THE GUARDIAN. CHARl.OT'¥‘F.'l`(.)W`N. PRINCE EDWARD lSll.~A-\7l7`. JUNE 15. 1900 `

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Hers’s how the people speak of

them: “I had an attack of Liver Trouble and Iudigestion and decided to try Laxa.-Liver Pills, ‘Wd found

them to be the best remenly I ever need, and their effects ara acting.

Mas. C. Giuuxs,

’ Haxeldehll. Ont. Lara-Liver Pills work while you

deep without a gripe, make you better in the morning.

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

_'Hornsby the stock and good will of his books and Stationery Business in -the Morris Block, we will continue the business in its various branches. selling at lowest prices for cash only, lim B. M. Hornsby. who has mana-‘ pd the business in the past, will be inoharge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new ones.

A choice new stock of Wall Papers

will be at once put on sale, and all departments of the business will be kept well stocked. A well supplied news stand will be a special feature if the business. The store will be known as “The Bazaar Bookstore.”

TIE Bllllll GDIPIIIY.

Succesors to F. J. Hornsby,

Kw1isBlock, Ch`town. March 16, 1900.

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venienr, we ask you, and will consider it a favor for

those who can, to leave p their trimmed hat order Q l as early in the week as*

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‘ine Scflnlures Sul

That we are to be moulded and fashion- ed." so thesand we use for our castings needs to be moulded and fashioned. 'I hat`s what our moulders are doing ever.: dav, moulding and fashioning the sand like

unto the pattsrus; it is t_.erefore very im- 0

portantt at the patt erns be first-class in every respect, for as the patterns are so will the castinrs be. V1 e have first-class pattern makers em o d d

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meet the required need. h

Give us a trial when in need of Castings,

elude all the British forces thus placed, cut the communications by which Lord

Roberts received his supplies and by which

by a complete victory to reopen the sever- 31, d&\v tf. L C ed railway and telegraph lines. The De- ns. NCW Print Cottoris in Ver ne:-it an

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wit-Olliver ra‘d was serious enough, no y pretfy péfttertfs at Ff Perkins & C0'_1l° T U

‘ _ _ _‘_ -_- Yi edding Riiigs of the best quality and ’

doubt, but it is not likely to be repeated, finish at very reasonable prices.-G. F.

unless it he at some point further north A very common Cause of Complaint lg Hutcheson’ Sum)-VSld*~` ll F0 'an th

‘ ‘ ° that the Boers all seem to have the same C . 0 V mg In Men S wear from a Cam" Bunouw an

Po=sibl we ma 'et have ' `l t bl

y y y simi ar rou e Su,.,,,,meS c3I‘t€l”S f0l‘ W8" P3 8|' “r8“°°k IS large and well selected and our races the mos

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north of thc Vaal, but it is unlikely to re- 1 Although this is not absolutely truc, it F. . . , p v llgvvhlte -DFESS Shirts, colored Sk1!'l'8, 80fli front Bud laundered cur in the Orange River State. ig’ pférhapsi explaillable by the fact that C(il§Il;dOSuliii?tgi Sl°:3u‘tsTl\e»W Conarsl- Lew ` me Suk front Shirts'

continued among the Boers for several Co -1i 5’ ew [eb at F' Perkms & Nlce sofn F 133391 S "3 ‘$0 W88! With White Oll

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generations there are comparatively few ._ . I 'gm Balbnggan UUd8!‘W£&!‘ double (bread 752 and $190

A ltl “B- d" I , d. . _ 70: Ladies’ Cold. C b ` Sh' t W ' _ ’

U' 1° fm P aVe ;\‘i;pame_s,a.nd these are repeated over and Allfashionable colorimnddc a. lfrew ddiieii Cashmere Hmef “mm” hU*9 from 10¢ up

again until iti ' m tdill ltt 'd - h lf ' _ ` ~ Neck '

It turns out that the suspected case of 1-,ify a man by his SZ!-H3319 \lvitc}F0ut(;{;,0e; - Sliil‘iln\l\);iiIi2i;lga*l`sbsll3£l£b)l`-itl§ofI1iii9.:di§;(i;i,h'l sill Brace:?;re;;reu((i1};:s bganmy from 56 to $1 00

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bubonic plague at St. John was merely a ing his Christian name and that of his Sizes pam 32 to 40 and a lug hue of Whlte O41 I' l y in 0 make from 15° to 25a' . f h Muslin Blouses all made especially for us r °‘ ormg DeP*“`tm°“t 19 U1 full blleli.

GMS Of b0l1S» and the quarantined bark at ef- ' altogctner aboift 85 dozen from 35ct 25 »

- _ A striking instance of this is afforded b -'USO 21 full SlSOCk Of Silk W ' t '1?h’ ‘

h b lb td. r y ms S' ls ls.

as een 1 em e__ perusal of the published list of Boer flier ih%&"‘ bg; U5, thg G (

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Since the Patriot admits that Mr. Reid pnwners who have been bhlpped to St* 350115 150 SEYIBS all havethe iiewedgllagg- C e

did not deliver in the House the Spéech H;l;I;a°g 1 000 . th Jas' Pawn & Co' 12 dy tt’ W tf-

n , prisoners _ _ _

attributed to him in its reDQrt, it seems si . . _ ere are sm; Cgvew 1Oirgandl€ Mllslms at F' Perkins &. THE MEW B OUTFITTERS

not necessary to make further comment ' ' I 1 i A

“the matten ¢(§S€§grgandicMuslins at F. Perkins V* A Y

Hon Mr Blair,_Minister of Railways Two Pots Marmalade fm' 20 1391153 at

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asinformed the managers of the St. Because purely vegetable-yet thor- _

John and Halifax exhibitions that unless oath’pmmpt‘hea1th§m’satis‘a°t°ry"' Pggirlsiélgngyiésliiiiles and Dncks at F* Ni

they agree upon different dates instead of H ’ New Bean R

' ' ood s Pill I hub-lib. Pi.. 1..

holding both fairs at the same time, he ' _ 8 £‘“’g:)*t‘I‘_‘;**_(i§'_)QUS3Hd Cl10l1mbers’ai?p§ee1’- -_ _._

will be compelled to cancel the arrange- ` ° 'I'

‘ ment for free transportation He says 11; 1'* *‘ 0'* f/1 wi/ Helleborel Hellebore! Hellebgrey

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° Central Drug Store. Ce l§l‘alDru 5 'U

The Modern féunders, would be impossible for the Intercolonial .\\. T|lQl‘8’S Qellllfal Drug Store.-13 __ gstore' ir. ;

gum N"ig°‘i°” Cds Wh“f' to arrange transportation for both exhibi ~/6"/ l _W - L "L WJ l

Charlottetown P. E. I ~ H". ' '

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FRIDAY. JUNE 15. 1901.

IN THB ORANGE RIVER STATE.

When we recall how severe and long-

continued was the fighting in Cape Colony and Natal before the Boer forces were

driven out of territories indisputably British we need not wonder that resist- ance is still cropping up in the newly conquered State north of the Orange River. When Lord Roberts first reached

Bloemfontein the enemy was still in possession of the railway south of that

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mmunication was made secure between loemfontein and the sea. When driven

away from this portion of the line of

ilway the enemy still remained active

in the southeast portions of the state, and all will remember the warfare waged for weeks in the regions about Thabanchu, Ladybrand and Wepener until the oppo- sition in that quarter was quelled.

When Lord Roberts made his swift

march northward to Johannesburg and Pretoria he wok with him the greater part of the cavalry and mounted infantry but left behind several considerable infantry forces to guard the railway communications in his rear and todeal

with the Boer forces yet remaining in what had been the Free State. Be it

observed that this railway runs through the length of the State, a distance of 300

miles. It is not altogether surprising that in the northern section of this long stretch of railway the enemy were able by a swift raid to cut Lord Roberts’ com-

munications, severing the telegraph wiresancl tearing up many miles of track. _-is nearly as can be learned the Boer

forces in the Orange River State engaged in the recent raid number altogether some tive thousand men, under command of

Dewit and Ollivier. At the same time

there were at least 30,000 British troops, a large part of them within what

might he' called, easy striking distance of the raiders. Gen. Colville with

the Ninth Division was at Heilbrcn; Lord Methuen with the :First Division was at Lindley; Gen. Chermsicle with the Third at Kroonstadt on the railway; Generals.

Rundle and Brabant with the Eighth and Colonial Divisions at Ficksburg; Gen Cle-` ments with the Twelfth Brigade at Senek-

of the Sixth and other troops at Bloem fontein.

It was one of the most brilliant move-

maiits of the Boer campaign to

he communicated with his subordinates, caving six generals fora week without-

forthe great cities during the heated term husiissiimed vast proportions. Last year

city and some weeks elapsed before the C€l'1t8~ Whebher the h\1R¢lWiDdl¢ Willrf'

al and Gen. Kelly-Kenny with a Brigade t

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As is well-known the supplying of ice

the great Ice companies were consolidated into a huge trust, commonly spoken of as the Tainmanylce Trust from the pol iticnl complexion of its leading promoters. This trust controls the supply of ice for the great city of New York and a recent in- vestigation shows, on his own admission

that Mayor Van Wyck last year bought $250.0(l) worth of the Ice Trust stock on credit kindly furnished him by the Presi- dent of the Trust. On this stock he ls in

receipt of dividends of 10 per cent, org, $25,000 a. year. The Trust had put up the price of ice to 60 cents per 100 lbs. but

since the exposure has reduced lt, to 40

sult in the Mayor being ousted from his official position remains to be seen.,

As in Dante’s Inferno to the lowest

depths there was a still Iower,so there are abysses of crime to which men may sink which seem beyond the bounds of credibi- lity. Such an appalling crime was that committed three years ago in San Fran- cisco, and to which Rev. Mr. Gibson, pastor of a. church, has now, on his death- bed, confessed himself guilty, as will be found detailed in another column. Two

young ladies, members of the church choir, were found murdered in the tower of the church. The pastor was at the time under some suspicion but managed

to divert it to Theodore Durrant,who part- ly on the ministers testimony was con- victed, senteuced to death and executed, while asserting his innocence !

Gibson now confesses that he did the double murder, sent an innocent man to his death and thereafter continued his

pastoral Work ! Language fails to portray the more than fiendish atrocity of such a crime.

Vi/'hen last winter Governor Mclnixis dis-

missed the Semlin ministry in British

Columaia the matter was brought up in

the Commons by Col. Prior and Sir \Vil-

fred Laurier replying spoke in part as follows:

We may have our views, I say, as to

the advisability of the conduct of the Lieutenant-Governor and as' to the me- thod in which he has proceeded, but all this is in the hands of the people of the Province. If they approve of the action of the Lieutenant~Governor, in my judg- ment, that is an end of the question. If they disapprove of it by returning to the House of Assembly a. majority opposed to the present Government, it is obvious hat the Lieutenant-Governor will be ound to have taken a. very serious step. But until the people have pronoifhced on the matter, I submit very respectfully to the judgment of the House that it is not for this Parliament; and still less for this Government, to offer any opinion as to what has taken place in British Col- umbia.

The people of British Columbia have

now spoken and returned a majority op-

'ordcrs from their chief. It fell to the lot. D0S€€l £0 the action of the Governon He Yery stylish, in grey, fawn, drab,niottled

of Lord Methuen’ with whom W,,_sL0rd ought to lose no time in resigning. Fail- Q1;§‘i&§>s;.\712;55((l); 5:53.00, §14.50,`S,S5.00, $6.50 7’

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K tcliener, to strike the blow which the mg th it the duty °f the Ottalla Govern i\Otl'ilIlg as 3 $001.1 1'/b`lJ ugh iis `e\ enteen

phage Us ° tions at the same date. ' *~ Flavnrf

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cycles

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For Sale. I

Bicycle Repair Shop.

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We -make our own Sod;

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Ieiefreshing.

It’s well looked after. It’s acceptably served. We anticipate your testes

and try to please you.

&me of the rea ons why -we do we an inn if iii am.

I. W. BEUDIII, Film. B

Central Drug Store. Sunnysire.

prisingly few' surnames considering the ' dilferent parts of the country from which , the commandos were drawn.

and no fewer than eighteen Steyns.

We claim the best tacoma;

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In thc list there are seventeen Krugers

But the largest family of all is that of

the Van Vurps, of whom t-hereare twenty three. The Van Nickerks uumber four- teen and the Van Rensburgs ten. The Van der Merwes are nineteen In number

and the Van Zyls total seventeen.

There are only four Cronjes in the sel- ected thousand. The Coetzees aggregate - fifteen; and this interesting list also ln- cludes seventeen Bothas, fourteen Fourles, and thirteen J ouberts. Some. if 110|? all of the J ouberts must berelated to the _ late general, as they oomefrom his part of the country. » There are many descendants of the nrst;

President of the Trausvaal,for twenty-one men of name of Pretorioua, dgure in the list, Several English names occur-for instance, Tom Gervais Bolton, Samuel Robert Collins [and George Hayworth. while there are actually three Macdonalds

among the prisoners.

Mr. Fred. Shipman. Mana-`

ger of the Lyceum Company, . will callnpon leading citizens tio-day in regard to their pro- posal to play Hamlet here on 5 June 25th,-15 1i.

TRADE AND sHn>1>iNt.

PORT OF CIIARLOTTETOWN.

J UNE 14 ar.-ThistIe,Munn,Vernon River;

Morning Light, Richards, Grand River; S. S. Electra, McLaren, Montague; I Frank, Grant, \ValIace; L. P. Churchill Willett, Paspebiac; Ellen May, Foster, Chatham; S. S. City of Ghent-, McNevin, Halifax; Lois, Landry, North Sydney.

J UNI: 14 cld.-S. S. Electra, McLaren,

Murray Harbor; S, S. City of Ghent, _ McNevin,Summerside; Grank, Grant, \Vallace; Thistle Munn, Picton. '

‘TAKE HEED WILLSURELY SPEED.

Be sure to heed the first symptoms of

indigestion. nervousness and impure blood, and thus aviod chronic dyspcpsia, nervous prostr ation and all the evils pro- duced hy had blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. is your safeguard. It quickly sets thc. stomach right, strengthens and quiets the nerves,{purifles, enriches and vitilizes ' the blood and keeps up the health tone. 25All liver ills are cured by Hood’s Pills.

We have the prettiest Silk Waists in

Charlottetown, and our prices are very low.-F. Perkins & C0. li.

Canadian tweeds, tweed effects, plain cloths, felts_, well tai1ored,_lined, separate ,' coat and skirt. Price Q5, $3.75, 85.0), 16:5!! $7.50, $8.50, $10.11), $12.50, up to $%.50 Al

fhecks, blacks, nav s,greens.gre s,fawns,

Made Brass Makers. 4, tf d&w

New all-over lace at F. Perkins & C0.

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Carter’s Seeds Grow ` New Tan Hosiery at F. Perkins 85 Co’s. I

Swell summer coats, short lengths

stone color, steel pearl red navy and

sizes and any alteration madeinjilzting - \_ room. Just the thing for a. travelling (Pi suit. Colors, browns, drabs, heathers, _il/1'

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permanent customers, hen offer a better value at the

obtained elsewhere , Its not mari; I to compare

Ladies Vests Ladies Hose

Ladies Walking Hats 50 to 1 25 for Shirt Waists 90 to $2 25 for Ladies Pique Collars 2.2¢ for

Ladies Pique Ties 2oc for

Gloves Lisle, with silk stitching 22 for Leather Pulley Belts

White Lawn Aprons

We want your trade in Dry Good;

we are doing our best to deserve your

Make it a point to give our store

We are sure you will be pleased with visit and purchase

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homes uns.-‘Jas. Iyaton 8: Go.,Tlie Ready I

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July one either.-Jas. Paton 8: Co. - -

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They are the prettiest lot of clothes we have We are busv making them up into stylish invite our patrons to examine our stock All clothes made by us are guaranteed to lit

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Ice cold at all times. I ' T _ . . _ |e ees slam, co 0 gains' m su" bosom*

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to ua at a big reduction ...We behave we have new me largest stock of any retail house

city To dispose of this stcck we uicr each |[b¢fa| Flannellette Shirts

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1212 (_1h»;_»;ip;returued hyexpreii witlicur ~ . Our Hercules

@'l’rice list on application.

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