J.. ,_
'i i _»'~ ~ ‘_  ff -  .._ _ I. __ ,_ _
. 5 1 _  1~é;_-3;; -_ __ F     I '  _.I_.-».-_-_I~. ,;. ,. f
 T *__  1" `<l»1"("»:"`f-sn. 3*-.ff 5fr~i§f~*f~fl~§ :»  .*`;-I ~  I.~2;§; _~-' _ 'it  _
' ' i -. 1 ‘_ `~‘.‘-__‘.i;.-.‘._1'.1__ __ _- 32.1- " ~ ‘ - -- ' '- 1 s "> »;~: - ~ -
'nn cUmoin1,cnam.oernrowi»r ramen mwum m.A1~'n. :ur i, mn.
 - FY' 'I "'F"' -~ ---»- -I I- 
'ing appearance and will no doubthe ther
Aboutwwm ~=-a' CITY AND COUNTRY
Coffee S
A Prnt' good \\~:i_\~ to test any store
is by ihe coffee ii sells. We`re willing
for von to test us by our coilee any
` - ~ ' We wish voii would try some of
(lime. _
cur ‘OC upghg 5; java. ¥Ve‘d be glad
_ _ . vd
g (0 gell it to you and 3 ou d he glad you
skmfuiiy and just roasted enough.
- tried ig-its such a fine coffee. Blended
[freshly Ground when ordered.
'sloslli i iilili

EVERY MAN
‘Mug \¢ posted, as to the merits of what we
gfgryoti.
pg,-¢-we offer you goods, exclusively our own
wk; you buy from us, you will never see a
gqiigie with anyone.
seoold-Oar cutting, fitting, sewing, etc. is se-
nse to nose is this Broad Dominion.
'fini-The above excellences are yours ata
ignre also our own, but we give all preference
adv ntage to our customers Secured only
nd 1 ~- ~
yy lang years of hard work and trying exper-
ClC¢5.
J T. n¢i<ENz_iF.,
The Tailor. "
e I _“___ I- __ _
You will find everything you require in tl-e
drug line.
Prescriptions and spedial
R.emed‘es.
repred with the best goods obtainable-cheap
ef than any house in the business-
We rua our business in the interest of the
people.-No division of profits with Doctors.-
lt is your interest to deal with
’ The Peop1e‘s
l'l UG H ES .......
Prowse Block nyside
1 ` _-
we Avvv~v~v\~
Have
Everything
~In the baking line, good and
fresh and very tasty, but our
specialties for today are Pies.
You will want some-hot
Q for tea.
Apple Pies l2e
Mines Pies l2c
‘ Telephone zu. _-I 
pi
4/
‘sf
---_--. ~~~~~ _ ~\» _ _ s`~ ___________ ,-\, _ , _ _
T Y
` Tun Minto will come oil' the slip to-day.
MR. Fowler leaves by the Princess this
1 morning. ,
_ C. F. M. C. G.-Rehearsal in Studio
lat 8.15 p. m. sharp. _
Nnw features at the gymnastic exhibit-
ion. Be sure and see them.
Satvacn Cours. -Regular month ly
meeting this evening at 7.30.
Mn. Charles McFarlane‘s residence is
receiving the attention of the painters.
FINE home made candy will be sold at
the gymnastic exhibition Friday night.
THE mails will be transferred to the
Summerside-Point du Chenc route this
morning.
ONE of the funniest’ clowns ever seen
will be at the gymnastic exhibition Fri-
day night.
DR. Dlcxicr, has returned from New
York Hospitals, and may be consulted as
usual.-atstww.
Lasr night the S. S. City of Ghent sailed
from Halifax for this port and is due here
on Thursday evening next.
LIVE Hoc MARKET.-Bacon hogs 150,
_ and over weights $5.75 per 100 lbs.
‘ Masses. Haszard 8.: Moore have had the
front of their store painred a beautiful
carinine, the work of Mr. D. llowiett.
AMONG those leaving by the Princess
for Sydney this morning will be Mrs
H. Clarke, F. N. VVood and Mary E. Rice.
TIcK1=.Ts are selling freely for the gym-
nastic exhibition to be given in the Y. M.
C. A. on Friday evening, All should at-
A tend.
Rav. A. S. Stewart of Wood Islands
will preach in Rose Valley Hall, at 11 a.. m
on Sabbath the 12 lust. and in Bradalbane
Hall at 3.3) p. m. s
YESTERDAY afternoon Mr. A. W. Robb
was busily engaged iltting up the dark
room in the basement of the Y. M. C. A.
for the use of the Camera Club.
Tins morning Mr. T. A. McLean is for-
. warding to Lunenburg bya schooner from
Georgetown an engine and boiler to be
~used in Mr. Lemuel Fowler's steam
 laundry.
THE pipe organ imported by Messi s.
Miller Bros. for Grace Church arrived by
the Princess last night. By the appear-
ance of the packages theinstrument is evi-
_dently an extensive one.
BY telephone received last night THE
GUARDIAN learns that the remains of Mrs
:McLeod Rose Valley, will be exhumed
this morning at 10.30 by order of Attorney-
'General Peters. Dr. Honeywell will con-
duct the inquest.
ed tothe old hulk lying between Lord's
_land Peake’s wharf wharves. At high tide
_ont and her ribs will rest upon the sand
I of Keppock beach.
_ . _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . _
_ `,`_ _______________Y.___`»
200 lbs, $6.00 per l00lbs. Under weightf
YESTERDAY evening scows were attach-
I this morning the schooner will be towed
MB.S'rxrm;Ns. inspector of Government
“steam boats arrived in the city by the
Princess yesterday evening. He inspects
_the S. S. Stanley. The steamer will
place the Cape Tormentiue, West Point,
Indian Rock automatic buoys,after which
_ 1 K 8
"°°d 1° the 'W °f _ which waolauuehed a few daysagp, and
which presents a most grscgfuiianctsmii-
doubly true int
makes one feel l'ke ettin fitted out for summ»r1"We have everything you fI';;fi;fé?c‘;;l:_3sn§:m;;:,l:;2§;dp¥:§"1‘Stetson y, ._ _ rf, _ _ F __
‘_/, ' .  7 __ 'if”"" ff, “ ' =
, _ _ j ; _ ‘ " A I 
Gents Fumulllillgs '  f »    -~ -'lv'  ii'  "”’    . _ Is
Bow1uNs’nnaDa.oHa  ;.\ . ' 7, i ‘ ~
85c silk Fmt shim
l BY letter received in the city iast night
_ from Mr. W'illiam Gillespie, Sydney,
_ formerly of Charlottetown, it is
i learned that while working on astage at
;the steel works the staging gave away
11\11‘liI1R him to the ground, breaking his
_ leg in two places and also breaking his
arm.
Tm: Kansas City Times of..Friday, April
26th says : C. O. Johnson, agent at Kansas
_ City for the Maple Leaf, has appointed A.
B. Burrows, ticket agent at (the Union
avenue office, city passenger and ticket
agent in the place of Arthur C. Burrows,
his brother, who resigned to go with the
St. Joseph and Grand Island. The change
was effective yesterday. Mr. Johnson has
not yet illled the Union avenue vac incy.
AN earnest plea for the preservation of
Niagara from the encroachment of com-
, mercial and manufacturing interests, so
far as these may injure the beauty of the
greatest natural wonder of America, is
made in The Outlook’s Magazine Number
for May by Miss Mary B. Hartt. The
article is accompanied by illustrations
which add to the point_ of the authors
‘ remarks about the injury already done to
the beauty of the Falls. ($3 a. year.) The
Outlook Company, 287 Fourth Avenue,
_ New York.)
AT the Police Court yesterday morning-
Catherine McDonald and Elizabeth Cav
anagh were each fined $5 or 30 days
for fighting on the street, and Catharine
McDonald to a further sentance of three
months for vagiancy. Elizabeth Cavan-
agh also received two months for the
same offence. His Honor gave the girls
some friendly advice and said if they ever
came before him again he would mete out
to them the full extent of the law. He
ordered that the documents issued some
time ago for the other girls be held in
readiness for their return.
MR. William McCabe was arrested
yesterday evening on a warrant issued by
James King on the 30th of March for an
assault committed on March 18th. It
appears that since the alleged assault
McCabe went to Sydney and returned a
short time ago. King is em-
ployed at the Gas House as a. fireman and
while pursuinghis duties on 18th it is
charged that McCabe went there' and
assaulted him with a knife. The trial
takes place at 9.30 this morning.
A Stewiacke despatch of April 27th says:
A dreadful accident happened here to-day
Kaiaheleen the six year old daughter of
Charles Fulton, while playing in the fields
together with other children, near some
rubbish fires that had been set, caught
I fire and before assistance reached her
almost all her clothing had been burned
from the body. Dr. Pratt and Dr. Mc-
Lean were very soon in attendance and
did everything to relieve the awful- agony
the poor child was in, but she died at 9
o’clock, just four hours after the accident.
'Great sympathy is manifested for the be
A reaved family. Mrs.Fulton is an invalii at
l home and Mr. ‘Fulton just now is in
I Sydney where the sad news was conveyed
to him. [Katheleen was a niece of Rev. J.
M'. Fisher, Princetown, P. E.Island.]
ween the West End Rangers and All
ly; E" N059 and Tm-gn li'ddmV6art1'§tractorl.m‘§0ldb all drug~ practices willbe in splendid form e _ _
. . PY
Hom. 9_30_1 2_4 I gm, or sent by mail N._ C. ol_son & Co.,l honorary President witnessed the game ‘ _ _ 
Eyes iisaa ...ii mea with aim”  “*i~"?”»I°P°°=.°° "=°‘?”!’.‘°‘2°°»°“'“- _snoimi-is fromsie bunny smile whidv' I as I I
Tm Fri. *W , . _ , _ __ ' llluminate§__h_is countenance, was satisfied j ;_,»,,I   (__.
' ' withlhis boys’ work. The score, We uhdcr-  ' ' ’ '  ~ .» _ ‘
stand, was 12 to 8 in favor of thefltaugers. ,,‘_ . '
* __ALBlB'roN___ has always been able to _ _
d of Hin Beet of fast nailing 'I’v,_ a_l;lxal'»-pnoo. _ _ 5'
_:___ V A _ _ .  1  " _   §,~I‘-'-l~.,_§___’_i __ '_~._ -aa- ,. _ _ _
_   'V   =_i. ~’3;  ~   " JI.\dgill¢ l __ 'lt _  I __I _ . ___ ____ _
Sa-.I _ ` ' : _ `   "  of __ ew yacht _ ' repu-_ * .,_,\_ ' 569°* ft U*'f”3.|W,_I\“.`*,}
 __  ,___ __ ‘QF  ,, _.. lp h f -  _J ._  _ -__
~ Q* ~  ftat$n thbmodcler has of bu  __ ga`§>eody il _ I 9_ IVUUYIYB Z I H1 BFS ,Z Op ite
craft the contention of the past will be  H I  ` Qi Pm'
‘ _ . he future. The  _'/_*__ I' Biff, Demonsgrstcr  `.`\\]` sv? ,_--\_,  j _.___ _ ,_%.,.§_, ! gl?" _, 'f. ht
`  ‘ the‘K0dak*C0~, will he at our ',,_ < »’...~--`I_.ii_$._i ._ ~  ’ ' F is = U -
‘ Thnreda afternoon 1 ___
AN interesting gameof football took
I place on Rochford Square last evening
bet
_ _ Comers. The All-Comets seemed to have
"`   I    ‘ 1 the advantage at first as the Rangers _
Du  °h° Wmg°°” tm 'up' were not all acquainted with Ulf 8°m° Mime Clark deserves ~neoiaifmeauon'ror
1=_¢1gp.¢B.k,,-,\,,,k,,\,¢,,¢;,¢,d_ AS-C895-_llilli l'°ll\Ukfd»»Uh¢¥ hid i=|\I°,t.hecreditable manner in which she per-
» stilff. but the st-1111’ vesare°=<ilr°t»»\°d is.;-med the important duties ef her
 W .......i....-.--»- _l needed 8 little developinir.” Judging' from pcsgtinn and indeed dl who ‘ook  in.
 ` S0l11€ Of UICINDU “H46 bi the R‘“¢¢1`5’ the meetiugare worthy of much
¢ .__ _-.5 forwards, it. will go hard with anyNova _ `
' I  Scotim kiekers who come prowiing _ _ _ ‘__ _ I
,I THE KING 'OF COBN_CUR@- __ around P. E. Island, _looking fpr the _ - I _
tball championship. They -ff 1 _R g , __ __ 3
_ Isresn ' Painless cum E t n ,`°°1°f°‘* f°° _ _.- ' I,     ._ I
H' L'  M’ D ,lcrowuediblysyears of success, regallac  I showed without a doubt _last night that __._»_ ~" ‘- “<9  ~' ”/-~' _ 
cause uuapproached and unapproachai lc, _ theyare AS Well able g,°_h,__,1,| their ownn. `_;,»_ _  __ _ _ _ ~
-- - I . 1;).
(Llil ll Llllll lltllillt.) imiams awarilltgs °°°,§F°{*,§,u,‘;;',i‘{,‘§,§§ fwtbuiss it hockey, ma ami- it few  _,___ “O ' _ ~ __ ___/
f X a
\"ll “
boat of the west. The boat wasmodelad"
by Mr. Elisha Hynes, of Lot 40. The dim-
ensions are as follows: deck 55 ft: spar-s 40
and 44ft, main and fore topmost 15 and 18 ft
main boom and gaff 34 and 19 ft, foreboom
and gall' 14 and_13 ft. her fastening stays,
block bands, etc., are all galvenized.
Hersails which which were made by the
Wall-known ship chandlcrs, Messrs. A.
Kennedy 8: Co., Charlottetown, consist
of about 325 yards. She will be ready for
sea by the first of next week.
Ar the meeting of the Natural History
Parlor last ni ht Mr. Percy Pope read a
acceptance of the teachings of Science
was dealt within a very clear
carefully thought out and concisely ex I
followed, participated in by Mr. Justice
diiferendes of opinion upon several
p0ints 'touched upon by the lecturer
President, spoke in eulogistic terms of the
THE entertain-nent given by the Loyal
sired. With the exception of the addresses
delivered by the Rev. gentleman present, I
the entertainment was furnished solely by
very much credit upon the participants.
and criminality of making drun s oes
a copy of the program:-Chorus, Upwar
“Have Courage to Say No;" Address, Rev.
Mr. Dystant; Recitation, Myrtle Noy;
Licenses saloon, necitation, Minis clark;
National Anthem; The Organlst. Miss
l'_#l‘-'K *ll*
F t
I €
-_ L l I
afld pretty designs and guaranteed to wash __ _
$N5 and keep their color. Very cool and comfortable. 5- F I 5 -- _
75C C01’d. Starchcd Shirts, short bosomv, '
85C perfect fitting, good and verystylieh.
Sl.25 l New 1901 styles. New the price..
Kid Gloves  . -
222
wh*
cies"
of'1‘an, Grey etc. ~
We keep the celebrated Perrins make. Every
pair guaranteed. .In all the newest shades
Balbriggan *Underwear
90c it is1iIsi»`m-¢m¢e¢I£ow assists;     P  _  » 
" suit Beethespociallineweareselling _
at 90c a ‘Suit regular pi-ieee 81,30,
_ ' , ‘ \
  lllouiliiid  T0_Ili0
(et_r_id_most people do
after the long’ winter
withjts closp _,confine-
T ment’ and inactivity)
You Shqula 
A _reparation of
_S  55flIi’|*
Price-_ZS 
l
I-i
*_
fu
u
_" Wecan sell you ‘auf 'Kodak _,Q
the members of-the Crusaders and reflects "_ '  _    '_ 
Rev. Mr. Thomas of Cornwall. 
worthily occupied the chair and made
some very interesting and appropriate _  _
remarks relative to the importance of  
telnperance work among the young. Rev I _   _,_ 
Mr'.Dystant of Granville, delivered an . _I Q, __  ____ _ _  g_
eloquent and forceful address on the evils __j'“II ' _      _e
of intemperance, in the course of which _ Thé*  S _  fri;
he clearly showed that the responsibilityf ` _  1 ‘ ` » I I C \-
kard d l _ _
not rest so much upon the rumsellers '
nor yet upon the Legislators, as upon the _ _ 
’-L. ~ ‘ ’ ~ '-_- e  _Q-,' _I-‘ 1'.
...t Is _ .am
Ifiifl rf-_ ‘I2 E.
7
ia..
and Antiquarian Society in Y, M. C. A. __
_  _
g - ` 0 » o
paper discussingthe question “Does the _  301”-39 Inhiyllxnary buy 
destroy Belief onthe Reality of Religion?" I A ing__§f5t Lf an you.”  --
The subject _ _' _.gf _      I
and exhaustive manner. The matter was absolute correctness of 8tyI8.'_s_= ,_
ressed and aimed at proving that the and artistic  1
D
question should be ans wered in the nega- ` _
tive. The animated discussion which l‘1l8.{JSlI|lp,  __ _ __
For example - you » want »
but each speaker in turn, as did also Ithel “ your hat d-one wh en plomiséd _-
merits of the paper. The meeting was one ` A ’ _ ' '*
of the best attended, most interesting and _  when §0u,glve a 
spirited in the history of the Society, ann _O Pace you _ on 5 Want that
brought toa close the se;1son’s series of P7108 €X0€€(lB(l.
meetings generously thrown open to the __
public by this estimable Society which is _ And y0l'l dOIl’f W8.hl'.' YOURWCA
doing a work of; high educational value _ hat, to 109]; just  _every
i:ithecomniunitIy.' _ other hat. _ . __
cmsafiers of North Wiltshire on Monday » » _ People who leave their
evening was an uiiqualifiel success in - , ° ° , ,If __
every particulir. Though the afternoon _ orders at our M1ll,lnB_lyi_. f-dLe"‘ _
was somewhat threathening, the evening  _ Inrnnent get  th?-Se M.’V&Bf- » :A
wssaii that could be desired and time _  ages-and customers say they
audience assembled in the comfortablehall   dOn’t have to pay so much for
owned by Triumph Division, S.0.T.,under  . _~_~= '
whose patronage this Company of Loya 'J- them r' 4-°‘I_  ~_f  ..=,I _ ,
Crusaders exists Those who came expect M B tl   '_  '~=fI,;;I_;»I f>.;I____g“=‘>
cl
. _ g . _ . .  _  __________`__- 
pgth th_§_select;ot_i:_s on_ iéhe pxogriimgeagd ‘_ -_-We Wag; [,i111";; L0 i) 1 f i ` V J”
eren i iono em etnot ingto e- _ Justice. \_
ing a. ood time, were not disapointed for ll 84 Vi* Y
.s`~7'§|>
voters ofthe country, who send their? _ , --_ _-_ . -_.-- I-ff. __ _ _ .
representatives to Parliament to make  
and enforce their laws. The following is § 
d
or Downward; Address by the Chairman; _ 
Recitation, Hazel Edwards; Exercise hy *  __ | _ . ,
Five Boys; Recitation, Florrie Bowman: _ I __  'f __ _ ‘ff , ‘  ;-  _i _ jf' _
Music, Miss Maud Godfrey; Recitation,  *-0- ‘li i  ‘ ‘ _ 'i-Q3, i ‘_ ` 3    3?' fit
Susie Smith; Dialogue, Wine as a ti' _  .`____ _  I   5' I-__   _  *ig
Beverage; Reading, _ G.-.orge Godfrey 'i we`ha“C-.ieivéry nice varietQ_i_1;melliui:n 
Hecitation, Hazel Mitchell; Chorus moe from ’5_65t°sm_5° '
We are always pleasedsoshow ourgoodaeven ifyoudor
is
Dialogue, “Playing School”; Recitation, _
Irene Mitchell; Chorus, “Down___In a _ .tj-_ jj i, _
\i.Erussi1owTr|e - »  i 1.
#*l*l*fflI‘* “llll
._
C _ "
is.-V I Q v f
»
eh
?“W2€
 if ~- __ ..
4 _ E. ’I_ _ . _ _ _
- - '-_ »‘I  ‘ ‘_:‘f_~'-;_1§s;§. ;_
f` 1
4?;
HL.;
i
Fitzgerald, Revds. T F. Fullerton and But thBI‘9 816 0l'.h8l'I'00l}'e
Dr.McMillan,Messrs.J.E.B.McCready and _ _ _ _ _ ' C’  i
Arthur Mellish proved that there were  V ` Sld8l’8.l'.l0I|.8. _ ` 
‘fsfi
~ \ _ -. .' ,"
,- ' \
Pkllillllii _ _"_  
 .sell
 lQCK, VI LOBIA ROW
i" 3. fi;  in it
_~“~._
. 5
ga
.~.
rw-
»
9
.I.-.. is
1.
B ‘fi
if,
§_§ii¢ _
<a-.-§’, 
,Im --1. ~f
4" ;“‘i
fu- I W
._ bg g
Q.;
Poet Omoo.
'ir ‘f(l.’
if
-4
,_
\_¢»
,-
ly 1 _ °
a _ _ __
" Yesterday we' received eovmal
dozen 5 pcnnd tins of Orange Marina
ladodirect from the Factory. ` We i _ _ '
' ` , ¢ bought this \o t at a hargain_au1,iI_ jg! o  » if  ~ 
  n3fCIf_5 T0l1lC_ ills ml all leiiliiiiaa ililawi lag? _ _  ____ __ ~   _ I _  _
_.  ,_ .   »_  _ ,__-flioi  £73 _ __ _Q
mm,   
48c. atin. I
This it a genuine snap and we 'ad
viseoar friends to send their orders
early. - '_ s
, Hay 2nd, from 2 to 6 p m 1; Is.
Repairing prc mptly attended to
%
‘any informationab ut od _ ` _ _f _ = I  _ _ I  __ ,
‘t the P"“’ef‘ YOU "°D't mind Piylng I I cure Quickly all headachel arisinz f1’°“!  rom or Dano Rpm' _ C 3" s that our line of Watches and Jewelery is al good and the per than Q
’°"°“°“°"' '1°°°l°’°“°”' bm°“‘“°"’ 1'" I  thing in the citY° Come and see for Jvurself. '
For Instance 'mg °;*“;f “gig ,§§,'§_=,°’;u;; gf; ,II t _,r _  ._; ,___  _ _  --   s »
lf.I`..J.° "1<."il'.I`....'i.s....... ' v i  ‘I-’ _ _ -_ _ W-so-=»=\==f IM-
f-"f-Ii’-“.\i"`l_ Le We  9 '
i
Bolle iiilmllili 
`\
 
. _ _
Jen
'W-
~.
._ ...,_
... _
...~
-1;.. A
m-vu" ‘
 To   I purchaser of onejdow    Gféodl M
wil give a p"eture_£_i-amed  Pause-Pu-tout.
    ~
' " -.= . »: I ' <  B
‘~ ' s »I' ~ -iv" ‘ws ;i,i~‘»'f»'i:_f. ‘w.<»‘£» ~ ‘$38 `
l`lAa€iAZiNES§."5l%\5El.S»~
..~»J‘ -
A
K PM
___.-v~ .__ ..__._.____ ,_ Y