THE LHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN, MAY 18 1905
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llllliE5AlS THAT NAN PATlEllSllN llEll. Mill l]llllElITlllli EllAlllIE lEAllS A.llPAllESE ATTACK
A Remarkable SPBGCA1 By Judge Davis Of N. Y.-Prisoner, H0   ldelief General That lmio§China is at Her Mercy-Paris News-l ~ 
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Dec ares' Ot C3688; Y|lj,un§bA"d Pubhc Expected Her ' ---- papers Assert That Plan of Campaign Was Drawn Up at
0 re out lt. A Clever lslandiMan Has Sec- Tokio Months Ag0__|_;Ve| Session of Chamber Qf
New Ymnc, May 15.-Sornewhat. to the
astonislnrrent. of those present nt thc
monthly dinner tonight of the l’hi I).-11,.,
Phi Club. an 0l`gl1l|izatiou of lawyers,
Justice Vernon M. Davis, of the supreme
court ofthe statc of New York, who \\-an
the guest of lrouor, gave his opinion as to
the guilt of Nan Patterson \vhlle making
an argument in. defense of Assistant;
District Attorney llaurl, who Tuul prose-
cuted thc young \vomau at her three
trials for the rnurder of .Clit-snr Y0u,,,_,_~_
.lust-ice Davis, who presided nt the first
two trials of thc former ehorns~ girl,
said that sho had llcd from beginning to
cnd,amlit\vasin his opinion that the'
majority of the cormuunity now believes
that Miss Patterson lurid the pistol by
which Young ivan shot; thut J. Morgan
Smith bought- the wr.-zrpou nml gave it to
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hcr,elrur;,riugher at the time with the
‘lilly of scaring Young.
“\\'e lmve heard a gnent deal in thc
public press of late of severe criticism of
Mr. linnrl and his conduct, of the trial,"
said the justice. “You cun‘t prosecute a
criminal without telling wlrat you believe
tobe the truth. In the second trial bc-
forr inc the defrrrdnrrt went un the stand,
ami it wnsquitc obvious that she was
tcllirn.; fnlsclroorls from _ begirrning to end,
The very air scorned chargcrl wrt-lr tht'
fact- that slid was lying. She was n \\'o»
Ulllll- STR! lwus young. It was natural
that the public should sympathize wltlr
her. People scorned to kno\v that she
was not telling the truth, und the great
public of l\'e\\‘ York said why slrouldn't
she lie? Let her lie. Let her get the bene-
tlt of her lies.
“lint to-tiny, in the light oi the last dis-
ngrecrrrc-rrt,l fccl sure that most people
are convinced that a rnnjorlty ofthe peo~
ple believe that the pistol that killed
Caesar Young was held by Nan Putter'
sou; was disclrarged by her; was bought
by.l. Morgan Smith, in an at-tempt to
get money _from Caesar Young forthe
support of the ceurbinerl family.
“I <lon't rucau to sny that she took the
pistol from the reticule and shot him in
the side, buti do believe that she hn.d
the pistol and showed it to Caesar Young.
An nrgurnent followed nml he took hold
ofthe weapon. in the <_-orr\'crsal.imr and
consequent strur.;gle the pistol went
oil`nnd the rrrurr was killed.
"I believe, moreover, that had shc told
the story on the \\ itnesa stand, as it really
happened, in other words, had she told
thc truth, that second _jury would have
acquitted her."
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New Caps  
bo dtzcn n‘<n’sard Toys’ caps, the vc1y»rn.\\-
est styles.
These caps were delayed at Pictou and will now
be cleared at a small advance on cost-Get one.
J. B. acl10NAtll 8. BG.
4-r8d\vif
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One-Halt Cent a Word Each Insertion. Six Consecutive ln-
sertions Charged as Five, Three Weeks as Two Weeks,
and Une l'lonth as Two and 0ne-half VVeeks,
Minimum Charge |0 cents With Order. ‘
Hf LP WANTED-l\iALl'Z
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\V»\N'l‘l']l)-A|>ont- .luuc i5. nu i-x|n-r'i-
vrrcell walter* for lla|\'n_\', 'l`r:'.l-nclie. (hind
\\'ngcs to the rig,-'lil ruun. Applytoti. l‘.
_l_._Q||;:\_\'o\'llr. ltd iw
\\`.\N‘l`l‘ll)-‘A girllil snrarl- and slr-:uly
huy for .~.tl\rt- or \v;\r\~l|ou.~'e. lilost.
be :L :must }t1~nun\n und pooli nt. ,\ri-
i2`\rnelif'. .-\pplylrt tlrisolllt-1-. 221| if
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/\tll‘1N'l‘.\' \\'Al\"l`l'ill.-\\’e wnnt two
;_roud r-rrnr/rctit' men to sell Life, Fire and
Aoi-ill.-rrt iusurunee forleading companies.
h`al:ir'_v will bv paid the right rrnur, ora
lilnrrnl i'i»rnu|i.~-siorr eorrirrict will bcuradc.-
\\'. l(. liogersCo.,Lllnited, Ul|ar'lol.tc$owrr.
ll. tf.
_ _ _  LOST, __ _ 
\V.f\.\J'l’l-ill --’l‘r'n\'<-lit-r for l’. IG. l. in
carry us n .side line .\len`s and lioy.\;` (ivor-
alls- and .lurnpurs-, ('o\\‘l»uy.~' Pauls, hIcn's
and lloys' l’nuts llo_v_-` lllurrses nrrdSlrirts
on curru|ri.~'~iior\. "Apply ul- this olller."
‘Md tf
Sl.’i‘}(`-l.-\l. lll~il’lli<1Sl~iN'i`A'i‘l\'l-I in this
county and :\d_ioinin;.; tr-rritor‘Ie.~r to re-
prcserrt- and nilvr-r‘tise un nhl xosilrlrlislri-ll
nrsiness lnrnsc of solid Ilnanri l sinrrlilng.
Sulur $21. weekly with experrses pnul
each lliiorrtlaty by clit-1-lr llirort from lreail-
qnurtcrs. idx lenses ndvum~t-ll; position
perurnrn-rrt. AVo furnish r-veryt.lrirrg.
r\<lllrt~s.-‘,'l`lll°i t.`i)l.lT.\lllil\, iilill ilirnnnr
llulldlug, Clrit-lrgo. lil. 27 lltf.
SAl.l‘ISMl\N \\'Ar\"l`l<Il) at (nice tore
21'.-scrrt.“i`unu'ln‘s ilr'i-uit-.st l\`l1r'.~icrie~"'.
.'pt'e|al list of New and llnrdy Spa--"iiilt.l4~.~i
lu Fruits, ()rn:\un-rrtals,Slrrulrs and Iioses.
Liberal irrlllrr-vrrrrrrts. l’:r_v weekly, cx
elusive territory, lrnndsulue free outfit.
Sr'n~iu|.; senson's canvass now starting.
\Vrite now for ful. :\rtit-ulars.
s'ro.\'n sr \vr.r.rfr.vo'1‘oN. TORONTO.
2»l.'»dwtf
MEN TVANTED.-Reliable men in
every locality throughout Unrurdnioad
vert-ine our goods, tack up show cards on
trees, fences, along roads and nllvon
sp cuous places, also titer.:-ibrrnnu >*"'1\ll
advertising matter. Salary $000 r\<‘\' yv1\l‘.
or $75por month, and expe|r~..».- if2..'r(iD0l
day. .Steady employment- to good. rt-llu_hle
men. No experience ne<-r-»1sf\\‘.\'- Wl`\l¢‘
for mrtioulnr's.-linrpiro Meflit-ine t‘o.
Londor, Ont.
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MEN WANTED.- ..ilil“"l.?
evorylocnllty tlrrouirhoni. Cnnfulnto ad-
vert no und irrtr-otluro our go-uls. t.u lrrnri
up .~4l|ow»cnr'fls on trt-\‘s_!`i-rn»~~»'. bri.lge'. nm
nil eonspir-nous pinot--; .list ril-ut ini: small
`|\'\'t-rtlsirrg rnnt-ter. 1'.-nnui.~~'ion <~r.~1\l-
ll 'Qi _ rol' :SJ . ruoullr. ami rx
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“la Ven
wee $1 pr-r
l‘Pllalrl
Nl r
hir nly trnpluy nrvlll
\\'e out
l
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-pigs l'rorrr izuporloll slot-lr.fl_". l_l:\llid_n_y,
I
l.OS'l‘-A small .-urm of money either on
the wcstcrrr train yestr-r'rl|\y i`or'enoou or
lietwi-err the iiailwny Stat-ion and Kent
.~'tr'ci-t. The linflcr will plc|\se_1'opor'l. to the
(luurdiun Ullire. lTrl Zi.
l-‘Oli SALE ata lrnrgaln n first class
pinrrn..-\pply at 'i'he(iunrdiun L-lllce. l2dlw.
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l"t)li h`.\T.l'l.--'l`<‘n pure bred York.sl\ir'v
liidon. l/ll 2| w 2|.
TO LET.
'FO LFTT.--A d!‘sir.'\lrll‘ tenement. on
l'pper‘ l’rince Street apply to Mrs Ii. ii,
lluestis. _ 17d Lf
'i`() l.E'I`.- liulf of that large brick house
1-onluinlnq ilruorns und bath room. situ-
utrd on ilpper' Qin-err St. Possession giv-
en llrst. June. Apply to A. l{ornc1¥§Jo.
1 t .
TO Ll~I'l`.-'l`he three story dwelling
irons.-, containing cigprt rooms has
rnodc-rn conveniences, s tunterl on Prim-e
street, at /preserrt occupied hy Mr. W.
li:\sznrd.- pply to \’. W. \\'cllncr
2l'»dtf
vang- wgnve-_--»~~m~.rB _
\v/\.\'1't:n.-Ae ence A gm who under-
slnmls plain cooking. Ariplffto Mrs.
.In|uo.»~i I)r-sllrisny, eorncro ’ownaland
('11-fton sts. 18d ill.
t`l.lilll{ \\'AN'l`l'}l)-Inuly preferred,
for thc lliuh tlrnrle Arr- Parlor. Apply
llrerr- to S. l<`. 'l`nrllu~h. 16( tf
T..\ I)il~l.‘n` \\':\.\'Tl‘.`i)-A ITRIGHT
l‘1.\` liltli i~l VIC WOMAN-Womnn`s wciirk.
l‘r‘r\\m|r1‘n\, position. Old cstahlin cd
|.u~.inesn irount- of solid ilnancial standing.
.~.»\lnr_v SIL’ in $lR. wer-.kly, with expenses
;..n.| ouvlr Momlay direct. from irrad-
||u:|rl.~r-.~r. Expenses nrlvnnceal. \\'e fur-
m~.lr cw: thins Addr s|s,Sec|°et,nry, ('20
ured A Patent in the
United 'States-Son
of George Smith,
- E ' City.
Franklin E. Smith of Patlauurnm has
secured patents on a combination nrail
bag and letter box' for which he claims ad-
vantages over the present method of
eollee-ting mail from the street boxes.
. With Mr. Srnitl\`s de\'ice the mail col-
lector would carry a specially made bag
rnitting the letters in the latter to drop
into the former.
Tire removal of the bag would automat-
icall close the box and lock the bag
at all while on his route. When returned
to the post oilice thcbag would be opened
byu. special k-y and the rnnil taken out
for sort-ing.
Mr Smith claims for his invention thai.
it will obviate a certain amount of hand-
ling of letters and will reduce the liability
of loss just so' much. -New Bedford,
Mass., Stnrnlard. '
The Mr. Smith abovereferred to is ar son
of George Smith, Euston Street. IIe bus
been n resident in Massachusetts lor the
past fifteen years. `
DONT SQUANDER YOUR MONEY.
On worthless cures for cotarrlr. 'l`bt-re
is only one remedy tbnt's successful-
"Caturrhozouc"- it cures when the doctor
says your case is imp-:lt-ss. No drugs to
tnke, no atomizcr to bother with, you
simplyinhule the fragrant vapor of this
nnfailing cure and get well qluickly.
Relief is instant.. cure lsgnnrnnteei so you
run no risk with Cntarrhozone. Don't ex-
periruc-nt_ rlon't putoi'l`, get Uuturrlrozorro
from your druggist today.
ASHORE OFF FLORIDA.
J.\<'r<so:\'v1r.r.r~:, Flu., May 12.-The
.\mcr'icnn tramp stearucr Dnvifl went
ashore today near Miami. Tags lrnve
been sent to her relief. Tire David is henv-
ily loaded and is report-ed to be in a peri-
lous condition.
OATAITTTTT CURE ...
Is sent direct to the diguud
PHA! bl’ ‘TIC l|'f\PrDvcd Blower.
Heals the ulcers, glga,-5 gh., 3|,-
passages, stops droppin s in th;
throat and pelmananrfy cures
Calarrb and Hay Fever. Blower
(ree. All dealers, or Dr. A. \V. Chase
Medicine Co.. Toronto and Bulimia.
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Creamery butt-er in ‘.2 pound flats nt. Mc-
l{cnna's. 1h`d li
A 07 piece dinner' set for $5.35 nt W. I’
Colwill's, Sunnyside. 15d ti'
I rcnOx 'l`nl.l¢-is are ,for sole nt. tie
Apothecurics liall. ,Tdtf
Light weight Sunrrncr Urrder'wea\l‘ of
every sort here for men. We show prob~
ably the llnest line intowu,  to 83.00
the suit. All sizes. Wet-ks&: Co., Men's
Furnishings, llatsand Gaps. ' 17d Bi.
Invictus shoes for men.--Alley
st Co. Charlottetown Agents.
22dw tf.
You cannot. nlwnys huy boots at the
prices \vc sell nt. The reason is our ex-
penses are small and we give the people
the benefit of the saving. Como to us for
your next pair.--I. li. Mucllonnld 85 C5.
' lild (li.
Ernest Rice has just received samples
of Clevelandbioyclcs,of which he is the
ugent,nnd they are beanl-ics this ycnr. Call
around and sec them |\t his shop on Kent
5; - edt-f
Sec the splendid lines of rnen`s and
won\en`s bouts and shoes, new stock just
opened ut moncv saving prices at-I. B.
M rcDonald 8: tIo's. lil al (ll
Z Are you tlrin|rin|.rnbonta new I
‘ iinti You want. to sci- our line .
. for the best. in town -“lln\\'e.~." 1
` and “'l‘rcss". \‘\'eeks&Co. 2
Sdwtf I
Get Ames Holden shoes from
Conroy the Shoeman. Sunnyside.
rzdw rw
Gunter-9’ Bookstore ln-
lreadnuarters for Souven-
ilrs “of Prince Edward ls-
an .
Invictus sloes tor men.- Alley
& Co. Ch arloltetown Agents.
zzdw tf.
N cw goods are dull) ccming to us.
very large quantity has been opened dur-
ing last week. We nmylnwe those goods
you are in need of.-\V. P. (lolwlll, Sunny
_~'idt‘. 15d tf-
Sllksforshirt waist .mils are /ww
in geuerorw 1'u1r_f/e--Tajfiefna, Tomo-
/r'_n.v, Lom'.vi1ren-and 11/I [hc mnvest
things priced a little lower tlrrm any
urhr'7:e el¢¢f=_--llloorc & .llcl.eod.
1711 11::
Just arrived, two rar-loads On/aria
Bran, which uv! are selling at louwnl
pri:-/»n, u~hnle.waIa and 'rrI¢n`l_-A.
Ilorm! rt' (Io. I./rim 111'
' Men`s $2.0) llata.--We‘ve. the I
which would be looked except when slid tion to the requirements of the colony.
under the bottom of a letter box. This il 'Ihe recent agitation at Toklo against
operation would, automatically, unlock !AdrnlralRo_iestvensky using the waters
and open both the bug and the hox`, per- of Indo-China has given new rzravity to
Y - ,
The collector would not handle the rrrail ~ieal newspapers, like the Pntrie, give
UR, A, W, c|»|AS£'$ 25C The E. B. Enny co. ornnn, P. Q. who
Pnnrs, May 18.-'l‘hat France fears ll -
Japanese attack on lmlo-China has been
slowly maturing into conviction. The
I.. st suspicions were aroused some_months-
ugo by the publication ol' a detailed plan_
of campaign said to have been drawn up
in the Japanese war' oflice for theinvaslon
of Indo-China and the denials which fol-
lowed the publication of the plan have
failed to change the popular belief that
Indo-China is menacod_nnd Foreign Min-
ister Delcas-se and other ministers have
advised parliament to give suitable atten-
thc question. Such conservative papers
as the Temps and Figaro say that -Iapau’s
action clearly discloses ulterior motives
against the French colonies while the rari-
sensationnl prominerrce to stutenrerits
alleging that Japan is able to land truops
above lianoi (capital of Tonquin) sweep
southward with practically no opposition
and simultaneously occupy Kamranlr Bay
and other unprotected coast points. This
doubtless is exaggieraterl, but it contrib-
utes to establish the belief that energetic
rneasurcs sro necessary to place the
French colonies in n complete state of
defense.
The reusaenrbling of the elmmber of de-
puties on Monday is expected to renew
the agitation on the questions oi' Morocco
und l.¢‘rcnclr neutrality. Tire notice given
t-o Foreign Minister' Dclcasse by M. de
-» Deputies Expected Today.
é.
I
ll
Prassense (Socialist) of his intention to in-
terpellate the govcrnrncnl. on its foreign
policy, prornises to bring about-a decisive
Issue between the rulnister and the So_
biaiists who lmve been criticizing his po- .
lioy.
` The debate on the bill providing for the
separation of church ami state is also neur-
lng its close. Meeting of councils general
throughout the provinces show there is
About an equal division of opposition on
the question of separation, although the
ministry of public worship has issued .1
statement to the ctfect that the votes
Show seventy councillors favorable to sep-
aration and thirteen against.
‘ Exchanges of communications are going
on between Par-is and Washington for thc
purpose of arranging that the ceremony of
removing the body of Paul .Tones from its
temporary resting place here to the
American warship which will convey it to
the United States, shall take place on the
fourth of July.
. The Cnr-nnvnlet museum has received a _
gift purporting to be the keys of the Bas-
tille whieh it is claimed have descended
from the family of Antoine .losephe Snu-
terre, t-he hrewer who, as eornrnandant of
the natiunnl guard, took part inthe storm-
ing of the llnstille, July iii, 1780.
Mrs. Hay, wife of Secretary Hay, ar-
rived here today irorn Und Naulreim, (lor.
rnnny, on n shopping visit. Tire secretary
remains at limi Neuheim, until the emi of
the week, when he will conre here.' His
int-irnnte friends any the secretary has
qrently beuelitted by freedom frornoillciul
cares.
T0 HAVE POWERFUL NAVY.
Roms, May 15.-Adm. Mirubello, mini-
ster oi’ the navy, presented in parliament
n bill for appropriations for naval con-
struction covering n period of 12 years,
amounting altogether to $27,000,000.
With this appropriation and the ordinary
navel budget, amounting to $24,200,000
yearly, the ruinisterexpccts to build five
hattlcnhips,ii\'e protected cruisers of 10,-
000 tons euch, fourteen torpedo boat des-
troyers, twelve srrbnr.ir'lnes and forty-tivo
torperlohontsof 215 tous each, besides
many smaller ships.
WHAT ABOUT THE NEW MATCH?
are the largest manufacturers of Matclres
in Canada have just rnarketed n new one,
which is an immense impr'ovem'r5nt on any
other that has hitherto been produced. It
is called the The “Silent Parlor", ami be-
cause its most noticeable feature is that
itrloes not snap and crack as ull other
Parlors. It will strike anywhere, and for
a moment after striking one would think
ito. sulphur rnateh, then it irurncdiately
gives a bright, ilarue that is absolutely
odorlcss. The bend worft- ily and it is
<liil'|cnlt to light it by stepping on it. All
grocers stock them, as everybody will
surely call for this up-to-date matt-lr.
ANNOUNCTLM EN I S.
v~' 
-No 1 Co. C. A., will .meet at 7.30 to-
night. Every member is expected to at-
tend, sections will be made up and other
important work arranged.
-The Ladies' Aid of First Methodist.
Church will rncotnt rslrurclr parlor' at C'
o`oloek on 'l‘hursrluy. Will all the eol-
lectors and us many ladies of i-he <-orrg1'e_-
gatlon as possible endeavor to be present.
-Fourth Iieglment. llanrl meets for
practise tonight utri o'elock. It is import-
ant that cvcry rnenrbcr be prt-scnt.~M.
M. Galbraith, bnnflmaster.
.lust arrived another' lot of choice dairy
butter 221: per pound at Mt-Kc-nua`s.
18d li
I/'you (10117 Arimw h0u,'_1/nofl a .ri//r
belt you can [mg/for rt 11111114(/W, g/on
wa-nt lo call uf our be/t ¢'o1m/r'r,-
.T/oore & rllcLrv/rf, 1'?r[ ]r/r
Invictus shoes ior men.-Alley
s. Co. Char1ortetown_Agents.
zzd wtf.
Men's Kid Boots $1.20, \l\'orncn`s Kid
Boots $l.Zil.I sell for|spot, enslr, and will
sell all grades of footwear' ut n lower privc
than any credit or cash house in the
busluessmew orold,-Conroy the spot cash
shocruan. Sunnyside, Ch.' Town, l’. E. I.
hid li.
Men's Summer i'nderwear.-Time for
chauge,you`ll feel better for lt,yourhealth
demands it. We can help you. Balhriggnu
Urr<lcr\\‘ear, Stuutlcld’s Surnrner i'uder-
wear, Merino, Summer weights, ctr. rrorn
title to $3.00 per suit. \Vaeks BL Co.. Men's
Furnishings llats and Caps. l7d ‘.’i.
Adecided gerreral goodness pl-rvrules
ourentirc line of liX1'>Go-Carts, distin-
guishing them in a marked degree from
all other makes. \Ve lcnrnediong ago
that mothers think that nothing is too
good or too pretty for their babies. We
had this thonghtin our mind whenwf-
selected our stock.-Mark Wright Fur-
nishing Co. ' led ll.
Get Ames Holden shoes from
Conroy the Shoeman, Sunnyside.
rzdw rw
_ Toilets sets in all shades and slrapos, the
newest on the market are to he found at
W. P. Colwiil‘s, Sunnyside, l.‘.dtf.
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‘ VVOMEN \V.iTlI \VEAKI\'ES5
For all weakness from which girls and
women suil`er_, no su_r'er renre y _exists
than Dr. l{amrlton's Pills. Thcyunrrntnin
tlrnt bracing health every wornan so enrrr-
e:~\t.l_v<lesires; they uproot disease, and
bring str'er_\gth that lasts till old age.
".\orned|eine could b_c more _beuetleral
,than Dr. llnmilton's Pills,” _writes Mrs.
,Mary E. Ayrton of Victoria. “I have
-been strengtlrencd, my digestion is
lbetter, I have improved rn color' and feel
gconsidl-r-ably better since using Dr: llam-
lilton`s l’ills." Sold everywlrere, 2o1'. per
.box or ll\'c boxt-s_for one dollar.
l 1i_.__..1-ffl
I
.l One reason why we sell more shi-rts
l is I/Lal we have more to sell, arwt/ter
A, is I/ml ire sell rt;/[is/l
`.~r/riffs u. li/I/e 1'/temper t/um rm]/mic /e/rn,
T1'_1/1w,iLc.|_'t time 'yorlfre luok'i1L_f/ ji/7°
_11o1~¢Itiv:s in shir-ts.-Jloore &
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_Woolen Mill' Property fur
` Sale By Tender.
f The splendid property known as the
_TRYON \VOOLEN MILLS on the
‘Tryon River at Tryon. P. E. Island, is
iofiered for sale by tender. The pro-
,pcrty includes the Woolen Mills fitted
lup with MODERN MACHINERY in
[hrsbclass running order, driven by
steam and water power; also MILL
SITE, WATER PRIVILEGES,STORE.
IWARF.-HOUSES. T E N E M E N T
HOUSES AND LAND.
, A circular containing full description
,in detail will be mailed on application
,to the undersigned,
I An excellent opportunity is offered
any person who may desire to engage
lin the manufacture of Woolen Cloths,
lilankets, Flannels, Yarns, etc., as it is
the only Plant ofthe kind in the pro-
vince and is located in a splendid busi-
of 1'. E. Island.
Sealed Tenders will be received from
any person who may desire to purchase
this property up to and including the
First day ofjunc next.
Address tenders to
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
Liquidator for Tire Tryon Woolen
Mfg. Co., Ltd.
Sunrmerside, P. E. I.
2 d tts I mo.
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MllllTllA@ SALE
Of a Valuable Farm at West
River, Lot 65.
To be sold by public auction at the
Court House in Clmrlottetown in Quoen’s
County on Frida the twenty sixth day
of May next, A.  1905 at the hour of
twelve o'clock noon.
All the lease hold interest and 'estate of
he late Hugh \Vilson at the time of the
cxccuiionof the Mortgage bert-in after
mentioned in and to all that tract piece or
arcel of land situste lying and being
in Queen’s County commencing at a
stake fixed on the western shore of
Goose Creek and inthe northern bound
ary ot' btor e Wilsons farm thence
along the suit northern boundary of
cast for sixty five _ y
links thence north six degrees and
iorty eight links or till it meets the
south shore of the West River thence
1.-nstwmfd along thc said shore to the place
l.
the term of nine hundrtd ant? twenty
lars and ci lrty two cents and the above
said liugh Wilson of the one port and
Our nren's famous boots at $f¢.i'.0, prlre
 sale 'agency forthe eel(-brat ed .
. $15 “ir-rss London liuts-fully .
' gum-anlacd st-iti' and so(t- .
: ini.-sr. styles- Weeks tk (‘o. ;
r\r'm.0i. rilon., chicago, fu. .,
.Q Co. Charlottetown Agents,
stamped on the solo: in without. doubt the
best boot in (Fnnnrln for that money. You
should have a pair. For sale by -l.jli. Mne-
, _ zadw tf. r ' “dw “_
joseph Hensley and Edward Jarvis
ness centre in the very finest section'
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lnot injure it much.
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can buy for thefipricr, $1.50. $2.00. $2-25, $2.50.
$2.75.
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Famous Donegal Homespuns-
' such Twceds as even Fit-Reform has
never been able to show before-~and
genuine Irish Serges.
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You can just imagine what elegant 
Suits the Fit-Reform tailors have made l 
out of these beautiful Irish fabrics. E
If you c.1n’t-the Suits are here for
you to sec and admire-and buy. VVC
have your exact fit in all the newest ‘
and hzurdsonrcst; patterns. ' T
$.15, $518, $.20 up to $30. ’
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in _, _ Only one F rt-Reform Wardrobe rn this city- I .,,.,. 
Prowse Bros., Charlottetown.
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For Weak Back, Cold in Chest, Pain in Side
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fill ld llln is uh.
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in rnunz .uni vi..-in 1‘r..u|.1.-r. rr.-.-n--lnn_~_
_u-r|....n_ r-.-nu. nr.-__ nlmry .-n.- over un- .-ru-.L
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over- the lrnrri.-vt-_ ..n-»|||.-r rho ni~|-nn--n,
For Liver 'r‘.or.r.l..»<. sim; on rinse-r w rlcrn
Fc-r sale nt Johnson & ]olmson’s.
3-zr d ro mos
HEY 'ARE ENGLISH YOU,KNOW. _ -
A Carter Hat is correct in style and the it st qunlitv Y0¥'~ ..
gi L i »i
George Wilson’s farm for thc full length .
thereof thence north thirty two degrees `
west by the magnet of r764 for six
chains thence north fifty ci 'ht degrees
` chains and lift two - I
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on Lot or Township number sixtydivc I------»--~~»----~ A--»--~ - -- - ~-»-A-----~~~ -----v- -~'
thirty minutes west for four chains and . . ._
of beginning in Goose Creek. , ’ “ ° ’ ,
The above premises were held by the S I   
said llugh Wilson under lease from the-A
Reverend Geor fc Wriglrt liod son for
xr:.r.‘;‘:':.’:z:‘;;r.r,?:‘;.;‘.“.§.rirtisif- No Noise, N0 0d0r.
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::;‘:.i:‘B.A..i.1;lr°?.P";;"“.‘x..;‘:.r.*:z';i Head Wont Fly.. Lights Anywhere.
Mortgage, bearing date the lirst day of
l)ecemberA I) i882 made between the _  gfggefs stock t]]¢m_
liodgson oi the other pert. . Q
For iurihcr particulars apply nt the
oihcc of William S. Stewart, Solicitor, c 
Clmrlottetown .
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1      'Donald 1900, hid Oi lx Tinted this rgtlrday of April, A ll Selling Agenm’ St. John' N. B - _
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Invictun shoes for men.-Alley Invlcms show for me-n Ancyl nn\v1\R1=> J/\Rvrsbpo'nGsoN,
» '_ Surviving or gngee.
& Co Charlottetown Agents. 27 nr, sa ul. T ii
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