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g. ._ Sticks", io,ooo Plontuse Cigars. ~
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  YESTERDAY M, P_ & Bmw, M, fo, _ N
 Charlottetown orest .CITY AN D i»'i`»`¥‘f-`¥“"`2l~’# iid?-f?'?"°  MEET DME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORI-
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THE GUARDIAN CHARIDTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND AUGUS1 28. Iwi
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 W\°l1 you
`°‘!I_{"` are looking for
 an tnin inthe
 Soavenilzi line,
 is tin he to
 yfur s d v sn- 1
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 through our _
`,.~ stock, as you
will Und artic-
les not to be obtained elsewhere,
W- W- Welloer l
North Side Queen square-}es|eler sod
lngravas. ‘
_sale
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Those llho Doubt
W, are not selling at a
Nail profit everything in our
gmwv, are oordislly invited
w ¢a‘l and -ee for themselves.
Ask fir Allaa’s Chsmpagn
‘ Kola-the most delicious suin-
‘ mer drink you ever tasted.
(HB9
Jas- Kelly &. Co
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' Que!" 3Q,, , not-isa, water Hina, stores &a A3911; g>RLL’
CHARLOTTETOWN.
g Jas. A. S. Bayer, Operator
l' 
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Arriving Daily
llew
Slat r
Shoes
Ten cases came along
today-first lot of our i
fall order-Several of
them are on the ever _
popular.
Rahonal
in sinele and double
soles' 35) til $5.00
shoes.
hlleylillo.,  
For rates in the P._ E. lahud Mutual _Fire
Insurance Companies on Farm Buildings
Churches, Halls, School Houaea, Cheese Fa-r
P.O.Boxp
Churlotktowng., a9Wed. &Sat.aw xyr.
Nothing Betterlllmmmg
To Quench Thirst 3
Titan our temperate drinkf-
l
5!
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Asthma care never fails. It gives
relief and cures. To prove this state-
will send a Trial Bottle free by mailto
erer. Large size $i.oo-for sale by all
mllltvitt
ww
Ginger Ala, Lemon Sour. Qf°°¢!1
soda, Champagne Cider. (ish
k>daand Siphon Soda.
lieu
41'.
as
or direct. Address The Liebig Co..
St. West, Toronto, Canada.
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-ite* =
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5 _ _ _P
 the Jump all the time to
 wcomodate our custom-
 °"S,Who appreciate our
. lil the time bargain sale.
We have snaps in
\ll lines of Crockery'
md Glassware.
is Believing.
Sunnyside.
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hould he
very Homo.-
E~Sione Ginger Beef a spoil”
Privute orders promptly Btlllnrkd
eo_ls__,ll Helene
llltiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilliiiiill
St. Peters hey Schools
'_ Re-Open Sept. 3rd-
REDU,C'1`ION OF FE ILS. `3
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Boys’ School, $18 per annum. ‘ _ __ ‘y\ or _
Girls’ School, $15 per annum. l % gg; %Wj‘;f,'e;g°'“ f °°'°b""°d H ' 
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A discount allowed when two orw
more of a family attend. l
The course of instruction extends
[0 preparation for matriculntion att,  
the Universities. '
Application for admission shouldl
be made to
Rev James Simpson
“wit
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L R C P London.
° P- C0|Wi||., rnrsicilnvliin sunsets'
connini
Guardian Corrcspondcnts
Evcrywhcrc.
ANY girl desiring to learn typesetting
should apply ot this oiiice at once.
` Ynsrnnnsr the S. S. Yarmouth was
supplied by Messrs Peake Bros & Co with
bunker coal.
THE County Court met yesterday
lmorning with upwards of one hundred
and forty-five cases.
Any person desiring to rent a double
omce, with s desirable location, should
apply at this office at once.
Tnllluc was a fair attendance at the
market yesterday Oats are scarce with
old ones selling at 40 cents, new potatoes
are falling in price and 39 and 40 was
paid.
Mmmnns of the Phoenix Cricket Club
are reminded of the return match on Labor
day. All intending to play will kindly
hand in their names to the Seo'y, Mr.Mes-
servey.
THR train due to leave Charlottetown
at 2. p. m. for east will be detained until
4 p. m. on Thiusday, August 29 inst., to
accommodate those attending the Athletic
Sports.
Mn.. Melsaac, editor and proprietor of
the Charlottetown Herald, was in town
on Saturday and took passage on the Mar-
itime express en route for Niagara Falls
to attend the C. M. B. A. convention.
Moncton Times.
Tim time for tendering for catering
and for printing and selling score cards
for the Horse Races to be held atCharlotte
town Driving Park on Wednesday and
Thursday the 11th and 12 September
expires on Saturday next the 31st inet.
Scmmrrsn in his address in the Opera
House, St John said to the audience; “If
Christ came to St. John tonight," he add-
ed, "not a church would admit him. lf
He should preach and heal on the streets
as was His custom, He would be arrest-
ed, and the board of health and the doc-
tors would ask for his diploma and pro-
ceed against him for not practising ac-
cording to their methods.
THB residences of R. Keltie Jones
and P. S. MacNutt, which are to be
occupied by the royal party, are re-
ceiving -many visits from those who
have idcas in connection with their
decoration. These two residences have
been unreservedlv placed at the dis-
posal of the local government, with all
their fittings. It is understood that
in the Jones residence very little
change will be necessary, but consid-
erable work will have to be done in
the MacNutt house to fit it for its dis-
tinguished visitors. Estimates of the
work necessary are being prepared by
painters and decorators, and it is
likely that the contracts will be awar-
ded ins. few days.-Globe.
Tun Yarmouth arrived at 6 o’clock yes-
terday morning with the following pas-
sengers:-Miss Hall, Mr. Richardson, Dr.
J. A. Nichols, Mrs. Mclntyre, Miss M.
Linksey, Mrs. J. Lott, Mr. Sprague, F. S.
Fisher, Frank Southworth, Miss G. South-
worth, Miss Barratt, Miss L. Barrett-,
Miss Ross, Miss Logue, E. Helms and
wife, W. H. Uosoling, W. H. Hinds and
wife, Mr. Workman, Mrs. Ballock, J. W.
Swint, G. C. Swint, A. P. Morris, Dr. A.
S. Morris. C. F. Troth and wife, Miss M.
Duckaly, Miss M. Campbell, Miss C.
Stewart, Mrs.P. Gallon, Mrs. P. Johnston,
Mis. M. Carvell, Fred. Linlrney, J. E.
Hoskness, L. E. Mosher, C. N. Mathews.
Jas. Reice, Geo. Eunian, P. Gillis, P. A.
McLean, J. Stokes and wife.
OBITUARY.-Once more death has enter-
ed this community, this time taking from
our midst the beloved wife of Mr. Hugh
MacLean,Dundas. On the first; inst. after
a long and very painful illness born with
Christian fortitude she died in the 25th
year of her age. The deceased was a
daughter of the late Jonathan McKenz`e,
and was much esteemed' for her kindness
and hospitality to all. At her home
strangers and sojourners always met with
a cordial and Christian welcome. The
funeral services were conducted by the
Rev. A. Gunn. assisted by Rev. Mr. Mac
lean, the largest funeral procession ever
witnessed in this locality bearing strong
testimony to the universal respect enter~
tained for her by all classes. To the
bereaved husband, four sons and four
daughters who mourn the loss of a faith-
ful wife and kind mother, we tender our
heartfelt sympathy.
[Examiner and Patriot please copy.]
HAS STOOD THE TEST for over twen
ty-five years with thoroughly satisfactory
results. Fuller’a Blackberry Cordial may
be relied upon as a remedy for all Sum
mer Complaints, in Children and Ad nits
1' If - ~_ - Y e
Cream of A
20 cis pkg.
TRY a Pacirlacli.
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‘““"°°°~ ‘l|olutl& lio-
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_wholesome and midst:
food. r _
outaun Residence; Km if-o°iD°'“°l
an-i¢wfi;u°»i=»¢¢¢rv.
5¢5.|e ,inet nJh8»~l
l-
_
ing John Martin for drunkenness was
MR. S. M. MoWI1.L1nts, Newburyport,
in writing to a friend in Charlottetown
has the following to say about the stallion
race: I was in Beesdvllle yesterday at
tending the Grand Circuit Meeting I saw
He was fought to the iinish by
Lord Derby is a coming horse and will be
(£025) race at Charter Oak on Sept. 4th for
$7,000.00. The summer has been very hot,
and the beaches have been crowded about
here.
ALL kinds of stories are being received
from the harvesters while en route to
the west. One young msn in writing to
s friend says that the scarcity of milk
caused s number to milk a herd of
cows grazing near the track. At some
points along Lake Superior
settlers here found sufficient soil cling-
ing to the side of the rocks to enable
them tolay outlittle garden plots, thus
furnishing themselves with fresh veget-
ables which otherwise would be very
difficult to obtain and rather expensive.
The hungry excursionists made raids on
these little gardens whenever they had
an opportunity, thus depriving the is~
olated settlers of a valuable source of
food supply. In one case, however they
metaman of iron and blood. A more
than usuall attractive lot a
when the man of might appeared in his
cottage door with a shotgun and made
the announcement that if they did not
what startling development, and .most of
the men turned tail and fled. Some
threats, and they stood by the fence and
pondered. The man with the gun raised
other side took a hand, and held a gun
their unique experience over the line of
CASE IN PLATTSVILLE
been Cured by Dodd’s Kidney Pills
-The Echo of this place has printed
Mrs. Barrett was cured of a general
The following is an extract from the
statement is published in her own words.
ache, headache and neuhalgia and was
nervous and miserable. I was treated by
me no relief. I chanoed to read of Dodd’s
Kidney Pills. I tried them. I have taken
from the first have steadily improved
i¢._..__
18th until Saturday, August 24th, and at
Georgetown from Monday, August 26th
prepared to practise every branch of his
profession in its most modern and up-to
date style. 22 il 30th
son's
. We guarrantee our Pasteurized milk to
test 4‘Z,in butter fat for the- month of
August., After that we will guarantee ,
4. 2%. J. C. McDonald. Pasteurized Milk
Factory. 13 d tl Aug 31st
T l _ - . |
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ills
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if You’re a
School Teacher
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Ycu’ll want a watch
You’ll want s good watch.
about our ' (till
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` Fine Watches fy
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-a1vi>- ol
’ /n Low Prices. A 9,9
c. |=. nurcnzeos 
Jeweler and Optiean, G-nfion St.  y
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NO PERSON
D0!
work
time. only do
gigmptly we do I
workmen ure
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looking for thattwo minute record before -
he is many years older. The Abbot (1031)
gave an exhibition. He and Cresceus
ttract d - . '
their attentiyon and they stlirted for it in ladies who have previously
there. Tiny had get as far as shes more who are desirous of wearing a perfect fitting,
fence, which they were to scramble over   ` _ `
 
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lined $2 or 10 days. John Hughes drunk »
and disorderly, $5 or 20 days. A o
6! 99
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the champion of all trotters, Cresoous,  S
win the free-for-all trot. He made the
last quarter of the last mile in 292 seconds.
that grand young trotter Lord Derby
Ed. Geers driving Derby. The older, - _
horse however was a winner. But i
Miss Sexton, ex rt
corset iittoi oi gdw
York. arri :ed here last
night," and will remain a
few days.
Corsets Filled
Since Miss Sexton was ~
here before, a radical
change has taken place
in one styles.  will? B
be pleased to fit all the ' A
been fitted. and as many
re ia e and absolutely comfortable corset.
the weapon to his shoulder and fired  _ Q  e  M 
high. This was sufficient. The men 4 ‘ A ` `
were willingtn play Wild West so long L F
as they did all the playing, but when the _ ' " 
however thought that one mar ` Every _lady in Charlottetown invited; whether
with the gun would not execute his y She wants to buy or not
' f V = := .<,. ' _ ,i  i’ »1. is I  ' w.. .`
in it. the! strui8htwaY resigned and  '»  if   f _<1 et. » . -~_ _.~ .~  1.
started back to the train. The men - - »---»=-l-»=---~=--~=»-r==-=»e -~ -=--
M  ,M  mm, ew, an ,un 0, the C. P. R, Many of them made an 1 _   _f     57 ii"  ,_ VV
oP¢n boastof that the! Painted the entire `  _ f s 4-1'”  "   ` ” 3’ .  fi ~‘ 
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line from Ottawa to Fort Williams a ,  I _  " ._  g If _ ) A, .
bright scarlet hue. ‘  _ D ' ' l i ‘iv yt' "
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_ We haves variety of Jelly Powders which we .think yo
La” in '°h”“‘ P1“°° P"°'°d "° H"° would like -Hers are some of the divers- '
PLa'rrsv1LnLE, Ont, Aug. 26 (Specia.l.) Gnpe l Cnr. Foot
an account of Mrs. J. Barretts case. Chnry St"'berry
nervous weakness by Dodd's Kidney Pills. Lemon Rnpbeny _
Echc's story, in which Mrs. Barrett’s Vunillll Chocolate Pudding
..;s.re.e»ess:;.s:s°k-..s.se‘s.eef Ps»e~»»»i»   C-me P-new
doctors. but their medicines afforded  a 
in all twelve boxes, and feeling better ‘ _‘LSO-
until nowl have never' enjoyed better Pure Gold) 001'!  Klux Gehline'
health. ]0c_ 12,; l5c
TEETH l TEETHI Dr. Wright of the y _ 000000
Baltimore Dental Rooms, Charlottetown,
will be at Cardigan from Monday August ,
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until Friday-August 30th and he will be Sunly i 8 Grocers. i
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Wntermelons 40c each at W. A. Hutche-  --1---L_ ' `° "  ‘ " i e f -
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to Pleased
lneir
rehase.
and so is everyone who
buys musical instru-
ments from us. We
guarantee them -if not
just right, bring them
Speaking of prices-every
one knows \ve’re in a pos-
any other house on the Is-
land .
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 Sole Agents for cele-_ I
; hated Heintzman Piano. I
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You‘1l want a good watch cheap. ‘ 'V' _
‘ ) We want to have a chance to tell you _7 ’ `_ \ " ‘
EE3l3EEE5Z°
back.  
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ition to sell cheaper than§c
The Charlottetown
illilllllll PARK RAGES
1901.
win. an unto ar
Gharlottoiown, P- E. I.
-ON-
MDIESDAY and THIIRSUAY. the lltl
all |2tl Supteulnr. I9lll.
Honsr-:_R'A_cEs
$l2 50 PllE\lllllS $l2 50
First Day-lept. 1 hh, 1901.
2.35 class trot $159.00
Free-for-all trot . 30°-0°
:.24 class trot 200-06
Second Day, Hep! 1241!, l90l.
ms dm mn 815°-oo
Free-for-all, trot und pace 3oo oo
z.3o class, trot and pace 150.410
Purses divided 50 per cent _to dnt. 25 per
cent tosecoud, 15 per cent to third and xo pez
cent to fourth
Entries close fb September, 190|. No horse
barred by reoor made after ist july rgoi_. '
Specia ly low rates by stesmers und railways.
Admission to uda, age; children under ra
years old, i5r;s§T:1‘iIs_oion to grund stand, 251:.
Ffornfurtherdpartacnlars and lace program
w§ll:oor:i:;|flm:3nstobeaddreueedtothe8ev
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r. 1. Haszano, emma... i l
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in. 
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return in avery short space of time to y r A . 
whence they came he would make salt T » i §
sifters of their hides. This was a some- e ~ 
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