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LIVERPOOL SALT |

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Ch’town, May 15, 6ins.

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THE PRORLE'S STORE

HILLSBOROUGH BRIDGE.

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Text of the Agreement Between

Federal and Provincial Govern-

ments.

‘ ; Tire ; . ¥ mer Yi >») Ov i ate { ia . ‘ } > \ ro ree ‘ { Yn ad n i} te h Loe eaid Province, the first deduction on |e ‘ -k “iy as. nth dav of Apri!, one thousand nine | aeennn: ‘oe ; | sale, Stock Of late Mrs, Lewis; begins ou ee | Aus at unt thereof to be made from the} Vt sday morning 2 : be » j a es) : FaadL DUE, ndred, | si va | gran', allowance or subsidy due and pay itet el r Majyeety e re-\ « » ) ai Ine 9 aaa aor Between Her nt jJesty the ?, en repre-) able to the said Province wext after the a by the Minister of ALIWAVS And | a, sles ee : Re ; ie C ; u e r tl ;compleuon of ihe said bridge, pror ta, | Dunstay’s Corirce.— The com | a of ada, acitiny nder the au- . no Shue cae : ; Cla i | ‘ ia, ACIINY p ea Ct rd ng to ine uuD ber of days | r cement €X+TC' R28 of Ste Duresta g of ti cct of the arilament of | nate. th : »} } , ' * . : V , ; ; | Clay g Otween the date of Ffuch j ge will be held the n ha rig ‘ ; r He oe 1 ’ . Ca 62-00 ctoria, chapter iour, re- | sor pl.tion and the date, th oll O ] cc J 12 , oh : Gover! : Ale | Auesuay, dul ain, a i Cali ' om inion ws *“ } Of the payment of such first allowance. 2p m ‘ t part,— rie PB, . Se , : 4 : Oo | £he rrovis Goverument shall bave \ r I tes he Queen, represen ea e ex luaive r} t acd power { paren j J : . ky . e A) i O ji@VY al > ‘ 1 on y i u AUG the Com maussioner of | collect tolls and charves for the use of the | Nn ue ee k inlaysonu, aged 22, Works of the Provinee of Prince | said Bridge. raila 0 } 60 f Mr. diugh Finlayson, Cardigan, and ru ’ ait I ve. rallway * of nv ire | J ; Island, acting by virtue of the dlliiee sesches pam of Soy nature) vephew of Capt. Frolsyeon, 8. 8. Mit ‘ward : ; ee , and Tra AY €mMploves alone excepted. | ’ , . pgs 8 oJ» | of tie Py wine , : ’ wa drowned fre eatly at Beliows EF; | ~ i i biaglure Ol the y ‘ ine Uominion Government s} sil secure | x H : . : de | 1 Island 2 ic | Vermior @ was irsi sree ar Ay ma W snd, 4 ctorim, | legislarion amending the above recited Act , s ~. UN Al ¢ oY ‘ ier ; rit rit i > : ae os Swee SeQneu Ac i 27 ih, Drowning waa ca ‘ and hie i A . y Le, & ; una i avi Ly of the } rilament of Canada in so far as | ' : > ' “ Imo, and iis e Lieutenant Governor In | the provision thereof. mav be iue are body Was searcaed for, Ii was found la-t c" : dated the 22ad day « f Mar Roig hy a ie ah nay { ucooueristen j : reday in the river near B iiows Fal} s get seotaniies on ed the ‘Provincia ae ee sstamniiniall the id Miniet 7 tie went to that place four years aco A ’ . .’ er “ : PeOt (De Sale Silnietver Ol ‘. } rie i ¥ : ‘ 2 seCO rt = : . werked with the international Pape Y it cond part. | Railw ays aod Canals has hereto eet his! Sead acione Pay ri. . by » ef the aforementions | heard hi ae oo ; — V iu i : i ba 1 an baa < sed the j ; ‘ aa : i — t : . sd . Ga i 4 au j Loe 8e@ai of the D AN OLD AND W ELL URIED Ry MEDY. tof the Parliamennt of Ganada, it) partment of Railways and Canalato bel Mss Winslow's Ro hin se ' . : 1 4 i ee Te ere } Mr 10F10W'S Soothing Syruy haa been vided that the Minister of Railway hereto efixed aud these presents to be] ne , . garg , y enter into an agreement | signed heS presenta ~} used for over fitty years by muili‘ons of | i} wr eu eure ‘ . . 7%; Biganed OV . er g ort. 4 5 ~ ry : Re te ee Goaverament for the | m. ) tae Oe ne of the said Depart motuers for their children while teething with the Frovincim’ “the Hilleq | ment and che said Premier and the Com- | with perfect success. It soothes the child nof a oridge over the Ollis- |; missioner of Public Works of Prince a

i ver. in the eaid province,adapt edand suitable for public highway acd ses, the Provincial Govern

to 6coutribute, the sum of twelve dollars annually towarde the | intereet on the cost thereof,

Aud whereas under the above-mentioned | Acta «f the Legislature of the Province | of Prince Edward Island, power was given ftw the Provincial Government to enter Say : agre ont for the purposes afore-

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And wheress plans and specifications of

been prepared and

the said bridge bave approved on behaif of the said parties and ave now on file in the Deperiment ot

| Railwave and Canale at Ottawa ; and it

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| tenance of the eaid bridge the sum of pine

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asp was tt ated at the time of the puss | ihe ribption to be made by the Prou-} ; Government towards the CIUELSUC- | & mainienance of the eaid Bridge been settied at the sum Of nine thou- i Oo reve t uodred and fifiy dollars per i, uoum,-and the Dominion Government lia~ agrerd to procure Legislation con- * BATDC. - therefore agreed by snd betwen sid periies, that ID considera ion of {the premiser, the Ly mipion Goverime st} lshali construct @ Taliwey G0 2 igh» ay | bricge 1D accordance wiih the pias nod i specificatious aforementioned, over the

; ip | Hillsborough River from the ye, odes i the nortbero side of said river, to Mu . . | Point on the soutbern sice rap gor . a place located vy the Engineer of th e- partment of Railways and Canals, as set ltorth in the report of euch’engiseer, dated | ihe twet y-third day of January, 1900 The Provineis! Government shall keep in good repair the planking ‘

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or flooring ou the portion of the said Bridge

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r bighway purposes, being so much

used [Cc 1 of the flooriog of the said Bridge as shell A : be exclusive of the portion thereof ly‘ng

between the rails forming (he railway track { thereon, that excepting 48 above the Dom- inion Government eval! keep aod malotain the esid Bridge in good and ta‘e order and condition, painting tame when necer6sry and keeping the floorimg between the said rails ip good order and cona@iion.

The Proviveial Government shall fur- nish the lighting of the said bridge tor highway purposes (if requ Dominion Goveroment for railway pur pores (if required) ; the Provincisl Gov- ertiment ebull use al! neseseary means fo! the peotection snd safety of all foot pae- eengers and nersons using the highway portion of the said bridge.

The Provincial Government shal) contribute annually towards the inter él on the cost of the construction and malo-

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seven hundred and fifty dollars per annum, in semi annual pay- ments of four thousand eigkt hundred and seventy-five dollars each; that such con- tribution shall be deducted half yearly by the the Dominion Government from the from the grants, subsidies or sllowauces

a-eahb : ’ payable by the Dominion Governmen;: ti

Edward I-land have hereto set their hands and seals the day and year first above written,

After Dinner

To assist digestion, relieve distress after eating or drinking toe heartily, to prevent constipation, take

Hood’s Pills

Sold everywhere. 25 cents.

DIED. Io Boston, 0a the 25th May, Joseph,

hat the cost of the construc- | M., ‘son of Patrick J. and Margaret od Bridge will not be as great ! Foran, aged 5 years and 9 months.

At Mt. Buchavan, on May 16th, Sarah,

i.e aforementioved Dominion Act, | the dearly beloved daughter of the late 45. yeare, deeply tregreited by a large number

Flora and Malcolm Buchacan, aged of friends and relatives.

“Black Bars” Nav~ Chewing Tobacco is bigger aud better value thao any chew- ing tobacco on the market. For a new brand it has bad a phenomenal demand. which is ever increasing. If you try it you will not wonder at ite succese. “Black Bass” chewirg tobacco is Union made,

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Advertixert—Hs ve ad. in the June

P E. Island Magazi:e.

of the tourists, and many people inread-

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It will reach first

ing to come to the Island during the sum-~ mer, besides its regular cily and I-lard

circulation.

SHIP NEWS

Port of Summerside. ENTERED.

Mav 26—Athlete, Roberts, Wallace, stone; Chaming Lass,Trembolm, Ch’town, eait.

May 28—‘elephone, Grady, Pictou, cos]; Merry May, McKay, Picton, coal; Slipper, Campbell, Picton, coa'; Restive Cain, Piccou, coal.

€LAERED.

May 28.—Athlete, Roberte, Wallace, be; Sea Slipper, Cempbell, &hediac, bal; [eiephone, Grady, Miramichi, bal Cheraicg Late, Treobuim, Baie V rte, war

May 29—Merry Moy, McKay, Pictou bes : K £&}¥v¢e, Lrlt, Picton, bal.

A-cther shipment of ladies’ black mer eee sed tateen waists, pretty stock cojlars yetiered and pleated fronts $3. Also plenty of weterial at 30 cente. Aleo, vove and chi.dren’s khaki suis $3.90 and $4.40.— Jas, Paton & Co.

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We have just received a shipment of this high-grade Flour}{direct,frem the Lake of the Woods Milling Company. Itis made entirely from Manitoba NolHard Wheat and is without exception the best bread Flour

made im Canada. We have it pvt up in half bk]s, as well as barrels. The

halt bbl, isa very handy pack-|

age fo small families. Ask

for pric:s at

Beer & Goff

Grocers.

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oC W ANT?#D--Girl for general housework in asmail family. Apply at this office WaNTED—A girl fer_generr} housework,

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Apply to » rs. Alfred P, Large. Upper rraee St. ;

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ysT—A ladies gold watch, Key Stone set- on Finder will be rewarded by leaving at tnis o Tice, 4i.

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| Tes Props.—Moderate weat to west winds; fine and warm today and to- morrow.

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AvcTion Sate. —Mr. Bearisto’s auction

(tens the gums, allays the pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for | | diarrhoga. It is pleasant to the ‘taste Sold by druggists in every part of the, world. Twenty-five cents a bottle Tia value is incalcuable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wiasiows Soothing Syrup.

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A Ycuse Wire.--This comedy, tha: has bad such a run in New York, will come to Charlottetown for for a limited engage- ment, Openning at the Opera House! Monday, June 4th and 5:b, withgmmatinee | on luesday with a strong cast. The plot tells of a discarded son, the leader of a gang of burglars who robs hia father’s safe lo the family mansion and stabs his father with a paper knife belonging to the. adopted son. The wife of the adop‘ed sun | on entering the room _ discover: ibe old gen'tlemaa lying ov the floor and on cleser inspection _ she finds he has been stabbed. She pleads with him to speak and tell her who has: done this awful deed and with one last. effort he mutters “My own son bas killed | me,’ and with alow moan the old man! | dies. Shediscovers her husband’s paper . | knife by his side, covered with blood and | {thinking ber bhvutbard killed bim ehe |

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| eodeavors to ehield bim acd it is not until the last act that the reel murderer is discovered. The ciste presentiug the play is @ very strong one, headed by Mr. | Frank Tannerhill, wbo impersonates the | charact:r of Horace Greengagea Dobbins, a gentlemen from the rural districts. The remaicing mm bers are all bigh class artists and the Young Wife Company will leave @ Jasting impression with {the patrons of the play.

The Nimble Sixpence

Is hetter than the rlew shilling, Catar- | ozone cures Catarrh, Broncaitiv, Asthma and Hay Fever at once. No danger er risk. Catarrabozone acts surely sud quickly. lt cures by action of medicat- rd sir, which ia carried directly to the Peat of ihe disease, killing the germ life that causes there diseases, and ut the same time heals up al] theaffected parts. Yeu breathe —it does the rest. For sale at all druggists or direct by mail, price $100. Send 10c in stamps to N. C. POLSON & Co., manufacturing chemist, Cingetos, Ont., for sample bottle and iohaler.

Fishing liods

FOR THE BOYS.

A big ‘loi received on Sat-

urday, Good 3 pointed bambeo- rods strong and light

20 and 80. cents each,

Lance weod Reds as high as $5.00 Split bamboo from $1.50

up.

papas barbs Abb pAb Abba bbb ess bese sade

CEMENT! CEMENT!

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500 barrejs infstock and to arrive.

Wholesale prices. ~ ne CARVELL BROS. Ch’town May 14, 2 aw, 2w.

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NOTICE.

| The undersigned bicycle repair men have this day agreed that all repairs and sundries will require to be paid for im

cash on delivery. Please do not ask for credit as it will

be given. Signed,

| not be giveD: BARNEST RICE,

| W: P. DOULL, | PERCY G. ARMOOR }

MARK WRIGHT & CO ' May let. 1900,

‘Local and Other Hems.

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‘i We not only sell good : white shirts, but we also sell good colored shirts—colored shirts with starched fronts, colored shirts with silk fronts 4 and a splendid assortment of | u negligee shirts, 3 * fl All new tbis season, the latest and best.

| | Want any Shirts?

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90e each and up. Starched Shirts 60c each and: up. Negligee, Shirts T5¢ each and up.

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We have just added to our steck of ch:!dvens boots a line of ‘ Percival & Seuez’s make for small boys.

They are wide and confortable, made just like men’s tboots, excepting they are spring htel—they will fit boys from four to six years old.

They are made from American fleather cn Am_ri- can larts,

Prices for black $1.45 and $1.65.

Price fur Tan Box Calf $1.65

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Every man that gets a suit, overcoat ora pair of trousers made at our establishment is sure to come back for a repeat order; of course we bave to wait a long time on account of the goo1 wearing qualities of the material we put in our clothing.

Leave your crder now

Kor a nice summer suit, hundreds of paticins to select om The cloth and trimmings, the cut, finiss and workmanship

guaranteed or no sale. a We sell men’s high-class furnishing goods cheaper than any

house on P. E. Is’and.

Gordon & McLellan

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