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very best’ English make.

006 wn 75e

I < Cashmere— extraordinary value.

i Colo aa Soinmer Capes. Big ts and half price to clear.

WEEKS’ Lhe WORTH $1-00)

Gents’ very best quality

Cniaundried Shirts.

‘GLOYES

‘hin Summer Slik G! loves, greys.

a regular 486

blac k, (ans,

Fast Black Hosiery

Lad», Gente’ and Children’s: guaran- teed per feet) y fast color; will not stain the feet.

All summer goods cheap.

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Frapper Competition

on JUNE, 1897:

The fe lowing are the winners, in district No. 5, Province of of Nova Scotia and Prince Ec@ward leland.

Winnzrs of Stearns dicycles

Mr. P. K. Holmes, Yarmouth. Mr. A. 8, Black, Truro.

‘Winners of Gold Watches

Pte W. Lawrence, lst Boyal Berks. Ret. Haiifax.

Miss. Georgie May Fulton, Bass River.

Mr. George W. Proctor, North Sydney Jun tion.

Mr.S. . Fraser, Dartmouth.

- Duniel McKenzie, ,6 Poplar Grove,

1a) iax.

The above competition will be ccntinued

each month of 1897.

LEVcR BROS, Limited, Torontn

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$1.00 - - per set ae = . ~ per set 1.75 per set

Big li line of —o

Just opened, All sizes—all

prices. Bargains in Base Balls, Base Bats and Child ren’s Garden Tools.

For value Bookstore.

HASZARD & MOORE

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The house and premises rt ow occupied by John Coombs, Esq., known as “Mar- ine Villa,” October. terly.

This place is beautifully aituated, fac- ing the harbor, adjoining Dundas Esplanade,the most beautiful site in the gity.

The house has recently undergone a tnorouga repair, having hot and cold water bath, with a lift from the kitchen to the dining and breakfast rooms.

BENJ. DAVIES. law 29— 4— 4wks—gnar 4 wksr

tent $200.00 a year, paid quar

come to Sunnyside

possession given fhe first of

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, JULY att aad

TELEGRAPHIC,

SPECIAL DESPATCHES TU THE EXAMINER,

GREAT BRITAIN’S NAVY.

Four Additional First-class Ships to be Built.

Lonpon, July 28.--In the House of Commons last evening, Mr. Goschen, First Lord of the Admiralty, announced supp'e- mentary paval estimates to the amouut of £5,000,000, which he said was necessitat- ed by the rapid additions to foreiga navies, It is proposed to utilize the amount men- tioned in the immediate commencement of the construction of four additional fast armored cruisers of 11,850 } capable of the double daty of taking part | jin action with ships and proteciing pines s of communication. In addition to j hese, sixty thousand pounds wil! be spent or new torpedo boat destroyers.

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THE ROYALTY OW

Rates Fixed for the Yukon Gold Fields.

GOLD,

Orrawa, July 28.—At vesterday’s Cab- inet Council it was decided that the amount of the royalty to be imposed on the Yukon gold will se ten per cent. on all the claims that yielded. five hundred dollars per week aud twenty per cent on all over that.

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Obituary.

Sr. Jomx, July 28.--Thoe. H. Foster, for many years Commercial Traveller for the Mastern Oil Company, is dead.

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GEO. CARTER & C0.

Dealers in Souvenir Goods, Fancy Goods, Books, etc., etc.

Queen Street.

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LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL.

Marietta, Ohio, July 26.—As an excur- sion train was returning from Zanesville, Ohio, at 9.50 last night, the trestlework over a bottom Jand, three and a half miles from Marietta, gave way, and two of the four coaches were dropped to a corn-field below. The coaches were filled with ex- cursionista, but no ove was killed. Fifteen persons were badly injured, and all were more or lesa bruised. Miss Nellie Purdy will probably die. One of the coaches took fire and some of the passengers were singed before they could escape,

Lonpon, July 26.—The Agricultural Gazette recently sent out a e@ircular asking information on the subject of Crop pros-

pects. The circular slicited ¢ 738 replies, the substance of which shows tbat the wheat crop for the United Kingdom is

much below the average. Barley is up to the average; Oats and potatoes are slightly below itand hay In moet districts is con- siderably above it.

Wasnincron, July 27.—A report is in circulation which is apparently inspired by a belief which prevails in diplomatic eificial circles, tnat John Sherman, Secretary Of State, may not much lounger remain at the head of the State Depart ment. It is to theetfect then Mr. White- law Reid will succeed him. Mr.Sherman’s friends deny that he is’ tosurrender the coutrol of tne aflairs of the State

| Department, and say that be will return to

the cily ina month to resume his official duues. The report connecting Keid’s bame With the succession is seized upon as indicating the desire of Mr. Sherman’s family aud friends thathe retire from active life.

Moxrreat, July 26—Dr. Duncan Me- Eacnern, Domiuion Veteriuary lospector, who has returoed from a trip of inspec- tion to the Northwest, says: ** The de- mand for beef cattle for mining districts has opeved up the best warkets the ranch- men have had for years. Nearly all sale- able cattle are disposed of to the contract- ore for Rossland and other camps. There is pow a good demand for cattle for the Klondike country, and as a COusequence the export to Europe is greatly decreased. Fort McLeod is thronged with men trying for work on the Crow’s Nest Pass railway.

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YUKON POLICE AND CUSTOMS,

Measures to Enforce Law ‘and Order and Collect Duties in the New Gold Flelds

Urrawa, July 27.—A special session of the Cabinet was held last night to deal with questions affecting the government of the Yukon district, the collection of reven- ues therein and the establishment of com- petent authority to enforce law and order im the new gold fields. The arrangement entered into with the United Siates treasury department by the Minister of Customs was approved. This plan, ae stated, provides tur the establishmeut of a custome port end @ pulice station at Luke Tazi:l, the coofluenee of Brit- ish termtory of the two principal trails leading from the Tyes inlet, tue privi- lege having been accorded of a landing place at Tyea on the Lynn canal. The additional police will consist of a detachment of g6 men, making with the 20 a'ready in, a force 01 100 men, A ew post is now being coustructed at Dawson City. The ministers decided to open up correspondence with Washington for the purpose of securing the consent of the United States government to the utiliz «tion ofarightof way for the transport of dominion forces and supplies through the disputed territory between tidewater and the interior. ‘The matter of imposing a royalty upon the output of the placer mines was left over to @ final cabinet meeting to-morrew morning. But it was definitely decided noi to entertain the pro- position to enforce or endeavor to entorce the new alien labor law in the Klondyke country.

Port TownxsHend, Wash., July 26.— The steamer City of Topeka arrived bere from Alaska today. She brivgs news that the Klondyke fever i+ou the increase at Juneau, nearly every able-bodied man there either having gone or prepared to go to the rich fielde. Authenuc reports direct from the Dyecha are that there is as much freight piled up at the head of the inlet as the ludians can pack over the divide in the next eighteen months. This amouat of freight will be more than double when the steamers Queen and Mexico, now en route, arrive. ‘hia con- dition of affairs practically precludes the possibility of hundreds of gold-seekers reaching the mining region this year. Jonn C. Brady has taken hice oath of office, and is now Alaskan governor.

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DIED

At San Luis Potosi, Mexico, on the 13th inst., Miss C. M. Trueman, iv the 72nd year of her age. The deceased lady was a sister of the iate Mrs. Charles F. Allison, of Mi. Allison, Sackville, and of Mrs. R. A. Stroug, formerly of Charlottetown,witn whom she resided at the time of her

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SHIP NEWS,

Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED.

July 27—Leonora, Jimmo, Campbel!-

ton; Foam, Moran, Shediac; Ublorus, Mc-

Kinnon, West Point; Favorite, Weston,

Richibucto; ss Campana,’ Demers, 8’ side;

barque Deodata, Panlsen, Liverpool; I Stroup, Richardson, New York,

CLEARED,

July 27—Foam, Moran, Shediac; J A G C, Langill, Pictou; Favorite, Weston, Rich- ibucto; Le veret, Langill, Pictou; Florence May, Anderson, Neweastle; Olive J, Mal- colm, Summerside; ss Campana, Demers, Pictou.

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BIG Chim A RAINC EH SAT

the price xceedingly low to effect a speedy sale.

Prices reduced on Boys’ Cotton Blouses

Prices reduced on Boys’ Serge Sailor Suits, Prices reduced on Boys’ Tweed Sailur Suits. and a Big Discount off Boys’ and Men’s Staaw Hats.

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Prices Reduced on Boys’ Galatia Blouges Prices reduced on Boys’ Galatia Sailor Suits, Prices reduced on all Boys’ Clothing,

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Blouse remaining in our stcre

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Nice Cotton Blouses, regularly 58c, for 44 cents.

White Duck, with light blue sailor collar,blue cuffs, regular 63c foe 47¢

Dark blue Duck, fancy eailor collar, 68c, for 50e.

White sailor collar, regular price 75c, going at 37@s

what we advertise we have.

MOORE & McLEOD

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Cool Summer Underwear. Cool Summer Suits.

Cool Summer Trousers, At the Very Lowest Prices.

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