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WE WANT
inute of your time.
0 give youa few facts about our Fur
e don't claim to have the largest and
n that you can't find a better place on
in this Fur Department.
‘le among our Furs came from anA 1
» Furs from anyone except first-class - is carefully selected, and rightly ex-
vho ondeese know their business.
rom eve:y manufacturer who makes mers can rely
tt cash,and save every discount that
ur Furs as chean .as we @ > or ity no hicher price than your neizhbors*-- I Tv . Tae ae Tse jtimem « , } < om ie RISTINE Jackets, and any other Jack- rh to be admitted here.
vehind every article we sell, with our
& WicLEOD.
BUSIEST
STORE ON CHARLOTTETOWN’S BUSIEST STREET.
| . ’ ° Ladies’ Watches... % ’ Gentlemen’s Watches We show one of the nnest displays of WAT W ATCHES to be seen in the city. CHES Every WatcH WE SELL Its FULLY Guar- ANTEFDes Our PRICES WILL BE FouND VERY MCD- i ERATE, * Ww. W. WELLNER, —— JEWELER AND ENGRAVER |
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Thirty-six Persons Lost
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THE CABINET,
Ministers Meet Jus elas
i S / Just After the Cabinet A : ; =) Ol = Election. serra From the Granddaughter Says He Has oo obility. Efficacious Means of Action.
LSPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER.
OTTaAwa, Nov. 13th.—The first!
|meeting of the Cabinet general election, was held vester
day. The ministers sw: apped elec- tion stories and experiences, but
serious work was not touched. The question of sending a contingent te Australia to be present at the In
auguration of the Commonwealth
hi iS be -en disc ussed amongst some of
| the ministers and the opinion seems
to be against it on account of the | dist ince and cest.
The Conservatives have decided | to ask for ajrecount in 3ttawa.
The writ for the Nipissing election
as been issued. The election will
: | be on Dec. 5th.
Brodeur will be named speaker of | | the Commons.
Sifton has gone to British Colum-! | bia to take a hand in the two post- | | poned elections there.
It is reported that Cartwright is | to be High Commissioner.
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THE MONTICELLO.
Lives.
[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. |
Hauirax, Nov. 13. — Thirty-six persons lost their lives in the Monti- cello disaster off Yarmouth light on
Saturday,
The stewardess, who recovered yesterday, to make a statement about the wreck, enu-
merated torty persons who were on| board. Four only were
rescued,
-and so the number of the dead is
increased to thirty-six.
The name of Daniel Surette. of | Yarmouth, was added to thelist of | victims vesterday. The body of Captain Harding has not yet been
recovered. — <> QU
THE KINGSTON DEAL
| Arrangements Aiea Locomotive | Works.
KINGSTON, Ont., Nov. 12.—Hon. William Harty, when asked how the locomotive works arrangements were progressing, said that he ex-} pects that he will be in full control | | by December Ist, at the least. The
;sum of $25,000 will be expended in|
the purchasing of additional machin- ery, sO that the works will be able! 'to turn out one large engine every
|week, as they used to turn out one |
| light enyine
weekly when |
Mr. Harty owned the place!
years ago.
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MAJORITY 34
Latest Figures From the Elec- tions.
[SPECIAL TO THE esi
Orrawa, Nov. latest
| election firures give the "bieeke
'Government a majority of thirty-
|four, not counting the Indepen-
dents. |Gaspe, Que. and Yaleand Burrard,
Elections are to be held at
| B.C. Diamond, a Liberal, has been
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| elected in Algoma.
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Scrofula in the blood ie itself
|'sooner or later in Swellings, sores,
| eruptions.
But Hood’s Sarsaparilia
| completely cures it.
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SHIP NEWS.
Port of Charlottetowa. ENTERED.
Nov. 12—S.S. Campana, Demers, Montreal; Frank, Grant, Wallace. CLEARED.
Nov. 12.—Willie R, Clarke, Syd-
'ney: G A Smith, Backman, Halifax; |
‘Frank, Grant, Wailace. ss Cam-| | pana, Demers, Pictou; North Star, 'Phalen, do; Minnie D, Maskell,:
| Halifax.
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tin <i
A consignment of $2,500,000)
| worth of bar,gold was recently re-|
ceived in New York. It bore the |
marks P. P. K., and is said to have | come from Kruger.
HE BEST should be your aim IT when buying medicine. Get
Hood’s Sarsaparilla and have the
best medicine MONEY CAN BUY.
since the
Their
BRITISH PARLIAMENT.
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KRUGER’ S LAST CARD.
[SPECIAL TO ‘THE EX AMINE MARSEILLES, Nov. 12.—Mrs Eloff —_ i EXAMINER. | has arrived here to await the ar- LONDON, Nov. pr plies 2 Parliament rival of Mr. Kruger, her gor and- will assemble on the third of De- | father, on the Dutch cruiser Geldex: cember to vote the expenses in the land. In the Course of an inte rview South Afric a war, which are ex-| she Said : The difficulties sur-! pected to amount to fully a hundred | rounding Great Britain are s> great} million pounds, that the Boers are convinced they! | The Times this mor ning announc-/ will finally gain the upper hand. es the following appointments :| We hay re the greatest confidence Lord Raglan, Under Secretary of | in the journey of the President. who. | State for War; Karl of Onslow, Un-! inspite of his great age and fatigue, ' der Secretary of State for the Col: will trawel across Europe. He only; /onies; Harl ‘of Harwdyke, Under! decided to come because he has in} be
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| Secretary of state for India. his: possession a_ very efficacious) fi “Tt seems certain,’’ says the | means ‘of action.
Times, ‘‘that the cabinet will con: | a
sist of twenty members,—the large- | LORD CURZON.
est recorded in our political history. | | } }
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nkacuanal | On the Value of India. | Bompay, Nove 12.—Lord Curzon,
MR. FOSTER Viceroy of India, is making a tour } ' through the presidency. At alar ge | /meeting held here he emphasized Leaves for Ottawa —Bribers to. be the importance of India as pa-t 4" Prosecuted. | the British Empire., He said India’ s} vB | arm reaches as far as China and}, 7 Africa, and it was the Indian-Brit- | ish troops, he said, thaf saved Nata] and that helped to rescue the Lega- | Sr. Joun, Nov. 13..-Mri and Mrs, | Hons at Pekin. Foster have left for Ottawa. Mr! | Foster declines to'say anything |” about the party leadership. He) saysthat isa matter for the party |» at large to determine. i Dr. Macleod and his friends are serious in their intention of foltowing | up the campaign in York by pro- secuting bribers.
(SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER.)
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| Baking Powder
Nia de Seri pure cream of tartar.
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MORINE ELECTED.
[SPECIAL TO THE EXAMINER. | |
Str. dJoun’s, Nfid., Nov. 13.—Mr. Morine has been elected in Bona- | vista by 570 majority. His two col- ‘leagues were also elected.
‘Safeguards the food : against alum,
- am bakine sowdars age the greate & | reamerrs to Tiealth of the present daz.
MS Sf TUR eter prt or
A YOUNG CONSERVATIVE, SPEAKS OUT.
We Have Placed - «
Dear Sir,—I was glad to see in| your issue of last evening the letters
Maa AY ‘ eg ; r 9 © of ‘“W ard 4 East ’’ and of ** East “ne pe r doz., sac! po! 100, vane Royalty,’ as well as that of ** Lib-| Twenty (20) dozen dyes of re- Blue. “ Oe - 2 7
'eral-Conservative,’’ and also to see | | ‘ Yellow. 6 50c: 3°75 that the Tupper Clubis going to get liable make and shades on ovr Pure White“ Oc: 2 Kr | to work again. Conserv ratives have, counter, to clear at 6c per Mixed c’lrs ** DOC; 7 3.75
‘I trust, already answered with an| emphatic affirmative the question | “Shall we or shall we not makea | good fight against the Farquharson | | administration. ’ There are still, | | however, a few croakers who would, | ‘after the defeat of Nov. 7th, alto-| ‘gether relax their efforts in| ithe interest of the Con-| |servative party. Tell it not in| ‘Gath ! In advocating a suspension | | of hostilities, they certainly do not | show themselves as wishing malad-| ministration replaced by good ad-| ministration whether in: Dominion | or Local politics, and they are not} doing what their indomitable ex- | leader, Sir. Charles. Tupper, would, have done. Suppose there were two | thieves in this town--a big anda little | one. If the big one, by protesting | his innocence and resorting to |
For full particulars and cultural directions see Carters’ Bulb Cata-
. logue.
Geo. Carter & Co.
Direct importers ot Hel- land Bulbs.
packet. This is a snap, ‘t should be aprreciatea by those
h g ods.
» we > * - o Ae = , as
requiring Also in stock, Maypole Dyes, Diamond Dyes, Hat Enamels,
ete., etc.
A.W. Reddin,PhmB. § 3 :
Desirable Residence for Sale. The Square Druggist, | =~
That property on the Malpeque PRoad, 100x50 feet. near the school- house, ten minutes walk from th post office, consisting of a new dwe'l- fing containing seven rooms, toget’: | er with outbuil 2 ag’. This propert: Vv
SUNNYSISIDE -- X
bribery regains-his” Ifberty4is that a ri dleasantly dtuated aml Sacke reason for. allowing the little one the | DONT BUY ANY desiratle private eubieaii Reply continued freedom /of the city ? Not | e743 my |b
at all. Now, I do not wish ‘to com- | | pare the Farquharson administra-' ‘tion toathief. But I do say this : that it has altogether lost the éon | fidence of the peoyle 4nd ,that the | | victory of thé’. Laurie administra-; tion is not going’ to restore that)
But the confidence “jm, it.', tn) the conting’|
campaign “1 ‘hope’ «that Con- | eee “Gran by. ‘Standard
servatives wilknot dwell n sucht} - scandals as thit Ponbected wtih the) Of ‘name of Mr. Pineau; tihng fo their | | work will not al] be “ pulling dOwn; | but that they willicalla eonvention, | Iron Wear |formulate a_ good Pcie naire then | :
/nominate good Inéhy meti who,jcon-| ) 4p —-
‘tent to sacrifice their | own business | Fame.
‘or other interests, will enter = , Al i arena with the-idea of ‘performing | ; a duty; and .lastly ,that they pes Sold at the Same Price as Other _work hard and_earnestly,, for thes ;men. If they do this I feel sure hat | Makes the mass of thé people Tail be with | ;
them; that the-present Government! | will be replaced by <a Conservative |
‘one, of which there will'bé go rea~’ FF OS. son to be ashamed dnd evees ik
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