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The S. S. Coban sailing from Montreal
Friday morning repteinbvr l6t.n will be due
at (‘.harlottctown Monday morning. Sept. 19th
andwill fail for St. .lohn’s l\`ewfoundlano,
gud via. North Sydney, carrying' Hors»>S.
("at.t.le and Sheep on dock.und produce under
deck at lowest. possible rates.
For further particulars as to freight and Das~
saqzea l to -
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L`h’t.0wn Sept. 14th '93
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P.E.lSLAND RAILWAY
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1898 1898
Sept. 22nd io 29th.
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Return tickets at reduced rates will
'be issued Sept; 20th, to 27th, both in-
clusive, limited to return October lst.
Special Low Ratex
$3.5()
Nb more than $3.50 will be charged
from lany station on this Railway ou
tickets which will be issued at' all sta-
s
tions and on trains. on the 22nd. 24th,
and 27th, and'lim1ted to return four
days, exclusive of date of issue and
Sunday.
All tickets issued via Chaxlottetown
and Picton.
. G. A. SHARP.
Superintendent.
Railway Oilice, Charlottetown,
Sept. 13th, 1898.
SPpt14d 3i w 2i.
nn m ony funn.
OYSTER FISHING will com~
mence on the 16th Septexnber,as usual \`
owing to notice of intended changes
being too short.
J. A. MATHESON,
Inspector f f Fisheries.
Sept 7t‘l _
  o One
Person
Knows it all, but thos
who seem to know
_ HEAP are buying ou
uummuu mu uni unslnt
-_ln preference- to any
.- othfjegs..
They know' a good
thing when they see it.
Our depression in
prices, our large and
varied _ __at.ock, our
EKSYP "`TERMS, our
rept¥ll`s.t‘ion`  a relia-
ble,,hoUS¢ to deal with,
makes them naturally
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   Ros
F. Q    Royalty _ dis, V _ _ _
~ ’ g “` "' ' 12. H3m5“~ b mf by G°1d°“- M\U°ld pattern ever offered at The Chee
E RACES
  YESTERDAY
Eder, Mtnlmse
ind Arclithl.
HAVE A GLUSE RAGE
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Onward Surprises Many
Spectators - A Large At-
tendance -Seven Horses
Start in the 2.30 Class.
The races yesterday wexe well pat-
The detachment of the Ro
1 dian Dragoons gave several
_ amos. That ot tilting the
sioned little interest. The w
I horseback and the rescue
was a. repetition of \\ ednesd
cises to which reference he
been made
;'Ii_lting ring. Corpl. McAd
Private Thompson, second.
The Free_lor-All was a wel
and very interesting race.
2,50 class-nnsr n
The starters were Beatrice
or, Romp, Peter Clinch and
Peter Clinch led throughout
at his wheel. Alexor _made
aad lost heavily. Rilla came
Time 2242,.
2.50 cnass-2nD unyr.-.
Romp and Peter Clinch
handsome race, the former wi
tour lengths. Beatrice Mac
_ place. Time 2.26.
2.50 cnass,-THIRD H
Romp led throughout, Pete
1 second, Beatrice Mac third.
2.50 cnass-FOURTH HE
Rcmp won the heat and and
Peter Clinch se<rond,Beatrice M
Time. 2.29. _
1 Following is the
yal Cana-
perform-
ring occa-
restling on
ot soldiers
ay’s exer-
S alref dy
ams, first ;
l ccnested
Mac.Alex-
Rilla May.
with Romp
a break
in third.
-trotted ‘a
nning by
got third
r. Clinch
the race,
ac third.
k, _Sept
e heals,
150, di-
Charlottetown Driving Pai
15th. 1898, 250 class, mil
best three in live. Purse $
Beatrice Mac, g mby Adminis»
trator, Dennis Hogan, Monc-
ton, dxiven by Wilbur. 4 3 3 3
Alexor. Amos Ezter, Amherst,
dr. by Brown. 5 dis.
Romp, b ru. by Rampart, J.A.
Lsariian & Co.,HalifaX,dr by
Boutillier _ 2 1 1 1
Peter Clinch,by Guy Thornton,
N. R. Rielly. Meadow Vale, ‘
N. S., dr by W. E. Rock-
well 1 2 2 2
Rilla May, b mby Alic Clay,
\l'.l-1. Bowen, St. John, dr
by Bowen. 3 dis.
Time, 2.245. 2.26. 2 28, 2.29.
2.30 cntss-lsr HEAT.
Alter much annoying scorin
several delays the horses we!
away. Onward led with perie
throughout. Time 2 27.
2.30 canes-asn Hsu.
This heat was a lepelition
` first. Time 2.25%.
2.30 cnasa--SRD HEAT.
Onward again led to the hnish.
F. second place ard second mono
Altnont Wilkes third. Time 2 28
Same day and track. 2.30
mile heats, best three in five.
$150, divided. _
,Onward, bl g, by-Ri!ey’s Dean,
J. A. Leaman & Co., Halifax,
Bonny F., E.H. Foster, Halifax,
Almont Wilkes. b s. by Hernan-
do, J. M. Nicholson, Char-
lottetown ‘3 3 4
Belnut, b.s. by Nulwocd, S. WV.
_ Bligh, Berwick. N. S. 4 5 3
Jce Younghart, b g, by Nut-
wcod, Martin 1), Walsh,
Parrsboro, N. S.. 5 4 5
All Bird, b g. by Preceptor, E.
Cameron. Charlottetown
Lady Chief. bl m, by \Island
Chief, O.Mason, Southport. drawn.
Fleetwood. b s, by Preceptor,
Harry Morris. Charlottetown* Parlor Lamps, Hanging La,mps_ A _ 1-he Fume-at Bangs an
9; and
e _ sent
ct ease
ot the
Bonny
_v, and
fl
drawn _
starters were Arclight, Provider and
Montrose, and at the quarter they held
ositions in the order named with only
alfa length between each. At the
half Montrose and Provider were neck
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just alter the start. Provider led
.and-lost. badly but afterwards did ad-
class,
Purse
111
222
n _ ' gl '
Aro1»gf»_t. Here Montrose broke and
tell back to the rear but gradually gain-
ed on h‘s rivals unwl on the home
stretch Montrrse and Provider were
coming neck and neck at n. terrific clip.
But about 30 yards trom the wire Mon-
trose brcke and Provider finished about
a length ahead. Arclight though
coming in ahead was given second
place. Time 2.221. ~
tl 1 g IP '
though Archlight and Montrose sthowrd
wonderful speed when trotting steadily.
driver, Mr . Alder Black, leceived a
drove him to victory in the heat and the
nd reel. and both a len h ahead oi
rR1~:i;-ro‘.-;-A1.L- 21<1> HEAT.
Montrose and Arclight both broke
1 ou hout the heat without a sk' al
runs ron ALL,-'ruinn HEAT. \
Provider again lei throughout and
vrand ovation from the spectators as he
race. Montrose broke at the first turn
mirable work and pushed Provider hard
lor tirstplaee, Time|2.24;l. -
Same day and track Free-for»All race.
mile heats, best three in tive, purse
$200 divided _
Montrose, bl g, by Almont -‘
Wilkes. E. Leltoi Willis, St.
John dr by Willis _ 3 3 2
Provider, ch s, by Preceptor
W. S. McKie. Cha.rlotletown,. p
dr byBla.ck. _ 1 1 1
Arclightl W. H. Fowler, St.
John, dr by Bowen ' 2 2 3
I Time. 2 22:}, 2.25%, 2 24}. '
En|ToR'i MAH..
A wanpinc.
I Sm,-It is ' indeed time ffr
Charlottelonians to take heed of
how they ’ deal with the liquor
»ques=ion, alter the debanching
and disgrace ot last Wednesday ni5h‘.
Young men, both country and citv boys,
could be seen staggering on the streets,
their brain whirling from the effects of
intoxicants, while citizens who call
themselves Christians sat ‘down con-'
tentedly in their homes, never thinking
thptw thgy _ are lar el responsible .for
su€h‘ ccrrui"t`i?:T1`-"'£iIi~e`1`S`w' roms: '
who, perhaps do uct know what thry
are accountable for, and who do not
care. to be allowed to maintain so firm
a hold cn the youth? Take heed bow
you vote on Sept. 29 h. Woe unto them
that are at eat-c in Zioni-Amos 6-`1
_ P. W. n"rUn1:i<'r.
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Cartoon Posters-
The Plebiseile Executive has pre-
pared two very effective cartoon posters
for use in the campaign. One is head_-
cd “Have you a boy,” and represents
the license voter feeding boys to the
saloon alligator The other deals with
the revenue question and shows how
the forty million dollars spent in liquor
is divided and what the people get in
return. They are certain to make votes
issuing them at less than cost-twenty-
five cents per hundred. The size of tue
posters are 18x12. Orders should be
sent to the secretary, Mr. Carson, 214
St. James street. Montreal. .
%#S#%si%%%=k(Si¥%s#%?lf# its
illicklesl i
Pickle
Maconochles, Landon-
_Plcltles Mixed _and f Mustard l
lass-patent Leather Slollers,
Berman lluslarl. Plant Bottles.
` Worcester Sauce.
3 lloulsuml Fruit Sauce.
§'n Anson at
gig ` y Grocers, _
# Gt. Geo. St. _
sssssasaieesesaas
#assesses
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ithiitsltiiéikitititfltikikikkilékik
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We are head.pm.r`teris1fo`r all kinds of
Cf°°kel'F» .(31858 and China ' ware.
Dinner Sets Tea Sets, Chamber Sets,
Glass Water Sets, Glass Table Sets,
Butter Crooks, Cream' Crooks, Brown
Tea Pots Jet Tea Pots, Table Lamps
lot of flown, blue. nonpareil, the bes
_ -from $1.15,$2.ooi, $2.50 to $3.00. The 
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for prohibition. The executive are",
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NowislhaTimelN|° 2|
I I NEW 2 
FALL AND WINTER
  Fon  
tomers for their valued support during past .years,and
respectfully solicit a continuance of their patronage, ,_
which we will try to deserve 'oy studying their inter- . l
Wewwould like to impress upon those who want
Mantles that the special features of this leading
class, Tailor-made, up-to-date Garments, and for.
Stylish, Practical Jackets at moderate prices, our
supremacy is unequalled.,
CAPE5 IN CELTIC COLORS ALL WO()L.
DOLMAN SHAPE WiTI‘l TARTAN HOOD
AND FRING  i '
» We are showing a magnificent range-of smart, _
short and medium length Jackets, also novelties in
Ladies’ Capes which, let us assure yon, are the very,
latest New York Styles. _ Our, lines of, .New 
Garmentshave been much appreciated by thcladies
generally, which, doubtless at-counts for the large in-
crease inlour sales, and goes to prove that our pro-
ductions are right and deser\_°e't.hc nttmitroti of every. “
mantlebuyer. " ' _ _ __ _ _ __ 
_ Highland Capes. no two' alike, $8.00, $9.09..
$10,00 and $11.00. ,_ We are slrevllllly ~SU'QUg,~ 
if Ladies’ Jackets at popular piicefs. Jackets' 
mostly in demaudior tl\e`com1ng season are Beaverst
_.Kasey-i.G11rl§¢rges.;.,;Jff1Fifs.s.s-.l'lse.i'1_ Qf“lS» “mise
I Tweéds, .Krick6_I‘§.s Tweedsl ‘fm  _-
A _.¢ -~
H ERE5 WAP.
Wants .Made lo Urdu $2.75 aml‘$2-9_5
'Made from all-wool Tweed, Good pattf-rn.-. with good-trim
mingsand first-class workmanship.
Drop in and see our stock. no trouble to show goods-
Gordon &. McLellan.
` - Men’s Outfitters.. _
Mount Allison Academy
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_  W ILLfE» NIE.
I The first *erm ofthe 56 ear of this w=ll known educational insti
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Parents desiring to give their sons a good E nglggh education, or tc
pwpafe them for Business Life or Matricula.: ion- into C01-
of this Home School for Boys. For Calendar apply rn
_ S -- JAMES M. PALMER, M.A.,
ug ll 3aw Q' W 1-m H PRINCIPAL
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It is proposed
SEASON _ 1898. ._,_,_
_ We desire to thank our many friends and cus- » F
ests in every possible way. _ storage. we
Have you seen the New Gaelic Cloak made °' *°' “Wes
from the wrap Shawl ? 1 _ - K
The above
live
other
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branch of our business is the production of High- ‘ 3,9, 3 ,l
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Commercial College, Q
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ution will begin September lst, 1898. I I
leses vf Arts, Medicine, 01’ Del\tiStry>h »~\l<’l AMI \l\.@mS@1"@S Prince It
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am me "than this drivrn _on 'the'  The .Q“°°” S‘~"'°°t'   K __   __ . A  l