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 THE CH IILOTTETOW G ARDI N 
T4 i>Au.Y WUNDF-0 “"1 ' ' '_ T K K E ' T v H “W
..»...r1.v.<~°ww-ammo wil . CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, CANADA, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, .905 {,,,,=,=,,q_§,~»'g,s,.»;,==;.=,3g,°,';;=,;-;,,T`
.h,,{,,._ Si-pl. i‘.'.-(Special)-A repiJrt._l
iroiii ilu-.liipniiese liciidquiirters ul.'1‘sIng initi-
L~|,i..g.»tiite.stliiiL ou Sept. lltli Genera' The
ie
upciicil :iii iitliick on Sushnn. isiii
\i»airilm|i', with about three regiuients the
llc was ininicdlately repulsed ly th nut
.l.-i|iiiiii-.~\‘. ~
lilailiil:|iii"s for-ee is said to have priricI~
hally coiisistcil of bandits,
(li',~'i‘sii liar, I.. I., Sept. 12.-A definite
ivniiiii- oi' t he conditions in Tokio is given
iniii-iil»li~,ei':iiii from lllinislcr Lloyd Uris- sutl
rviiitn tlu-.scci'el.nry of state, whicii was sul
tiriinaiiticii today to President Roosevelt. ant
'i’li.- I-:iliii-graiii follows: be
TOKIO, Sept. 10th, 1005, hav
't`lic rioioiieo ot a fow forelgiiers and hal
ilu-iilla<-lc outliiristian churches report ins
ulia my |a'evious lclegranis should no gun
PAINFUL ACCIDENT
AT MARINE WHARF
u.~i
A painful accident tonic place at Marina
“-||,|,'|' yer,-[ei-iiiiy foranoon about eleven ' 
ullorir hy which Uliarles Burns, son o
.liivli-cu' llurus was badly hurried about
lim lace and iiiny probably hnve his Dye- n
.~i;;liti~|i'i-cti-illiy the explosion of iicely- L
Ii-ini ig.-is lieiiig ;.;enei‘i\led from cnlciuiii
uii‘I>idi: for the neiv gas buoy to be used
ull' I"i|zi'uy Siioiil. I
This ini-.y was on a scow between the
Staiilvy :uid the Iiriiiit til. the Murine
iil.iii‘l,irei\i\~iiig its 2400 lbs of calcium ear-
biilcla-fnrifiieiiig towed to position over "
the .~dioai.~.'i‘liu carbide was being placed in C'
tliei-est-i~\-oirliy several men, under the d
:Iii-ei-tioii ot Mr. Oicott, the expert from 2"
Prescott, Ont-, where tho buoy is niariufiic- "“
,.
lui-ed. .iw the men were tlii'o\\'in;.; the °n
Ii|ui|..~: of 1-iirhidlz froin the tina into the ‘wr i("""l ‘ww “°"d“"'“c‘l by umkuv' Mr'
Iauiy one iileci-, struck the edge of the iriiii A-ye
rim, iiiziliiiig ii spiirk which ignited the
gas at the iiioutli ofllie reservoir, mis
ivliii-liliiiil i_feiu~ri|lcll by moisture tliiit.
liiul iuiiiid its way inside. Burns received I
tuu
hav
exp
m H
A1' St ()iitIii~i'ines, August ‘Jiltli to'i‘Iioiu- -é I’ *_ __ N-
Al. Vigg ou Sepl. llltli after ii short ill-
css Neil McI’iierson, iigcil 75 yearn.
0 St. .loneIiiiii'.~i CIiui'cli,Veriioii River.)
In thc city on Sept. I:!tIi, John I..
iliielii.-.'~i,ii,1_fi-il'/'l.
[l"uni-i-al iioiiee later.)
Ai. Soni-is liiiist, on the Liltli of i\iig\i.‘¢i.,
fter only three days” illness, i"loi'u. B.
McLean, aged llve years und t.\vi_-ive
ys,,llie second youngest rliiuglitcr D
niel and Annie Melloiiii. She leaves
sisters. The funeral which took place
the 25th was largely attcndcd. 'I‘Iic
tl
rs.
Goats FARMER To HEATH.
[l"uiii-,riil on 'l`liui'sdt\y iiiorriinig at. t<i.2itl
tliefoi-uc of expl_asioi_1 _f_i_i_ll,in the face, iuul
illrottkliat. was blown to n.toriis.
VViNNii'i:ii, Septeinlier 10. -Jaiiies
\V` ' ' ' ‘ ' ‘ ' "
1-A t
iiilliiope, ii neil liiiouii faiiiiei li\|ii;_»
elvciiiiles soutli-east of Iiiiiiisboro,
W
Mechanics, Farmers, dporlslllefll
T0 |11-11 “lid l0fl¢I\ the lkil-I and removl hull about uooii on Friday. 'i‘lie deceas-
izreaac. nil and rust stains, paint rind earth, eta pd
use The “ Masier Mechnulda " Tar Bonn '
liberiibiietsaa;-v... Mm, tleiibi when lie noticed tho bull iiiiilriiig
fur
L0
Footwear .
Mcn’s Grain Crccdmorcs.
Longer than the average shoe is
what we offer the public when _we
“Ythat we are olfering you our
own make. These shoes are made
Iii our own factory and we are
rlglit here to stand by our work.
aiicloiir reputation is too valuable
I0 be sacrificed by offering S
tile public iiiferlor goods. These
Slwgs are made of long tanned I
grain leather. with clump soles and I
clinched shanlrs, just the shoes for
fall wear as they are water resist-
`l
gm The price is $_I_50 cash which Cash Income, Premiums,
lsdecisively cheap for the high
lll'8d€ Workmnuship put in them. Total Expense.Payinents
We also offer the wonien’s pebble
and Chlldis lace- boots which are Interest Revenue alone more than pays
Substantially made. soles being
nailed. Have you ever been dis-
Hppolated in the wearing quality
Of shoes? Why not try a pair of
hhe above snoes;auyway you should 1|.
_“Ve a look over them. We never
tire showing our goods.
Total Aasetl for Policy-
O holders security, bal
- Q , $l.61 lor every dollar oi lliibl
S l
for ‘iéndgeuts for the Slater Shoe
`=`n___" l
BAGS
-_

CARVELL BROS.
3” “w.1i.,_., ,_
C
get under the fence which the latter
did
years, u'iis unable to e.~ii-ripe before exiiiglil
nsurance in force  . .. $7.646.793~3
New
Rate per i,c.o0 means Insurance in force
Average annual Death
Reserve (being in excess
of Govt. standard) I 44.074-49
lilo! Siirpliil on Policy-
Reiierver for seven years on Hin. table, ,
uliewiiii, was ;_'oi'oiI to di-nth by ii
and his blind sou ivcre piissiiigg thi-
llieiii. 'I`he iiitlu-i' railed for his sou
, hut the dei-ciiscil, on account of
the infuriated ilniiiial.
ih21lWEARS   '
0 o . - - .
  O$ces-RoyalBauk oféanada building.!iuurilercase about thirty years ago, re-
NEIL MCQUARRIE. K- C- iiierii bers the cusi- well. Ile said todiiy
nsurance Com-
:19o4.
Increase, 24 per tent. $i.474.i9l.85
Insurance issued. . $2,238. 157-00
increase, 26 per cent. $609,953.75
Interest, etc., . . . . . . . $zB8.546.5i
lncreue, 26 per cent, $57,566, 9
to Policy-holders, etc. . $166,931.19
Death Claims.
Death Claims during yur $38.5i7.00
5.56 per cent.
Rate I4 years, 2% mos-3.54 per 1000
slowest rate an record lor any company
oi same nge.
Increase, 23 per cent, $l39,7719.l2
i6.o5
ullng
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nl”
go
Relerve.
hoilen Aman! $l54.l4l 56
InIt::Elt?etu:iie;<i‘oIdeiii¢;ErdtN¢t Assets
6 33 per cent.
AGENTS WANTED.
HAS. J. MITCHELL.
General Agent,
Sumincrside. MONEY TO LOAN. I
,. i I ~ .F 1
Joniv A. M.\'rinr;aoN, K. o. ,M ,,,.f
A#iNi:.iaA Mfiouoir/inn.
‘ E. O. BROWN
Mati?3E§2g_E£;0_Mg_Sgs?nald Barrister, Solicitor, Notary Pub-
\vurAllniIriil 'i`o;;o`sllu shi tl M`lr i
night ilre broke out on the Mikasa ut th
[zrent rapidity I
Wil- Smllfllllcllif 11lll0lli.:‘ 1\i‘liiy. navy foot of __ _ ` ' o In all so fiirnsis known live hundred viiiserllinil repaired.
I __uhh__y_ __D“_L_vc___ is “__dc______0o__ to io iiiaiuinast and spread with and iiInet.y~niue iucn were lost including Divers are now at work bringing up the
uioro conservative. Six iie\vspnpcrs _ ' ` many °m°°“' l’°dl°S U' Ph' dem*
Bat they are Repulsed by the Japanese.-The . _ _ " h 'm Th
_:om Attacking the Japanese consisted With Six Hundred Brave Mon at Sasebo-Story of the Tragedy-“Toll
p____c___a"y of Bandits A Definite Rb for the Brave, The Brave that Are No More, ` All Sunk 'Beneath »
mme of .rokio Conditions -the Wave, Fast By Their Native Shore"-_-Admiral Togo
__ Not on Board.
considered lo iiulicaie nny general _ _ _ _ _ _ V
foreign or iiiiti-Gliristiiin feeling. . ',
rornmr was _"mu i__cmU____l _____l IOKI". i`1<‘i'i~ l3"(Siie<:iiil) -After eoiiiiiig] The cioiv were brat to quarters and ` The cause of the tire has not yctheeii U'
RUSSIANS MADE TOGO’S GALLANT FLAGSHIP IAN
ANOTHER ATTACK BURNED, EXPLODED, SUNK
m_____r _hw to s__0md___ _______g0"_ seiitliless t_Iirough thc |lci‘Celiiit~tles OE' the worked nuhly. but in less t,h.i|| ,m 1,0" Ie,"-m¢.(_ River was formally opened today thus
to the RUSSIA" church _md some ___ _ _ _ tr. il. ie i asnlilie lhinies rerieheil the after magazine Deep glooin has been cast over the completing another link in the Capo to
_ve Cl_r_Su____S_ The mob o_______cd lo uit i_ ici _view and di-tucliuicnts from _und \\'it\h trciiiendous explosion ti portion, whole people hy this terrible ami dramatic ohh,
__________ one A___cr_______ ____u__c__ ___ thu _______ otlilei _\es_seIs_\veiit to the bottoiii today ‘of the ship's eldo was blown out. She clinuix to the wariind the one liriglit spot P__of_ Dnrwm who omL__m_cdw____“0__M__l
i__w__.cou_d show nn A___________m "_m_r_ u__f0r_ hut s ie__i.ur;'ied with Iicr Six iiunili-eil went down iinniedii\tel.V~ amid tho elond of sorrow is that Adiiiirnl on
“Ny ____ ______m _"___ N__v__s______0____ __i_ihr_oe_; \\.io_ ia;l liiz_i\c1i__tlie oneiuyslire \_\'iien the fire was first. disc-overi~.d Togo was not on hoard the Mikasa when p____n_med persons to travel in clecmu
e dur______ _______y ___onu_s r____`_cd __o_________ ____ __"____i:i_p__i_1__ t\_\__ioi_ii iiid risked their lives nssistiiiicu was sent from i-he otliersliips the t.rl\i¢C_d)’ occurred. _ , _Q _
L.c,,,,_hm so high Lhnt im___"sc ‘hw “_______ ___ __E_c_<_l;\__-S~_n S _ _ iii the harbor and iiuiiiliers of these uien The liiilrasnrests in co_iuiii\i'iitively chal-
Shuuon with thu _c_____s of __c__u__ "__ iisebo Iuirlior lu-st were iinioiig the victiins. low wliterund il. in believed she can he
Station Last Night ff
vIiiii~;:e1i \\'ii Ii stealing ii shirt wiilst iuid ii
George Sli-eel., about u iiiontli uno..
The girl ivns recognized on tho strccl. U
Inst evening hy Mrs. Bishop \vlio sci.-iireii “,
ii. warrant. and had her npprcliended Inter hx
at the lioine of Mrs. Kirby. Otiicer Kig-
Ienvc .uid luis been in the Lity ful several [
iiioiitlis. gi
 l_:
5;?
C0
Barrlsters, Solicitors, etc,_ ii
SUMMERSIDE P I: I. alt
E. ARSENAULT. -
i-5 dw it
Proceeds of sales remitted prumgtiy. Mnrkel vie
rice: a ul li li I
fouchedf "“ 'PP °° °"' ‘_,§‘:.|',3;‘f"”" vi/:ted on purely cirounisliintiiil evidence
lie
hrowu'n Block, Charlottetown, P. R. l.
AFTER 1ANv/mv and]
oi=i=ice_ uoLmAN auii.DiNe, ,_;=_;»_f_f_i_¢;¢_;h3_»_=g;_-;=5_;_1;_§_-;_'_',~ P
Next door to Royal Bank, Water Si.
li
. _ _ W
I.a.si iiiighi. about. hiill past nine o`cioc-It on
i"loi'i-iv llnvis, ugcil 22, wus iiri~re.~ited W
ring frolii Illrs. (icoi~;.:e Bi.~'Iiu|i, (ii'ei\L'_h,
hi
gina iniida the arrest. ge
'l‘lio iliivis girl luis served ii term in thc cv
I’eiiitv|\l.Iiii~y at iloicliestui' for steiilingi th
ut Ilulifnx. Shu vtus released on ticket of_ .f
li
*  tlirougli (lhlo ami this piiri. of the country,
M u M  R D B R os. Miss Gronibiiclier wus about 17 years old
null very beautiful. She wits found in ilu-
an Pf0i|l|OQ C0lUll1|S5|0l1 HGNIIIIIIU bushes I»et\\'eeii Youiig.~itown and Poland
MUMl!0lD‘B BUlLDING. with ii. veil tied iironiid her tliroiil..
P y’ ARGYLE STH HALIFAxr N* S- Clinrlcs Sterling thc tramp who was I
riead oince, Toronto, I. »af.§.'.“'i‘i‘$.-l.‘,'H$’.iiH`}}‘iH?.‘i.fi'fli}§{`i‘iiiZ.f’hiiiif, l'“"»<°“ iv" the °1'i'"°» WHS me I" tim `
oine Salient Features from Report nl
w A `oA;6nso~ K C c MVA" DUFF at the first trial. A woman from Ciiiinilu,
' ’ * who said she was Sterliiig`s luotlier, cauie
to see him before he was hanged, but the
  rclutlonalilp was denied by Sterling.”
lcntity niid the awful secret. of my
'retelied life. I can endure it no lonizer.'
The fort-;4oiii;( note was found by Frank
1- of his liiiiiost liiiiiils called Fi .ink
as tried for tho murder of Lizzie Groni
ouNi.~'ro\\'.\', Ohio, Sept il -Notliiug
.Y
it iiuinu had foriiierly lived in that
he niurder of Lizzie Grouihiicker oc-
well know iiewspnper iiiiiii of tliiii
y \\lio reported the Gronibtiilier
‘The crliiie ciiusi-il intense excitement.
e been suspeuderl. Martial law pro 5 L
._,,, ini iiifsiii ii sivs :viii Hiicii iiiiiu iuiiiiv 
. cp
ily will continue for some tinie, thus
_.\_ “mi Mrs 510,-m\.~_ ,,.|,,,,u|,|_L.,~_ __ Laura, Bell, Wood Islands; Minnie
~ . __ _ __ ,_ _ _ _ Bell, Pollard, Nortliport; McClure,
”`%`..... ` F'°"‘“ "M Aged 22 "fm  Burglar f~f°f<=d»Pf~vaf@ cfm  
Taken to the Pohce Siothcr, Mrs. Cntlierinc Hcrzlg of Girard, d B  0 t
liio The enclosed letter will reveal iny an eat 8 ccupan    n
into Insensibillty
yer, who lives on ii cliilni riciir lilddeii __ » Ah
00d.tl1iS 1'0\1l\try. Itwas \vi'iltcu bv MoN'i~iiiiAi,, Seat. 12-(Special)-ivliiie ¢o,,,s
' _ H ' N - " .liiinos Hriiiiilloii, it local produt-edcnler, Drill
ho hasdisa i- rel
pltii i. _ _ ._ . » _ , it minted l iiirriintgc for Naval ani Mill-
In mm ,eww me “rnclh w"___ __ig____d uns nloiio in his ollicc today t\\o_nieii __:_l_; i i
n|,`Q|{ U|,,||-10,, }|¢,~,ig_ ,-,lyhz entered and while one of thciii pointed mm
“Ilciir Mr. ilyer-iii the early sevcntka n revolver in his face the other beat hiiii gm"
"`|“"‘ St""ll“H- “ ““l’P°"°‘l l"‘ml’» ""5 into insensibliity. pointed chiiirinan and Lieut. H. L. Be-
Gliiirlus lsterling was an innocent innn. _ _]
um guilty of the murder of “mt young Tho rolilici'.~i took seventy-tive dollars. TES;
il, L  880,,
(Shriicil) “ClIARi.i'iS IIlCR7.l(}." _ ` wi-_,» Mmh
_ yer und his ni-Iirlibuisi have niiuic ii I  than
sciircli without success for the body of Mid E\\1\rl\llU'=0Il |,|Sm
_ _ . ciii~uIureiii:liiiniI
H;/"55 ovory fo rin of lmndeii In to Lieut. Il. L. Bethune.
'il L ‘. i I
itching, bleeding
i hi Ii itlo. You can uso it url
"°l".§`.?.‘i...i2’S§»"i..I’.i. if .......ii..ii iw., ia .ru
Sgaiiim or EDM/iNaoN, Bxrns & Co.. Toronto.
The Cut
of the Clothes I
I.~» tho main point in ri suit..
U! cuiirae tha pai-Mculiir put-
toi-ii nt the cloth adds
aoniotliiii to the look-hut the
c\ii.~welll,z wu nhiuo ther-o.
To be
Identified
l Aa a well ilrcsi-ied man you ,
| must have clotliea that are up
_ ui lho inlniito for style.
inity during the day and was con
was tried twice, the jury iilsrigrceing
mrgieiion Iarloyinzk skagdm G E O' 8' I N M A N Block, lately morled by P-L Hllllrd. IC
‘S """- Barrister, Solicitor, Notary, etc North Side Que.. suture. Morin in ion `
liauey lolouu. Collections made.
B I Dillon. llonlugue, P. B. I.
E. . W LLIAMS,
Barrister. Solicitor and Notary. A A. More-ii, ic.c. Donnie mziaaoii
MCLEAN I McKlNNO|||
ii ryr
i
N_1i‘rAiirl6E |'uii|.iU, &c.
Chiu-lottotown. Prlneo lulwnril In
imrh (iiiico. uoorirohown. l’. E. laiand.
5-ill dw A mon
D5
()lfl<`I(‘.l1LS!-0 iiallornn Building, Groot
_ Georg? Struct next llank of Nova Seo (Ilia:
lotto wn, l’. IC. iulaiid.
5-96 W tf
= _E Y _
"C, &C;
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Wo iiiiiko ilioiii.
CRAIG & KIGGINS,
Clotliiers,
Queen Street.
6-15 dw I yr.
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MALLWODD.C. R. Ban-later and Attorney
at-Law, Nou\ryPubile, etc.. Odeo : Cameron
ARTIFICIAL TEETH
The beat of satisfaction, moderate
rices. I
Extraction free of charge at
nga. _.i._P. ihu_nR_Av
OTHER LINI( IN
CAPE CAIRO R’LWY
e New Bridge over the Zambesl River at
Victoria Falls Formally Opened Yesterday-
The Highest in the “World Being 4200
Above the River at Low Water. `
\ _
ii'1‘oiii.\ li'/.i.i.~i, Sept. i2.~tS|iecial.)-- lighted saloon cars to a place which
a bridgii over tho Ziiinbesi River
heroic explorers had only few years ago
spent many months ot fruitless endeavor
o railroad,
to reach.
This bridge is the liiglieat in the world
the remarkable acliiovenient which
TRADE AND SHIPPING.
PORT OF CHARLOTTETOWN.
li ar: S. S. Olivettc, Turner, Bostoni
\V. Roebliiig, Heater, Halifax;
nino. Chatham N. Li.; Annie,
iillfnx; Janette, Irving, Rloliibucto,
B ; Aniiie,Suiidley,Cape Toriiieiitliie;
.é
sg
lining 420 feet above tha river an low
writer.
It crosses the gorge at Victoria Falla
, and is of the cantilever type.
_Ulill'S Fllllllll
iiiissiiiiii
 E E  nningf if mm, wig |NNgg[Ni "Mgmt  "°¥;;‘.."‘1‘i.lii"“t..§;:’"..L‘"
Paper in Rome
ROME, Sept. 12.-(Special)-The Tribu-
ai today published the rumor froai Tin
C_A A A  'l‘sin that the family ot Baron Kouiura
. . . __
aineeting of the olilcers and non~
of the ~ltli Regt. C. A. held at the
Hull last. evening coirimlttees were
ad been assassinated.
WEATHER TODAY. _
1...
*"’?H;`x?».=3f’-»!'»12§£'~5\'??-%'§7ii31?i‘¥2\&A‘£‘i$ ~""' ~‘
Sportx on Monday afternoon, Sept. N*
to take place on the C. A. A. A. Toiiouro, Sept. 13. -(Speeial.) -Fresh
WIS- Cllili- W- li- PWWSG “W4 Bile winda,iinsettled with showers.
. ` When Hamilton became conscious he l9h\"\0. SGW-
ickor, n beautiful young \vonin.n residing _ _ Th
M. y0,,,";stDWn_ in Mnhonhlg ,,ounhy_ found himself locked in his refrigerator Sack
hio. lie was convicted on circumstantial but with the aid of a small saw inanaged team
idcnce and was hanged for the crinia iii to get 0“¢_ cle R
1' cuuuiy _iiiil at Yoiini.;stnvi'n. He was badly out about the head. yds
efollowing program was ndoptcdz-
Race; Relay Race 1 iniie~l men to
;Tug of War ii) men to team; Ohsta.
tice; 1(lily1lsdii.~ili; :Ml yds dash; 410
dash; HHH yds diiali "open"; High S
p; liroad Jump; Wheel linrroiv Race;
e Legged Race. All events excepting
ds will he confined to the Niivy and
ia. No pulnii will ho iipiireil to niake
‘l
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CHICAGO MARKETS-
nroaoo, Septemberiit- lspeolal -
0 ,
opt. Com 432 Dec. Com 53
“ Wheat Eiii “ Wheat HAH
“Pork $14.72§ “ Pork $15.2()
_ _ _ . _ . and protrudi _
_ “'_‘_l -"L l"_=2"°_‘_‘ 01  :_i°‘(;f1 pri... sr... iA..a.......i..i.. i.. ii.. pr... ...ni iii Min..-di, L|,.,m,.,,¢ R,,||.,.,e. N,u,,|g
‘ auii ysiip|iosc< o ve ne/ir i rar . i o
_L   hue ki_io\\_a_0f ii_M_i's. (hitlierliic ii::i‘zi_g___ut
Barrister and Attorney iirari , a t iongi inquiry was niiu e o ie DR- cHASE'8  »
Pt t.ll.'.."itil.f'| f "
()I~`l<`If‘.E: Upst»<lii's]li'ii1:ulIrickIiuildiiitl U38 "ms er “IN mu m n “un 0    
 P. E.  vicinity.
(l.\'l<l\' 'i‘t> LOAN on good iiucuilty cl' land T
nioderitto i-aio of interest.. ‘
-littsaiidwtl I1i~r>:iist; ourred in 187-l and Charles Sterling, n _
i' 1*-' T trniiip, was liiiniresl for the criiiie in D577
aitei l\\o tilnlw. Sterling niiiiiitiiined his
.ii :rss iMu  
  °' ““‘ “"’”” 0 IIHNIB .ISBIIBII ‘";1?;i:::.‘:.,‘"i.;;1i.  
~ 
ing to Commence the
Study of Medicine.
The Medical Council of this Province
desires to draw the attention of all
students who intend to commence or
who are now stud ing medicine to the
clauses in the Medical Act (clause 9 and
io and subsections thereof) which re-
quire all students to register with Reg-
istrar Sec‘y of the Council before they
commence their studies.
Students failing to registerwill be de-
barred from their professional examin-
ation,
For copies of the Medical Act und
further particulars apply to
S. R. JENKINS.
Registrar Sec’y.
Aug 16 wed, sat, wtw 6w.
Chas. F. Davison
Funeral Director and
Embalmer
Oflice and showrooms, Prince Si., op-
posite Baptist Church. Residence, foot
of Prince St. Having added to my
equipment one of the utest improved
casket lowering devices, and a line pair
of horses, and having had eihht years
experience in the business am pre-
pared to do all work in a thoroughly
np~to-date manner. All calls promptly
attended to at any hour of the day or
night. Odire telephone, No. 289, real
dence, No. 192. Iune 6 tta & wtf.
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Cape Brctoii Ads
 &  Beargterh tioilclton
9 an on n llauq
o Loan-Straight lpau ar lrom Building nur
Com .
“Saou liiulianhe Block, lydney. C. B.
noon sou. nr.. n. aownm l.aoaa. IA. r.. L i
R» 19"" LBPWEI-L» ll-D iriiur J. ii. Meiiisiiji'
Phyalchn and Surgeon
(HARVARD.)
P (:,¥,$£,¥f,,,,,§,,'.l,`  T' iiuilzisreii AND .i1roiiNav.ir-|.iw. L
Charlottetown, P. E. I.
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££ 4 1
G. I. MURPIIY & C0.
noURS_Unu1 1° oiehmk -_ mu I lo. Cor. Quooii oiui lilchiitond Btn., Ch'town.
p. ni., 7 to B p. ai. is-6 dw i T:l;’g’:_‘_‘;":;_;';f‘;‘° W' om” “L
General Commission Flerchnnts
island Produneliandied on commin
When your well ltochedatorewal
going to burn down, you could
wait to iiilure until the weak be
fore, but
When it ls Destroyed
You are too inte. Ruueuiber the
old adage, "There to no time like
the preaeiit."_and no illunnoe
like oun.
sion _ _
Prmrpt returns made.
15 w lyr
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Bl. I-I. B 'El Il IR.
Representing Phoenix of Hartford
Canadian Quebec.
fteriioon it .suci-ess in the sportiiig
ry of P. E. I. All entries will he
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School
Maps.
Stelnberger. Hendry iz.
Co’s Howard Vincent
Map of the British
Empire, size 72x63-
net price . . . . . . $6.00
Copp Clark Co’8. new
Map oi the Dominion
of Canada, size 96x6o.
  56,00
Gage’s Maps of the Do-
minion, Hemlspheres,
North America. etc.,
-each ..  “$4-,OO
MacKlnlay’s Map of the
Maritime Provinces,
  $5.00
Map Drawing Books,
Prang’s Drawing Books.
CARTER & C0., Lid.,
' Charlottetown,
Booksellers and Stationers-
 
 
TBI: STE AMER
‘City of London”
Will until further notice leave Steam
Navi ation Co'a wharf on Tuesda a
[P    `\l:;;:_d_i5_c“a¢!1_:y;; m. for Hailidayvd
Thursday at 6a. m. and 3 p, in. for
McEwcu'| and West River Bi dge.
Friday at .30 u m. and p. m. for
Hlekey’». lia¢§_e_rt.y'i mi Hayden
Wharvol, But ver.
Saturday at 7.oo a. rn. for C*-apaud.
Every Monday to Vernon River
fridge, according to tide.
Tu day at p m. for China Point.
Wharf, tide and weather permitting.
T. J. CRAIG,
Manager.
-6d lf. Charlottetown.
An Average Daily Circulation of at Least, 3ooo is Guaranteed for |905
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