~ kept well stocked. A well suPP1i°d
o
aeffp .~` »a >;  '-.».~f.'3,. »:- ;,_`,‘-!,»`_1»""f'-f`-:.3'-»‘.~.- *.`:`”” i'}"5_7;"" `-_'-`i"V`"  'I  if . '~
 .en  -_-5....  . 'tif f--  - ~
_ _ . l
thellorris Block, we will continue L
the business in its various branches-
 at lowest prices for cash only,
Kiss B. M. Hornsby. who has mana-
ged the business in the past, will be
incharge ofthe store, and will be
“ ~ placed to attend to all old customers
and many new ones-
A choice new stock of Wall Pape"
will be at once put on sale, 9-Bd “ll G
dqartments of the business will beA
news sand will be a special foiifnfel
d the business. The store willnbe
known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.
TIIE Bllllll GDIPAIY.
Successors to F. J. Hornsby.
.Harris Block, chiowu. March 16» 1°°°-
‘A _ _ _
anna’
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#ililfiliililslfi
Your*
llillineri
Our workrooms will
rushed this week; if can-
* lisugssnloo
__ islam
venient, we ask you. and #
will consider it a favor for #
those who can, to leave#
their trimmed hat order*
as early in the week as
_ possible.
erkins & CQ
The Millinery Leaders. *
_ secured
insuiinc  
  ire, Marine, lie.
_ All British Companies. Risks taken A
, Agents.
` Telqahone 67
tr F1
 Special Rates
._ A _ _ _ theirjudicia.l system,civil and criminal is V Balance Cf OHI' CI'3.°h
:__ ““*“° ’§°”d.“‘C “Y ‘”. P°W’.“§1- W1" bf _ For Tourists-Fergu-'on’s celebrated `
 &°lv¢Y¢<-’¢-\ ¢\’¢ 111 01° m°f111118- SHS” wrwcr in the hands of the consular courts. Eng- _
5 ‘ .xldteant the Florida Hotel and returned in
the evening for but $1.25 each. Coach will meet lish, French and Germans are judged by
.-lllsuch parties any day in the week on my _ _ _
 nggiving _ two hom-5 notice, Omer speoiai their own courts in these foreign settle-
Brnngements can be made at an time
 Having purchased from Mr. F. J. a
Hornsby the stock and good will of J
, lim books and Stationery Business in 5
ness in certain places whit-hare known as
ness or pleasure; theright toimport goods
upon the payment of a duty prescribed by
A 4 THE GUARDIAN _ CH.\R.LO'1'l'ETQWN. PRINCE EDVVARD
mi- _ A A _ 5 vm AAF A - f = - - i ~ I-I
5P¢¢ia\ N011iC¢ THE GUARDIAN
R
rising is ably discussed by a valued clcri- town residents. And surrounding the
cal correspondent in another column. It Common was to bea Royalty, with a
is, however, natural to assume that the ~much/larger number of lots, say of ten or
nd fearlesSA aiming bo be’ special privileges accorded to missionaries more acres each. In this way Charlotte-
un’ |mp."|.|, Re||ab|° Nawgy, and their zealous efforts for the spread of town, in Queens County, Georgetown in
hereforeas zealots and priests of heathendom to an County were laid out with a Common
he Peop1e’» Paper. extent beyond what mere commercial rc- anda.Roya1ty surroundingeach. In the _
Published at its olllces, New Prowse lations would But this is no fault of the case of Charlottetown the Common origin-
Blo L. North ide P tOfll t th fol ~ ' ~
l0w€I;§, mum i,ay,,bf;sin adf;’n;ie,_ 6 ' missionaries or the great cause they re- ally contained twelve or thirteen ten acre \,
Nlorniii Edition dail ‘ice tSrinda l
_ Q _ M '
 - Y ~ ~ ~f On 'I'-lard
three msmths $100; neI§’yir€AAAAAIlAAAAA$4A00 present lots, and the Royalty nearly six hundred AAA A"  8- _ |
Semi_week1y Edm0n(M0nd_ &Thu,-_) ____-_ such lots. The title to these lots was 1,1, A, .
er yr $1 50 in advance $1 25 )
it-..'kiy soho.. <i~h...s.i;.y>"',;a'y'.; ' °°N°HRN\Nfl!.! Qatar!!! vested in 1bfGf°“'°_°fG°v°m“===t» and 5.  ,`_ 
$1.25: in advance . _ . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . .
_.$1.00 ____ I persons obtained a title by payinga stipu_ , A J \f4"AA  A AA
,,.,,,¢,, °"|¢,, Tourists who come' to ohoriomtowo lated sum and Ohtsinivsscrant, or patent » ' -'    _ A  nd A
have beeln 'estalglished at the f<A>)1Alowin£ sometimes inquire what is the meaning ll! Lh6S0ver€1£§I1S11HID€- Hence the term t A if/IQ” ‘ ‘ '  _ `A
_ ` ` ' ’ » I y . . . . - ‘ » `_ A _ _ ' A - `
gLf:"§’;° }‘I’1!_f)’i`;:;1dA“‘;f£’,lé;_‘;A'i‘;"i;g_f‘5j ob xggrk of Charlottetown Royalty. For their in- Royalty. For all civic purposes, taxation , - i\\\ff  A    ! 
and other gusigess tran§act§d:- D K formation it may be stated that long ago 600-. the COUIIDOII IS Vlrtllnlly ll D8»1't 01’ the » `Yw,,f' 1/- V  t B f _ . I I
S mersi e, urrie’s oo store- _ - _ _ _ _ ‘_ '
um C,m.ieA Managen when the Imperial survey of the DOWII. But the civic authorities have no A " A <  h 5
A1b¢rf§H»ttar:%1\A;0rt0Itl B00kSff01’°'-G- S' Island was made, it was divided into control over the Royalty,Land the property A (A 5 AAI Yin," and *hem (mt ° "5 an
Sourig I-llast, 'felegigpe office-R, Seaman, three counties, which in turn were sub- owners and residents of the Royalty do ' ~ ’ “"”"" "9 “ble d0Wn ltfln- .
Agent- divided into lots or townships each not, as such, pay city taxes or vote in
J. E. B. MCCREADY, J. P. HOOD, of which townships was granted to a civic elections. '
Editor. Bus`l[Da<~§3§gerA single proprietor. In each county land --if   AR I   
 ` kA__D_, __ _“___ WHS l`¢S€l'V€d f0l‘ 3 °0\ll1tY WWII. Mid the For the information of the very large
surveyor’s instructions were to lay off the and respectable portion of the community
 G _  town proper in a certa.iuway,with streets, who do not see The Watchman we may " ‘I tt
5<l\18l'€S and building 10tS Of ll Cefblllll say that it yesterday sneered several 0 
_ _m=___ ___ f size. Outside the town proper was to be times at THE GUARDIAN and appiied 9,
WEDNESDAY, Aucusi- 1, isno. _C<>mmon.resorvef1 for several prwtursge number of choice epithets tothisjonrnal, 
_ ____AAA*_ *NA _ purposes for the benefit of observing among other things that liquor ‘ »
tra ing 'and other rights and privileges  
which foreigners have acquired inChina. C' _ ,   It is rep0rted_;l°];b`Britain and the
The most important of these are the right 1 United States will demand satisfaction
to lease land, to live and transact busi- .

ci: ,_='-'
(li
/fv
E liburgrt Jck ” Candy _
vid: B|.¢(jWN_ ments,and cases between Chinese and A '
“ J .Florida Hotel.
”` Pownal June 6 lf,
x
~_» Proprietor i
O
i 1 -*
.4 _
 The Most Reliable ggg
'e - Place to have your repair work
done is the place that takes
the most interest in your
needs.\Ve strive to accmoxno-
date all who leave any work
with us, by prompt attention
and quick despatch of same.
We have the reputation of
being “O. K." on repair work.
Give us a trial and be con~
vinced that what we sav is
tru c. '
foreigners are tried in a mixed court in
which a. mandarin sits.
Of course all these acquired rights of
fareigners have been seriously menaced
by the present troubles, and one of the
causes for the apparent reluctance ofthe
powers to declare war against China is
that a war terininates all treaties, and the
disturbed districts, large as they are,
form but a fraction of the whole Empire.
S0 it is mentioned in the trade journals
as a somewhat remarkable fact that the
volume of trade with China. has been so
I alll si liilels
5
_ , Foundes, Engineers. Machin
f~ ists and Boiler-makers.
 Steam Navigation Co’s Wharf.
,_ , ' Charlottetown, P,E. 1,
gf .1 Phone 125
iff.. ~ ‘
"""=< far but little reduced by the present
 N) ll' BL
'H -if ai? as
;?A§t_i-A.=AAbeen more than satisfactory this spring --Our STOCK.
“L ' _=..i:‘.>, and PRICES are sure trade winners-Before you
-i>ee_ what we can do for you-STORE CLOSES at 6 pl'
excepting SATURDAY’S open until 10 p. m.
Wright & Go, Ltd.  
trouble.
How far the iiiission;ii'ies and missions
have been exciting causes for the Boxer
.__ -` --.- --- " `“"- "`l
Pastuerized milk at Pickard’s Grpciréry.
Free samples of pastuerized milk de-
livered in the ciytéy to any address left at
the Factory. ater St. Call, send, or
One cup Ralston Breakfast
Food cooks enough for five
persons----_there are six full
cups in every package.
Sliced dates and Ralston
Breakfast Food make a de-
licious dessert. Our “Little
Book of Ralston Recipes”
tells of other dainty dishes.
A coupon in every package
Secures a copy.
FOR SALE BY
JENKINS dt SON
The Corner G rocers.
v
 F U RINITURE 
SALES"
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t _ _ _ _ _
treaty ports; the right to travel under cxun ries named during the rebellion in
c i if _  A 
passport throughout the country for busi-  WB AA o um ia  The  Leaders! 
/ I
j A BAD CASE or ASTHMA
_ _ I _ _ 5; M1s~Ge<>ree Budden.Putman_vi11e,0nt- l B C'
treaty; the right to tradewith the Chinese -_ie Whavs so nice as 8 refmshin \'\ll)', §)srs=»-” -1, feel it my duty to recommend ' - _ A
people and toemploy them in any service;  bath Wham so nice as E  ti&F:8a§°h§‘§3;’Q;P§§t£‘:;’E°§gUB'i)‘;('£u§£§l% _ . _ ». f
the right tobuild and operate manufactor-  . .little addition A of 'A nice _A toilet -AAA, gglggtéhiug At;<;A¢ilé>dii;<lsea;i‘y _ 
ies at the treaty ports, including the 1_(A\A‘,\.l ,yuan We cury 5 Aspfeudid  ”h¢'hMPegiedibA “dit proved success.; i ---r»==»»---......t.....,_o..._ ..._
fight ¢°fm»°ff= m=~=hf=ff»= md mums I  an of  ~ -   “iid %‘l.“1°`}.."""w"li'w§ '““
right to :oooh the christian religion. /(til a £u1(‘;i5lin'é`, best iperf "fiziijioogh the noi. of this rilmgayf ikogfili
Under this missionaries my ioaoo or ‘L  all odors; fine jipodges. ,,{,";‘;§’ft§§§§§,:.l” me “‘“°»“““ “’°“‘“ ”°‘
purchase land and reside anywhere in the   em: aw- A ' _ -\\\i"/ji” ' Y I I l
E _ _ _ A  55'( _ Q __ -  g
I
mpire, whether they are traders or A    *gg low Fever Outbreak.
not' _ \‘\\ I I 5 e» ’ ' V -~  fi-;'I‘he yellow fever outbreak among the
Th ht ff ' ' ll ~ » i
eng ° °I°’g”ers t° ‘mmn 3'»°°d5 __.- ' ;   s@_0l'¢» A3 Unitedstates troops at Pinar del Ria
at the treaty ports is subject only to the ' -__ `  »   de.  `  Cuba, has assumed serious proportions. V
payment ofa duty of Hve per cent, and* _ffl;)l _QQ A C,  y-A;-`_  if; AA.  ~ ._
China cannot change or increase the duty \‘ Q M ¥`   ‘ ' "  "  ‘“ KIDNEY DISEASE AND BACKACHE
except under a. new treaty. But China I I _
>; "“f;~1‘;
a,
< ~ Mr. Patrick J .McLaughlan, Beauharnois
can and does obstruct trade with the in- gggeiissetahtltifi *<iY§Iv>`¢zi>s;l2l-.o¥<l)1le§)wi2l11g{Sid=§fl1‘:§
N A , . _ A . A _ I ’ _. A y
tex-iAAor and obtain further revenue by im- A ll;;lA;1};%tSb?A<;I:i1ssl:l%9IAl(.uiidt£rr<;p)§iéfl’;;>It;ys?et;;i;ti
| posing the hkm. or border duty. whore aiisorts of odicmos butgot no relief until
good- so om oe pwwe me who .   i».lls'°i~.§‘2..8...i;f.€,';i:“.:.§'%iil'.”i::s
theyare imported to another province. the old troubles seemtobe driven outo
Under the treaty rights foreign SettA]e_ \Ve_havo just received some _oi h/Ian; m%Vsystem.” One pill a dose,25 cents a' box
ame May’s (Boston’s Complexion bps 0 haw 10"!! WIOUBND lb 1`€Kr€tt1}b1€ _g
ments have grown up, which have fan al- mum) True; prepnauoas including  Q- C ot es m 0 by Us are gultl»Bt86d U0 RC.
` U I .
most independent status. They are built . Ha k  h t A A V
on land ceded by the Chinese Government Almondlne and French cream'  aine cg 71 I  ' 
 _ ;:;::;;'.;;"¥_;;*.‘;‘;';;“'2.;i°:;.;S _;';_;‘;‘; hcD0I1l1lli'S D1' ‘lg Sm" 9' of Bathing Suits' 3° ‘f @ ~
skirts going at prices, 950,
$1.45 and $1.65. Just to be
seen to be bought. Jas.
Paton & Co, f- 30 tf
For the ,lit-tle fellows: ' 100 suits for St
urday.The styles for the little fellows th
spring are better than last. Light color
with asmall collar on the jackets,predom
nate.A' good many of the vests open in the
front, and are double and single breasted.
See us for your little fellow’s outfit-$2.00
and $4.00.-Jas. Paton & Co. 28 Lf
Ventilated corsets 35 cents andthe' fine
feather weight ones 95 cents.- Jas."Paton
&_ Co. » 18 tf
White pique and white duck.-Lots of
it here at Paton`s. 18 tf
Bought before _the rise.-100 nien's fine
suuiincr light weight Saxony wove under-
wear, worth up to $3.00 a suit, going at
»%2..il*,Awoii t shrink; also see our cotton
Biilln-iggnn underwear at 750., $100, and
, $1.50 a suit. All sizes from 32 to 44.-~.]as.
Paton 8: Co. 18 tf
Bicycle pants at $1.75 and ladies’ bicycle B
skirts at $4.50 at Paton 8: Co’s. 31 tf_
At 1. th __ S ll -
shorts elgesngtiilsrj %Verwe t lplliuqer coatb
pearl, red navy blue: Prices $2.50, $3_06,
$4.50, $5.00, $6.50.-Jas. Paton & Co. 31 ti
teleph0ne_~` V  '_ *W B ` ' '»~Y-_ ._ .. »-AT' B3 - - ' L
.ff sale of crash skirts and ., ’ tho
blouges, also children’s ready-mthydse mpin;
_foresand bo 'odd tsio to~i
.-   to-morrow atyRatonCo’s. r (alhltfndf
‘A ___ W&Sh G00dl.-»~DH¢k, 861? nj linen
Eton Jackets. fbout fifty little kiitlsuits
twat the isiaoa, :nomo §s°°“._., ..“.’..ll“..“°‘“....,‘7€.°.‘.§'..».*‘.l.,§’,li‘f.3*:.;_
$4.00 forkilt suitrdress 35mm 33,50
ion and  Coat of children’seoats,redand blue,$3.50and;5
Bf°a=ho» Sods Te and i:ss::ff'.'l'.*:°.=*.¢_~";°z:':.‘;°°vi‘c@“§°.
A big coat sale. Swellsu _ gg
C0565 $90333’ em’ shortloogtho. ver-y~styiish,iiin;»}'i‘-§§`»,f"a§t°v'i`n_
` dish, mottled, stone color, Steel, pearl,
red  .- _-'. s.  _
Sunnyside Queen Square.
H. TAYLOR.
.ii
ii
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ia
. ns and blue Price ,__ $300
50 #E300 $6.50 $800 $10.11!, $11.00as
igh asseventeen. Nothing _ A » be
adin the city. Just 
ug; bride'or_the Julye ther. as. :Anti n i
4
_ llers in the City Council are now “quite 1
our E|_AnoNs wmi ciliNA. Se _ 0 
R A acceptable to THE GUARDIA ” h t T n
~- Headache  ° “ ”
WHA th A by _ E GUARDLAN is “worse than Pineau." is
` IC 626119111 pil lCl!1 lll‘Op8RIl _
_, BIHOIISDGSS. BQUI' 8_i0UJ8Ch» COHSUDU' “hypocritical."“awolfin sheep's clothing," 
countries are sympathetically concerned tion and all liver ills are cured by ‘e
   ---1 noowo Pino $;;.§_;._i;;ii._.“§;"1;1”‘;,;;1’1._;‘;; 5a¢|,,
iigationilat ?ekAm’am;of th; mlssaonarleb g`5lie lion-irrliltlaiirlg _¢€t!;1;Tt:)C- mgifiifs of which it is capable. Its A censure is A
are an elbew fem t mug _out t e Conn' g_§§0(,_)1 4; Q0:u1€§;:¢f1_ Magi, very much less harmful than its praise. Y' u De"‘°" “W melt equal fm'
try, the mercantile community are pecun-
iarily interested in the disturbance ofthe ; “ '_
.i~ 0  0 »"f~‘  Q Will Demand Satisfaction.
from the Columbian Government for in-
- dignities committed upon subjects of the
4' till*
(iq,
ll
»
A /
A the price»._
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Peklnlr at all time* W further the be* Christianity may have antagonized the King’s County and Princetown in Prince   .9 ~
ntcn;-_sts ofthe people, and recognized ` _ ' l ` _ I ay. in Buy at hmm'
Others Are Good Here is the  'C'
L GUSTO IS Eli
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sumngs
Are to hand.
They are the prettiest lot of clothes we have ever
_VVeA are busy making them up into stylish Suits.
invite our patrons to examine our stock. _
All 1 h ad
lf
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fawn, drab, mottled stdnb lgolci? gtbil » \-=*“-
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 g    - ~-~;i  _ . 5' » _ wsshvzoodr, with ecmbmio-__»_ie -:_-.;1.~.i~_
 I  A ‘ _ ” i  ~ - -' Iinen'rc0ll'ur,- others-in gallete nirifi .migr-
 _ _  - ‘ -1A "`, ’ p Hollaiid washin goods, cloth skirts with I _
_ Y _
“tation” or “llaal” Silk is thepure
and unadulterated pro-
duct of the silk worm.
col-sooui  
is made up of one hun
dred perfect strands of
this pure silk. '
Each strand is fggfgd
and proven as to
strength, uniformity of
size and freedom from
flaws 'or knots, by a
machine that cannot
make a mistake.
Corticelli Sewing Silk is de-
pendable silk.
S01d Everywhere.
at  tons  yearsoid bob, “A186 
_____...._.._ in uineliiii’siini
' Lad' ’ -blackcoatashort le __ .e .__
Arms in BUCkl¢S» Pinsv io._doopfesPioio--withssikand if '
Pncosaro saooio $15.50. Aiimoco from Pl'|lll!0 Edllifll Island nr! _Ii  _Hi
bf ,I dl; ‘ ""5 U Y wird' kv; {";‘> ;` i -_ f-Y
A. ¢s . I '_ ` A  ' _
Collect _
o on the most  in
s asonable tornis and promptly rg-  -'B|l||ny$|‘Q, NOV
mlffed f°r PNY” Block First door to the
D_posits rece.ved and mga-esg right u stair;
al _ P
A owed  best current rates, _  AAAA\AAY”o|-k, Rgpmnablo
._,.
,
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is -= - - _ 4 _ ~ .   .1   .->._~,_;.f-<,-»  _.<  » >  _f ~"~' eff. ~   ~,.» .4 . -s -   '~
  '=     ,_~=1r'1.‘ow     ‘  
,-15 d&w3mos - loss. '  ‘ ‘”-`
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w-»~ vw' 1-:_-iii nu 1-_-mv-nun-_
.spun
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