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We have just received from the Lynn Shoe Co. a jine of Men’s Joots made of Box Calf, medium heavy sole, extra wide Ball, medium toe, a good fitter and a guarantee to wear well.

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(Fresh stock just received.)

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Besides these we have some bar- gain jotes at bargain prices. Pure Castiles, etc

Look over lot and aee prices.

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THE EXHIBITION AT ST. JOHN, N. B.

The Entries From P, E, Island,

OFFICIAL VISIST BY GOVERNOR POWERS OF MAINE.

Lieut Governor McLellan will Wel- come the Visitors.

The entries forthe Exhibition at St. John N. B. received from P. E, Island up to the 3let Augnst include 8 horses 44 cattle, 8 calves 69 sheep and 12 ewine be- sides machirery and cheese exhibits. As entries wil] be received until the 7th Sept, a number more will likely be msde as the list does not contain the names of many of the Islana exhibitore who were expected to show their animals.

There is a splendid list of entries from New Brunswick and Nova Scotia and the success of the exhibition is now well as-~ sured. Friday the 16th Sept., will be State of Maine day, when Governor Powers, of Maine, U. S., and his staff will officially visit the Exhibition and be the guest of the

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association. At3 p, m., Lieutenant-Gov-~ | ernor McLellan, of New Bruuswick, will | welcome the United States visitors, and | Govervor Powers will respond. ; | There will be excursions from all] points | in Maine that day and provision is being | made to accommodate a large number of | visitors. Visitors from P. E. Island, leav- ing on the 14th Sept, will be in good time to see the exhibitionand their American consins. The St John Exhibition will he one of the first great gatherings since the Anglo-American good understanding took place, and it is confidently that the occa- sion wili be ove of historical importance. Under present railway arrangements you can go to St John in less time than yeu can to Halifax, especially for people east of Summerside or in fact for any one excepting residents of Charlottetown, as those leaving home in the morning go right through to St, John that day and arrive before dark. The return ticket only costs $3.50 from any station on the P. E. I. Railway and it is only $2.59 from Sum- merside.

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SunpeaMs.—Copies of Mrs. W. Ww. Rodd’s recent book of verse, ““Sunbeams may be obtained at Carter’s and Hornsby.s

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Our other prices are $5.50, 7.25, 8.50, 16.00 We have all the newest designs in Birch Gome in and look round, we are

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Just received a few short versabie Plads &c. out at following prices.

9d5¢ $1.50 $2.99 $2.48 $1.65

CLOTHS.

ends for ladies capes.

for d0¢ for 75e for $1.50

for $1:°25 for 85¢ at the bargain corner

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CHARLOTTETOWN P: E.

In re- Bought at a bargain and will be w.eared

THE.DAILY EXAM

having to advise the Public, may speak iree.” —Eoripipes,

ISLAND; WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 4898

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MORE TROUBLE WITH TURKEY,

Bloody Riots at Gandia in Crete,

MUSSULMEN'- RISE CHRISTIAN 0: FICIALS.

British Warships and Troops Inter- fere---Many Were Killed.

(Specta ro Toe Examiver.]

Canpia, Island of Crete, Sept. 7.— Candia is ina state of anarchy, and there has been acollision between Mussalinans who were demonstrating against European control and the British authorities who have been installing Christians as revenue officers.

The quarre! culminated in bloody fight- ing between the Mussuimans and the British troops.

Riets took place in various parts of the city and many men were killed.

When the outbreak was fiercest the warship stationed in the harbor began firing shells, with the result that a portion of the city wae soon in flames.

The greatest confusion and uproar pre- vails.

The trouble began with an attempt by the British military authorities to install the Christian officials.

They had appointed a council of inter- national control to administer the reyeuue and a detatch meni of so!diers was stationed outside the office as a precaution. A crowd of unarmed Mussulmans who had been demonstrating against Christiane, attempted to force an entrance into the ottice.

The British soldiers fired and wounded several.

The Muzeu!m ins ran for their arms, and returning attacked the soldiers. The Musselmans poured rapidly jnto the Christian quarters, shooting iuto the windows and setting many houses and

| shops on fire.

lt is reported that the British Consul has been killed.

Canta, via Parise, Sept. 7.—Four war- ships have started for Candia, where it is reported three English persons have been killed and four wounded, and six Mussul. mans killed.

Special precautions are being taken here and at Retimo, and troops are being held in readinese,

The fighting hes ceased at Candia, but the fires continue.

The United States consul at Canea has

started for Candia on board the British

battleship Camperdown. inienicnnssiiiiiiemmeniaany

Mrs Kent is a charming elocutionist, entirely natural in ber selections, aud took the audience by storm.—San Diego Sun. Mrs Kent’s recital—Opera House, next Taesday night, Sept. 13.

DR. CHASE’S CATARRA CURE, BLOW ER INCLUDED, 2°c, acts magically and cures quickly, One ap lication allays pains, clears the passage, reduces inflamation and gives comfort. Curescoldin the head, Hay Fever, Rose Fever Catarrhal Deafness. and all headand throat afflictions which if not taken in time ;iwill leac to Chronie Catarrh and laterconsumption. [It is sare, pure and harmless, easily applied.

Hire Insurance

Marine Insurance

Life Insurance Accident Insurance

Written in reliable com- panys at low rates

FW. Hyndman

AGAINST |

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FATAL BRIDGE AGCIDENT

Over the St Lawrence River.

THREE SPANS OF THE INTERNA- TIONAL BRIDGE COLLAPSE.

Fourteen Men Were Killed and

Seventeen Wounded.

(Sreciau ro Tue Examiner.

Cornwatt, Ont., Sept 7.—Three spans of the International] Bridge across the south channel of tbe St. Lawreuce River collap sed yesterday.

Io the plunge intothe river they carried with them about 50 men 14 of whom are dead and 17 more or Jess severely wounded.

The cribs were located with great diffi- culty Owing to the great depth of the water and a ten mile per hour current.

The spans of the bridge were each 370 feet long, and about 37 feet above water.

Each span weighed 350,000 pounds.

The loss is placed at $100,000.

Later reports from the hospital says 32 men have been taken out of the river at the bridge wreck and transferred to the hospital. Eighteen of them have since died,

SHIP NEWS.

Port of Charlottetown.

ENTERED. Sept 6—Acadian, Conillard, Montreal; Telephone, Weston, Sydney; Brilliant,

Blackmore, Louisburg; S E Cove, Fongere Sydney; Express, Stewart, S’side; A 5 Townshead, Whittle; Laura E Franklin, Millar; Foam, Moran, Shediac; Dielytrie, Cook, Loch Leven; Renfrew, Kennedy, Louisburg; Pleiades, McInnis, Wallace; ss Halifax, Pye, Boston.

CLEARED,

Sept 6—Acadian, Couillard, Sydney; A 8 Townshend, Whittle, do; Foam, Moran, Crapaud, Telephone, Weston, Richibucto; Dielytris, Cook, Pictou; Lois, Landry, Svdney; Flash, Lane, Souris; Pieiades, McInnis, Wallace; Laura E Franklin, Millar, Sydney; Brilliant, Blackmore, Caraquette; Fanny, Doiron, Rustico; ss Halifax, Pye, Boston.

Srraeer Exrension.—The Directore 0° the C. A. A. A. wieh to anuounce to the public that the Provincial Government and city have extended Prince Street so that carriages can drive directly up the said street to the Athletic Grounds. A limited number of carriages will hereafter be al~ lowed on that portion of the’ grounds set apart for them. The Directors would also state that the Grank Stand has beea en- Jarged so as to accommodate two hundred additional persons.

She read the papers, Of course. But Never paid much attention to Ads, Still, there was oue That By ite striking persistency ani prominence She noticed (unconsciously) For a time. But one night She became interested And Oat of curiosity Read it through and through. And she poadered, She was a prudent woman, And she argued, Supposing this claim made is true, I shall surely benefit If I purchase. Then again, There may be nothing in it, Still, it would be unfair to condemn Uutried, Although, t must be admitted She had little faith.

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She bought it, just the same,

And tow uses nothiog but

“SALADA” Ceylon Tea.

And her only regrets are that she aid

Not use it earlier.

But

Better late than never. Montreal office—368 St.

Montreal.

Paul street, 7-7 This is positively the last week of Myers Bros’ auction sale at the Morris Block. Anyone who has bought watches on deposit’

please call for them and pay the balance on them as Monday wil! cloze the store. Yours truly, Myers Bros. 2i pd

BAY VIEW AND OTHER NOTES The harvest is pretty nearly all cut. Wheat is iu many cases almost a total failure. Campbells’ white chaff, which is the kind generally grown in tnis part of the country, is rusted 80 badly as to be hardly worih threshing White Russian and Fife wheat in some cases are pretty good, The potatoe and root crope are doing finely, acd will turn out well, Uats are a good crop except where it has too badly lodged.

The Plebiscite is engaging the attention of active temperance advocates just now, and We expect some effective work will be done through their organized effort that will tell in bringing out the temperance vote on the 29th.

The election of Mr. William Campbell in this district is a sore trialto the grits, who were sure of returning their man. It is considered here as a direct slap in the face to the new administratiou and when it is considered that the Dr. had the Premier, Attorney-General] and the redoubtable J, H. Bell to assist him at the meetings, while Campbell] fought it out almost alone, the result is the mere convineing that the Liberal party is doomed in the First Dis. trict of Queen’s,

Rev. C. W. Jackson, of Cavendish, has returned from his vacation, most of which he spent in Maine, in the vicinity of Old Orchard Beach. While there Mr. Jackson attended some of the celebrated Rev, A. Simpson’s meetings, and listened to some Of his addresses that so move the great crowds that gather to hear him.

Rev. G. C, Robertson was assisted in his Sunday evening service by Rev. C. W. His sermon was a temperance

knoweth to do good and doeth it not, to him it is sin,’—James 4th and 1l7th. The theme was individual responsibility in the matter of temperance reform. The main argument was that in failing to do what we know is right, we are equally guilty with him who does what is wrong. The sermon was forcible, logical, pointed, and a direct appeal to all todo what they know to be their duty in helping on tem- perance reform at this juncture, when the electors are called on to express themselves on che matter of prohibition.

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School and College

Books

$3000,00 worth new stock,

All the books authorized by the board of Education for use in the Public Schools of Prince Edward Island.

Also the books required by Students attending Prince of Wales and St. Dunstan’s Colleges.

Longfellow’s Evangeline— the new classic, is ready— price 15 cts. Mail orders promptly filled.

W holesale and Retail

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ealed tenders marked “Tenders for new

school House” will be received by undersigned up to October lst for erection of new School Howse at Vernon River. Also for foundation and beating by hot sir according to plans and specification to beseen at my residence.

The lowest or any tender not necessarily ‘accepted. Signed HAYDEN VANIDERSTINE,

Secy of Trustees,

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In the northern window

today, It’s a lot

of handsome

fabrics, suitable for fall cost-

umes.

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goods, some of them 44 inch.

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them.

Some worth up to 95c. Pp

Choose while they’re here,

9c

Moore & McLeod

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