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Dress Nluslins

andprgandies. °

C' wO|'th /‘ C, BAY View wharf is undergoing much

per needed repairs. Joseph Harrington, Esq.,

yard upto yard.

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Twenty-three ends and remnants finest

Frencli printed Organdies and Muslins off- ered at a rediculous low price to clear

56- Worth c. ] ptr 40....-

yard- Up to yard.

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IJa.»diGS Bicycle

Made from fine Dongola flexible sole, medium higbt-can

,’ be worn as walking b ot, also-Chocolate and Black the <- ,-_- very newest thing-$2.25 a pair. f A if The balance of our Men's Bicycle oots at $1.50 a. pai

to clear.

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Bogts $1.50 a pair to clear. i A

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Sta.mper’s Cornor. _ .

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ilii This receipt is gvsrwfeed in faery i°°°°°f° _‘ft _-or money refunded. _

` Come in and let us show you the Pianos.

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Latest News of the Cit and Province.

dents Everywhere. _

is directing the work.

the manse at Cavendisli. His father ard sister are living withhiin. .

ANY girl with ri good education, who de’

sires to learn type scttiiig,[sliould ap- ply at this ollice at once.

Attention is culled: to the ad. in the wants column advertising ri house and lot for sale on the corner of Olebar and Gerald streets.

LoBs'r‘i;R fishing along New London,

Cavendish and Rustico shore has been very poor for some time past. Codlishing is also poor, buta good many mackerel are being taken in the nets.

TPB moderator of the Presbytery of P.

E. Island, invites the members to meet with the Cavendish congregation on Tues- day July 10th. to celebrate thejubilee of Rev. Isaac Murray, D. D. - T. C. JAMES, CLERK.

Ex'ri~:Nsivi-: preparations are being made

forthe jubilee celebration and picnic in Cavendish on the 10th inst. Great num- bers of people are coming: and it is ex- pected that it will be the event of the season. / -

A veryimportant meeting of the Y's

will be held on Thursday, July 5th. It is urgently requested that as many as pos- sible attend, as this will be the last meeting forthe summer and very impor- tant business will be discussed.

QUITE 'tn excavation is being made in

the rock at the Cavendish shore. There seems to be some 'mystery about the matter. Some think it is another sea-rch for Capt. Kidd`s treasure, but others say that the diggers have something more tangible in view.

MR. Enwann J, CAREW of Bungay,

being persuaded by his physician. Dr. Douglas to try a change of climate for the beneiit of his health started on Saturday last taking with him Mrs. Carew and youngest daughter. They purpose going to Portsmouth, New Hampshire, where they intend spending some weeks. Their many friends wish Mr. and Mrs. Carew, a very pleasant trip and hope when they return at a later date to find him much improved physically. ~

THE semi-annual examination of Free-

town school took placeon Monrhy last. There was a. fair attendance of parents and yisitors. That this schoolhas made mark- ed progress during the past year was clear- ly evidenced in the creditable' manner in which the scholars acquitted themselves. Messrs. YVm. McMillan and Percy Schur- man conducted the examination. The success of the pupils is highly creditable to the teacher Mr. D. P. Croken who has been most painstaking and eflicient in the discharge of his duty. At the conclusion of the examination, Messrs. John Campbell, Albert Campbell and Percy Schurman expressed themsel- ves as being highly pleased with the pro- gress made and congratulated the pupils and teacher on the success attained.

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Only 40 cents for a return

ticket to the big picnic at Emerald to-day. 11

MARRIED.

At the Manse,North Bedeque,J une Zith,

by Rev. R. S. Whidden, Harry H. Grady,

_of Sumrnerside to Cora B. Locke of same

place.

At the Manse, North Bedeque, Jnne

23th, by Rev. R. S. YVhidden, Ewen Cam- eron of Albany to Eliza J. Burns of Searl- town.

At the home of the bride's father, North Bedeque, June 28th by Rev. R. S. Whidden Bertram Cole of South Bedeque to Mary A. Ross.

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To cure headache in ten minutes use

Kurnfort Headache Powders. 10 cents.

1 I '

m MMETEAUHER WANTED

For the North Granville School, First

or Second Class. An experienced teacher preferred.

Apply to A. K. Henry, Secretary.

Granville, June 29, d3i. . f -'=-'--===

DR. (l0RD0ll ALLEY PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

CQUQOQ-C

GRADUATE MGBGILL UNIVERSITY

0dlccHom's,9to10s. m.,l to 8,and .7 to 8 °'ET'om°tuttention given to country calls.

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A CARD:

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Havinfg 39 years experience in the practice of his pro ession may be consulted on all the

.- ‘bunches of General Medicines including the

. ' ti s

specia e . _ _ ,

Oltlcc and Residence, Prince Street, 3rd door

above Kindergarten Hall.

*sung toiia.rn. xto 3and7 8p.m. C rlottctown June 9th,i9oo d&w3mpd.

'vat -*se - -- ' » ;-_

By Reporters and Correspon-

Rizv. MR. MAClN'ro3H has moved into

Olhce and Bcsidenoe,Dorchester Street East, 1

, _.____.__.. 'Boston Crowd Attacks Mourners and is Clubbed by Police.

Bosroiv, June 29.-What was probably

_ the r o=* imposing Chinese funeral prr. c .ion ever scan on this continent was c .iarged bya mob Monday and: it} was not, until the police, with drawn clubs, had dispersed the rioters that the mournus could continue on their way to the Ceme- tery.

The funeral was that of Chin Lun Yen;

one of the wealthiest and best known Chinamen in the country. Elaborate pre- parations had been made for it, and Chinamen from all parts of New England and New York had come here to attend it. Chin Lun Yen was a Free1Mason and the 5(-1.) Chinamen in the procession wore the cemblems of the order. The cortege had reached Dudley street,Ivvhen a great crowd of men and boys`_ rushed upon it. The demonstrations tookithe police bv surprise, Captain Cain [and his, squad charged upon the mob again and again, and many of the assailantsjwere handled severely before they would allow the procession to pass.

The police believe the killing oi .iAmer-

icans in China led to thetrouble and extra precautions were taken to guard China.- town that night.

Q. C. Appointments Cancelled

The Royal Gazette of this week gives

notice that the commissions of the fol- lowing who were recently appointed Queen’s Counsel have been revoked: |Geo. F. Gregory, Silas Alward, I. Allen Jack, Daniel Jordan, Alfred A. Stockton, Allan O. Earle, Richard F. Quigley, John Mc- Allister, Ambrose D. Richard, Henry A. Powell, George V. Mclnerney, J. Doug- las Hazen and Thomas Millidge.

These all have Q. C. commissions from

rhat it is not necessary to take out the ptovincial commission, which re uires an

outlay of $20. If the right of precedence of any of the above is at any time questioned in_ the provincial courts then a test case will be made to ‘settle the question as to the right of Q, C.’s appointed from gptfkhva in the provincia courts.-St John

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“Pride Goeth 3 *Before a Fall.”

Some proud people think they are strong,

ridicule the idea of disease. neglect health, let the blood run dofwri, and stomach, kid-T neys and Iriver become deranged. Take Hood' s Sarsaparilla and you #will pfefverd the fall and safve your pride.

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ilrangg Tea!

At 0’Leary

July 12th, 1900.

The usual Amusements

and Attractions.

Parade, Brass Band, Speech-

es, Good Provisions, Swings and Well-hlled Saloons.

The following Train Arrangements have been made to accommodate the public on that day. Special Train will leave Ch’- town for the west as follows (local time time) : Charlottetown. leave m. Royalty Junction, “ “ North Wiltshire, “ ' “ Hunter River, °‘ “ Bradalbane, “ “ Emerald, “ “ Freetown, “ “ Kensington, “ “ Summerside, arrive ‘ ‘

“ leave “

Miscouche, “ 25 “ Wellington, “ 9.45 “ Port H111, “ 10.13 “ ()’Lea,ry, arrive 10.10 “

Fares will be as follows :

From Ch’town and intermediate

stations to Winsloe, - $1.15

From Milton and intermediate

stations to Clyde, - ~ '.95

From Fredericton and interme-

diate stations to Blueshank .85

From Kensington and intermedi-

ate stationsto St. Eleanors . i.

From Miscouche and intermediate

stations to Wellington, .60

From Richmond and intermediate

stations to Ellerslie - .45

From McNeill’s Mills and inter-

mediate stations to O’Lea.ry,

one first-class fare

From Harper’s and Tignish and

intermediate stations to O’Leary, - - - _ .60

From Alma and intermediate sta-

tionto Deblois, - - .45

From Alberton and -intermediate

stations to O’Lea.ry, one

single first-class fare. _

Stipendiary Magistrate Wright willbe

on the grounds that day, and wepcf cash premiums for evidence that 'l convict-. f

W. DENNIS, D. GILLIS,

Sccretiry. Chairman.

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You will want at Trunk or Valise. You want to buy where you will

a gcod assortment to choose from. That’s where we shine. We’ve got

large stock in every style of trunk that’s made. Yon Want to buy 5 strong one-.» 'I_`ha.t’s where we come in again. We’ve got the g0_0d' mn unbreakable kind that defy the baggage smashcr’s beat eiorts. ~

You want to buy it as cheap as possible, don’c you Well. if there ii

a shop on earth where you can buy the sims quality of trunks as we sell and b_uy it cheap ar, that shop has not been heard of yet and we don’t

lieve it exists

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Amateur Work Flnlshed Promptlyne .

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We have sold quite a number of pieces recently for Wedding

Presents. _ .

Stggk -nice and new. _ Qugllfy-guaranteed. ' Prices-right

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in our ' ket thayn givgiqgcit to you,

These are the factors which

Our atockof groceries is up date in ualit and dow

help to build up our business.

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Jeweller and -Opti,¢an._' _,_

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A full line of the above high class

goods to select from including .

Ham Loaf] ¥llied Rocks _

ui-key and Tongue

Cottage Loaf Sliced Dried Dee

Steak and Onions

Veal Loaf Potted Beef, Ham, Tongue.

Beef Loaf -

"auned Beef and- Hate

Sliced Bacon hand Plum Pudding.

Prices ranging from 15 to 5oc a tin.

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Victoria Row Grocers. A ,V

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Popular

:ii hand to selectfrom. You do

have _ c ; “prism _ for ’ ’

House ~ p i

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e of the leading grades of