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THE GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY 5 898.
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TUESDAY. JULY. 5. l898.
THE SPANISH FLEET.
The entire destruction of the Span
ish Heat under command of Admiral
Cervera is confirmed. The Spanish
commander made a bold dash for lib
erty on Sunday last only to meet with
swift destruction. Admiral Sampson,
with superior force and eager for bat-
‘WHAT VVE HAVE
`WE’LL HOLD.”
Baby when he has once been treated
to abafh 9,'i{h    H
-wants no other-because be RHOWS
no other makes him fr el so nice.
Many imitations of Baby's Own SOAP.
look like it, but baby feels the difference.
The Albert Toilet soap ¢°~» N111-
Montreal. 71
,first as crushing as any in naval
tle appears to have administered a. de-
history.
i Our des atch tells that ever shi
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was destroyed, and the work seems
to have been accomplished as swiftly
and effectually as that accomplished
by Commodore Dewey at Manila\ two
mont-hs before.
Cervera’s fleet contained with one
exception the finest ships in the Span-
ish navy. They were among the
swiftest fighting ships afloat, well
armored in steel and carrying heavy
guns. They had cost Spain over fif-
teen millions of dollars.
Sampson’s achievement may be
said to have eclipsed even the bril-
sexcam
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BOTTLES
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liant exploit of Dewey. He has
made a great name for himself and
glory to the national Independence
Day. Spain has now lost two fleets,
formidable navy with which a few
will only be to sustain fresh defeats.
CLOSE SEASON POR LOBSTERS-
We are authorized by Sir Louis
ies, to say that after giving a great
deal of consideration to the hundreds
of applications pro and con sent to his
department with reference to the ex-
tension of the lobster season and after
having had personal interviews with
many of those interested in the lish-
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Come and see Samples at our Studio
ALL DORK GUARANTEED
and no <1..-posit .-eqnired.
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cries, and having ascertained the facts
with respect to the size of the lobsters
that are being taken this year, he has
come to the conclusion that it would
be fatal to the lobster industry to
grant any extension of the close sea-
son this year. All the officers of the
department have been notified that
there will be no extension and that
factories must be sharply closed on
the 15th instant, as they have been
obliged to close on the first along the
South-east coast of Nova Scotia.
The Minister is daily in receipt of
communications but he trusts this
public notice will prevent any further
applications as his decision has al-
ready oeen given against any exten-
ion.
Very little is heard from the
Klondyke is these days, from which
it may be presumed that the mining
community in the Yukon district, is
a. fairly quiet and orderly one. There
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Special arran2'enient.~: with photo-l. ~
graphers for phozos at reduced prices.
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West side Queen .\`;..Charlottetoivn.
Four doors above J T i\lcKenzie`s store.
S. F. TARBUSH,
RESIDENT AGENT.
Charlottetown, Mch l-l,eod6m.
Under the dislingnished Palrnnage of Sir
Louis H. and Lady Davies and the
llalur and Mrs. Warburton. ~
Hfr.lrr....rn§lr.§.u.f~I
Miss llarrietta LaDell
This talented young lady whose for-
mer appearance in this city elicited
such favorable comment and gave so
much leasure to those who were fortu-
P _ . ._ ' . _ _ lottetown.
nate to hear hm., ha, Deen engaged possibility of a iloatingcoaling station D_ A_ MACKINNON,
by the Ladies’ Aid of me P. E. r. ©1181 C3111 1>@}°W@d from Placeto place- 6_4 if.
Hospital to give an entertainment in The Dew _dork World now Puls f01`-- - -
the
ris a notable absence of the murders,
ilynchings and vigilance committees
1 that marked the history of gold min-
ing in California. The firmness of
Canadian government and the
lpresence of the mounted police have
lno doubt been main factors in main-
'taininff order. It is estimated that
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l40,000 miners have gone into the
ldistrict this season, and as many as
lcould secure locations have gone to
l work, while a host of others are busy
lprospecting. We ought shortly now
lto learn some particulars of the
. number of millions forth coming from
this spring`s wash-up.
l The theory of the absolutr necessity
of coaling st-ationsis somewhat giving
way under the experiences of the
lbnited States fleets. The Republic
l had no outside coaling stations at the
I beginning sf the war. Dewey seized
lone at Cavite. The fleets in the
§\Vest Indies have for a month past
successfully coaled from the collier
ships in the open sea., even in bad
weather. What has _ been once done
can be done again Then there is the
ward the 1dea`that permanent forti
lied coalinv stations may probabl -
V' M. C- A'  cost more than they are worth, se;  a
-on- ing they are proven to be not in-
dis ensible
Tuesday Evening,luly5th. 'P ' ' ___
At which she will be assisted by
Miss Annie Hyndman and the Misses
Earle, and Messrs. James Hvndman, l
Frank nays.-ra, T. A. M@L2.»..n ..ndl°'i15’ for fllé Statement that every IS tl’ 059" Well k”°‘"1 “”*’l°l°S at
Charles E`ar1e_ ; dollar of revenue derived by the state l lelfll Prlce lgllan regular, 9-11_1l Sflll lllgller
D0 not miss ,MS Opportunity It lfrom the liquor traffic costs the peop`ielPr1C°‘l arllrles by asserrlrlg rlley 11-re
mm, not occur ,,_,,,,,_i,,_ You Will' 5,15 lnot less than four dollars. The liquorlW01"Cl1 11111Cl1 1110"? than they really
Sir Leonard Tilley, for many years.
finance minister of Canada, was auth l
the news of his victory added fresh
and has but a fraction left of the
months ago she thought to threaten
the United States coast. She may
still light on as Sagasta says, but it
Davies,Minister of Marine and Fisher-
To realize the value of good water
supply, such as we have in Charlotte-
town it is only necessary to be sud-
denly deprived of it. This is what
happened to Santiago a few days ago
when the American forces in the night
cut the water mains and diverted the
water to their own camp. Santiago,
under a burning sun, with six or
seven times the population of our own
city, has had since J une 26th noother
supply of water than that supplied by
wells and cisterns.
COMING EVENTS .
Guardian readers will _find the _follow-
ing convenient to clip and keep for ref-
CT€7lC8.
Wednesday, July 6th-First Metho-
dist church S S picnic at Wiltshire.
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, July
6th, Trh. Sth- W C T U annual con-
vention in Charlottetown.
VVednesday,July 20th-Grace Church
S S picnic.
MASONS. '
St. John's Lodge in Masonic
Temple. second Tuesday in monlh.
D R MCLENNAN, Secy.
Temple, first Monday in month.
J R Davison, Sec’y.
Alexandra Chapter, Royal Arch Ma-
sons in Masonic Temple, first
Thursday in month except June,
July and August. J J \Veldon, Sec’y.
Prince Edward Preceptory, K T.
in Masonic Temple. third Wed-
nesday in month. H W Anderson,
Registrar.
onnrnnnows
St Lawrence Lodge every Mon-
day evening- NV A Martin, Sec'y.
Wildey Lodge every Friday
evening; both in their hall in Victoria
Row. Trevor Waller, Sec’y.
Alpha Rebekah Lodge, No 10,1neets
first and third Tuesday of every month .
-Ada M Godkin, Secretary.
sons or ENGLAND.
Every Thursday evening in their hall,
in V icioria Row. Andrew Newso n
Soc’y. _
ron!-131'!-msg.
Court Avondale I. 0. F. second and
fourth Tuesdays. J D Taylor, Sec’y.
Court Mount Stepheh In O. F. third
Tuesday, both in- Foresters’ hall.
Queen Street. J F. MacMillau.' Sec’y.
igCourt Charlottetown C. 0. F. second
and fourth Friday, Wright’s Hall. W.
G. Gillespie, Sec‘y.
.1 GOOD TKHPLAB8.
Charlottetown Lodge", No_ 68,
every Thursday- evening in Wrigh_t’s
hall. corner Kent and , Prince Streets.
K L McDonald, Sec’y.
sons or rmarnnaxcn.
. Prince Edward Division next re-
gular meeting Tuesday June 21st.
Victoria Division No 4, every
Monday evening in Wrighl’S hall. J J
Chappell, Sec’y.
Orient Division. No 161. every
Friday evoning,in their room in Masonic
Temple. George Davison. Sec’v.
Well _glade
Makes Well
Hood’s Sarsaparilla is prepared by ex-
perienced pharmacists of today, who have
brought to the production of this great
medicine the best results of medical re-
search. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a modern
medicine, containing just those vegetable
ingredients which were seemingly in-
tended by Nature herself for the allevia-
tion of human ills. It purifles and en-
riches the blood, tones the stomach and
digestive organs and creates an appetite;
it absolutely cures all scrofula eruptions
boils, imples, sores, salt rheum, and
every finrm of skin disease; cures liver
complgint, kidney troubles, strengthens
and uilds up the nervous s stem. It en-
tirely overcomes that tired iveeling, giving
strgnlgth and eligrgy  plugs of weakness
an anguor. war s o malaria, tyf
phoid fever, and by purifying the blood it
eeps the whole system healthy.
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O 0 S narirra
Is the best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5.
l'l00d’S Pills ‘éiti ii‘.E..ilf.L`l{’.'. Il.‘-i.““"
For siting ro mu
The undersigned offers “High-
lands,” his residence at Georgetown,
for sale, or to rent for the summer.
This place is pleasantly situated,
has coach house and stables, orchard,
etc.
For particulars apply at the ofiices
of Warburton & Mackinnon, Char-
lu Sell Guuds.
Pleasure and Prdiit and be helpinc on l menys Solicitor in the Pl9bl5.Cll'0 C3111- l are’ and then taking about half- The
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a good work.
General Admission, 25 cts-
As the seats are not numbered,
holders will kindly come early and
avoid the rush. Doors open at 7.30.
Entertainment begin at 8 o’clock.
Ladies, please remove your hats ! ! ‘
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paign as pu ort a statement that
public are sometimes deceived this
since confederation the revenues der- ‘yayi *md Pay Pretty dear f01‘ g00dS-
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ived from liquors have totalled $212,- 0111' Way iS all 30058 lnlirked in plain
Bgsgwgd Sgafs,  ms, l0U0.000. Four times these figures llgures- Less regular dlscolmli for
would be $848,000,000, representing rash-
the monetary cost to the people in the
same eriod Add the iecious lives E. W, T
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sacriiced and all the want, woe and _
misery and see at what frightful cost vict°"a Jewelry st°re'
the traiiic has been maintained. Charlottetown.
Victoria Lodge in Masonic-
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Tne=day 5th July and sails for St John's Ndd..
via North Sydney carrying live stock on deck
d od d d k t
an pr uce un er ec a ow rates.
For further information as to freight or
passage. Apply to
4,2iExPat Agent
BLACK DIAMOND LINE
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The S.S.Bonavi ta sailing from Montrr>.al,Fri-
day morning, July 8th,w1ll be due at Char-
lottetown Monday morning. July_ ll_th, and
will ‘nil for St..lohn's Newfoundlannyia. north
Sidney. carrying Horses, Cattle and sheep on
deck,and produce und-r deck at low rate=.
For further! ilarticuaars as to freight and
a a y o
“ gsm pp PEAKE Bsosaco.
Agents.
Ch`town, Julv 5th. '98 3i emi.
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The Sunday School Picnic in conne' tion
with the First Methodist Church, will be
Grove, a beautiful spot for a day’s pleas
A tea table for visitors will be well sup
e e ag
ment of a first rate committee and a ood
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SS POLINO is due here from Montreal
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SEGON
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Ne. |-n- s. wrrrrams brand Ne o-small upright
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in perfect order only two yeld Good practice instrument
Price when new $600 00 sale price
6 sale price to clear 3   No 7_’r°'dw°°‘ ‘ ha.
No. 2-John Rogers & Son U prlght L,,,,d0,,_ Engl,” ,
in fine order. A nice prac- square, good hill tone,
tice instrument. Sale .price price
No. 3-Frederick Starr S uare N° 3- p“n|-mm, Ng* Ygqy
An American malle pianoas
good as new. Sale price   §3l;“';_lg;°'“° m mm °"l°l`
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London, England. A modern up
Ne 9-A I his lioqlew
fr.r»..13,i:"°.;.=;.:.i;1;“d‘d an on .':..:°:.“:.1.:r~ "1 =°°'=
C011 1 .
No. 5-Stodart of New York No I0-A lr&|lburyl»OlHlW
square, good as new sale Small Sq\1&l'%. Ulf!! ll'l&@
P,-me instrument, sale pi-ice
We have also on hand a large number of good looollléllll Ollillg
reliable makers. We are putting them In thorough order ll rlplili lo
will sell them at prices ranging from SIB 00 to SOO OO to Chl! llllll ll! ll
Every Plano and Organ guaranteed for a reasonable length oftlmo
A grand chancoto lot your children learn to play for I omlll Quill! If
A liberal discount off for spot cash
Easy terms of payment tp reliable purchasers
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grourids of William Clarke, Eq, ahldiiple  0  
held t 1\ rth W ltshir th be ful 0
“'° Anyone can afford to get a Refrigerator at the
plied with good things Also the Ice Sell them
C d Ref sh t Booths
P31111 fgueemgfmlgfgunder th mn e Ice Cream Freezers at very low prices
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time may be expected by old and young.
Visitors’ railway return tickets 35c. D &
Visitors Tea Tickets 25c-
Train will start at 10 o’clock.
June 30 td ,
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,,'<.'=?_<~'1\3§.~‘1is\ say it is noni: qrllgilc and best of
reasonable prlooo
If you would like to try oui work we would
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