a Four Dollars per ™ ar “This is ; True , kien when. Suni Men, having to advise the Public, may speak tree.”- caboaiaa. at - inal Uo pos er tee ee vo. 38 CHARLOTTETOWN P::B, ISLAND, TUESDAY. JUNE-7; 1898... #«'NO 180

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jJaneous FOOKS, “Stati onery, Fat cy Go de, school books 5 per |

and

CARTERS BOOKSTORE.

N B.—The above discount is given in | Cai purchase

Everybody is that they

all cases, where the

amounts to l0c orn sitied to it. and should see

get it.— Geo C. & Co,

GEO. CARTER & C66.

wre,

Auction Sale. REAL ESTPrATE.,

Jam instruct d to sell at Public on the premises, on

Wednesday, June 8th

at 12 o'clock, noon,

'

Auction

That desiralb le property on the corner of! Grafton and Pownal! Streets, the residence ofthe late Jomes DesBrisay, with laage warehouse adjoining.

This property has a frontage of 8 5 feet on Pewnal Street, and &4 feet on Grafton Street. The dwelling house coniains 11 roome and is heated by hot water.

Ajso on the same day, on the premises upper Hillsboro Street, at l o’cleck.

The double tenement dwelling house and premises at present occupied by Messrs John Brown and Henry Ball, and two vac: ant lots, Nos. 20 and 21, nearly opposite Me. J. D. Reid's residence.

Fasy terns of purchase made knowa at

tale. ‘ R. BEARISTO,

Auctioneer

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For Hot Weather Goods

Genis’ Summer Gents’ Summer Gents Summer Ci Straw a: Gents’ Hats ana Caps.

Shirts.

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Gents’ Linen and Russel Cord Coats. (iente Cotton and Cashmeie Hose

Everything in Gents’ Furnishings at Lowes’ Prices.

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W. D. WEAY

|THE NAVY WAITING FOR THE

AT _ SANTIAGO, Expected t Occur Friday,

MILITARY EXPEDITION.

After Santiago is taken Porto Rico’ to be Attacked.

(Specian ro Tue Examiner.) Wa-nincrox, Jane 7—A great battle at Santiago will occur on Friday, at which time the U. rs troops wiil reach tne city, according to S:crotary of War Alvers. In the meantime the navy will wait for

the milit

tion.

aiy expedition to take upa posi-~

Santiago will according to present plans

be occupied by the American army first

and Porta Rico will be invaded later.

MORE STORIES ABOUT CERVERA

Dummy lat at Santiago

AUXILIARIES PAINTED TO LOOK LIKE CRUISERS.

Warships Have Really Gone to the Philippines.

{SreciaL to THe Examiner. |]

KAY'S

Underwear.

Neckti id Crash Hatre

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Gipratrar, June 7 that the “panish fleet Admiral Cervera bas returned to. Cediz completing ® @eties of manoeuvers ihe programme of the

.—It is reported here commanded by

ES

after | which formed cruise.

The Madrid Heraldo prints a story to the effect that Cervera has a dummy fleet at Santiago

It says that auxiliaries were painted to represent cruisers which have really gone to the Philippines.

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| HAVANA STRONGLY FORTIFIED.

[Sprcrau to THe Examiner.|

June 7.—The fortification

being steadily

HAVANA;

here are strengthened and it ie seid thata hundred

cannot take the city now.

f

thousand men

dies kid gloves; another lot at forty

cents. T. J. Harrie, London Honse.

|

Carter's for Wall Papet

ICS.

,IS WAITING

‘SAID TO HAVE LANDED LAST

ADMIRAL DEWEY, All Right at Manilla,

FOR THE TROOPS

TO ARRIVE.

And Helping the Insurgents in the

Meantime.

(Srecrar to Tae Examiner.)

WasHixcron, June 7.—News was re- ceived from Dewey yesterday to the effect that his plans at Manilla are working out admirably.

He has succeeded in placing upon the insurgents inodern methods of conducting military operations against the Spaniarde, while he is awaiting the arrival of troops. The monitor Monadnock, now at Mare Island, Califoruia, has been ordered to sail for Manila within ten days.

TROOPS LANDED AT SANTIAGO.

With Heavy Seige Guns,

SATURDAY.

Engineers, Artillery ard Infantry were Disembarked,

[Seecra, to THe Examiner]

New York, June 7.—The ticker ser- . 25 yesterday eent out the follow- ing from Mole, St. Nicholas: The United Sites cruiser St. Louis arrived here this morning with despatches from Washiog- ton.

Bhe brought that troops successfully landed west. of Santiago de

vice ai 2

news were Cuba on Saturday.

The troops were one battalion of engi- neers, three batteries of artillery, three regiments of infantry.

A number of heavy seige guns were also easily disembarked by the of ponteons*”

nee

Before the Japanese-Chinese war Japan had only 160,000 tons of steam merchant vessels. Now she is stated to have 400,000 tons.

Blab—-Do you suppose there are avy defects that escape the modern eritre ? Stab—A vast number. Blabh— You surprise me I ask?

Stab— His own.

! What, may

You can be snited with a nice suit very cheap at D. A. Bruce’s. Men’s black hose from 10c per pair to 65e at D. A. Bruce’s.

WALKING

HARBOR WORKS Discussed in 1 Paint |

FOSTER ATTACKS THE POLICY OF MR. TARTE,

Who Says He Represents the kd of Canada.

{[Sreciat to Tue Examiner ]

Ortawa, June 7.- In reply to a ques tion by McVougall, Sir Wilfrd Laurer said he would 1efuse to disc uis a private aul coniidential communication,

This refers to Laurien’s letter to Car- dinal Rampollo asking for the appoint- ment of an accredited papal delegate in Canada.

In the discussion of the Montreal bar- bor, bill Foster called attention to the action of Tarte in compelling the Montreal Harbor Board to accept his plans for | improvements, , He was forcing on the people of Mon- treai, as @ conGition of the loan, a costly series of barbour works which men and business organizations of that city were opposed to aud which are not now needed by the public.

Tarte had said be bad no fimancial in- terest, but be could not deny that there was a strong speculative interest in the construction of these works at Mbutrea) east, and that these interests were iobbying. and wire-pulliog in favor of this scheme. Tarte replied warmly, bandling the Montreal business men without gloves. Tarte declared that he represented the people of, Canada and proposed to resoue the trade of Montreal from the dominion

of manets parties. ee

“THE TEKROR NOT SUNK:

— ee

[Speerat vo Tae Examiner},

Se. Nicyonasy Hayti, June 7. from the flagship New York say there is no truth ip the Port Antonio report of the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer Terror having been sunk by the Oregon.

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BRITISH LEAVING HAVANA- [SpectaL Tro THe ExaMieRr.} Nassav, June 8—H.M. 8, Talbot will go to Havana to bring away one hundred British residents and possibly British Con- sul Mole.

Liver Trouble

When the yellow fag of quarantine is hoisted over a dwelling it means disease and danger. So when the yellow flag flies in the face—-wheathe cheek is sallow and the clear white of the eye is dyed saffron—there is danger. It is liver trouble. The liver is one of the most im- portant organs ef the body. On th proper discharge ef its functions deper.d human health and happiness. When the liver fails of its duty, poisons at once be- gin to generate, and other organs of tke body become involved. Never ne;

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Is a-black shirt waist of fine, soft fast color goode, detachable white

then a range of waists, in Stripes, plaids; and tancy patterns, blue and pink mostly easily worth 60c each tor 45 cents,

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Screen doors. all sizes $1 each.

Screen Windows, 35c, 58c, 42e each. Wire Nettiog, Lawn Mowers, tubber Hose, Ice Cream Freezers.

FOR SALE 08 TU LbY.

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i Urness Line of Sleamers.

aes S. S Halifax City sailsfrom Halifax

That well known business on! 5 te E oe Richmond,’ -*eet, near the market. | 21st April, for Great petinin. * * sonta'ns about twenty good This steamer has beer fitted up

This B. roome and suop, all in good repact r. stabling for thirty horses, with large in cooneciion.

Reply to

Good | with Cold Storage. Shippers of perish- yard | able produce should apply carly.

W. W. CLARKE, Agent.

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