ER 8 1898

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, NOVEMB

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ee tn = er eee “ale ae » Se eS 2—— *%¢ Mey DS SS At the Butts. * . > * sesiiitilletaienae az : “aie , a Auctloneers The annual competition of No 3 Co, U yah S2od Battalion, was completed yesterday at Kensington R fle Range. Some aplendid sii’. 3 scores were made. The company mrdal ie az | presented by Captain Stewart was won % al} d ot 1er§ “a> | again this year by Private Brace McMillan, a he being the winner two years in succes- sion, Below are the scores :-—~ ‘ Highest possible 100 points. s ho us Notes of Hand ‘*% | P : Pre "4 ; P wo ae . . R ~ them hn mus. The ss | Pie McMillan, medal and $1 50 RS ‘ We use good 7 Pte W Harr 8, watch RD \\ print them neat Lie ul J H W uear, clock . 85 \K , them strongly | Capt Stewart, hatand $i ‘ 50 ale at the we Sgt Warren, Daily Patriot and Sl 13 . i ; } t he a = ‘ , ; . wae | Pte Walter Lane Daily Guardian and ’ > Cts book. bo NVA Si 76 Fi = : , - ~ * i ‘ : rn t Uan you te Walter Patterson, Daily Exrminer : etter Value anywhere } and $1 Ey Corp! Jobo Turner,under clothing and . : . " % $l 60 an . n't need Notes of og Pte W Large, box cigars and 75c 03 = 2s : : Som ’ > = % .. d some kind 4 { Pte Al'an McKachern, sweater and $l 51 Painting Let us | | Pte Reg Cox, s'ippers and 50c 5] r prices on your Corl B Newsom, silver sugar spoon and 50c 50 | 3" we Pre George McDongall, pipe and 50c 47 “i -<e ) + r . ate aw | Pte L Peardon, cour-e atC BC 43 -_ a rzyy , . ea - “* ‘The Examiner Pub Co, ™ | Pte R Perry, book and 302 10 | Pie © McQ »illan, tobacco pouch, to-« —— — i bacco anddde 38 | He Jo’ PRINTERS, T wW.L.e a, a gr | a. ay. | Bugler t Wakefield, pocket knife 24 | ay = a - y 4 | Thethanks of the officers and men art | Fic 7m ‘Ss Se > Beas | hereby t -ndered al] who contributed priz>s. mane - . The prizes will be digeribated at the drill room this evenrerg” at 4.30. Prige |

BULBS are nere The ‘Gream of the Bull Crop. The very choicest mamed varieties selected by our Mr. Hasgzard, Prices right. | HASZARD & MOORE.

SUNNYSIDE.

THA ¥ A Tea for the benefit of the

New P. 1. Hospital

Will be hald i. the

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SOCIETY

DAY OF

LADIES

THURSDAY, THE 16@4 NOVEMBER. o’elock.

Tea on the tables at ¢ Ti kets ah cents.

254 2) mon

DOBELL

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LINE.

from nst and sails Sydney and

S.S. Greetlands is due here Montreal Tuesday, &th for St. Johns, Nfld, via North Sydney. Live stock on deck ani produce under deck at lowest rates.

For further information as to freight or passage apply to

N.RATY ENBURY,

Oct & Agent

GRAIN “=r Bags

stock, ASZARD.

or menor wo

All sizes now in HORACE H

PLEASANT HOME WOKK

wiuders wiil please be punctual.

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SHIP NEWS.

Pert of Charlettetown

ENTERED

Nov 7—Maggie Roach, Weston, Richi- | buctc; Eden F, Jackson, Sydney; Annie | T McKie, Scott, Pictou; Usprey, Ramsay, | Sydney; Valiant, Cook, Annapolis; Torri- dan, Heckman, Louisburg; Klondyke, Richards, da; E A‘Grozier, McDonxgall, Svdney; Emma, Heightou, Pictou; Lorena, McMillan, Wocd Islands; Two Brothers, Bell, Cansa; Sam Siick, Ogilvie, Boston.

CLEARED.

Nov 7—May Queen, Gillam, Lapoile, Nfld; Eventide, Jimmo, Windsor; Maggie Roach, Weston, Richibocte; Annie T Mes Kie, Scott, Picton; Pandora, Cook, Lan- enburg; G A Smith, Ritcey, Halifax; E A Grozier, McDougall, Pinette, Lorena, McMillan. Woed Islands; Curfew, Hilton, Halifax; Day Spring, LeBlanc, Pictou; Two Brothers, Bell, Pinette; Ebro, Geidert, Lunenburg.

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$t. Johu Sue: Mr. Bifton’s late Yukon commission jastifies the course of the Yukon officials in acquiring mining claims. Mr gilvie, thepresent commissioner, did not take that view of the subject whea he wae there before as a gov ernment officer. The postmaster geoera! sup ports the Ogil- viewiew. He bas sternly and strictiy. ordered every one-of the post office officials wom .re laiely sent to the Kiondyke to keep entirely tree from any transactions in migiog Claims. Taoese offisiel instructions were peremptory and abselute, aod the officers were watnoed that they would be dismieseti if thev did not ovserve them ien- plicidy. Mr. Sif on’s friend. Mr. Wade, who came dome after one season as regi«

| miniog prqperti>s, which be m>-er

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trar and crown couaci]. laden down = wita saw, says that he had permissien o dea! in

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MAREIED.

In this citw, om the 7th inst, be the Rev T # Fallerten, George Sut herlaad McLeo | to Isabel Frauces Small,bo hb of Char'o~ ttetown. ‘

DIED.

In this citv,oa the Stk inst., Catherine Mclaac, age 60 gears. P, il. P.

(Faveral from che residence of Ga. tain Phelan (Corner of Pownal and Syduew Streets) on Thuradsy morning, at 8.45 a. m..to St. Dauetan’s Cathedral theace to Vernon River Cemetr ry |

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Jf you svffer from sores, boil*, pimple or if your nerves sre weak asd your «ve tem run down, you shoud take Hood? Sarsapari!la.

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Fit to Wear Underwear

must fit. If it doesn’t fit it ien’t fit. Our Underwear is fit because it fite. Our prices fit the quatity, our 50c Underwear is worth 59 cents; our $1.00 Underwear ie worth $1, and 0 on through the better grades.

F. Perkins & Co

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men, day or evenin« ; $6 to$l) weekly, no caL- vats ne or experience ne ed+d: pan jnstruc-- tiensard wo k mra ied on +pylieation, Braz -

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PERSONAL

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Mies Sutherland returned from Bostor

this morning.

Mrs F J Nash, who has been viriting

: . \ Halifax, returned home by the Halifaa t - {

day. Mrs Harrison Carvell and dangbter wi! | be passengers by the Lake Winnipeg to Liverpool. Mrs W D MecKav have been visiting

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and daughter, w/o Boston, returned home this morning,

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Il'van. who has been on holiday trip to Boston, was a passenger by the Halifax this morning. The Pioneer reports the death of Mr. resident of advanced age of ninety-nine years,

sum than $1,699,000 tothe cause of super- », hos benefactions going In ei, cases to MeGiil University.

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Note of

T) sto Make a

This Week ~Thursday will be the dev cf the Hospital! tea in the Y MC A }!

Tea on the tables at six o’clock in the

|1Y MCA on Thursday.

Masonic.—St. John’s Lodge meeis tc»

bight at C o’¢ if ck.

10 F— Meeting of Court Avondale to- night ck. A full attendance is

request f importance to sll.

Something to look forward to,the Hospital teato be held in the¥Y. M. C. A. Hall,

Thursday, N Vv. 10 a.

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The event of the season will be the Hoss pital tea next Thursday in the ¥Y. M.C. A. Hell.

Tea 25 cents atthe Y. M.C. A. Thursday

HOTEL ARRIVALS

Hotel Davies: Alf H R W McEwen, Lot 40; Hamilton, Ont.,

Queen Hotel: I. N. Schurman, Sum- merside, Henry W. Stewart, St. Joho: F. X. Pichette, Quebec; H. F. Bissett, Cardigan; D.C’ Morson, Cardigan.

Ellis, Halifax; QO W Coleman,

—Mr. Edward Porritt, an English jour~ palist, who has published some importart works on pariidmentary government, bes an article in this month’s North Ameri- can Review on “The Canadian Plebiscite.” In bis opinion the Ottawa programme, of which the plebiscite formed a plaok, was patterned after the Newcastle programme

of the English Liberals. The Newcastle programme carried the English Liberels into power, but <¢beir

failure to fuifil their pledges so dis— gusted the el-ctorate that the next general election resulted i: a2 much more decisive victory for their opponents. It remains, as the Montreal Gazette observes, to be seen whether the Ottawa programme will involve its originators in « like fate.

—Commenting upon “the Water Works Scandal,” just now occupying attention in O:tawa, the Mayer of Ottawa said,—we quote the report :

“The mere fact of a man being out on a little time” and happening to have afew dotiare of corporation money ia his pocket, spends them for self-gratification, gives us no right toallege that he bas di- graced himself. ‘L might do the same thing my~ self, probably would do so under similar circumstances. A thing that can be ro easily rectified is no disgrace.”

If the people of Ottawa electte the office of Mayor men holding opinions like this, they onght not to be surprised when embezzlements are reported. The citizens of O:tawa, as well as other cities, ought to ‘be careful iu their selections of men to fill their chief o‘Tices.

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TRLAL SUBSCRIPTIONS

The WEEKLY EXAMINER and THE MONTREAL FAMILY HERALD and WREKLY STAR —till be sent to any ada- d eae for three months, for twenty-five .cents, foribeth papers. Apply or address subserip- tioms to the Tke Examiner Office, ~2+-o+eo—--—-—

We want the money, you want the bootes leva trade. We'il give you your monew’s worth; try us—R K Jost, Stam- pe:’s Corner.

Furness Line of Steamers Halifax te Great Britain

S. S. “Ulunda” will Liverpool G. B 9th Nov. St. John’s Nfid,

The 8. S. “ Hatitax City” will leave Halifax for London G. B. 17th Nov.

The “ Halifax City” is fitted with cold Storage,

W W. CLARKE, Agent

leave for calling at,

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Local and Other ttems

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Ittanp Ecos.—P E Island eggs are { quoted at 13 to 134c in Montreal.

pb acebe THe Lake Wiysirec. — The sieamer Lake Winnipeg is expected this afternoon. Besides a large freight she will have six passengers from this port. cba thilalnls Lames Sarereep.—The shipments by the Northumberland from Summerside vesterday included 320 s:eep. The Guar dian correspondent says the shipment was made by Mr Jones, and the sheep are for Liverpoo). cick dieahitai Piacer Gotp.—A biz find of placer gold is reported to have been made half way te? tween Dease and Arthur Lakes, Accord-~ ing tos desoitch from Victoria one man

According to Morgan’s “Canadian Men } took ont 69 ounces in four days. : at a a 2 and Women of the the Time,’ MrW C$ anemia McDonald, of Montreal has given no less a ; Comixnc Tuis Way.— According to A

late Vancouver despatch,.a man named Saniuel Matheson, snpposed to beiong to P K Island, is in tha: city from the Klondike, where he struck it ricb. He is said to be coming east to take his brother back.

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Artittery.—The members of No 1 Company, P ET Regt, of Canadian Artil~ lery will meet at drill shed Thursday evening at 8 o’clock,to receive their annual

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drill pay. Those having Lee-Eofield rifles are requesied to return them that night.

iblity soiece Scnoot Boarp.—The

City regular

{monthly meeting was he'd last evening.

; The reports showed the enrollment for the - month of October to be 1396, an increase 1of 47 over the preceding month. The matter of sewerage for the schools was discuased but no action was taken.

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Vicronta Hockey Civs.—Atthe annual | meeting of the Victoria Hockey Club, held last evening, the following office- bearers were chosen; W M Brehaut; President; Roy McLean, Vice President, Frank J MeMillan, Sec-Treasurer; J

Hyndman, W P Pickard, Executive Committee. A Cenrenarntan—Mrs McLean, of

Antigonish, 18 said to have reached the ripe age of 101 yeare. Notwithstanding her years, this remarkable old lady is said to be hale and vigorous mentally, and she can read without glasses. She is said to have been the first child born of Scotch paren:s in Cape Breton.

Loyat Crusapers.—The meeting of company A lastevening was one of great interest. An excellent program was rend- ered by the children, avd Mr John Mc- Phereon gave the little ones a good Scotch reading which was greatly appreciated. Next Monday the Crusaders will meet for dri‘l. wery officer is expected to be at his post puuctually at 6.30. Parents and friends will be made welcome.

Raitway Acco:pent.—An engine and two or three cars of a special working train went of the track neat Wiltshire yesterday about tbree o’clock, but did not sustain serious damage. A wrecking (rain was sent out from the city and the track was clear- ed with all possible despatch. An open switch at the siding going on to the new work at Wiltshire caused the trouble. There was no one injured. Conductor Munree was in charge of the train andr driver Good was in the cab.

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Aw Iyterestinc Finp.— Yesterday af- ternooo, whilst excavating in the cellar of the new Prowse Block, some wood, a num- ber of bones and a hatchet were found. The bones are believed to be those of a bumaa being buried there many years ago, and the wood is thought to be all that is left of the coffin, The hatchet was evi- dently buried with the body, a fact which makes ecme people think the bones are those of an Indian. The remains were found nine feet velow the level of the street and two feet below the cellar,

Reeaapixe THE Inpians.—There was a Jarge audience in Grace Church last even- ing to hear Rev Mr Crosby’s lecture on the manners and customs of the Indians in Bri:ish Columbia, where he has Jabored for the past thirty-six years. The lectzre was wost interesting and instructive, and was listened to with the closest attention At the close of his discouree Rev Mr Croa- by attired himself in the chiet’s dress, pre- senting quite @ pictureeque appearance. He also gave some selections in the Iadian tongue. Rev W J Kirby presided.

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Tue Bostoy Boat.—The steamer Hali- fax arrived from Boston via Halifax and Hawkesbury at the usual time this fmorn- ing. Her inward passengers were: Mrs W D McKay and dsugbter, Miss Sutherland, Mrs McDoneld,John Sullivan, QO Arse- nault, Eng-ne Young, Mrs GD Benne-, Mrs Taylor, Miss F McDorald. From Halifax: Mrs Nash, J F Kinlay. Her outward passengers inoluded, L H Small- wood, W H Faught, Kenneth McKinncn, Kenneth McLean, Mire Mary Kickham, Mr J MCole, Annie B Cluney and Mrs P Cluney.

Goliath Was Surprised

When David hit him witha stoae. HIS HEAD BEFORE.

He said that such a thing NEVER ENTERED

No one in Chartottetown is surprised whea told that our new store

ip the Prowse Block is the handsomest ove in the Provinces, or iau* our up-town store EVERYBODY KNOWS,

is stil! in the same old place.

Our Furs are firstclass in evey particular--allthe latest novelties now showing

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AT STANLE\ 8” No class of merchandis? admits of so much d ception as FURS.

Knowing this, we buy only from manuf ie urers of the highest commercial standing, and known probity.

In protecting ourselves, we protect you. Our guarantee goes with all goods sold.

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Stanley Bros

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Our Principal Business is Making highclass clothing to ordet

We also have a splendid line of Mens Furnishings. Which dort add any extra expense to our large and increasing Tailoring business,

We claim to give better value than any house in the trade.

On Underclothing, Shirts, Collars, Ties, Braces, Handkerchiefs, Hose, Gloves, &ec

GIVE US A CALL AND

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YOU WILL BE CONVINCED GORDON & McLELLAN

pper Queen St. Men’s Stylish Outfitters

Are you Engaged

Inany occupaton which requires more or less walkny If so, you should wear the J. D. King Boot :

5.3.00

For Gentlemen made of Box Calf goodyear welt.

W. H. STEWART & Gq

DR CLIP

treats CHRONIC DISEASES by the Salis- bury method of persistent self-help in remov- ing causes from the blood Continuovs, in- telligent treatment in person or by letter insures Minimum of suffering and Maximum of cure, possible in each case,

Avoid Atiempts Unaided.

MICROSCOPICAL FXAMINATION BLOOD, SPUTA, URINE, &c, we

Graduate of New York Universii, 1

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RUPTURE

CURED by the IMPROVED meth d , al 4 od. 5) ed by the medica] profession and Sy hice

wh ; wae pave discarded their trusses and remuia

THE IMPROVED RUPTU 1U painless, involving no inconvesionas ere

quires only 5 or 6 visits, Examinati and confidential. ‘its, Examinations free

No Pay Unti! Cured

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THROW AWAY YOUR TRUSS.

Correspondence solicited.

And the NEW YORK HOSPITAL, Twenty A perfect com vears practice in N. Y. City, pip! reo, | (22 be guarranteed if yuu obey instructions. istered in U. 8., and Canada, > * "8 ren

Accommodations reserved for pati n°s, References on application: ]

DR. CLIFT

: ——OFFICE HOURS——— In Pictou at Roya Hore, on Monpay anp Tuespay,

In New Glasgow tr Wixpsor Horst, on Tuespay, Wepyespay AND

Taurspay.

In Charlottetown, P FIT, oy Taurspay, Frrpay

SuNpiy,

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