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cA1~1ADa_ 1§‘1uD_Av JULY 1 _ {_°'"°“ °°*’_"""°‘.’.-’1~*.i_
,»il._<r. .
` _¢_ ' -
ii. wil. ran wi airmfof Qilsrsffltsiliaeo .Tale f° Swasioiioi
__ .‘\;',.h» i~'_ risr- --A i __  if; _~ _ g; -v ~,_;‘i 1 " ii . _
The Si- .0 1139.10" (_Ie,_u_rt Martial St. Petersburg iiealrsi Sc-
B°°“-‘ E.".l?9"°"°9s` ' l rious Rumors of Mutiny at Warsaw Bms i" ‘F "°
"_ ` and Moscow. in I 7 A- _
Bo:-iron, July 13-( 5P0°|l\ l"F0|! |l\ “B
worst form _lu many ytira that had for
i,||c past week” shrouded tlie`»‘Al.li`rbtle
coast from Labrador to the Cape nf Vir-
ginia, has at last been burned on’ by the
in-ut of the suu's rays and shipping is
once1uo|e`u`1ovil1K.` ' '» 4 "` `
Shortly before noon yesterday the
steamer Galvin Austin/from St. John shot
into the harbor, glad that there was u_o
further danger of 'sinking some unfortu-A
nate uoastiriir schoonerglrifthe fog. ‘ `
orrifr To rris..i.iai11f
AND Power; coiivaivv
-_._'... » ~`
The following offer to the Light Sc
Power Co. was agreed upon at a meeting
ol the City Council yesterday morning:
ii.-li. D. Lengworth, Esq., President
Charlottetown Ligbt&: Power Co.,
iiear Sir.-I have been directed by the
iiiiy Council to make the following pro-_
|111.-nil to your Company :- .
The city will agree to renew the con-
trartior eity lighting for the tenn of
ilve years at the expirhtion of the present
1-iuitract upon the following terms, viz:
$i!l.5(l pi.-rlanip'per`yé'ar for arc lumps,
uiidcrtlie moonlight schedule us at pre-
scnt. ‘ "' ` `
$75.00 per lamp per year for are lamps
uudcr an all night every night schedule,
Arc lumps to be of the improved enclosed
are pattern. ' '
iilc uct per kiiown for commercial and
iiumestie lighting. _
:5is.il0 perlainp per year for incandes-
cent lighting for streets.
1.50 _per thdusand fd; gasfor heating
anrlpowor for city, commercial and do-
mestic purposes. ` ' '  ‘ " ‘
The 0on»pany.;to,discer\tlnne rliepreseut
niinlinuru rate plan  collecting electric
liigiitrates for city, commercial .and do-~
iucslic purD6&8. ` .' -
'l‘lic Council has directed me to request
iiuiius\verto‘\‘.his proposal by noon on
Saturday next. `
Yours iruly,
(Signed) .
r1iiii_ilif..f.li. .s RGE. is   _E J
as iliilllili BEI  TUTED
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Onassa, July 18.-(Special )-Twenty-
lour leaders of the recent disturbances
here were hanged today in various
prisons. v
Another batch of 17 will be publicly
executed upon the arrival here of
General lgnatislf.
The battleship Georgi Pobiedonosety
has arrived here with a fresh crew lor
the purposc of taking tho mutinoers to
Sevastopoi for trial by court martial.
Sr. Pursnseimu, July lil-(Special)-
Rumors are current in this city that four
Grenadicr regiments at Moscow have
mutineed and that at Warsaw yesterday
.certain eiiicers refused to give the com-__
‘mand to thelruien to fire on people who
were making a demonstration.
Not the sllghcst confirmation, however,
Advertiser published in Honolulu has an
i _
excellent photo of Rev John W. Wadman “muy ,°°"'p"m°“°s to P'“"'°" w“‘l‘“““' ` _
the well known Island niinister who is M1” Homme Cussldy gave an nppmprk ` " A
atc recitation and Hugh Davis played a __
“°“' 1" 0hl“'K° Of me Mclfhwlsif “'°l"k ln violin sulo. Miss EdithLyle accompanied _l
Hliwllll- him. Miss Ray Bell gave a recitation in -` “_ _
The nr-tlele reads as follows:-
iiliilHilll ill MilHil
Y... W*-_____m&
Drill _
PiSliIH iliiiiliilliil
Alatelssuc of the Pacific Commercial 1llir.Tr¢n cucd h   
top t cprogramwltha bright
and eloquent address, in which he gnvc
ii. charming manner and Mrs Ready gave
The E|`°““d=l ‘lf We M°'»h°dlsli D'“'“?“' a reading. Mr. Anderson of the U. S. S. FlV6 lSlalldS  Set Fil 5
M0 WGN llblnze Wm! %l‘f¢l~l'|l= Uilllls 1‘l'l‘ Bennington played in the most charming ,
duv nicht and ii bis sm-arise aww wee rriamieriivioiiu rain, nur Lyla paying Which Deslroyed Mr.
l5°“d°1'¢dP°\U¢°l` W“dm““ °" the °°°“*" thc accompaninient. Mr. 'l`osh gave u i _
1°" “N5 |’|\'t'hd“¥- Thi’ "mil" WM iIl"°“ most eloquent andintercstingaddress and Bradshaw S Barllsr
by :UW Li\‘““"A|d S°°l°!'Y» 'md MW- Jnlin M. Martin closed the program with
A|\"X‘1l\']°¥' LYl° W” ln "l““'B°' ASM* one of those characteristic "Martincsquo” "__-
°\'m°“C° °f the °“l'°°m “nd r°5P'~’”° l“ talks, full of humor, that always delight
which Mr. Wadnian is held by the mem- hh, m,(“e,,ee5_ . _AMHERii'l’. -7111:! 1;-Tll¢1__;l__l_0 “;lll<£ll» 03
i, ‘ g 3,1, . tion 91 tim Fi i, ~ _ tie even ng u unc 1, ics roye
nfxhzdm/ Shu(;;'|\Er;€x“,u made me 1;. Be'£:;_"x;:;Fe$;§_t£;':‘I’:,{:h Ifngsfuggzl three liar-ns on Mr. Bradshaw‘s
°|P|0D|> Df "Bin Of $150 ln SUM- Th” Morocco-boundTest-amentasa token of f“"'“' "C" °°“'n‘ wlbh u'm’°c3
money waslnabcsutlful box lhwd with their esteem. Attire close or the prog- fi" ““"lL;’_ :ml °;1;‘“` '~";“"°l“”"- d_“"
Silk- Th” lN'°'|°l1U\i»l0l\ WHS lllildfl by ram refreshments were served and the f“°wn “W Q" ° nw" “Wy
iuirrseriith 1.y1c...f1‘in~iinriics or the society ,,,,_”,_,,_,,,,,_,, ,M ,, ,,,,,,,,| ,,,,,,,.,,,,,,, ,,_ W,” oriizln. ie. .  .- :fe‘°u1\°?_;l_ §°r__eA
desire to express their thahlrsto those '£i,,,,,',,°,,5i,,,,,,,,_ M,_ W,,d,,,,,,, hu i,,,,,,, _thlr¢1=<>£_\_v;1»1;;_;_____:¢i\w__:i1":_____ t_:=_;___;$;
h - zibtdr thi ia.. 1 ri rn - ' '°"‘ V »
w'1"l,\:!‘l(‘);‘\lf:ll5“\'ll\\`if‘:ll\f/;¥'lll\g|\'\”"~f' th” 9"' worlglrdgilagvtaiitlbis tll`i{i?i1l1?y:rr,Lll::l;c}hZ k|“d"°““ hmm give" “lwme by Mr'
iortulnuientand the greatest enthusisam has ,mule himself popular not only Akerloy’ “"“"“““" at the hm" has
pe1_'\'adcd the meeting, as was _ev_ld0ll0l=<| among his own people, but in the com- "°§l‘“;;'l;:l5;db__t;i’b_‘_::_1"'§;___TT____f:_:{__s_°;
by U10 f‘P|0l\l\id I-'l\l\T\l1°l‘» in Wllwll U10 munity at large, so that many were anxi- T9" I __ __ K bp __ w
i1l0iZ|'l\“\ WW °*“`l'l0d °“5 'md the ”“*““°" ous tosay “Aloha” to liini on his birth- "_“;{_‘c°°_ un; °_ “F I2? Tl __ a‘
in which it was greeted by tho audicnuc. _ any m,n|v,,,-s,,ry_ ‘_c_?__‘:__l_:_y __g:;~__v_;°pc__ _;’°_______§’__;"‘f;~_
W. W. Gmane. ‘
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nrcirs Fon.
,.5 ,__ _ _
Picnickers 'sahdwiehes-C|ark's lfotted
linui with hard boiled eggs chopped ilne
Hl"`<‘1\<l bctvreenibutiered bread. Delicious
and sustaining sandwiches.
--Fresh Salmon-We are overstockcd
ilils morning and will`se_ll very low today
and Saturday. It is all fileslrhavlng 'been
taken from ‘the nets yesterday-J. H. My-
riek llc Co. ‘ '» 14 5 zi
6    (lilly.
will iii i_5fi`i_1_
of July.
15 Dir Cent.-it 1  
  aff
Laillbt’ aiiii
. -fe r-<11-.i.. »1r*~,~1~' -
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llissacs* liid
Slit
_ These*
JUS! td
‘E
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BIG PICTOU FAllliEilS' EXCURSION.
Onicrcc, July 13- (Sowell -
""" _ been elected lst Vice-President of the
TRUIW. N- 5-. July 11~Tl‘\“`° “'“S "mn" Maritime Grocers Association.
cd today by more than 1,000 Picton county
farmers on their u111i\:nl excursion to »
the government farm and agricultural     '
' coilegent Bible Hill. The Truro Citizens' _ " ' __ ` _ N H 1
Band was in attendance. Speeches were YARMUUTBL N_ s__ July “_The Royal l ' |
made in the afternoon by B. W. Lhipinan, open Hou” was Naked m the doom
scé"°"m'y °" “KrI,c“m`re’ Hum'§“; Mins tonight, the occasion being the opening -'*
BBW* Mm°"» °f ""°v°""g dnhyl 1' Emmon’ meeting nf the Summer School of Science.
. .K“d““'“°'°f G“°"’h 'Agr|°‘m“mU"°"°“el Mayor Armstrong occupied the chair, Sllssi-xx, July 12.-Tlie horse races to-
J'A'F"“°"'N“w Gusguw “nd Hobcrl' and on behalf of the town extended a day drewugood-sized crowd in spite of
_D°w'“' M Burney mmf' warm welconietotho School. Addresses U10 foci if|\l\f» i-he 0l‘f\“i§ll\l\0H'S dui'
were delivered by Dr. McKay, Professor f\l;“l\lsl\0ll_ll1|1\llQli<_f\l1ll-0_P l\_l£lfl"“_>_l/10";-_ __
H|cAG0 MARKETS, Andrews Dr. Hay, and ot-hors. The tw-wnwut --1 Dew ‘V 'H1 “_” 0”
C _ _#_ weather is par-fact, l’owcrcalledoutlic ilrst class-the 2.40.
There were seven entries. Two, however,
Ju] Oar Bti Sept Com lil? were withdrawn-Little Toni, owned by 1
yvvhoa: 33* “ \Vi,i-ai, B5,\ A PALATE TiCKLEiiIand Thirst D. Bricklcy, St.John, ami Storm King,
1. Pork $1252) H Pork' $12,075 Quenel1er,Sovcrc||:n Linic Juicc. owned_by F. A. Goodwin. of Bathurst.
W. H. A1'n<1N, of Carvell Bros, has
1,..
for
sale
‘-4 it-~§ e- 1
0°.\\¥il°
“IAN
€exist the matter -s uid be investigated
is oliiaiiiable of these rumors. .
_-P. E. Island.
'iriii wEATiii_ii{. ` f'.`i`°ii’.‘i."Z.`§'iZEi.“Xil.$i?.‘§2°i§.f.`Ii‘f;”'i..iZL"‘iZ‘
 ` fore the barns were burned. Although
I, 1 ' ._
*W* _ - the premises were watclicd, the rcal lin.
Tonolvro, July 111-( Spcciid)-Westerly _ bug was not suspected. The girl, who
wind mostl line and very warm with a _ seems bright enough, is new under
q' y   strict survellance pending a decision as to
"“w‘3°“l't"°d wunder Hwrms' ' - legal proceedings. The case furnishes
____ nnotlicr plea fora provincial rcforiiiamry.
__ HUHSE lllililii
Parker L. drew the pole and thc horses
= _ i I were in the following order; Alice W.,
' "  ` ‘ ' ' ' ' Badger and Grace. Alice acted badly ami
it*was necessary to score thc horses
three or four times. The race proved a
pretty one amongl’arkor I. Iludgcr and
Abbot W , and they iinishcd in thc order
_ I; I  mentioned. -
f ‘ ' I ' 4 ` -. . The other two heals in this class were
- finished in the annie order, the prize
niuiiey lieing awarded accordingly.
GKUI
" 0'l"rA\va, July -(Special)-In the
House today Mr. lcr made n motion
,thutrgthe Liovermne t contract with' the
:North Atlantic 'l. ling Company for
bringing out emi ts be cancelled as
itled to undcslrilbl cople belnglanded
in Canada. 1
Messrs. Oliver, F ter and Laurier
spoke, the latter ying that il frauds
by the interiorlle tmcnt.
Mr. 0sler's motlo was defeated and
the liouse went intdsupply. I
Mr. Martin spoke :strongly against the
Governurent on thd, railway grants to
The Senate is stillidiscussing the Auto-
nomy Bills. 
INSURANCE 
_ _ _ 1.22 mor.
"' ~"' `~ ' ` "' `  " ' ' ‘  ;oisudir11a1.¢i.. m.,sprirgi.iii
Eiiected on all descriptions of property at lowest current i .a.i.i...r,fspriri;irii1.<r1.<s;i 2 1 1
mmm _ ,Pearl Edisomrhlim., -Tr B. Gil-
' " _ 4 _cnrirt.ormrwioniN1n.i. 1 2 2
*nan iraiaii, wg., u. 'r.‘=P1~escctt,
HYNDMAN ®. C0
 cr_1a1u_.o'1‘frE'rowN-
. é`e,,e,¢iAg¢ntsii1i_’rince_I_ldward Island for _ =B__d_w_ 8_8" ohm Hm,y_Chm
Q
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.fra _._., ,
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2
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Buasox(N.iB.-;:'  '  3 3 :l 3
'rliac-2.2114 8,13.  2.25.3. 1
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New “fits” 1‘.='°f'1"‘° 2*". 1°* “e fi‘_°~ B- i..£'&";;‘“f..’,’1?.;‘;.“..,...".Yi i‘;a1.;'.'.;., ” ’
Union Assurance Society of I;rondon.§Bng. sprinrhiiiimsi-  ‘ . ' 1 1
_ __ , - - . Alisa 1-1.. i>i.n., M. a._Harair¢,
:Phaenlf Aiiaannee Co. of_Loxidp_r1,_l§i1g, - st. .r°_r:u 111.3.; ‘v-  si -an
 ._  0,.-rm; Dysm.-'
Giiardim A__ssarance Co.,_oi I.outio_n_fg`,n_g. ~ 01.3.11 Wm” , _  “_” ,ns 3
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S. lliicirs. Agent atS\ni1i?1er__sld_e.’P. E. I. _ ,_Ai»i»r. W... i»_1_.  w. rsnwicir. __ __
- i
, , 4 1905 as cimrs Plano
July 7th.
iO.<l7 a. ni.
The express reached Truroai.. -i.3l p. m.,
1 of Route from Liverpool to Montreal-~
I. C. R. Officials Pioud oi the Mail
' - Express Run.
Sr. JOHN, July 13-(Special)-The Allan ` p. m., and Campbellton at ll.0ii p. ni. »
H1101' Vl|‘Z|I\|BI\ lull# L|V6l‘l100l M5141 p. m. The oiiicials expect the train to reach
July tith and arrived at Movillc 7.20 a. in. Montreal early in the morning making
Sho reached North Sydney at 7.51 a. m. ,and completing the quickest delivery of
'1`llUl‘f"lllY»-Tilly l3t_il. ‘ ,imalis in the history uf the Canadian
Mails were lauded hy cruiser Canada ‘service.
at North Sydney at 0.2!) a. m. today and There was n delay of over three hours iii
the I. U. li. cxprcss left for Quebec at transferring the maiisto the Canada.
Rcccni runs were made on every sec- I the special express as for some strctclics
tion. Point Tapper was reached at 12.57 a mile a minute was made, wiiilc
p. 111. and thc straits were crossed in li)'_f1'olu Sydney to Caiupliuliton the average
minutes. _speed iiiclndlngsiops and crossing ofthe
fastest run cvcr done in the inicrcoloniai
Great satisfaction is felt at the rpn of
strait was ucarly forty-tlirce miles an
Moncton at 7.03 p. ni., Neivcasl-ie at H.5l_ hour.
THE t HliilN|Nii iii l
New Yomc, July ll.-It oftentimes
occurs that in arranging a. schedule of a
fast and important train itis necessary
to change the time of other i.ral1i.s which
are not so important. Other occasions
arise whore n fast train overtaken a
slowerone, and it is then necessary to
schedule the slower train an that it can he
siclctraclrcd at a convenient and proper
station for the fast train to pass. This is
usually dune in such a way as not tu dciay
the slower train more than ilva or six
considerable distance to run this time is
usually made up in the schedule, so ns to
bring the train into its terminal at its old
time. On seine railways where thc
destiny cl trailleis unusually great, the
change of one train has been known to
None of the Employees are Allowed io Go Out Without Be-
ing Equipped wiih a Time-Table.
rninutes, and where the slower train has a,
BIG HAILWAY iiliil
disarrangc the schedule of nino or ten
others. Previous to the change time
table a notice is ii-issued, posted on all bul-
letin boarils, and in all stiitioris calling
aticiition of employees to the fact that u
now time tublc will be issued on a
certain date, and it is the duty of
every employee whose occupation
rcquircsitto secure a copy of the new
time table,rcc-civing it from one of the
various places where they are supplied
for distribution. The supply for stations'
and block stations is sent out, and rc-
eelpts rec-civedior them. No employe is
allowed to go out on the road when a new.
time Lahlc takes cil'cct without ilrst hai-
i1i,f.;a11cw time table in his posscssion,_
and this lnformatioii is secured before he
is allowed to go. `
LUST Lili li] Sill
Nr-:iv Yomc, July 11.-A Déuvcr des-
patch says:-Rather than sec his churn,
Arnold Lawson, only son of Thonms
Lawson, of Boston, killed, Gilbert
Johnso1\,of Denver, sacrificed his own
life. Tile tragedy occurred on Vl'cr|11cs~
dny ut the Tom Lawson Mine at Vrlqnc,
Mex., but the rrlfivs has only reached
Denver. Thcinunager uf the Mine was
pnyingsomc of the man. Among them
was Jesuc Rocha, who demanded $3.
more, The manager refused, and angry
words passed and the two iricli were soon
ciig-agod in a quarrel.
Suddenly the Mexican drew a long
2.ii) 'i'no'r.
ment, '1‘ruro, N. S., ti li 3
Lady Bingcn, bl. ni., Springhill
Greenwicli, N. ll., 2 2 _
ilnppy Girl. J. E. Macdonald, I
St. John, dis
Tliuc-2.20, 2.205, 2.18.
1:.
Tragedy Occurred at the Tom Lawson Mine- Murderer,
Lynched.
 _
knife, Lawson and Johnson \'i\i\ to tho|Dc1\vcr'.
ianii iviiircs, 1.. ru., A. J. Lear- ` SOCIETY WOMAN ROBBED.
S¢_,,|,|c,,_S,,,.|,,“h|||_ N_ Sq 1 1 I Nic\vx'<in’r, R. I., July ll-Wlicn Mrs.
Doncc||“_ lm m__ _,_ _“_ 0uch,.|Ht__ Uliiiries M. Ucli'icl1s1‘ci.i1i'i\cil to hcr cot-
lilll LlWSilil'S SUN;
nianagcr`s assistance. The Mexican aim-
edn blow at licin, but young Lawson
pulled the manager out of the way. 'l‘heI
Mcxicnii, wild with rage. tried to stahl
Lawsoii. Johnson attcinplcil to disnrnr
thc iimn. Just as the Moxicn1i`s arm was,
raised to strike Lawson, Johnson attcmp-_
ted to catch his wrist, hut missed and the
knife wnspinngcd into his breast. Rocha
was overpowered, dlsurrnod and taken
away hy angry miners, who it ls said,
lyuclied lilin. A doctor was suuilnoncd,
but Johnson died before hc arrived.
.loliiison was (llilcf Engineer' of the iuinc.
Jolmsonls survivcil by n. mother, all of
time on Kay Sirccl., at iirfclock this cron-
ng, after an iilirciicc of two hours, she
discovc1'cd that $lil,(l0ll worth oi' jewelry
had been taken from her ilrossiiig case.
Minard's Liniment Reiieves Neuralgia.
City oi Ghent.
\ __ .
From Halifax every Tuesday
morning; from Charlottetown,
every Thursday. Calls at
Hawkesbury, Arichat, Issnc's
Harbor, Sheet Harbor, Salmon
River, Canoe. Summeraide.
 'ig'
Bathurst (N ll)
TlmB-$.17, $32, 2.31).
3
u
care' e__i.i. is nos.,
or we at ui ra.. scum
llNllillllliiEll_Ell-i`S
Ol Concerts, So'cials,En-
tertainineute, etc., of a
money making nature,
5 cents a line (ot 6 words)
for first insertion, and
z yi cents a line for each
ce1_;tin_i_1;t_lon. Churches
an c table instit -
tions half rates. Midl-
mum price 15 cents.
Black i.y_pe announce-
aszhig cubic rang.
. Marriages and
Deaths FREB'bn¢ venes
with deathl same rate as
above. Cards of thanks
:ive o;1_1_ta_pei_ lin_ewh¢:1_
niet n ocas ‘an
otherwise at niguldr ad-
vertising xates _
» THB GUARDIAN,
l
MAILS
Brought Via North Sydney-Time by Sections
,__ ___ ~ -iii -A ;
iiiiii rail _
Plliiilil iilii
Much of i.oi;atio_n_ ,Maile and
Tenders for Construction
to be Called at Once;
0
Wmnirso, July lil.-(Special)--The con-
struction on the 'western section of the
Grand Trunk Pacliic will proceed imme-
diately and tenders will be called this
inonlli.
The route is definitely located to inter-
sect thc (I. 1'. li. at Regina and provision-
_ally to l-`flmunl.on. ` '
Work will be begun at Portage lla
Prairie and thc Winnipeg end will
done until thc site of the terminal facili-
:tics is decided.
.____,______.
iii will-ii ni iiir
HiiiSHililil illllllili
, _ , i
__-.a
I1' is expected that in the courseofa
few days Contractor Haney 'will * have
finished his work on the two remaining
piersof the Hillsboro Bridge.
~Thc|ast two spans will then be placed
in position at once by Contractor Mc-
Donald.
' The fum table of the swing is now bc-
ing crcctcd on the plcr.
Piles will be driven on each side ol
this central pier which will reuinln -por-
niancntly, in order that vessels ind
atcniners a\vuili1`ig` the opening of the
bridge, may have ii. piiice for mooring,
The swing will be constructed on those
plies at right angles to tho main bridge.
Mr. McDonald hal new between
twenty and thirty men on the super-
structure.
A circular saw has been erected nt Rall-
way Whiirf for culling the lumber to be
used in Deering etc.
B uy it Now.
Now is the time to buy Cliamberlain‘
Colle, Cholera and Dianhoea Remedy
It iscertaln to lic needed sooner or later
and when that time comes you will nccrl
it badly-you will need it quickly. Buy
it now. It may save life. For sale by
all druggists.
TOUKISTS
and
VISITORS
to CHARLo_'1"1‘r‘/1‘o\vN
will find at Caivrsas’
BOOKSTORE a large
and beautiful line of
Souvenir
Goods
in View Books con-
taining hundreds of
beautiful scenic views
in and about CHAR-
1.o'i'T1~:'i'o\vN, also a
souvenir b 0 o k 0 f
PRINCE EDWARD Is-
LAND containing 160
Views throughout the
Island.
Souviamiz Cum/\_
WARE and__&GI.Ass\v.-mat,
sterling s vergocds in,
Spoons, etc.,etc. GLASS
Parr-za W re 1 o 11 'r .=:,
SHELLS of P.E. Island,
Patriotic Goods, etc,,
etc., in great variety.
See our beautiful
line of New Soi .Exim
Posr CARDS.
carriers. co., ia.,
l dw tl, » 
Queen §guere.
eekaalsi-1 .'_ Third _,_§hari6itetoWll».luiy 24i03i.Write il. ilwirl. 1 Sec. if
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