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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN,

MAY 17, 1990,

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| MAY 17, 1900 Wee ’ the inde rsigned do hereby . ‘efur rhe mo! on twe? . . pevaan Hee meeeey on & twenty: | THE FIRST SOD. :e cent bottle of Dr. Wili’s English | f, after using three-fourths of{ , oO ee i , [we turning of the first sod of the Be i nis tf no tle. th: y oo not rele) A : . ; . | fast and Murray Harbor Railway was a ution and Headache. Wealso} : : 11 ble event. After a quarterof a cen. that ur bottles will ; . “nn \ q \ , ] ; bstings i agitatic and expectancy, more O Lutte i ‘4 Vl vi aa ~ ‘ t i = faction I i pronounce , we have at tas: seen the ; n Wiil’s English Pills ng of t} 1k, and the first prace & Jobnson, Drugg step towards undoing of the m i r. = | tak committed rty vea airO, W é = J Urugg! ors ¢ ‘ P of wri pre . ted vi ’ , Og18 4 I ner 1 oy ce Kdward ’ z i i Th W viv D } B yr SLisus \ n rke 7 t} | ge! of ‘ ; ( ' WwW . I I : TOV 1 . . Mel \ ‘ M e€ vel iTS R r S ‘ i . es. a 3 Goverumes { : re Nianle eee nuiiibér Of péfeons from town and —_— . ‘ iotry Under the let 5 ri } | M onarp, t srrangé were ¥ } aos a =s-_"" | I | carried out. There was first a eaiu ; thirteea guns ip non raf the Lieutenani» Goverpvor, admirably given under direction of f Major Hodgson, then & BhOTL speecn by }

received irom

to-day |

a smal] quantity of

Maple Syrup, It is a | heavy syrup of very nice | ,and is by far the b st| ive seen this year.

k. x sale by the bottle at

Grocers.

Kv ENSIVE SALE

Liiilure, Horse, - Carriages, ae For Sale by Auction.

tee mee Tam instructed by L. E. Prowse, Erq., y auctiou at his residence. Graf- Si .eef, 00

opday, May the 23rd inst Commencing at 11 o’clock.

® honsebold effects, compriciog Dining Room, Hal), Bedroom and ) Furniture. — Horse, Carriages, Sleighs, 2X v8 Cash.

Har-

R. BEARISTO, Auctioneer.

MEN’S iJCOLATE DONGOLA

BOOTS.

L xtra gocd stock— well-made

~ well fipisied— Manutactured t: cone ot the beet makevs in t upada,

Me CREADY & CO.

As Td a pair—

R. K. JOST.

= Stamper’s Corner

Macdonald's

Celery Nervine

For all affections of the

nerves.

Macdonald’s Drug Store

Niegut BELL TELEPHONE.

and the formal) turning

McIntyre, fi llowe 1 by

the Superiniende:.t of the sod by Mrs. the blowing of all the rails the cily, and then very saort congratula- |

| tory speeches by the Lieutenant-Governor.

Mr. McManus, Premier Farquharson, | Mayor Warburton, Attorney-General Mc- | Kionon and Speaker Cammicky,—then | there was a rush for the ferry

While the occasion was one for felicita-~ tion, it ig to be veneers that but eleven | and a half miles of the ‘ine have yet been “located” and put under contract, and that ag there is, 80 far, notwithstanding our en- forced acquiescince in its out of the way site, no sigan of the promised bridge. The whole line should be constructed at once and in a business-like way, avd not involved with election contests ia the near future, or made a means of | bribery and corruption by the party in| power. Why has the engineer not gone

on to locate the line?

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DEBATE ON “THE ADDRESS

Tue debate on the Address, concluded

| last night, brought out feverai excellent

speeches on the part of the Leader of

/ the Opposition and his twelve supportere,.

At the beginning, the Government und its

supportera were disposed to wander abroad

fields,

0 Dominien and Imperial — pers

baps to divert attention away from ibe Provincial field, t present misman~ agement of which isso apparent! Thither

makers followed them

the Oppo ition sp

with superior debating ability as well as with the easeatial element of truth. As will be seen by those who may read the report of Mr. Shaw’s speech, pablishbed in another jiump f Tur EXAMINER, (they were m 1) i io respect to tbe'r con- e » about ne ending of the First Osnadian Contingen', while Mr. Des Roche and others caused them to regret : y raised the race cry in this Pro« vince j 4 Mr. C ampbell’s Bpeech covered too nach grouad to be as fally eff ve would have been if he had devoted his attention to one or two poi te, was uevertbless a powerful arraign ment of the Government and left them | with scarce a leg to. stand upoo,

Mr. Murdech MecKinnoa delivered a pare

| ticularly neat and forcible speech, aud Mr.

Prowse’s maiden effort gave evidence of

| the same pungeot quality which made his

father a terror to evil-doers in The Me- Donalds were a!so in evidence, Mr. J. A. McDonald delivering a short but able and practical address. It was remarked by | Mr. Prowse that the Government has not

| resp cted

| the politics of the Province.

; ‘ | now u Single McDonald on its side of the

House, that one of the Rogers is gone,

that McKinnon is out of it, that Mr. Wise

—to whom Mr. Farquharson owes the position of Premier—has withdrawn his support, all evidencing the fact that the Government has lost the confidence of the people. Mr. Birch delivered a capital address, scoring heavily wits reference to the trade questien and the marked in- crease in the cest of imported articles. Towards the elose of the debate,Mr. A.A. McLean spoke at length and very ably,

Why has the dealing iu @ masterly manner with the

superintendent not been instructed to pros | question of the Fishery Award and admio-

i ceed with the award of land damages ? Why does the Minister of Railways heci-;® tate to sign thie agreement with the Pro- vincial Government respec.ing the bridge? Why eo long in calling for tenders for brie ze construction ? Theee are questions | asked by avery much interested people. We bope that Senator Ferguson and Messrs Martin and McDonald or other members of | the Liberal-Conservative party will have no further trouble about the matter. The Liberals bive now, a good opportunity to

raise themselves in the estimation of the |

people by carrying on the work of railway | construction in this Province in a business- like way.

NOTES AND COMMEN TS.

—Wise left snd Pineau came. So Farquharson holds on.—in shame !

—The Pineau Government {brought down the anditor’s repert on the public accounts, five months old, this afternoon.

—Farquhareon saya nothing in explana: |

tion of the trick played upoo Mr. Wise and the Weet River district, and Pineau eays nothing in explanatiou of the trick he played on the majority in the first diss trict of Prince. But the Gevernment goes On and—— -——— both are happy.

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LIVERPOOL == SALT },

24,596 bags due SS Fram, will be sold low while landing.

N. RA@TENBURY,

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isierinz heavy blows to Mr. Farquharson

and his followers. His gharacterizatigg, ** Pineau Government,” will probably live ig to be noted that Mr. Pineau said never a word but steadily voted with the Government which ashor: time ago, be was elected to oppose.

We have never seen the leader of the Opposition more fully alive to the demands of his important position or keener in de bate than he is this session. He realiz:s tbe description of the man who becomes brighter’as he grows older.

NEW GOODS BIG STOCK

Large Assortment Just Opened.

Hair crimpers, side combs, back cofnbs, something new in ladies’ belts, purses, swagger and walking sticks, scheol bags, mouth organs, carvers, bread knives, pocket knives, shaving

rushes, razors, watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware—at the Modern Jewelry and Fancy Geeds Store. Souvenir goods a specialty.

| Jury & Co

Sunnyside Ch'town.

Ch’town, May 15, 6ins.

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Our BICYCLE LIVERY.

Brine

Look at our assortment of

NEW BICYCLES.

We have all world Leaders,

All new wheels.

Your Bicycle to our repair shop for satisfactory repairs.

MARK WRIGHT & C0.. LID

Home Makers.

Seiection ~“Blue Danube Waltzes”

Grand Entertainment| capes TEE Piicienies

HiGHLAND

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PART I Overture—“Bonnie Seotlund”’.......... St Cecelia Club.

Overture—“True to the Fiag”..... Orchestra

i Tableau—‘ Britannia” request) 2. (a) Company Drill.........

(by Rifle Drill

(CG) Weusriette and. Chorne....;:.....

Highland Brigade. r MacLern, McIsaac, Lord and Brem-~ ner,

3. Recitation—“Who Killed Kruger

Bugler 7 Fullerton. 4. Vocal Selo—“Scots Wha. Hae”... Mr Charles Farle

§. Selection on Bag pipes

Piper Peter Ferg

6. Vocal Bolo.. sees Ate» obub06 eebbeeb..b Mise Cc otten.

7. Tab'eau--**Peace” . Abeba

8. Swerd Drill (with orchestra)... ....

Highianl Brigad>.

eereevet eee eesene

FrUSOD.

DAR ok ss his Cog ic. it Prof Caven. 10. Qnartette— ‘Annie Laurie”............ The Misses Earle, Mr Belleau, Mr C

Earle. 1. Character Scetch— “Samantha Allan” Miss Enid McLean. INTERMI-STON, Sale of Home Made Candy.

Orchestra.

St Cecelia Club, PART II, Tableau —“Prince Edward Island”. 2 (a) Poysical Drill.. ‘ener bse (b) Selo end Chores Res avs catenin Hi yt laud Brigade, Solo by Bergt McIsaac. 3. Recitation—*T he Pipes of Luckn. w” Miss F MacKenzie.

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4. Vocal Solo—(a) “Sine Tae Me the Auld S‘otch Sang.’. (b) “Sally in Oar rere ae *

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5. Reading........ Rev L

6. Tablenu— ©Ou1 7. Vee: 1 So's

liams. Latv of the Snows”? (a) “Willies Geen to

o Wy}

eGR se SO ee (>) ‘ Will Y- No Come Beck Again” Mi-s Earle 8. Coon Song and Cake Walk...... Mr E Mitch+lland Mr W Brecken. §, Vocal Sclo eeccee

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Mr Siotings i 1Q@. Tableen— Finale ........ GUD SAVE THE QU KEN.

Orohertes under leadership of Pref Wa:ts ecd Prof Grant.

Accompansisis — Prof Mitchel!, Mr Bel!, Miss Marv F Bartlett.

Tableaux areal! arranged direction of Mr I, W Watson.

Doors opes at 7.36. Curtain rises at 8 o'clock:

Genera] admission 25 cents. Reserved seats 35 cent; for sale et Dodd’a sna Rankir’s Deng Stores on Thursday mern-

Earle, Mra F Ross and Miss

and under

ing at 100 ‘clock sharp. Mas 16_

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The might Beginning

Fora musical education

is the plano iiself Cor Heinizman Piand Te its cwn bes{ recommenda-

tion | '¢ COP] Sts one to the plese ure Of playing }i+ tOft tone ad periect pitch help to mske n uric

fur the Leginuer.

Our terms wi!) help yu 10 O%u AD i7+tcuMen!—See a ~o uf— ipVaay << ’ -% ee —~2

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Millec Bros.

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Opera House, _ Monday Evening, May 2ist., 1900 |

DRIGADE | E

“Gems of the Heatherland ’..,... ae

it ee auaniasaetee mommy = a Wh Died. oie a ——— —. wm | jihinins Geatieian thnpnadpiiie

NO TREU RI, ET a: WE REFUND MONEY | SHOW T Hy GOODs | “ WILLINGLY. ee ee oSeneee j TS Ao ay ee |

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|W E EXCHANGE GOops

GHEER FULLY

A new hat,a necktie, a white or colored shiré, some” underwear and secks or a pair, of braces, perhaps a spring suit or overcoat, or perchance a bicycie suit, golf jhose, sweater and belt a

This is the store for you to trade at for anything in Men’s Wear. from a Collar Button to an Overcoat, and we solicit your patronage, assuring you of our desire to serve you well and treat "you fair.

Our stock is large ard well selected and ovr prices the most reasonable,

Hats, all sty le 3, 31.25 to $3.00.

Neckties, 10c. to 50c. Some extra fins ones at 75c. and $1.00.

White Dress Shirts, al] reinforced fronts and continuous facings

* and $1.00 each. soft frents and laundried fronts, 75c.

on back and sleeves, 50c. 73: Colored Shirts, each. Fine Silk Front Shirts at $1.00 each,

and $1.00

Soft Oxfords and Silk Striped Shirt Collars attached, 50c. and $1.00. Light Balbriggan Underwear, double thread, 75c. and $1,00

per sult.

Light, Black and Tan Cotton Socks at 15¢.

Fancy Colored Cotton Socks and Mercerized Cotton » and 35c,

Black Cashmere pure wool seamless eecks, double heels and feet 25 cents a pair.

Braces in every desirable make, 15c. a pair te 50c,

All Leather Braces at 25c. 352. and 5c,

Light weight Fine Elastic Webb Braces, neat patterns, 25c.

Tweed and Serge Suits, $6.00 to $13. 50; Spring Overcoats, $7.50

$13 50.

Bicycle Suits, $3 50 to $5.00; and odd Bicycle Pants, $1 25 to $2.50; Sweaters, all colors, all wool, $1.00, and a full assortment of Navy Blues, White and fancy patterns at all prices.

Bicycle Hose, fancy patterns, 5068. to $2.00 @ pair.

Red White and Blue Sweaters, $1.25 up.

iJas, Paton & Co.

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