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:S - ‘ " " ` esteemed, though not over 'modest Mr. Walter Passmore returned to Port-
FAMFOR SALEI _ =‘- .. ~ -- -1 _
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llanada Pioilnoo of
Prlooo Eihanl Island.
In Chancery-In the Rolls Court.
In the matter of John Bowman of
North Wiltshire in Queen’s County
in the Province of Prince Edward
Ie1and,a lunatic.
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Pursuant tcand by virtue of an order
of the Honorable Edward Jarvis Hodgson,
Master of the Rolls made in this
matter upon the application of James
J. Johnston of Charlottetown, in
Queen’s County, Attorney-at-Law,
committee of the person and Estate
of the said John Bowman, on the
first of August, A. D. IWO, and an order
made by the Master of the Rolls in
amendment thereof on the eleventh day
of August. 19(1), I will set uéioand sell by
Public Auction at the Law urts Buil -
ing in Charlotte* '
.own in Queen’s County,
on Tuesday the 25th day of September
next, ISDO, at twelve o`clock noon, all that
tract, piece or parcel of land, situate,lying
and being on township number thirty-one
in Prince Euwar Island, bounded
as follows that is to say:-Com~
mencing on the north eastern , side
of the North Wiltshire Road in the
south eastern boundary line of fifty acres
formerly in lpossession of John I-latherly
now owned y William Hatherly and run-
ning thence_ north thirty-eight degrees
e ist along said boundary line eightv-three
chains and thirty-three links, or to the
rear line of farms fronting on said Road,
thence south Hfty-two degrees, east nine
chains, or to the line run by Robert Harris
and agreed' upon between Richard Bow-
man and Thomas Godfrey as per instru-
ment of assignment beariég date the first
day of January, A. D. 1 , thence south
thirtyeight degrees west along said line
to the southern :ide of the railway ap~
propriation thence along the same south-
erly and southwesterly until it meets the
said line run by Robert Harris as afore-
said, thence alon san Q auth thirty-eight
degrees west to tfiie North Wiltshire Road
aforesaid and thence following the course
thereof north westerly nine chains or to
the place of commencement aving and re-
serving thereout 87-100 of an acre, con-
veyed by Richard Bowman to her Ma-
jesty the Queen and seventeen one-hun
dre th parts of an acre conveyed by the
commissioner of Public Lands to Her
Majesty the Queen for Railway purposes
yeaving seventy-four acres a little more or
ess.
Conditions made known at sale.
lqgated this 17th day of August, A. D.
` J. A. LONGWORTH,
Master in Chanceiy
Aug 18 Tues 8: Frid ts
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The Corticelli Silk Co hasjust received
notice that at the Paris Exposition they
were awarded the Gold Medal for Corti-
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strongs Wash Silks in patent holders
lhese famous Canadian Silks have won
Gold Medals and hrst prizes wherever
presented
She Was Pale
and Languid
Too ilu-vous tc Sleep, and Daily crew
Vleakerandleaker-Dr chuck News
Icod Restored health and vigour
Mrs E McLaughlin 95 Parliament
street, Toronto, states -- My daughter
vias pale, weak, languid, and very iierv
oi s Her appetite was poor and change
able She could scarcely drag he self
about the house. 'uid her nerves were
coripletely unstrung She could not
sleep for more than half an hour at a
time without starting up and crying out
in excitement
As she was growing weaker and
weaker I became alarmed, and obtain
ed a box of Dr Chases Nerve Food
She used this treatment for several
weeks, and from the first we noticed a
decided improvement Her appetit be
came better, she gained in weight the
colour returned to her face. and Shi*
gradually became strong and well I
cannot say too much in favour of this
wonderful treatment, since it has prov
h ble sl to d u ht "
suc a a H8 mY 5 8' ei'
Dr Cha.se's Nerve Food is a. blood
builder and nerve vitalizer of most un
usual merit In pill form, 50c a box.
at all dealers, or Edmanaon, Bates and
Co, Toronto
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just what’s the matter and
Ask our customers for many
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THE SEASWE HOTEL BllllllSl’tll3,SlllllllTllllS,&.o
Rustico Beaoh a.F.RN1osr mos. and ‘_
Opens July lst, being the 26th year un-_ LPBERT C' SAUNDERS” . ' V
der thepreseut management.    _
Boating, Fishing, Surf and and Still  gh=¢°w,:y3i(é,m,r¢3, Bieyg M » if . . . .AND. . . .
water Bathing, Beautiful Shady Avon- ‘”“m?B °,» P9” 5° “ . S
ue, Nice Drives, and Covered Ball »_ . °mi°“ H°'u£x` .  REPAIR SHOP
Alley. Croquet Grounds. . f-_ i
To reach hotel by rail, et tickets H I n
from all points to Hunter Rigrer. Coach-   I I “V9 ¢_’P°n9d UP 3 Bi°V¢19 lDd_G8l1-
cs will meet guests on notice being re- Formerly PBI!! |'|0t6|, °“! R°P*"' S50? in U19 bdildillg Op-l
Ceivcd; distancc Sd miles. Or direct Qu" fn", "nd af u“"’$~- wh", ` P°3‘t° Mt- "Rr T- _H°lm\_U’3 SWIG Mid
from Charlottetown by carriage at all .___ _3m`P|'°P_°1'°d _t0 5° dn kind' °f R998"-
fimes- ' This new,and comin diova hotel is new mgfm Bl°y°'°"S°W"!3 M*‘3"i°°°»L°W°
Fares moderate. ' open' for business. Thczoi ghly fitted up M°W°f3» °5°~
For pariculars apply to Mrs. New~ with all the modern improvements, this PFUWPWUSS- 0119313011088, d8!patoh3
w son, Seaside Hotel, Rmtico, P. E. I.. zfglholggenzitlgg e;;i;l;}{§da!cc;.>i;1yml;it<:;l;_ii:’i:: ang all gel:-k gnlaranéleed. y A J|,||y,yA1,|g'_|,|sf, Sgpxtgfnggf ogtqbgf, are the .F
wx arte - . _ W0” ° #U 103' 03. DSW! 008111- best wheeling months-Wehave lg glgg yet to
-  ii isis a. Good ati _,i bed- 1 - Y
Jan" “Ewan” Dogma’ bath moms, “mpg m°;"l.:;_°~lf§_emE e led and in first-class order for sale. ,he rice “tid
sctcry i S
z ,july 4d&wtf_ Chu-10.;,;0wn_ p_E[ ncderate. Free coach to all trams and - ~ p
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~ placing your ei-den, , Jmy 25 ,migy ' 'Chadctt\tcwn.P.l.l - ~ Aan: _
July 16 d&w ti
had “done the trick” the other interested _
papers wilted. On Thursday evening last MPS- J- C- Dfiswll Bild MiSS 3- BGVSD,
J the Messrs R036,-sg; Rogers in 1-emy to who have been' spending the summer on
an inquiry received the following letter: the Island, returned 6° their h0m° in
-1-_g
Mas Gnonon Sravimr and Miss Annie
Hicks, returned yesterday from a visit to
New Brunswick.
MR and Mrs Avert and child left yes
terday morning on return to their home
MoStavert.
yesterday morning to Messrs J A Lea
MRS C C Gardiner,of Charlottetown,re
umberland from Vancouver, B C , where
she attended the Women's Council.
THE Summerside Kindergarten opens
on Monday 10th September Miss Hunt
P DT0
posed pupils call to see her before the op
Tins column announced some time ago
Canada Cycle 8: Motor Cc 's advertisln
had been in progress during the months
of April May and Jule. A first and
second prize had been offered in eac
the bestwritten .ind best displayed bicycle
advertisement, and the competition was
of agents from the Atlantic to the Pacino,
Messrs Rogers 8: Rogers were Justly
proud of their achievement and received
the u~ual congratulations customary on
such occasions and the newspapers awaited
with considerable anxiety the announce
con mnorary the Pioneer, which imme
diately took the credit toitself in a. prettily
worded paragraph, patronizingly compli-
menting the Messrs Rogers & Rcgersas
ads" and finishing with this classic perora-
tion. “It is also apparentthat Summerside
up and displaying an adv. to the best ad-
vantage.” Naturally thinking the Pioneer
' St John, N. B. Aug. 28, 1900.
GENTLEMEN-We beg to advise you that
the ad. which won for you the flrst prize
in our recent advertising contest was the
Yours very truly,
PER W C POWER
Summerside printers know something
about setting up." Something or oth er, angdmeyiazt sxzfusntshlgiisagpilalin
we know when we see a wheel 65°- as '
don’t charge you for time lost _ °°ndm°u°
in trying to and eu; 1 _ A 5 cent  of upatnot Thousands of people who are here at.
ewa been Kept Busy Twist" chewing tobacco is 20 ,,i,,,,,,,_
per cent larger than formerly.
other reasons and let as have - _ _ - _-#-
oieccaanc a |il\li'ri|g`
BARRISTERS.
1 _ ‘ ' A _ _ , _ _ anne
Bicycle D°°t°r ` Solicitors Notaries' Public &c Money to chligf 35113;: ig,-_,li-iss git fsnuétoggnlaeignlgcmd
*  M T;   Morris "Buil‘dirg Cl-i‘town aifgd  
V.  G25r1¢y`S building. s`side., coldg, tightness in the chest and all colds
_._ K J MARUN B A in the throat and bronchial tubes Dr
A Chase’s S of Linseed d Turpe t
has provehriltgelf the most ;‘f¥'ectua.l regidd;
Summer t Pgtgpgy Ingg &Sa|1||(1gp3 ‘;;&“.:';;.£‘;t:?‘§.‘.i..i;”’;l’li.e.':.i.§“et““-it
ARTHUR PETERS. Q. C.. ' '
_ _ steamers. Special accommodation for J y 21 1FT§anl§ %?mpt°n9 .
comm rcial trave ers. ll y RW Wi ug M l{ W h & c
__ *'36*-*I-' °4-RD* _ e FRANK PERRY Prep _ ar 1° lg t O
c - ; 1 I '
. . . H J » Wires.
If this don’t make the new gasolene en~ '
N mas Mi h. A 28 -I
‘ - ~ th P- cm lcd th t _ , 'c ug. . n makingan
 énelnq ° ‘°°°e'° ° ce exp 8 e own ascension here to-d Willie. H 
g ~ ounci need have _ no fears, th. ban _ t flxauy _ _Ill d 08811.
_ fro th t ‘n.ce_ ~ 8 OOIUS , W8.S IDJUTB .'
 ' Bl; thdwéfy the second prize in the Red- iR°Pe5 from the b“u°°“ became t*“3l°d
W° d° °°~' "°"k P"°P°A'1-Y' bird section df this same competition was with telegraph Wires and H°3'°'” st"“°k
E.____-4 Won by Mn Percy G‘Am,0m. at Charlotte. a sixty-foot building, breaking many
We are 'mm to do an thin town for an ad. displayed in THE GUARD- b°“°3_~ The b“l}°°“ smred me huadmd
to oblige a cugwmer' 7 _ 3 ‘ mm “In is-. therefore “apparent that feet into the air and turned over, letting
Mr Leslie Adams came to the city last
night.
Mr W A Brennan of Summerside is
in the city
in Chicago after a visit to Mr and Mrs R Senator P,-owfse of Mm-my Ha,-bor was
in the city yesterday
MR C A MCNUTT shipped 105 lambs Rev and Mis. Winston went to some
and ten live hogs by the Northumberland yesterday afternoon
man and Co Hahfax Mr. LAmable Bernard of Tignish left
yesterday morning for Sydney
turned yesterday evening, by the North Ml' Herbert Sprague was a passenger
by the mail express last night.
yesterday morning for Sydney
Mi D N h 1 ft t
will be pleased to have the arents of qs 8' sy as e yes el-day on 8'
visit t0 friends in Halifax, N S.
emng Rev Mr Simpson went to Cavendish by
the western tiain yesterday afternoon.
that Messrs Rogers 8; RogerS of this M1' A J- lim” was 1733390891' bY U19
town, had been awarded first prize in the mall °XP1`¢5~9 U0"-l S'-lmmelslde 1355 “ISM-
Miss Jessie Bruce left yesterday morn-
contest (Massey Harris division) which ng on an extended “sw to fnends m
Boston
Mrs D Farquharson and Miss Fa u
h of “I
the several divisions of the Couipiny for h“rS°”' Went °° P'°t°u by the P’m°°35
yesterday.
Mr A J .Heath District passenger Agent
one of the keenest in the history of Cana C P R Sl; Jghn N B an-ived In the Qty'
dian advertising, not only the hundreds yesterday
but the newspapers pubhshmg then, ad Mr John SLewis ofthe Bank of Nova
vertisements, taking part in it The S°°t"a" Haifa* hw arrived h°m° °“ °
short holiday
Mr C C Richardsleft yesterday on re
t
urn to Montreal after spending his
holidays on the Island.
Mid, MS y¢Sl>Bl'd&y after spending the
summer with his parents,
M9~j0l‘ Howes and Mr J. J.Davies return.
‘ ‘knowingsomething about writing telling ed last ev°”i”8 from a ilshin tour to he
g t
Western part of the Island.
Mr J K Ra
_ _ _ . ._ . sswent to Summerside by
printers know something about setting the afberfnoon train yesterday on a bush
ness trip. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Ross.
Boston to~day. ` "
Messrs Rogers & Rogers. Summerside. ~ Miss Dorothy Poole, of Stellarmn N S
P. E. L is spending a few days in Charlottetown,
the guest of Mr. Justice and Mrs Fitzger-
a1d.~ _Knockroun
;g;§;;=;§fg;;1;;;f C“if1°°~ei°"° Gm' .liisiioiuui FATALLY HURT
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CANADA CYCLE & MOTOR 00. hogairs Balloon Ropes Became Eataiigled with
Hogan fall into the St. Joseph River. ~
conscious. Hogan now _lies in a. hopeless
tending the carnival witnessed the ac-
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Bluil C 80,3 ll" ill" ln" df filll' emplcyeud. _ _ W  _ _  Guilrrdsld   Ill:
, Clown and Bridge work aspecialty. _ ' ____ _ - l_riql¢_i\egi1-8)ruo¢,l`h>on'¢L1n¢ can Ula; loans.
Simian s llolellnlll SILT EIGE Slllll .ra¢..., vomit., mai ....1 aiminm ,_ Cam “hunt MM by _ny sm »_ waive in a aiu. _ _
neue cr Accident.
mg»;§y1g_p\”_’q~d ~==_=-=uv~  ’ RQBERT PALMER f can
Miss Fairclcugh of Stanley Bros , left
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The new things in
in our old way L0”
Brees Wie
Trlmmllge.
Jackets
Gaps
Lndloc’ Suite
Satin.
An elegant display of handsome autumn novelties and
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Our 1900
A T¢il=.ii<>i4
LIGHT on the HORSES
LIGHT on REPAIRS
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pay you Local Agencies in all ;arts of the Island
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AGENTS
Charlottetown, _ __ _ P E Island
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Wou1dn't This “Explode”
You P
Maud Muller, on a summer’s da? ,
Scorched along on the broad higliway;
Her wheel a worthy Welland Vale
Ur else she’d never tell this tale.
The til udge steamed by, and said: "My
ear
The;e’s ,Imam for you; come, -jump in
ere .
My automobile’s built for two-
For me., and for a peach like you."
But, as he sgoke, _is auto. reared -
Blew up, an _lo l it_ disappeared. .
And Maud said, as_she watched his plight
.yhgiélggzn Judge. _Yon re   _ of
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J pedals eat
emdllidi ddlwn the street,
Jenny s cs so sweetly,
Jenny is discreet.
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Pink as tilicawilidyrose,
Golden hair so fairy,
Streaming as she goes
O her Cie _eland flying
‘Drives dull careaw
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