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sms mesure .».. l - FRIDAY MORNING- cHARLo'I'rE'roWN P E I JANUARY 22 1904 -FRIDAY 1vIoR N ‘“”°“ °°”" "'° °’““`“

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llNNllll .MEETING

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'Held Last Evening with Large ,,,

Attendance id'

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Report of the Trustees Submitted 2;

Shows Past Year to Have Been no

a Most Successful One, :fe

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Financially and Otherwise.

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TBI annual congregational meeting of

Zion Church was held last night. The ati was a larneattendauce. 5°

After devotional excrcisoslod hy Rev. :I

T. F. Fullerton, D. A. Bruce was appoint- ed ehalrmau and Prof. C. J. McMillan,

Secretary. The reports of::be dlderent societies d were submitted and showed the several “

departments of the church work to be in a most prosperous condition. The, following' is the report of the trustees.

The Trustees beg to submit the follow-

ing report of their work during 1903.

In doing so we join with the congrega-

tion in returning thanks to the Great Head of the Church who has blessed us in the work.

Our collections on current account_have

not been quite as large as last year, yet they were as great as the average year of our Church. The envelope collections amounted to $2,049.98; loess collections, .$841.86-as compared with $2,l4B,00 and Q882.93 last year. We would urge on the congregation to vote no money that will increase the running expenses of the

Church.

During the year one of your Trustees

was summoned Home-the late Dr. Rob- ert Bruce Shaw. We miss him at our meetings, as he was always pleasant and agreeable to work with. David Melnnis owes elected to iii his place,on the Board.

Death also summoned from our midst

A lot of felt

slippers, bus-

kius and house

I of the

A resolution the deep loss sustained in tl-e il

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here to-night. We refer to the late Hon. D. Farquharson. Few in our congregat on took the same deep interest in our Church aa he. Liberal in his giving and sympathe- tic in nature, during his last illness he ften inquired how matters were pro- gressing in the Church. We desire to place on record our sense of the great loss

, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,__ ,,,,,_,,e, by me For Two Maritime and Two Thousands of Camels and

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D. A. Bnvcn,

Nair. McKn1~uni:, DAvrp Mclrurxs. EnwA1m Cimsorr, ANDREW W. Roms,

A. G. PUTNAM, Sec

Balance

Dec. 31,'08

$

` '1'2.5ii 141.14 3?"

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FINANCIAL SUMMARY

ron rn: v1rAn Esnruoimariimnnn. 81 1003.

Ba Reee ved

Dec. in 1903

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Trustees' Account . Benevo ent Soc'ety Ladies’ Aid Society. Sabbath School. .. ._ W. F. M. Sool-ity. .. Y. P.S.C. M io S ciety. Ce ur un

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58 nt

was pasred exp

late Hon. Donald Farquiinrsou.

Your Trustees desire to cull your atten-

tion to the very nnsitisfactory condition cf

e Sabbath School room, and recom-

mend that some action be taxon, as it _ I ' _ or vim interest so .11 and timid not Railway Commission Apoointments Fourteen Killed by a Fly-Wheel delayed; we al-o recommend that the m of $85.00 annually voted by ti e con- gation tothe Sabbath-Soho il, l e dis- ntinued, and the amount iipoliod io ply

te;est on a new building.

Your Board desire to thank the l.adiei~' ld Socleiy for defraying the expenses cleaning the Church previous to the

meeting of the Synod.

Your Trustees alsoldeslre the oongreg- F on tojoin them in thanking the mem-I

rs of the Choir for their regular attend- i,

ce fat the Sabbath services and the Q

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$:;lv‘:>t.x.ldlsil\;lasl:>u;;.:1N‘1edsesilelnlxbhtljhdlihkllsrcto L“mb°°"- “ll 011 Jiillllilry 16; nomination Mullah’s forces, Jan. l7 in the vicinity cf econgregatlon for their llberallty and Jan. 9. Elll¥\8Bd.kllllDii! 50 BDSHFIDGU. Clip?-Uflnii e many kindnesses shown the Trustees B

ring the year. `

Respectfully submitted,

S. A. McDoNAi.D, Chairman for West Queens. JOHNHTOWN. PA-. -ll\D» 2l-- (SD2Ci&l~)-

retary. t

HDPE 31, '02

$4525 $4038.51 $3401.82

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filth °f Mrs. Tlmrnas Hession. who is undergoingl Cl05lUil P14095 Jim- 20- Jim- 21

\ Ontario Ridings Sheep Captured

Chief of Railway in Fireprooiing of Wood

~ Intelligence. and Cloth.

OUR ny-B1,g¢;'r10Ng, VIOTORY IN EOMALILANI).

OTTAWA, Jan. 21-(Special)-Wx-its have ADEN, Jan. 21.-(Special)-Advice: from een issued for by-elections in West Solllllllillld Soy K€llni1'S Somali

ueens, St. John, East Bruce and West Mounted Infantry surprised a body of the

,,ER,,.,, ,S BE.,.,,RN,NG:o,.,,,CE,,_ 3,000 camels and thousands of sheep, Sheriff McDougall is Returning Oliver AN A‘VF"[‘ FAT‘“'ITY'

Tn, RAILWAY coM“,,,,,,ON_ Fourteen persons were killed and twenty-

The Government has nppoinmd Hon live injured by the bursting ofa ily wheel

A. G Blur Chairman Hon Mr Bernier and steam pipe in the Cambria Steel

and Prof. Mills of the Guelph:Agricul- works'

“nl Cont” as members of the Runway I; Many of the injured were terribly scald-

Cummlssion led by steam and the mill is a complete

° ,wreok.

NAxnrs lxcirn snnrrusn.

ruuzrnoor wiqop AND o1.o1n.

The two latter names excite surprise

as neither Mills nor Bernier is in any N, cmCAG0'J'm`z1'_(Speclal')_JoaeDh L'

Ferrell of Philadelphia exhibited here a

sense a railway expert, or acquainted,

process of making wood, cotton and other

with transportation questions, as was ll b I ml H fb t L promised the Commissioners should be. ` mn" u I B so u y ram-oo 'Y sa um _

Ing them with sulphate of aluminum.

cor.. Buonas’ AProrN'rmrNNr.

FATAL oks ExPLosroN.

Lrunsav, Jan. ll-(Special)-Col. Sam M T J ol S il Hughes, M.P, has been notified of his, Th AmoN'l ND" b amd " F; pe;n°); appointment as Chief of the Railway me peopfwegeb “me to IMT and Intelligence, giving him n position on mn badlylmu" yas” Exp Us on lm

on the Military Head Quarters Staff. are ln A “name” house'

The appointment comes from Lord

Duodonaid. L OOK ON THE BRIGHT SIDE

` on the dark side of things and fears par-

anii naturally rekindles and revitallzes the

C H A NG E.

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Mr. Clay of Thompson and Sutherland, ` S'l()Pl’ANl, Stock Brokers, New York.

_-_-il-__ The sufferer from nervous exhaustion is

‘generally blue and discouraged. He locks

alysls, locomotor ataxia or insanity.” All this is changed by the persistent use of Dr. Cnai=e's Nerve Food, which gradually

wasted nerve cells nnfl instils new vigor

A U and energy into the whole system.

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--_ THE CH TOWN STOCK EX-

Lenp year skate tonight. Turn about is Dany Quommon List Fummwd by l' "l“Y' l WHITE sz co., Agents for ENNIS sr

New Glasgow is in Souris. ____

The Guardian is plea:-ed to learn that T9l0Dl10ne 253

treatment inthe Chorlotu-town Hoa iiol Af/0l1l“°“ Mi “lil

Cause Surprise~Col. Hughes Bursting-Chicago Interested ll““"°"“°""° C°'“”"“’ "'°““’ ‘° " "lm

The question of lhe erection of

00 S Sunday School building was considered

and I imixindiate action he taken in thc matter " The

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follows: S. A. McDonald, Chairman. (re-elected : Edward Carson, (re-elected);

21 new 5,,

the opinion was unanimous that

1 lliwingliommitt s was appainied:

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lmpmvlnm goppiil R Ia r i

n ap ’rannr

J. J. Hu1zi1».,M. P., and W. W. Junk- B;‘,’;’,m;re&0,,,o

s, were in Murray Harbor Wednesday. 1 U_ P_ R' James McMillan, Georgetown, assumed New York Cemm]

Pwr- S. N' Robertson, John T.MoKe,,Z,e’ fozemansiiip of D. G. Mor-son’s can shop*

brey Mutob, S. A. Molfo.

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to J.uMclllIillan and J. M. Iiavl-on

’ ’ he election of trustees resulted as

_ Colorado Fuel 8: Iron

,rd C_ this winter as usual. Detml, Rails

i Erie Railway

THE SOLAR PLEXUS Illinois Central

.sry 5.11. 1 -io; .sol not sz 1171 111-if 1192 1209

so

ai; my Izizy one

Is the largest nerve centre in the sym , Manhattan I

pathetic nervouss stem, is situated just Ml55°“\`l P"\°m°

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S- P00l9» A~ G- PIUIHW. (fe-6l°°l@6fl)i back of the stomacli, and supplies nervous I Metropolitan

imma) energy, the vital force ofthe human bcdy, ,P,,,,,,,,y1,,,,,,|,,,

. B. Matthews; Sery.

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MTW VUWS Uf th“Uk“ WPT" le“d"9d Chase‘s Nerve Food directly airls the solar ‘ Sugar

es for plexus in supplying the powor which runs Southern pacific ,._ the machinery ofriigestlon and so cures Sn Paul

other M

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the

ir excellent work during the yea

Af er the transaction of some

choir and the retiring truste

1225 123 120 11113

‘ log 47;

1249 127 sogi 51;

to the stomach heart lungs. kidneys* veretc. By crleatlnil herve force llrllfteadinfl

rvous dyspensla, headache, dizzy spells _

and bodily weakness. i‘w1n City

Union Pacino

-e--e-_ U,,1¢,t>_d Smtes Smni

H5 NM Kliliioy-I.l\’cr l’ili:~1 uri: usually so vicll rn? Q53 pleased with the bi-11cili.~i r1t:1‘ivi»iir.l-iii,

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minor business the meetlhi! 0l0B9fl Wllh

a the Benerliotl0¥\.D!`°“°““C¢d bY REV- T,

F. Fullerton. " " P\"“»f°"`f"`l

~ Friday, Saturday. Monday and i,,,,,,,_ ‘_ ,,,,,» g_ Com

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SUPREME COURT.

, Thursday, January 21.

Alexander F. Larkin vs The Dominion

Packing Company.

This action which was commenced on

Tuesday afternoon was concluded yester- day atternoon when a verdict was re- turned for $72, being within a few dollars of the plaintiffs claim. The suit was brought to recover coniiulssion for pur- chasing hogs and for money paid for hogs for the defendant Company. The plaintiff claimed that he was employed by the Company to purchase hrgs for which he was to receive ten cunts per hog; that he was to pay for the hogs to the farmers

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that lie received notice that the Co. would receive hogs at Tignlsh St ation On the morning of the iith of November. and he accordingly notified the farmers in the vlcnity of Tignish and adjoining conn- try to bring in their stock at that time which they did and he bought and paid for some§l80 hogs; that at dinner time on tlmt day he received a telephone ins ssagc r. .-it if he bought any it would be at his own risk and that he then cesrei Luylng; that between four and tive ok-lock in the afternoon, a weigher for the deicndan, came to 'lfignlsh but at this time all the hogs were brought, weighed and paid for and most of them were on the cars ready for shipment to Charlottetown. The hogs were shipped to Charlottetown and weighed on ilie lith Nov. on the defendants' scales, and the defendants paid the plaintiff according to the weight shown by these scales, which weight was very much less than that ai- lowed to the farmer by the plaintliii The plalntlifclaimed that he should he paid for the hogs as weiizhrd on the scales at Tlgnish and not what they weighed in Charlottetown on the delendants'scaies. The defence was that the plaintiif had not been authorised to purchase but only to notify the farmers that the company would be on hand on iith Nov. to weigh and purchase and |nspec. theanimais, and that in any event it wds only liable for the pigs according to the weight as weighed by its own

oiiicer in Charlottetown.

There was some contlict of testimony

and considerable interest taken in the

case.

Stewart K. G. appeared for the plaintiff,

D. A. McKinnon K C. and VVilllams for

tlic defendant conipaiiy.

Msomasters vs llickieeon-Action of

breach of contract und tort arising out of a contract for boring it wr-ll and alleged bnilrnent forthe keeping of a horse the lnticr having become so injured that in died. ‘.i`l.ie case was concluded iastrilght and after n few minutes deliberation the jury returned u verdict forthe de fenriant, l).1nalri McKinnon of Mt-Lean and Mc- Kinnon ior plaintiff, \Veeirs and Whear

for the iieferidant.

’I`i1i.s criimiiiies thc jury rlockci.

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Tlivy come uIi<'xp“CLerl niiil when lcnsi

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cure in a llo-vilo of Ne1'viii1.o which rc- lii»\'e~icriii11pniiIl striiiiiwli piiiiis in five il1i1iuLr.~. ln Uiiliv, 51111111101* Ciiriiplnini, iliurriioca, luiiigcsriiux and .\'au.~i~u, Nur- \'iiir1ei.~1 il rciir-ily of rviiinrlr-iiili p 1i,¢»rir;y, unii acts iironipily neil .~,uI.isf~ctory ui. ull iiincsi The cor1ipn.~<it’ori 0' l’ol~rir1`~i Nor- viliiie rixpresscs tiic l1igi1e~ti11eiii:ul prog- ie~s1 of the nge, wiiicii iiccounis for its superior merit. Price 251:.

IIA:/IIi.'roN's l’rr.t.~4 Artis Gown l’rI.r.s.

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CHICAGO M ARK ETS.

CmoAoo, Jan. 21. - (Special) - Jan. Vilheat 91,! May \Vhcat ~

“ Corn 401 “ Corn - “ Pork $13.27) Berk -

NEWS TO() GOOD TO KEEP

Persons who hnvo uenri Dr. Chnsc’~i

.ivur l’ill.s, iii-ils frii' ii\l~ roiisrm they 11|-

Piici iiiiiiiuii

in or uiiiiii

But iapan Ready for War is Unwlllingto Disarm

Unless Russia Gives Guarantees, to which She may not Consent- Things Looking Grave ai Tlilbet.

nr-:I.11si' rnar 1~1zAI~1z is i'1m1ArN.

Toxic, ian. Ei-(Special)-The belief

grows that peace is certain and the finan-

olsl Innrlret shows renewed strength.

JAPAN UNwII.I.iNi1 'ro 1ir.~1AR.\.I.

Japan is ready for war and is unwilling

to disarm until convinced that her rights will be safeguarded.

WILI. lil.'EiBIA CO\ll’l.\' N

She will insist upon Russia giving

some definite plan of action, including a reduction ofthe Russian fleet in Japanese waters and an absolute treaty agreement

recognizing Chlna‘s sovereignty over Mancbnrla.

'IHI THYBET BXPEDITION.

CA1.ciI'r1'A, Jan. 21-(Special)-Reports

from the British expedition to Thlbet ln-

dlcate that the Thibetaus are likely to show fight.

Native priests declare they will appeal

to Russia if the advance continues.

THE BALANCE

of our stock of

wrlcoriio. lie nriii--ii witliii. riiiu-rn`i~i1i.e .

Hockey Sticks,

Hockey

Shin Guards,

Snow Slioici.,

rv Z fa PQ' f/5

at Big Discounts

to clear thcin out.

they tell the iefoorl new.-~ t,oi.l1eir rieip l1lirir~r_, & C

N05 .‘il§ 'i`lirsr‘\:ls110111:-iiiviriv which so |ii'r:|i|1»ilyl C 0s, I HA My iiwilki I1-» iiio :U tifiii ol ilii- livor, ii|\>i;;<»1'- 58 _,M }\'i-.s i, -ii lmwi-,l~1is l)|'. Cl1.'1-\`.~i l\'iIl.1‘y-|

ui1ppros.ciii~i ut-\ hiniiy ini-ilicino. Uni- 1

11 ito~c, 271 ri-.~4r~ 11 ir-fx, nt ull fit-ull rs. i

WANTED-A me or headache that 'Tuesday f0l11'1BSi days Of P“f0f1'~‘= r.0uisvi11e& Nesnviiin

ro Q Kumfort Lleadache Powder will not cure big sale. !2f1 Ai | Dominion Goal Common

0 b in ten minutes. . ' - 2

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I() Days Sale of Chinaware

Commencing this Friday morning and continuing for ro

days we offer our choice stock of Fancy China Goods at ii 2

discount of 3g P, ¢,, all New Goods, elegant designs, NO \ RESERVE, Everything in China is included in sale, for

Wcbstcr&Yco, Tickets 25c and 35c. Plan

CASH ONLY:

Protect the Ei onine

HFPH PUIU-Of”

C/MQ

l'lasza1‘dl& Moore.

with an Insur-

ance on your Life.

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“STANDAQD LIFE’

ASSURANCE COMPANY

vs provildcei ti11iaI;t1lf;z`j1;rs;11;;r;)c1¢;,ttl;)e best Investment.

GAMES HOCKEY-- HYNDMAN (Q, CO

Plovisce Is. Isisnd

d ar MacNutt, Special Agent, Charlottetown.

annders, Agent at Summerside.

McLean, Agent at Souris.

Woodman, Agent at Albertori.

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GFNISRAI AGENTS,

at Hughes'. Rink Managers. '

I0 BLE _ DTEA STI-IE BEST.

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