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Saturday we opened up still’another lot of handsome

new [felt hats, mostly in a

We've (a lot of {the pop-

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among them.

Some of them are trimmed with fold offjpola dotted silk, othera with a”single band of ribbon, some with

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More New Felt Hats

etc.

Someg of the prices are $1.40,71.50, 1.75, 1.90, 2.45

etc.

é The busiest sto: on Char- lottetown’s busiest, street, SN ALTE,

Beautiful Enamelld

Belt and neck clasps, broaches, cuff links, nat pins, scat coffee amd tea spoons. We have them witb British, Canadian, Scotch, trish’and rench coats of arms.

Also flag and maple leaf pins from 102. and 15e. up.

We have sold a number of wedding rings lately, but as we are MAKERS of rings can quickly supgly any style ~ of

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New gold spectacles and eyeglasse.

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/ ties, which began Sunday on the comple-

CHARLOTTETOWN P: F—. ISLAND ~ ! ABDUL HAMID’S

SILVER JUBILEE

Enjoyment of F gstivities Spoiled

BY THE DISCOVERY OF A PLOT AGAINST HIS LIFE

Over a Hundred Arrests Said to Have Been Made.

[Spzo1at to Toe Examiner ]

ConsrantinopLe, September. 7—Abdul Hamid’s enjoyment ot the jubilee festivi-

tion of his 25th year as head of the O.toman Empire, has been spoiled by the discovery of a plot against hi: life.

One hundred and eighteen arreste, in« cluding several high officials, have been made.

AT LONG CREEK.

An Able fermon Delivered by Rev Mr. Browne,

The members of Derry lL. O. Lodge and visiting members in a body atieaded Divine serviceat the Baptist church, Long Creek, on Sabbath last. Rev. Mr. Browne preached the most loyal, patriotic aad vou) stirring sermon ever listened to by the peopte in this part of the province. He took his test from let Peter, 2.d chapter ord 1J7b verse. “* Hovor all men, love the Srotherbood, fear God, honor the King.” Every persoo felt it was the gra: dest effort of his life. Words canno: | express the feeling of thankfulness that was ia each heart on leaving the churcb, tbat we worshipped God under the good old Union Jcck, none darirg to make us afraid. It was a eermon full of thought and valuable lessons, All the way to God, country and home. Lord Roberts, were he a preacher, could not surpass it. The child’s, the wife’s loyalty for father; the father’s loyalty for his family al! blerding together making the home swet and happy. etulogsing Britain’s Queen as a christian Queen worthy of an example >: all nations the wide world over that any mac might fee! proud “who ccu'd ‘ay ste is our Queen. He said as long as we bave av pen Bible b's country (the U. 8.) and Britain would staud for civilization, and Britain’s rons the world over wou'd go forward as our Cansdian boys done to open up the dark corners cf the earth, Ge gloried in the British flag that haa stood eg nobly for liberty of cons¢:ene@ and braved the bat~ tles of a thonSand years jin iis onward march of jight and liberty. He urged the members of the order to live up to the constitution, which he had studied, as it wes for an Open Bible, temperance, aod righteousness, and impressed on ali the great importance of the family altar.

Deacon Holmes closed the service with an earnest prayer for the members of the ecciety and all present.

SERVICE

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GERMANY REFUSES 10 WITHDRAW

From the ~ Sanita of China

| THE BRITISH REPLY NOT YET

Upon a Common Policy.

(Specs To Toe Examiner,

Loxpox,. Sept. 7.—Germany’s polite refueal to withdraw from Pekin is com~ mented upon with keen satisfaetion in London, and the hope is expreseed that

Lord Salisbury will show sinijlar firm- ness,

Tue British reply has not yet been formulated. Lord Salisbury desires to consult with his colleagues and has noti- Bed the Foreiga Offise of his intentior to retarn to London from the continent early next week,

There ie little doubt however that G.r- many’s reply is the outcome of the die. gassion carried on during the last few duys between the European cabinets, and that n Compyom ise policy of maintaining the occu pation of the capital but withdrawing the greater part of the troops from Tien Tsin wil] be found to have met with genera! con. currence.

From Shavgbai itis reported thay Japan bas (notified the Powere of her wiilipgness to wishdraw ber troops provided an adequate garrisun is left for the lega- tioos and on condition that Chine formally requests the evacuation of and opens geiuine negotiations for peace, Altogether appearances are more than hopeful, and it is likely that when Couns Vana Walderaee acrives a fortnight hence at Takufbe will fiod the allies agreed upon frome cCmmon policy,

Beruix, Sept, 7.—The German Vice Admiral at Taku telegraphs that Capt, Pohlia his report from Pekin says the impression he formed on marching through the Imperial Palazse reception halls and rooms on’ August 28:h, wag “Dirt and veglect,” ‘ No trassureg,> he aldes “* were observed,”

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Mr. Bewviley's Military Drama to be Produésd Here. The great militaty war drama ‘Soldiers

of the Queen’ which will be given its initial production on or about Sep t 14,at Charlotte

LIBERAL METHODS,

Sip,—When Sir Louis came home fron® Ottewa a few days ago the expected return of Private Harris from South Africa was used as a means to draw acrowd to the railway station. Lest night in order to draw a crowd to the Liberal rooms on Queen Street a colored man lecturing on ‘‘Womens’ Rights” was the attraction. Truly, for ways that are a-rk and tricks that are v in the Charlotte town Liberals are not unlike the Heathen} Chinee.

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adaptab I *’e; of the players. Besides te larze acting Co, there will be from 20 to §0 extra people in the uniform of the Briton and Boer who will participate in the realistic battle

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the parts are admirably suited to tne special

FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 7, 1900 _

MONSTER MEETING —

AT MONCTON

The Political Situation Ably Reviewed

BY SIk CHARLES TUPPER, MR POSTER. AND OTHERS

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Mr, Powell, the Sitting Member, the Conservative Candidate.

(Specras. ro Tae Examiner]

Monctox, Sept. 7-—Sir Charles Tupper addressed a large concourse of people las nigbt. It is estimated that four thousand were present. His speech was frequeatly interrupted by cheers, and his snnounce- mntof Hugh John Macdonald’s acc-p’- aace of the nomination in Brando :,in op- position tothe Minister of the Intericr, Hon. Mr. Sifton, was greeted with a storm of applause.

Sir Charles was followed by Mesars. Monk, Foster and McInerney with elo» quent speeches,

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scenes at famous Spion Kop and Modder River. The play is the result of much study and thought and the incidents and actualities of the great struggle, as described by the most famcus war correspondents, have been worked out in detail. Following 1s the cast:—

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