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EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN JUNE 23 1900

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‘{t You Have a Sweet Tooth

something

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we have

that willinterert you viz. 4 large assortment of Gibsons Pure English Confectionery All flavors,

GEO. E ‘HUGHES

Apothecaries’ Hall.

SVS FUTESC SSS SSR CCAUSS SHOPS SIE SOUsseewvL? MesReHn

4 Ld ‘ Do not attempt to bake bread this warm weather, We will do it for you. Uur bread is careful- ly kneaded and is

pure and good and it costs but

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6c a Loaf, Vienna bread, 7c. Duchesse, 4¢

TeLerHone 98,”

D. Stewart

gEcuires Bakery

BAKES BEST BREAD.

5 f ; paces aaeeceses A 800080080 *e0

CGARDI- DR. H:- L. .. DICKEY

_ (Late Clinical Assistan at Royal London Ophthaimic Hospttal, Moorfields, and Cen‘ral London

Throat and Ear Hespital’)

SPECIALIST-—Fye, Ear, Nose and Throat,

OFFIcE—Casmeron Block

RESIDENCE~ Water Street opp Hotel Davies

OrFIcE Hours—9 30am,'o lpm,2to4pm Evenings by appointment

Eye Testea and Fi itted With Glasses

LIVERPOOL = SALT

24,596 bags due S§ sold low while landing N. RATTENBURY, Ch’town, May 15, Gins.

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FICHTING THE ASHANTIS. ie PERSONAL. ee a ee ooninenen mats — rly Local and Other Items, MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE.

Governor of the Gold Coast Colony Wounded During a Sortie.

Aoora, June 21.—Sir Frederick Hodg~ son,governor of Gold Coast Colony, ac- cording to reports from Kumassi, was wounded in the shoulder during a recent sortie from the fort. _It is also rumored that eight officers were killed.

Provisions at Kumassi are scarce and there are many wourded, The invest- ment is 80 complete that no one is able to leave. Greet privations are endured by the native population. Day by day the position is becoming more precarious; and there are no prospects of reliet.

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FILIPINOS TIRED OF THE WAR

And are Anxious For Peace With Hongr.

ManiLa,June 21.—Two hundred Filis picos met this worning in Manila to des

for securing peace,

The results were submitted tbis even- ing to General MacArthur, who accepted them.

The leaders of the meeting will use their influence to induce Aguinaldo to ac- cept the arrangement. Ifthey are suc- cessful,as they hope to be, they believe Aguinaldo wili issue orders in cOnjune- tion with the American authoritiee for the cessat on of hostilities.

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No Yankee Humbug

but good honest value in

Maypole Soap

the great English Home Dye

ANY MATERIAL ANY COLOUR

book on Hi i FREE spying

A. P. TIPPET & CO., Montreal.

DOMINION ATLANTIC RAILWAY:

and Steamship lines to Bosten via Yarmouth.

The Popular’ Fast line be- tween Nova sSecotia and Boston via Windsor Junction and Halifax

EXPRE*?S TRAINS leave Halifax daily (except Sunday) at 635a. m., for Digby and Yermouth, making connection Wednesd ays and Satuydays at Yarmouth for Boston,

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP

“PRINCE GEORGE”

2400 Gross Tonnage. 7000 Herse Power, the fastest and finest steamer plying between the Maratime Provinces and Boston.

Leave Yarmouth Wednesday and Saturdays for Boston.

on arrival of Express frain from Halifax: Returning leaves Boston ‘iuesday and Fri- day at 4 p. m-°

P2sseners arriving in Hi alifax nextday 5 30

p. m., by Express 1: air. at Fer ajlinformation, guide book, fo'ders, etc which will be sent free, wriieto F. H. Atia- Agent Kentvilie.

strong, general pass‘ ager y »~

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P. GIFKIN Gen. etal

-8., May 26¢h, 1900. z*ne of Char der andim-

Kentville, I

WANTED—50) of the bist. cit! lottetown to hear the tamou; Te

persovator, Mr. F. R. Conklin, in be deren r- ten Hall, Thursday, June 23°a. wWoi *L miss the best treat of the season.

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Ladies Read Below

Blousea 49 c, 59e Gace, 99e. Pique skirts regutan $1.85 now $1.43 |

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' Belts Pique 9c Leathern 18¢ Veilings silknets 8c yd. | Blouses Silks (fancy) 36c See that Blouse Silk 20c yd. Side Combs ~ de, 6c,10e, pr. Handkerchiefs le, 2c, Je, |

A Muslins 7 and 8c yd |

( Kid Gloves that are worth |

$1.25 now 65c pr. |

f } We offer a Big Drim in Gents colored shirts for to-night J:

() only.

WEEks

re all Saturday buyers money and to-morrow

| they offer goods at prices that cannot be beaten.

Shirts that sell at $1.20, 1. y The above price to-s fornight only.

THE PEOPLE'S STORE .

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Gents Read Below

Linen Handkerchiefs 3 for 2pr. for

14 ea. 28c. Cotton Hose 25c Cashhmere hose 2pr. 40c Collars 4 ply linen 2 for 25c Flanelette shirts 20c

Gingham Shirts 29¢ } Good Washing Shirts 58c slack Sateen Shirt 72¢ Gents Straw Hats 25c, 40ce, 70c.

Gents Linen Hats 5€c, 7dc.

25, 1.35, to-night 99e each.

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termine honorable and decorous methods [

i ferred on Rev.

Mrs. Kent, formerly Mise Florrie Find- lay, arrived in Charlottetown last night.

Master Charles Harris, who is attending King’s College, Windsor, is expected home tonight.

Mr. Henry Rackham was a passenger by this morning’s train en route to Monc- ton.

Mrs. J. M. Davison and Miss Sadie Davison ‘returned from Halifax, N. &., last evening.

Mr. J. J. Hughes, of Souris, was a pas~ scoger by the mail special lastnight. He went easi this morning.

Mr H.J Cunda!] was a paseenger ‘ by the Princess last night returning from the Anglican Synod at Halifax.

Mr. J. F. Gallagher left this morning for St. John. He will he away from Charlottetown eight or ten days.

Judge Fitzgerald and wife were pae~ sengers by the Princess last night re- turning from Halifax and Windsor.

Rev. J, E. Duclos and wife, of Valley~ field, Que, arrived in Charloitetown last eveoing and are guests at the Queen Hoel.

Mr Jobn McIntoeh and wife, of Hope well, N.S, areat the Queen Hotel. They crossed from Pictou by the Princess last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. McKie left thie morning for Montreal. It is pleasing to hear that the health of Mrs. McKie is greatly improved.

Mr. Walter Cotton, B. A., won the Mc~ Cawley Hebrew Prize at King’s College, Windsor, N.8.,this year. He is expect ed in Charlottetown next week.

Dr. Fred Hatzaid, son of Mr. F. L. Haszard, and Dr. Doull, of Halifax, were passengere by the mail specia! last night, coming frem McGill Univereity.

Mr. Peter A. McIntyre wil! leave on Monday on return to New York. Mr. Mclotyre’s many friends in Charlottetown and elsewhere gave him a hearty welcome.

Mr. James E Fraser, of Summerside, has passed in responsions at Kiag’s Col- lege. The degree of M. A. has been con- C. D. Schofield, well krown in Charlottetown.

Masters Geodrey Fitzgerald,Guy Tooker and Roy Stewart, who have been attending the Collegiate Schoo), Windsor, returned to Charlottetown lat evening. Master Stewart captured a ¢5 prize for German.

Rev. D. B. McLeod was at Covehead yesterday attending the burial of Duncan S. Lawson, who died of consumption at the early age of 1 years. Master Law- son was greatly esteemed by all who knew him, and his early death is {to be regret» ted. Tw~obrothers and a sister are left to mourn.

AGAINST THE CLERGY.

Sir,—It is surprising tbat Premier Far qubarson should Jay himeelf open to the charge of attempting 'o cif-nd the clergy of a! denominations in this province. But it seems that they are not the class of people be wishes to associate with, and he i¢ pot particular whether he pleases them ornot. About 8 yesarago he dismissed from offige a faithful servant—a minister ofthe Preebyterian Church—thereby of fending not only the people of thai de- noiwivation bat aj! right-thinking people of every creed. But bis latest insult to one of the Roman Catholic clergy is someth'ng that will not pass unnoticedn or ucheeded. What is the reason that the

dis ribuuion of the paupers’ grant has bees taken out ot the hands of the Rev. Dr. Chaissoa

and given toH. J Pineau? Is it because the rev. gentleman could not be trusted ? [~:t because they had no faith in the post respected of clergy, vr is it becauee they thcught that he would give it to the decerving poor ?— peibaps to old women » bad no votes, and that thr partizan purpete intended to be served by the moicey voted by this pure and honest administration would thus be disregarded. vo reason that can be given is sufficient to sbi eld tbe government ‘eon the suspicion ot » deliberate attempt to insult the Rev. Dr Chaisson.

What will the country think of & gov- ernnent that havea betteropinion of a pol.tical Judas than they bave of the faiti.ful servant of Him who wis beiray- ed? There can only be “oue answer io this question,ard that answer will come iu @ Cuvsiiiuiioual way,aod the Premier w::/ find cut what he is (thought of when it will be too Jate to rewedy bis mistakes. Bat in the meantime whatever the Preto: eays isdone ; acd he will find soon that it is too late in the nineteenth century to attemp? to introdu info th 8 country the despotic rule of Russia.

INDEPENDEXT.

ene meni ee MARRIED

At St. Patrick’s Church, Montrea!, cn the 2%tb Juue, ty the Rev. Jobn McPhail, R+demptorist, cousin of the bride, W. P. MeN lily, M. D., of Bangor, Maine, for- merly of P. E. Island, to Margaret Elia Haly, of Montreal.

Local Notices.

Tr our fresh cream, 12c. a pint.— Web

eter & M.ckay.

Mackay’.

The best medium to advertise for trai

number.

O’ Leary.

Pure coffee, fresh ground, at Webster &

Sone Szavios at t the Gospel atiiii: t in

Prowee’s block, to-worrow afternoon at 3.46, Strangers always welcome. nina piciieen TeMeErRance.— Victoria Division S.

of T. on Monday evening at 8 o'clock, Election of cfficere. Visitors welcome.

St. Perer’s Day Sczcor.—-Publie dis- tribution of prizes on Monday 25th inst., at4p.m., the Rector of S:. Peter’s ip the chair,

Gospe. Meeting — Remember the Gospel meeting i Prowse’s block, San day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Stra nger> alwave welcome. L- s-on, Eph. 2-8 “By grace are ye Saved.

Harp Coau.—The ech 6% arrived yesterday trom Ne» York with a cargo cfchoice anthracite coal chesinut eize, to Peake Bros & Co. Tas cargo will be sold low whilst discharging.

Zion Caurcu.—R-v. J. E. Daclos, of Valleyfield, Que., will preach in Zon Church tomorrow moruing on “French Evangelization.” Rev. Robert Laird, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Brockville, Ont., will preach in the evens ing at 7 o’clock.

* Nellie Reid

Licatyinc.— A very heavy thunder storm passed over this section of the pro- vince .'bursday afternoon. A good many of the tele phones io town were burned out, aod some of the country lines are still ia- terrupted. A baru at the head of Gran- ville Street, owned by Mr. N. Sinclair and used as a warehouee, was struck and dam- aged. The lightuing struck the pesk of the roof, at one end of the buildiog, ani tore offa strip of shingles right to the ground. It alsosplit one of the raficrs fromend to end, ani toreout one part

of it. At O’Leary, it.is reported, there was a heavy fall of bail—Agriculturist.

Masonic Festivat.—Tomorrow the Masons of Charlottetown will celebrate the Festival of Johm the Bzptist by a‘- tending in a bodyat St Paul’s Church.

A sermon suitable to the occasion will be preacbed by Rev Leo Williams, This is 18 also the 25th annivereary of the forma- tion of the Lodge of Prince Edward Island and istherefore a day of much import- ence among the Masons ef the Province. The officers oftne Grand Lodge _ will march with the members avd officers of

the two city Lodges, and itis expected that thee will bea large representation of members of other Lodges. Visiting and non-affiliated brethren are invited to

participate in the celebration. MerHopist Conrerence.—Toie first sea~ sion of the N. B. and P. E. Island gen- eral cunference was held at Moncton on Thureday, the President. Rev. G. M. Cainpbell, in the chair. The opening sermon was preached by Rev. Dr. Brecken. The membership at present is 13,638, a decrease from last year of 30. The num ber of infant baptiems last year was 857; adults 118; marriages ,374; burials, 673. Resolu- tious were adopted reetoriwg Rev. W. W. Brewer to the privileges of the ministry after thesecond Sunday in July and that he be placed under superintendent during the conference year. The ministers in seesion by resolution cousidered Mr. Brewer’s suspension for ten mooths eufficient penalty and rejoiced with him is a moral victory. Rev. J.J. Teasdale was added to the suver- oumerary list. The reportofthe mis- sionary committee showed anet decrease of receipts for the year of $325 05. The Si John District had an _ increase of $70.45; Fredericton an increase of $18.63; WocJdstock a decrease of $84 80; Chatham a Jecrease of $24.94; Sackvilie a decrease of 81 cente;Sc Stephen a decrease ot $17.19; Charlottetown a decrease of $256.16; Summereide a decrease of $22.21. Rev. Neil McLaughlin, of Summerside, de~ livered an address in the interest of mis- 8On8.

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praises

Baden-powell Nectar

The Neweet drink at oud Scda Fountain.

5c—with Cream

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Were you ever at O'Leary. Tne best Tea of the season

DR. Clirl

Cures CHRONIC DISEASES and RUP- corner Prince and Kent Street, Charlottetow n, fr: m every

TURE. Office at Mrs. Stumbies,

, Saturday evening to Tuesday a. m. t weex.

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whole window full of Sailor Hats and Dress |

Hats worth up to big money ‘ SATURDAYS |

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Special lot of rT Colored Sailors Each

100 Sailor Hats, assorted mixed colors, latest F styles and newest shapes, worth up to $1.50 each

SATURDAYS BO} ench

Ladies Belts Of coc5

75 Ladies Belts, assorted kinds; they’re not the newest styles, but they’re worth up to 75c each

PCE OG EACH Printed Muslins ide“, oer i and Oreandies yard

Kighteen or twenty different patterns of dainty printed muslins and organdies regu ar pr.ce 6c to 20c per yard

yt jepoar § lOc fi vet Children’s

Gorset Waists 15e Dai

50 pairs children’s grey jean corset §Jwaists—were 45¢ and 55e per pair

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Extra Special) Value in Shirt Waists |

White and§colored{shirt waists, newest styles and ie perfect fitting is

SPECIAL FOR sarunoay (9G EACH

Another Lot in White. Only, with fine tucked

fronts and plaited tacks

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