldn’t find a shoe to suit him, up town, please step in here at any reasonable hour

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Lower Queen St. °

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Pudding Dishes, 13, 15, 17c.

Pie Plates, 9, 10;, ‘years past, impossible that existing

Large Spoons, 7, l0c. Tea Pots, 30, 34c. Soap Dishes, 10c.

lo_ er than manufacturer s prices

& twentieth century to dawn without

. change or improvement in this re-

QUEENS THE GUARDIAN

CLUB HGUMS.

;':)ondif-hioiifs _pan go on veéy long.I Every ranc o usiness su ers. t-

ant p_ubli§ ngws is delayed; tl<1:l§r(-,iles trave is in ered- worry, disappoint-

W&Sl'l BOWIS, 186. k ment and loss areldaily endured, and Gver 1000 pigggg bought _l must continue to be endured so long W 2 las the Government continues its full

payment for a half day service. Why go on_1n this way until public pati- e

Independent Journal, untramnielled and

Just. lmpartlal, Reliable. News] king at all lime- to further the best in ests ofthe people.a.nd recognized therefore as

yable in advance:-

m . ; r yr..., . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... :mi-weekly E<£tion(Mond. 8: Thur.) per

Branch Offlcea have been established at the following places. where subscri_ptions_may be paid, news turn: ished, advertising, iob work and other busi ness transacted:- -lnmmerside, Currie's Bookstore-D. K. Currl"

Manager.

Llberpou, Alberton Bookstore, G. S. Muttart

agen . maria East. Telephone odice, R Seaman.Agen¥

J-E. B. McCR.EADY, IJ. P. HOOD.

Editor.. Business Manager

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The interview with M r. Horace

Haszard, a report of which appeared

giies that gentleman s views in re-

which this Province has long suiered. Mr. Haszard, while actively engaged in business, has given more time and energetic and intelligent labor to the promotion of public improvements than almost any other citizen of Char- lottetown. In connection with the Board of Trade, of which he is the honored President, he has from time to time done effective service in pro- moting improved winter communica- tion with the Mainland, and direct steamship service to and from the Mother Country. lt is therefore quite in line with his many other uae- ful public activities when he takes up the matter of an improved telegraph service.

A year ago or more we were led to

believe that the Anglo-American Company were- disposed to yield to reason and the expressed wish of the Government and people by giving us an improved service at reduced rates. The hope has proved utterly delusive, and the telegraphijzusineas of Charlotte- town and Prince Edward Ialind _is still subjected to conditions that are simply intolerable. Countries thas were practically unknown and cities that had no existence when his monopoly was created are now enjoying constant telegraph communication by day and' night at half the rates our people are paying for a half-day service.

We have a strong appreciation of

what Sir Louis Davies has done and is doing to secure for the people of his native Province equal privileges with those of other sections of Canada. He has labored energetically and faithfully in the matter of our winter steam service and the steamer to Eng- land, and his labors have borne fruit. But the telegraph service remains un-

so as long as the Government contin

Company. Sir Louis has stated in Parliament that “he is satisfied the

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Government exercise its undoubted

prerogative, and discharge its plain W

duty to give us a modern, up-to-date a service 'Z

It is, as we have been saying forl s

nce is utterly worn out? Is the

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_ ,ard 'I We say the monolopy must » go, and go it must, but it will linger

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Spring Trade

The time has come when you should look up your _ ' wardrobe and ee howyou are fixed for spring wa; f,\`

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improved and apparently will remain Q a 3 8 )

nes to pay the annual stipend to the

Company has no monopoly in the S4 n .“, Straits ” \Vh then does not A ' O “ Q

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reflect discredit upon the government.

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IHE EI)IIOR’S MAIL.

Ingersoll and Faith.

Sm --In your criticism on opinions

be found in any af ihe great M.S.S.,and

manly-_looking men, who arrived last Monday afternoon and registered at Daniel’s Hotel as B. F. Morton, London, and B. C.Robins, Montreal, subsequent- ly proved to be sharpers. 'Ihey selected James Connell a wealthy farmer of Augneti, as their victim, and he is the loser by $5,000. It was the old, old story of wanting to buy a farm and

card monte. outfit. They let Lonnell, win $500,and then had him draw $5,007 which he had in the bank,put the whole in a tin box, and give it to Connell to keep. The farmer went home with the proverbial brick wrapped in pap:-r.The police authorities are att-ir the men with little chance of capturing them.

Gonstlpatlon, ' Headache, Blllousneag,

I Heartburn, Indlgestlon, Dlzzlneaa,

llllllcatothatyoui-liver la outotorder. The

'Imtmcdlcliistorousa

thsllverandcureill thesalllalalonndln'

Hoodia Pills

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One having at least one or two years

experience required.

Apply at once, personally or by letter

to our Kent Street Store, stating time served and wages asked, also giving refer- _ ences. .

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P.C- Corsets

You’ll wear no other corset. Its just a matter of getting accquainted with this best corset of all.

when you buy 'them-

and fit until they

worn Out. Ask our d ood; I

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25 300, 40c. elle. 600.

was added by Aristion, whose opinion » I \'_B_...5h

___ __ S _ H Th sets oubt at rest, being, absolutely pure

ow t is is not cripture a a e

Pmage H Mark ,6 ,6_ wmch ‘S nom Sealed lead packets only All Grocers

until the Government takes decisive ' i _A action. It is the clear duty of the ‘

Government to find a remedy for con- _

ditions which have become intolerable," is claimed the best, but

and which. if lonver continued must _ i 0 '

_ Grace Church

_ ELLl0T_'!'_;§ Wednesday,

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regarding the late Col. Ingersoll you ` ~ TEA. dnmecdrdgmus liiii£°taii|a°° note Scri ture He that belie elh

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End is bipgizedi shall be saved ” ‘etc d V ' I ' Tum leweggmmm ami"

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meeting a friend on the way with a three- 05° I

48 Road to Peakes. . ._

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faith it is impossible io please Him " ` I Anna Without faith in what’ Is it without

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faith in additions and perversions of the l i ; ` ` sacred text? Col. Ingersoll did not be- | | | | ' "_-,_ _ lieve in these and was he not rivht? A . z ' `

‘ lst and 2nd-Gold Medals; 3rd, Silver Medal.

220 Yards Run. lst-Gold Medal; 2nd, Silver Medal.

lst and 2nd-Gold Medal; 3rd, Silver edal.

lst--Gold Medal 3 2nd Silver Medal. Sealed Distance Bicycle Race.

lst and-2nd-Gold Medals; 3rd, Silver Medal.

440 Yards Run

lst--Gold Medal; 2nd,, Silver Medal. Two Mile Bicycle Race (Lap)

lst and 2nd-Gold Medals; 3rd, Silver M0581- One Half Mile BicycleRace

B Against time 'with permission for pacers. lst, 2nd and 3rd-Gold Medals.

880 Yards Run A

6 O

100

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lst--Gold Medal; 2nd, Silver Medal.

ll. Three Bicycle Relay Race'

Leave Tigoish (regular train) ...... ..5.03 \. ni. r ‘ Alaerton .................... ......54’» " “ Bloomdeld ................. .....~..6.f6 “ “ 0'l.eary 6.21 »“

“ Port_I-|ill........ .

“ Wellingt n..... .......7.45 “ Miseouche...... ......I8.04 " Summers1de....... 8.25 “ " "‘ Kensingt-o.. ‘ “ “ Freetown.... “ “ Emerald... _ °‘

ver

Sf; Peters - Morell ..... . . G to

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l";rdigan..,.

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:5f5.'s`°i°’°s°S°i=°` S3"{l»5e'Ee'$3$

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Hunter River.. "

“Wiltshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . “ K0y’L J nnction . . . . . . .. .

Arriveat Ch'town.....» . . . . . . . . . . . .._

FAEES.

Tignish to Fiusvil e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ .$1.25 Bloomfleldlo Portage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ 1.15 Fenway to Richmond . . . . . .._ .. .95 Weliington io et. Ele»nors.... .. .85 Summers de to Freetown........ _ " Fmerald to Fredericton...........;...... . Clyde to Wiltshire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... .

Colville to Charlottetown. Single Fares. . Kink_ora to Cape Traverse . . . . . . . . . . . .._ "' Souris to Bear River . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._ _

Rollo Bay to Midgell . . . . . . . ... Marie to Douglas . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ` St. Andrews to Tracadie . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Bedford io Charlottetown, Single Fare., Georgetown lo Perth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

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Cnc Mile Bicycle Race, Boys under 15.

Teams of Three Representing Clubs or otherwise-Silver Cup. I

12. Five Mile Bicycle Team Race _ l E' § " 'E' A

Massey Harris Trophy. _ . f ' _f ,ortho

Entries close Sept. let with the Sec’y. Entrance fee 25c. with eachf

entry' which must accompany the entry otherwise itiwill not be A coneidertc’

e0mp,’m_ _ , _ -’ _ _ _._ A. a msiavtf

TRAIN' Annamamnmlavws T &

.tF§oi‘a“§.‘iS§.§§é’ai“'3} '§."s°§n?£§.’.§l’§3°'?rZt I '

regular for Tlgnish. leaving at 7.45 p. m. hmm

._ H Leave Sourls (regular Lrain)....5.10 a.m.

114 _ :_ Bear Ri . . . . . . . ... 541

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ff Wadalbane.. " Bedfoi-d,...f .... ._

_ Rovaltv J unc .... ..

Arrive »~t Charlottetown... . FOR EA'l'l`$pecia1 leaves Charlo

_ fo: Grgigifovz; :Zin dSouris at 5.30 p. m.

5 is ii ar lime. _

, Arrangements are beiffvg Fmsde with the I '

I._C. R. toissue RICTURL TICAETS at nne -_.__

First-Glass Faie from all Stations 'in New This Bi-um-wick and \'ova cc itia lo Charlottetown 1% `

on the 5th September, zood_ to return up to ui, ' and on the Stn. \ §°m- ‘Zinn

_ Th

_ _ proviades Picton to Charlottetown and Point dencetnr

_ _ side in the

du Chene to Summerside, Single Fare, dili8¢“¢¢f11

thiur n ork.

, good for passage on Tuesday,Sept. 5th, MElf\°-r f,I,,;‘h" UAL good to return Thursday, Sept. 7th. i§',f§'i§£’ff§g,§'

by looking mm-<1..

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Admission 25 cents- . Grand Stand 10’cents~ “°"“°“" S°““°“

5P°1’**" besin at 1 hm. of eiwge. --

' _ 13- Cllhrp- - Loca ion beautiful and healthful

B, cg President. Q, H. Secretary. Teachers fiultuie and experience hmown P. E. I. Au _ 23 <1 0' ’ v ' '*""”"’ ‘°“°°L

9 g * l1dW~l . 5 d d La 60 k_

- Acplplly all calelhldthlrytgg per wet

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TUESDAY' AUGUST 29 1899' C01' Ingerwll was we °f the hw The Annual Sports of the Charlottetown Amateur Athletic Association will wo' ue

` creat men America has produced and P

_ _ be held 'ou their Grounds ' " 'fhegquqawm

,his name will he quoted when those of c

THE MONOPOLY MUSI G0' his critics are forgotten: Yours. etc. C H L to T T E T O N,

m , INDEX. ‘

WEDNESDAY SEPT. 6th. Y

in-'. yesterday m°'"1”.gS ~GU‘“lDI“N’ Played the Same Old Game' I The following is the Programme and Prize List:

d to the telegraph monopoly under __ _ 1, one Mile BiCYCI€ RACC NOViC€. gat P'°S°°“’ 0°"'A“g'26' TW°ig°°"° in-~ Qld Meda1;2na and 3'.-d,si1vef iiedh.

2. Half Mile Bicycle Race (Time Limit).

4. One Mile Bicycle Race-(TimB'LiI111t)

seize: i can sl?

All

(hate of the and F. V.Kno

OFFIC Aug 15-d&w3mns

a. 1 fi ¢”wE

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P. C. Corsets are the T corsets that will _lit

_Augl{,d_5w OIOIUIOII l I

.. I CE§A'¥§'f°."""' "HARVEST

the lllll lea Slllrll

F _ 52th ltlllic_Canadian Pacific or your perserve 'ars d fi ed - . 0. .w' run two Harvest

ttlel, » alll _re n pafanuu _for “alms Jan' from points on their line We’ll have the price right, ii f_ . _B _ Brunswick to all pomts in

` Y '.7 8 oearer for P. C, Corset . ' 'c V `

_ _tell him to show you I ii ii

*_ 1- ’¢""'

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didn Northlmt. Ticlreti will

'= -I _'I _,_ . ond classin each direction

_ ,_ _. _ f _ forbr:turn till October 28th

em r 11th 1899,

°ll"~llOl¢l»_aoeoaolol lo al The fem me

at ' n n _ A _ _I I Q;

W $ *___ _ _ as -, A - , I P T Win i D910 _

cosemin

I h _ _ _ _ fiir example. I Lil” if §'eh.;i%;::;ii>3ii;t¢‘iii¥y°rkmn

_,,_,__ n t 0 event of you deciding to invest in a suit or Tw' i .M _ I I I above tickets will ; grxlccat, etc.. 'wt Pmmptly by ordering the ,_'\\>;) *` -_Aulllusti-ated dgscl-iPt;v8___°£_ _ _ _ .~ '_§ale_lroin"‘atations cast of Sc, ~ A l J. 1'. mcimnzllz. .tes rel.. . . A Pm- mf-

esc

_ ; _ ewstands. Contains a map. bi B- H°;;an.. All modern gon-I~§‘:":;g;:__t‘§ PEWIUUG l°°ll

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` *fc " vc' -‘S -lf ss Sf-a §_'== "-,;§_sc,,, -;¢"‘»_;f\\\>`} ' _ -bZ0d&w tt .°°,Y lint next. Apply to W. S. Stewart. fm” the Canbdiau

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