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,,.’,'§l§,’,‘fl§’.}f“lN’¢§‘¢v‘“l}'U',§‘},'{”'l‘,’_{f}_N,»‘°'d@1N CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. CANADA, MONDAY, MAY, xo, 1909. {,,“{,’,,° ,éh‘,{‘{§§‘,},'},1},Y,,l§‘*Alfll,,,
LITTLE CHILL]
BNIJLY HUHNEH
_ hfl - ..-
in -si. lcil'n,,,wn,i|c Phy`ins‘
win. lilalches. Grand-
father Injured.
sr. .lol-IN, May 9-<Specio1>-By-
wh Taylor ‘the threelyear old grand-
ghlid of Robert _Wiseley, was turned
0,. saturday while Plwyins “itil
.matches, and -in' endeavo-ring to put
out the fire W-iseley was so l-acly
ilnrned that he will 'nie' confined- to his
liouse for sometime.
The little fellow, amd his mother
the child wandered' into his léiiiiid-
fathers den. Getting possession of
,game matches he succeeded' ln ignit-
ing these, and the flames set fire to
his nightgown. which blazed ur. und
enveloped him in 3; sheet fllames.
The child died a few hours later
NEW ENPEHIMENTNL
STNTNJN ETH P. E. I.'
il'l"l‘AWA, Moy I!-P.eplyirl_',f_ to ques-
tions put to him by Mr. Fraser in,
Comlllittee, the Ministcr of Agricul-
stated yesterday that a definite
arrangement has been Inside- for the-
estublisllment of n branch- station of
the I.-Experimental Farm- within one
of a mile of the boundary
of Chnrlo‘ttetcwn'. It will not ‘ue-
for i|`lis season, but will bc
if-J, Wash., May 8.-Forest
'Smithson the Olympic champion llur-
.dlc-r, loueled the Rorl<l's recclrd for
the fifty yards low hurdles here lan; T
night, His time was five and four-
fifths seconds, one fifth of a second
lower than thc previous record.
-_-li
l`ol' next year. t
LHWENEN ill NNHH S
' i
  Crooks third, Simpson and Marsh -lolard were enthusiastic in their op- Monday OT Tuesday. area is partly under cultivation
01l0Wiiii¥- Nui” ?‘tl?e)el§§:?;2§s :nd fgfedcognz This election- is the second within The price indicates the rapid rise
' ___________  out this latest slip T230 the S2 se-ven months. Ol V8.l\1€S in f»blS diSf»i`iCt BS Only' il
iwrence route The Laurentic is al- hc hohght lol ll quarter of thls
lderel s tl loncer f
. I . _ ,1 _
l- G  0*'-‘NY cfms N ‘L le P °   , amount, hut crop tests have Proven
is boats to Montiwl- - that the soil in that district ls hard
-°“""*'-*°"‘ to beat.
WEHE NHHNNNZETN NET] NESTEHLTNN - NNW HEHE -.Bidifii.ffi‘2if”ifii’f.ii-ik-JM?
I
Premier Glemenceafu is still ocfifired
ST. NNES WINS
Many. Surprises inthe Ten
tional Race.
sible to cable to every part of the Shots were med W7 8 “mg” Uf 1655
IMPENHINTS EIGHT ST|Ll_ llINMl"/ LTNQ NHHEST WTS NISEUNEHEN
-Both French Government and With ROUSHVOTT. 0" Raililh Of Drew Revolverand Fired Five-*In Gori, Through: Bookeeperl St. Yves Came First, With
State A Employes Rapidly Sir Alfrid Pease- Small- Shots, Four of Which Hearing Sounds of EX-
Marshalling Fcrceé. - pox is Reported' . Took Effect- cavating.
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NAIROBL MW 9*iSP°°iB‘i>l-’1`ii° w1_NnsoR,_ oct., lvlcy 9(spoclcl;-
pings, M,-.y. 9._(5,,cciall_n¢.n. fb., R°°’"°“ °‘P°d“i°“ is “ml *ii “mv withouu h wend ni wnrnine. Herman ‘ Goal l=¢Ussla, May 9-<spcclcl)~_ NEW. vonx, May 9-(special)-'rhc
government and stwte employes' “_ on the Ranch of Sir Alfred Pease. Martin was placed under arrest on ,A daring plan to 1-Ol, tha treasury of
cluding .lop-arhmoac posts, and l.-lc. All th” "‘°"“’"° *“”° Wu- _ suspicion of hnvilis Stolen n' bicycle. Gorl, in which $1,000,000 is kept has
graph., are rapldly marshalling :ones , It 19 l‘¢l`>0'i‘tcd that fW0 CSS” Of lj_Ie pulled a revolver out of his been disco.,-el-ed_
for the impending struggle. _smallpox have been diswverad' “'m°“`5 D0'=iWl1 BB l-|10 0m°°l`ii Wei” HDUU11 £0 i The scheme of the criminals, five
Jule POTWFS Of thi’ °¥D0ditl0'fi- search him at the police headquarters, .mem and B, womhhl was to, ,llg h
to his room by 1|l pea-1;-hy hut 1., ln and fired five BUOYS. fCUr Of Which tunnel into the bulldfog from the
constant communication with his col-   t°°k enect' >0ilt9id9-
leagues, and declared he will resban a G*"°l`!=`° Q““mbY» c“"°'t“'k°"» Citi’ They had pwirressed 350 feet, and
made their home with Wisely, and 'thousand times rather thin. make - Hall. is S¢'i‘i0i191Y W0\ii1‘i1€i1- reached a point directly below the
termg , _ Sergeant Reid was shot twice. one i cellar, when a book keeper heard the
The 1- _   ball took oil the finger of his leftLs0undg gf c vatm u
t oops, and special police re ' ex e ` g. and S mmoned
serves, were disposed- to gunrd the mmd and “Bower hit him in' the U16 P01iC€~
central post and telegraph station - ' .sh°u1_d"' A1181! WGN 0B-Dt,i1i'0<1-
gwiechfuoard machlmry_ and exllhged LONDON. May 9--('Specia1)-Speale P°1i°°m““ Liste’ was Shi” th’°“i-‘Ill The criminals neglected any precaur
lines leading to the pl-0vlh¢cS_ ing Ht lille IUll>€i'iB1. 001011181 C11-l'U. th"'arm‘ tions owing to a holiday. This was
Henniker Heat,-on said he hoped that That none of the officers were killed- the “cond Elmllal. attempt lo roll
within a few months it would be pos- TS mln? Sho” Of 5-' miriwle. 89 the this tl-hash,-y_
Elllllisrlc at one shilling for. twelve tiwii iivelfeet-   
THE N/TNHNTHHNi:.i:'2:..;i§f.'.::.;’:.;‘;;‘;."'°“"' “A” EXCITING “MES LN _ SULU ENN $20-TN
nut;
, __ . S_ SI llullm   ilwnunun,
Thousand Dollar lnterna-  
MONTREAL, May 8-The new Laur-
cutic, of the White Star Dominion
Line, the largest passenger vessel
fini ever came up the St Lawrence ' J y ° °° °“" ' Mr soak bought north hall of the
NEW YORK' May 8'”(SPeci”'l)“I“ :irrivcd at Montreal yesterdayafter-L districts are “mom from milr°'ads'Lth' -' d t h li f _ _ f
_ , lrtytwoan cas a oseio
0duy’S tell tll0li‘S&llil- il0llB~i'S' lllifr- noon on li-er maiden trip from Liver- Zgdsglst in $20 _;ml?°.t hoxleihhngill to L thirty two, in all four hundred acres
_ _ . _ . . ts _
.lg l N1 l- th n them were an pool. The Lnurentic is fitted with ' . 0 O n S ml( .U 0 and Mr. McConchie secured two
nd lofla 1 u H U  Y lolnliination reciprocating engines omcmuy ,counted here' It w1u_nke15'!hllndred and forty acres adjoining.
urpllses. _ md low pressure turbincli Shel is to a week before the last district has The lhhll ls all lh township hehll-hugh
The race ended with St.. 'Yves lead- built for an open Sea speed, of 16 been heard frorm. If a lamdsllde- falls elght_
HS. time 2»44»05» S29-“b9"l»? 59UU“d» knots. One thousand passengers a- to .either pany' it will undoulbwdly _The buildings amount to very
PORTAGE in l’rnil'ie, Man., May B
ST. JOHN. Marv 8-The most excit- -Twenty thousand dollars for six
ing general electron campaign known
in Newfou.nd'land since Responsible
Government was established, camo to
an end last night.. But althowgh- the
oallotlng occurs to-day, it is not ex-
peered that -the outcome will he
known until the latter part of next _ _
week The ma`orit fthe sl t 1 district
district was the figure secured yes-
of his valuable holdings.
The purchasers were Dan Boak and
James McConchie, well known and
prosperous farmer of the Edwin
be indicated in the early returns of little but the soil ls A l and the
few years ago Rosendale land could
hundred and forty acres in Rosendnls
tnrday by Alex. Armstrong, for one-
”  F Pinnln in F Huliu Pun ,hulls Muni nun scuu F    
HESHLT UE THE .
,ig v
Svanberg Second. and
Crook Third.
Grand International Marathon was
won by St. Yves in 2,44,05, with
Svanberg second, Crooks third, Sim-
pson fourth, Appleby tiftih, Doraindo
sixth, and Cibot seventh.
Other competitors did not finish.
The race was a druellfng one dur-
ing which half a dozen contestants
collapsed, after almost superhuman
efforts.
St. Yves won by live laps.
Marsh gave up in the final mile.
si-___-.>_-_
HESHLT UE .
THE HIE TNNT
DULUTH, Moy 9-(special)-as a‘
result of the riot between the Un-
tion, and non-union employes, one
man is dead and six others are injur- -L
ed. l
 €_l_ L
HEGNHLNNG UNH
NEED PEUPLE-
A correspondent from Lot 30, writes:
-“I saw an announcement. in your
valuable pnlpcr concerning old aged
people especially in a family. There
is ll. family living in this community
named McLennan's whose ages range
from 70 to 94 years. This is a list
of their names and ages: Mrs. Alex.
Mclnnis, Hopedale, aged9-i; Angus,
victor'l'a"wc§t'Tagco 92; John, noch!
Ron-d, l.o’t 30, aged 87; Murdock B.,
Dock Road, Lot 30, aged 85; Mrs.
Norman McLennan, Clyde River,aged
83; Donald in Granville, aged- 70;
Murdock L., Hartsville, aged 81. Beat:
this who can. This famiiy emigrat-
ed from Isle of ltassa, Scotl-an-d‘, withl
their father John McLennam in.the
year A. D. 1839 and first settlers in.
Mlniiinljiici
un iinunn 
'nnnvls nnnn
And Amy Discussed Dcpu
able Rhysicial Defects Devo-
Ioped in!Brltish Race(
LIVERPOOL, May 9-(Spueial)5-
Lord- Charles Beresford upon r-edgy.
ing a degree from Liverpool uniyur-
sity discussed the deplorable physical
defects recently developed in this Briti-
ish race.
Lord Beresford referred to the ro-
cent naval scare, and said that Ilglg.
ons had lost their former ability to
look at things with csimlims dll
dignity. f ,
If _the cabinet committee considfer-
ed the question of naval weaknfpp
and realized the true condition o!.§ff
fairs, th-ere should ba no panic not
recrfmination, but the nation sllqllld
assert the old time British spirit - of
seeing where things were wrdng, and
calmly putting them right.
Ellllll NHMHEH UE 
in in nu
Vilriety is the dominating fsaltllrl
of the Moy number of Ro-d and 
in Ganada-, published by W. J. Tif-
lor, Woodstock, Ont. In accord- with
the season there are some good Bil-
ing stories, while hunting receryds
such a full share of attention thlt
moose, deer, bear, -wolves and wild
geese all have particular stories giv-
en up to them. Two fine explora‘0i6n
papers-an illustrated review of llh.
Tyrrel’s hook, Through' the sub-
Arctics of Canada, and one by Hr.
Dickson describing a personal trigp
through Northern Ontario-give one
some little idea of how much remains
to be done in exploration work in
Can,_da, Mr. Cll.‘.pn*.'m has another
fine dog article, ' Ezr Lcagle for
Snort. \~.~iiil~.h nil dog,-lovers will pc?-
\..c '.. .': ir"';.::t.
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noun nl .-
uni snih
,T sn nun D
ii uniuiiunwi  -N    
Y _ _, close to the railway siding.
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Ul Pllllvlllhlllsl 1,,--= ----.  i"   ii  EXCELLENT PNUGHESS
ork Cabinet of the Y M C A the
'eprvsentntlves of eight ba|seba'll il _ l h , _ o t e, al a, a e been o the Is- V
'teams met nt the  M. C. A. Fri- .iilllclcslillhills ocfvigl-ll;;wwl<?;ll‘ldltc>lleeiutglyl; land dn a Seed) inspecting ton” each
Nllay flight and Ufgllnizcil TWU l°HE“€9. ,' vm that Mrs W M Coma ol, this talking different territory, completing
._-_
MalJY and very sincere'were the Bginrlcrh lgttthi Eelzlartment sf Aim'
» one for thc boys undelr 15 years the  h d ed' ellcefull “J lllr l_e_|»,‘,,l wo,-ll heguh hy ML Moore a __
Tile death of Mrs. Barbara Walla:e .other for bo-ya 15-lf. A trophy ~ Y E' pass P Y _ _ _ Imohth 8 0,’ hull. chverlh the pl-_,_
`*>°'"ii°<i nf the ‘William Hviiviini. ‘will be given the winning- team of “'*“"T "”°f“Y b°f°’° “We °’°‘°"k “"vincc thogcirghly. They vglsltco all lviisc Belo Paton dang-liter of Jam-
'l‘|.csduy April 6, after an illness mv- each league. The conpetition is to me aftemoou' lb h h d ,l lam the stores where seeds are sold mul es phtol-l of this City' who ls h sith.
embrace not only footballl but athle F0” many mon .S S B 1- 8 En, t inspected every variety kept in stock, -dent in Arts in the Edinburg Art
wus born in Prince I"dward island ill N tics as well. The tea-ms enteringfo-r “Side by Smliousfsnlessclw Xi]  _ using the misc;-05¢0»l)e for ‘the num- Colle-ge, is making excellent progress
the year 1870, and she- had resided in ' the Jlmicir Boys’ league are "S'.\lnd- NY had dave °'p5d` £6?) :G he?" welll( seeds and carefully e-xanliuin-g the ill lrilldscape and portrait work, the
Waltham, i\la-ss. for ni period of 20 al-ds" -‘Jr. Orlebars," "Stars" and Moat Patgmly B ed sm, ll h, ,Wall grain to see that it came within the t\\'0 lliHilCh€S She iS tiiliiilg UD. Rc-
Y°“r'i~ Sim “'05 f"f" diillghl'-0“ UT lwcst End Rangers.” Their schedule :§:sl‘h‘:;‘;“ 3:3' gglst Bidi; lfollelul require-m¢-nts of the Seed Qlmtml cently she came out first in a class
Is -~
.ering an extended period. Deceased
Eldon, Belfast. They resided- there a
'period of 2 years and then took up Some, excihemmt was caused on
‘their residence in Lot 30 where twolqueeh Streeh F-l.ld,ay alte.l.no0n_ A
-of the fafmlly still reside. The whole 'horse owned hy O Henuehhry' drlven
family cniny swf! hwifii i-“ii are “ii :hy a mah named- Mortimer, who had
hail and h0ii"l$Y~" lanother gentleman in the wagigvn
-with him msn e
' , a d to et awa from
' A DROP OF' 741 FEET- 'them on Kent gtreet gnear Pfiwnal,
--- and came along' at a lively clip to
LONDON. MBV 3-Kaietili F1111. fm Queen, where he suddenly swerved a-
the Potarl river, in British Guiana,lmund the om-hen ruhhlhg lhm. 5
hai a Shetf-UFO? Of 741 filet. UGBYNY horse and cart, the driver oi’ which
live times as great as t-he fall at was Daniel Hul~l.y_ Both home. and
Niaf.-‘I11i`H and nearly W-*ici* HS ETGML vechicle were struck with such forte
as the famous Victoria Fall of the that the horsella heavy hhlmhl was
Zambesi. The Potarl river at _lille knocked off its feet, the cart capsiz- _
uint of the fall is 350 feet w1il¢.ling also. The runaway was captured
93° “M MVB- M-“fm”---.~"‘T» and was of baseball games will be Published ~,.lt v r rted L Act' MWSTB Moore and Eddy will of twenty-three students in out-door Swelling to 400 feet dm-lug the rainy at the same uma ML Hurryllhough
lmitcd in marrialge to }io.,ert Will-'lahen The lhhlor held day of athles l lpl _ne tel pla t lhw weeks her hom make an inspecting tour Ol New Bhetuhlug Miss Paton has hem al,l_
season. severely shaken up,was not- injured to
lace in the year 1892. Mrs. Wallace-L_tl¢ sports will be held Dufmf-5 W as _ _ W. Bruhswlch next Whelh mltted 9, member of tha Npliliolnal
was a member of the 'Presbyterian J
church and was associated with the '
is survived by he-r husband, one
mth and wlll elm- of friends have been making- al...ir>us
une
’ - ' ' d‘ when the sad news was . , ` .
' -l '15 l-, 220 yds, quarter miie. ‘“‘i“‘“““- ““ s'rEAMl-:R WITH ani. work, and ccchcslasm, icincd with
Ladies Aid Society of me church.She :lst 'O y( B l hi h ‘um and five 1““°““°ed E* heavy °'“lU°.m` was cast ON BOARD LOST. it l nt cann f. ` ut roduco success.
Art Gallery She is devoted to her
umnng bmw’ g J p h over the c-nllire com-mu-nlty ae ' U U D
duuglitel' Frainces; a father, six sis- 'team with the substitute mu-st com-
tcrer null six brothers. The funeral‘
was lu-ld from her late h-ome, 10 Wel-
e'.|: in the athletic events. Bild' the
P t l score of the team will count
.t
linizlni Avenue. Friday afternoon at hlflla the score of the lndlvlllllhl h_
2 nkrlock. Services were conducted,
by llcv. Joseph W. Gibb, and selec-
tions wire rendered ily Mrs. Gibb.
'l‘hf-rc was n large attendance ol
friends r.-nd relatives at the func-r-al.
and the floral tributes were in pro-
fussion. interment was in Mt. Feakc
Ctmztnry. Funeral arrangements were
in cliurgu of Undertaker Gooduow.
lliuu|'ll`.~i Liniment (lille-1 Colds it C
lone. The Intermediate League con-
Slhta uf the following teams: Itcd
Socks, Empires, Sllamrocks and Al-
erts. Tile Intermediate Boys' lleld
day will be held on June _2bth, _the
eve-nts to be th'e sa/me as in the lun-
ior league.
A’-_--new-1-ii
7\li|l.v.l'il`s Liiiimeilt Cures Gzlrgcl in COWS

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M Mlsclz
E Pm NUWILL lsr 24 PAGES
There will bc so mucn "spec-inl"|
reading matter by tho Daughters Oil
the l<lui.plre, and so many lillslllcssl
firms dz-sire n "special" nnnfnlnce--|
ment in the Em-piro numbcr that if
hus brln decided to lnnke The lilorn-l
fill: Dnily 'Guardian of May 22' li i0~l
till of 2-l pn 'eu _
lt will corTN:'AEr`l some exceptimlally
intl-r<..ting reading matter, different
to any that has previously lllllllleafeié
in an new a er inthe w_ol‘_`<_.. fill.
thc lliurhmsgs Hsfthc mihpiie' lcnbil
how to \vt-109 good ` nrtfclctlf Ladies
always have their own ideas about
how things shcolllmc doné',"sn'd" iiii,
Mill’ 22 men, \\'omen,`lnd dhildretl
everywllura--will he ei-.rpti-ssd"`tti see
"lint soon--journalists thc Denchtnfn
cf thc umpire will uc. ‘ "
'Pomorrow a blank coupon for or-
body who is fortunate enough
356%.; a 'copy-, when and why the-lr
l-.
society was organized, and some of
rk it has done in so
:rL.\¢;!n§0l';Jd\rt;lv(:lf the world. This aloha
will be well worth D¢f“5i”S~ mTb*;
reading 'matter of that issue w
so greatly changed in appearance and
otherwise that the Pallet' Will HUT U0
recogni'/.ed eXC°Df» by "-5 Hame-
lt will contain the picture of _an
exceedingly Pdpiililf BMT VH? P"0'”““‘
ent’lndy in this Province.
A blank order form with l"'flC°S
thereon of each advertisement will M
promptly forwarded tb any business
ni-l'd"throu'ghout the Provhice cl' 0150-
whlu‘rc,` wliowlll write "Daulz,hters cl
The-Empire, P. 0. Box 926, Qhar-
lottetown' ’ for Sl
l
mo. I _l
|~ cci ts :rom all ‘specieh
rlerllfg' coiled of the Empire numberlalllxsllhflhge mi; hom an A-_ales al
Ol Tho Morning Guardian of Mai' 32
llivc cms or more for meh raw' will
will begin appearing in hhis papenlm for th” _,Ann Tuberwlosls.. mov,
ilild'-several blank ldrfns of the samle
kind will be- 'distributed throughout
"N varionu parts of the Province. As
there will hc hut s lhnltco hummer ol
°°'Dles printed 'on that date all ord-
°i'l should be sent in at once to avo-
. ‘il disappointment.
In the Empire number of » The
llorning Daily Guardian of 'May 23
Thi’ Diiiizhtcrs of the Empire will tell
'l3l:nlt'the Daughters of the El1lPii'° BPD
bright,
-racy will edit The Guardian one
night.
The next day eV’i'! f°‘"\
Will be turned upside down
with laughter and has-mlm dfiisiih
milr; relay race. Each member oft e Besides her children Eljnest and ---- _
` . » ‘ . nol.U'rH_ lvl a.-Arlvlccr-recon-o<l ~ ' '
morence at home' her daughter. Mrs tonight are- tillliu the ut/earner Adelia; Londensed Advertlsements
Rev. J. Mclnnis of Philadelphia, and _ _ _ d ll D 1 th V
-on Mi'-fi vi B°°':'”‘ “W "W" “ii” .'?.‘5§{“`?.' Sl? .§’l'i’.i..‘l-`.'§‘r»~`.’..."..“.-.-....“.-“ ..; .l_"”°° ‘;"_*';?2'_ °'“"“‘°°“°“-2
PREFACE OR APPENDIX. --
I _ R g-A prominent nl putting ia stop to the theft of
inStd'x¢;dE$§lL;nAlnMSayn Francisco' tells number of railroad ties from a large
the following: 'I' nfle in a boatyard at Noa-nk, thc
A man went to sleep in the m-ldst owners of the ties have had them
ti i lecture When he woke nailed together by light pine strips,
°‘“°“"““ ' » nl hlh l ltd 'rn
up in the morning the words wel‘€N0: l“t*"° t0 tw lc S Pr n 0 0"
ll hewent osa no sea.
-,y--g fi.-3;;-.-. gg ,_:;._'f:'.,.... .... ..._ ____
55635 to criqulrc, "arc you talking lvlalm sonic nxrn ls LUCKY.
a ll
yet or again?"
GERMANY, May 8-In Germany
 1- ~ Allithh tif ddi~
l-----H L---f-f--T-<1-M ->,----1----~ 01:: ms..  'r:.::..'i°.. :sr
---------* ect a luck ia for the event The
CHICAGO. May 9-(Spe¢in1l\- the vch, sth, 10th, lsth and zlsc.
may wheat     lu; .--1.-_
MB Corn     72f SHOWERY.
y
June Wheat   .. ...l28} _
June Corn   °-  -'-G92 TORONTO, May 10-(Special)-
her during the last days of her lll- Lake S‘:lpe_l_,_0l,' wlth all on ll,-,'84-(1-_ 1410111 SALE, a good large York.
ness. Trl-he New and passe-nge-l-5 number-e¢1l_ _ shire brood sow. L. H. D. Fos.
Afiothlfr S0" Dr' Joseph Com" of twenty-one. lter, Mars'h'fleld. 5-ldirfli.
0f°S““i “°“"- N- "".‘”“° “t “°'“°- The -ev- -f ii--1°” -if fi-° Si”-“nil ‘o‘srT.-.r.'.i n>Tia.'.<ac'c.f'cr...i..u._
some weeks ago. und ls expected to el. wha hmhght to Dlllhth hy thelll town and Pownal, black .mmalol
ba Preselw at the funeral wrvices' 5"°“m°r N°"h1a“d' They say t'h°y|Findel' please leave at Robert
Mrs. Coflll-l vhaskwldelll hump. gi; llllscclyelled wreckage strewn all ovcl'lwD0d.ll 66 Klng S-t_ 5__l0(l.rlwl,,l_
loved by a W U “W ° '_ ‘~ ii 9- G-  l -  f f--'woo-*ltwlgléll
            ..,
with philanthropic Organizatmflsl m Micmgan up he a 0 W L sa ' write me and 1 will tell them what
the City and .f Thad Yustsg plgosiixlld » cured me. I was once a helpless crip-
hliéldllgefnerous r en o PASSENGESSN-ll-&lY%B]:)` B`Y TRAIN pleélow _I l1lmév_ell;atnd s%,ro}l;g.IHarry
' hh f , -C.ampne,lnguu.~~~
For many lylears slhevalhsledeenrllelolollleelos ____ Pndramndl
l'f1e7ni|§:t I?rceslY:ti;‘rlan Church, and MONTREAL' May 8"'rfh° C' P' R' _BWOR SALE, good farm of 84 acres,
0 A id- tlncn with all its inter- “ii” mild” ““““g°”‘°“ B *° "mg f. ai much from city. also pro-
Cl0i"e1Y E" svven hundred and ninety seven pas-
id- \ re loyal than ~- , _ - _ Dirty at Little York 22 acres, good
e:;Shl§l0?;hc:;)gngre);'aT;rE;n has suffered* ;‘iT‘§°“ Qrhlggle bltgalxggg Lg? ggligs *mise and barns. Also good cultiva-
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a serious loss in her demise. _N wit? her bow Sll‘l»&Sl1¢<i‘. iv SYGUUY "'”'l s°v°"1 llzrhlghs lang gagglolfs
At last ovening’s service her PB-5 ovcr the Reid-Newfoundland Railway "H y now W e do Eli B 8°
tor read -nuehing reference W_ U" and steamer, and thence by train to IPOD ll8i`i‘0Wil.l12W. all WGS UE mn-
llehth and pa-id ai hae`rt lelt tribute MOhtrehl_ two special; -being gent only chines. Also flwo seam engines. Ap-
to her beautiful Christian character gl-Um hhls. hlty for. the purpose, ply to John Prowse,Royalty East.
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` ' ' “ CHICAGO MARKETS. ~ - lucky dnysare said to be the End, 4th
--° 12th and 22nd. The unlucky days are
June Pork    $_l8.10 lstrong breeues or moderate gales
.____---i- easterly to southerly, showcry.
The temperature was, forty-one de- -_-14--'-ar
grees shove zero at three o'clock this Mrs. R. N. Cox, Morell cams to
m,,",l..g_ ' the Ulty saturday.
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had value like thuluhr,
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MISS PEARL HOPGO0D.-
Ellerslie-, t t t
f th prominent con es an s
Nllcfm N’rincee (L`oi_lliy l'i ~trict, in The
Guardian's Contest by_ the p0P“iB}l`
Young ladies for tlwJ.'B1¢ FIB!! THD
to New York City and return. At
tho present Miss Hopgood is teaching
in Ellerslie, her home is in Mulpqque.
Owing to 'thc hir; interest taken Ly
Neo many Contestants the Guardian
`will give $30 instead of $25 as pen
below offer. _
The "special votes" must bg re-
ceived at The Guardian omce between
8 a. m. of Thursday, May Sth, and 8
-------- any extent. .- - ._ ,
M . l l N fm hh -
:;';_- __--»-» - ~~--  - - -~--~-_-~--~- 
$30 lnsrsnn or $25  
lu “Sree-lAL" rulers
- '* f ' ’ T the "Meinl prizes" will h 1 .
T' ed to the winners a few drsysofgtzllg-
as soou.ns the " ll ..._
counted. Be spec H votes. 
$30.00 (Thirty Dolls-rs) in coll;
. _will be dividedas follows: The first
i prize ol sl5.00 in gold will bc gives
to the candidate who polls the‘|m;¢~
est number of "5p|Ȣlhl vans" *lim
in the above specified time. The soc-
Ond' nrlzc or $10.00 in gold will sc
given to the candidate who polls tho
second" largest number of "special
votes, and the third prize of $5.00
111 Bold will be given to the candid-
“W Wim Polls the third largest num-
ber °i 'fnpeelsl vom."
If two candidates receive the larg-
est and the-smia'numhir~ of votes,th¢
lst and Znd -prizes-will-bu squaily di.
videfbetwoan itilom, anddf more than
two all three »Pl`fs¢siwill-~b'G`equally
divided. If twd or mon? candidates
receive the Second-‘lltgeot and the
kaine-altnilvar of vocal' the ietond' and
third- -'prizes will he equally
divided -.inong them, and if two gg-
mcramodiva-ths ard largest, thc arg
pri!! wdll.-‘bil equally divided.
Ollndfduteu who have polled n hum-
bler number in this contest harvdj
the same opportunity of winning 3:
of the above money prizes as camdid3
ates who have polled , large vote. W
The "Special Prizes" are ap” gg
all districts and to sill candidates...-
The White Candy Co. LW., B
J_ohn. through their rcpr¢scntatl§
B. R. Hoffmann known that the ladl
who participate im the Big Fres Tr
will endoy . high class luxury, of
paher words an adequate sdpply
their delightfully luscious Daisy
Delmar chocolates, and that is w
the firm makes such a monstrous lrll
0 €I'.
All candidates should bear in mind
the magnificent prim list offered by,
n. m. of Thursday, May 20th: and
the Brltafnnla Mfg Co, ,