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Ti! DAILY bax AMINA CHARLOTTETOWN; JANUABY 9, 1900

EM Se THE DAILY RXAMINER earefully considered. Indeed, it willbe THEY ARE LOYAL— OPERA HOUSE: ry oy ea olan? *l@>e well to hasten slowly with regard to all , G ~cmnnumti he Cor enermeein ——___.., | enterprises that wil! go to swell the deb; WHOEVER NOUBTED =? rand

It Pays t0 Buy at ~ JANUARY 9, 1900. of the city. It careful and busitesslike | CHARLOTTETOWN

a. — | management can be secured ardjuaran | Si8,—Itis psinful tosee at thie mo~

. s% a os ia . ' ment, when our own boye are bearing the J THE CIVIC REPORTS. teed,and the works made self*rustaine | pean ot the enemy’s fire, evidences of COMMENCING once an i —ntionm ing,—then citizen-taxpayers ‘will bear unhinking cxultation in sone of the press ti a iN in view of the approaching civic elec | the City Council out in aa investment of of the country. L’Impartial, our Acadian | TURSDIY EYRNING, JAN. 9, 490 | ra

tions the statements from the civic ac«| money raised by the sale of debentures. ) organ, bas not so far give» out @ fol | —IN AID OF— pairiotic note, Last week indeed it seems

cunts, submitted to the City Council larg | But if there be doubt eout this point, it 10 take a@ fiendish delight in the fact | CITY H : evening, are particularly interesting, An | will be well to wait until the doubt is re~| toa: General Buller met with reverses BOSTON COMEDY COMPANY OSPITAL

extended report will be found in another | moved. Ia reapect toa public debi, Char- | and asa consequence England has to send H PRICE WEBBER, Manager ~ IN THE — : part of today’s iseue of Tue Examiner. lottetown is in very much the same position oo trocps. — admiration _ = ’ : A O H HALL ; First of all, we must compliment Mr. | a8 the Province. We bave no resovrces| VOCTS We might pase over ii be | Supporting the popular actress r P

; : : were not all disdain for Britain, the ON Davison upon his report, The statements | outside of the taxpayer, and we have no country which protects him and gives es

contained in it are clear and full, aod re-| right to shoulder upon posterity the bur- | him all the rights and privileges any eave ED vv INA GREY TUESDAY JANUARY 16th. : flect very great di im. Tok den of a debton account of which there ia} man can hope for. There might have a ; 4 ct very great credit upon him. To have been some raison d@etretor those drawn Change of play nightly Ne etic

ic 8 i no in e or saving io cash. : cs had them ready for the public so quickly | D0 Income or saving in ¢ ont discussion about the justice of the war

must have necessitated systematic labour ae and the further uee of diplomacy before Admission 25c; Reserved seats 35c PROGRAMME, 4 throughout the year, and a big pueh at the THE MINTO AND THE MAILS. | it was opened, but now that the enemy’s Doors open 7 15. Overture at 8 15 1, Piano Duett..... . . « - Miaeng Carroly - last, eee guns belch forth death to valiant brothers 2. Vocal Solo..........Mri WJ O’Ristie

of the Empire which 1s on is trial, ; : , sually fis ,| who, eo lost to all decency and patriotiem The money saving store and Cocncil, and particularly the Chair- Arrzra week of unusually 1@, Open

Ss = = as to openly espouse the Boer cause, The | ; _— ‘ . j ge 8 t man of the Finance Committee, Councillo, soft weather, the Minto - ayed to come 10) A cadians of this province are loya) sir ; [ Charlottetown, leaving Pictou at two hb

3. Violin Solo....... Mi Condy | We have also to congratulate the Mayor ee 4 Song—Selected.... Mastor ¥ Reso | Cornet Solo...... ......Mr. WJ Browa | Davee.. ......Miss Isabel McDenghe

Crabbe, upen their ratisfactory showing the Catholics of this country are loyal, Vocal Solo tooomeesdll arab Traiagp :

e’clock yesterday for thie port. Unfor-| although the blatant utterances of some

" 4 Banjo and Mandolin—: Sel ‘ for the past year,and the excellent finan-~ es bee ae — Selected...

sia! eae of the eit tunately a heavy gale with thick szow ibi-ad vised eee ‘4 _ Fe badly 9 Gioia nae Misses Murphy i

W ' ‘ ea . came on and prevailed in the evening,— compromise both A bas farte ) - Song—Selected... . Mr. Brent Metnnig,

ith $10,925.17 in the Bank, in cash, , ACADIAN, 10. Piano Solo............Mise Bertie Browa —

at the end of the year, and with bu: $1,- and the Minto did nut arrive Instead of Charlottetown, dav. Tib, 1900. 11. Song—Belected.. Mr. Austin Traingp —

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ae >, | coming here, she boreaway for Georges 12. Recitation....... Miss Bessie Burke — ne = oe vee. | town, where ehe arrived this’ forenoon at LECTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT. y 13. Song—“elected......--++.Mr. Seal traneactions to be paid after the year’s b i 1l o'clock. A d : 14. Vocal Duett......Miss Nellie Robin... | end, the fact of carefal management |e ean a ccchene that the --—-— ee vesseeeeee nd Mr. Gevrge Hennessy 2

may, under all the circumstances, be Georgetown reports by telephone. that the ; 15. Piano and Banjo Selections... : a atea bad to take refuge, during th The anniversary of the opening of the vo OE

accepted as proved. This 13 the more ” me h 0 i . m FE » a B. - 8. Hall at Emersld was fittingly zele- From Januar Sth you can wreeee ‘eat ewvne . Mesers Payne Bros a apparent when it ie reen that out of fif. | "8 Sp St CRO POD 200 BORE EO en OT hentel ais Saturday evening, January 6th, y . oD Save THE QUEEN. a

was in danger of being driven ashore in by w Jectureand entertainwent. Afier the get your boy a Mechanical Doore op:» at 7.30. Concert at 8,

pe Orweil Bay. Ice is reported to be in large | overture, Mr. John T. Mullin, president of Toy, a Magic Lantern, a Hot Apeclnsion 20 conte. Vv ginaing of the year tem are shown to be fields epread along for miles and piled| Emerald branch, ina few well-chosen rem

within the mark, and only four in excess. high off Poiut Prim. The Minto will marks iatrodaced the lecturer of the even- Air or Steam Engine for less PHYSICAL a EXERCIS

, Mr. d. EB. M dy, ban cost. Why we make ‘be item miscellaneous, we note, shows a leave Georgetown tcmorrow morning, for img, Mr cCready, who arose t 8 y

teen estimates of expenditure at the be-

considerable excess, which will, no doubt, inhi oes hae oe a this offer is that our shop is ———— AND ee : . YAre é be explained. School Board Deben- The mails arrived inthis city at 1.30 | the Jecturer portrayed so vividly the strik- small, and rather than try and D & Ww Cc a Ww SG tures {to the amount of $1,506 were/ 95.1001. ing episodes of McGee’s eventful career, pack them away we will sel! sae ae paid off. Still the receipts of 1899 were the Jarge audience listened amidst a breath- h } h ” : 5 oe ee a ae leas silence, and at the close greeted the | 2€M at less than cost. < ; : we panesseO all expenditure by $5,619.99, | pyawpLE FOR THE PROVINCE Iscturer with prolonged i i A Miss H. C Macdonaid. which added io the uncollected taxes of mone qete 3

hearty and unanimous vote of thanks was Also we have six hundred

the year makes a gain to the city tor the proposed in a highly compiimentary | dolls—dresved snd d d Beginners msy enroll their names now, : . I ab) : ssea 6nd unaress @e : year of $5,882.59, and deducting the un- On this day,the 9th of January, we have | speech by Very Rev. Mgr. Gillis, Indian for the new term begining 8h January,

paid accounts for 1899, $1,840, there is a before us, and submitted to the public, a | River, ably seconded by Mr. Peter Duffy, that we will dispose of at t he Ladies and Gentiemen, 8, pm; Childs

a ot iad rep, 4, p m. balance of $4,062.59 on the year’s transac- } Complete and clear statement of the re- ee i. n recat cng ay. same rates. Private classes and lessons arranged for &

tions, which is placed to the creait of | Ceipts and pe gra of the ene Mahon and tendered the lecturer by Pree. bm J — HORNSBY on apemestien meine meeeonenen Toome, | t vi “ele wa ; Ai rowse DOCK, Sunnyside, & Capital Account. of the City of Char ottesowe during the Mullin. Mr. McvUready suitably ac ‘ Bs During ad edieaien week, Mics = ‘fe Of course there has been a considerabl, | P®*t year, the financial result cogently | know!edged the vote of thanks, after 8 . a

; % donald will be at home to intendigg — dit; ; stated, the amount of ihe debt set forth, which a short but successful programme Victoria Row, a » ‘ng = addition tothe debt of the city, due chietly > iin sehen: She teatenmsdins ae Charlottetown. P EI. pupils, from 11, am toi, p m,and4 to |

to sewerage construction. The sewerage with balance sheet and statements of played in excellent style by Misa Maggie| - 6,pm. ig debertures issued during the year amount: | Capital Account, Loans Account, Plant} MeMubon, Messre. J. H. Monaghan aed | h | it { B d f T i 4 ~i ei to $66,000. Altogether the debt for and Movable Property Account, Water- |} J. A. Ready sang solos beautifnally, both ( arid clown dar 0 et € 5 \e B:werage now amounts to $117,0(0,| works Construction Account, Sewerage ms oe had to ig“ M newt a e ; . ~ e declamations Miss Maggie Mcs TTT ’ Sid and on account of waterworks to $206,000 | Construction Account, Sehool Trustees Mahia kad titile Mise Dina H oe en te a ae Quarterly and re w ‘e ; i . . Saat . e ves ae 2 } thi : : fT “4 : —but the interest on ihese amounts will | Account, Water Commissioners Account, | exceilently rendered, applauded and en- | ).14 Sata : R on ted = T ‘i ; al School Board Debenture Account, Water | cored. Miss Katie Monag! l eld at the Doara oom aaronic 1+ mpie -——— gs ‘ probably be fully met by the receipis on ’ d 1 amiss Katie Monaghan elsO Pre-| Bu lding, on the evening of Wednesday, = . 5 , ith t} : ; ; ® ioe : ; a ' account of water sold to citrzens. The| Tax fund Account, Accounts with the es Sa Gun 10th iust., at8 o'clock The City Council passed a law, you” ’ capital account shows excess of aeseis Banks, efc., all audited and found cor- ee me a ir ee aoe acccunts es must ‘move on,” you must move on, : . es bh Co é ‘ i > 100, . ° : . “ey ; over liabilities, $11,730.74. rect, Toronto’s Vital Statistics. the POers Corporar-le,! are. Fequesion: 39) «The paces San eee any jaw Mow. thenuasiion. is, whe canes taes render ceme to the Sec’y at once, we i: a In these circumstances, we do not sup- ow questio , y cant we ba EDMUND T. HIGGS make you move on, make you move | pore that there will be avery strong de- oC Cqnnny ee ae ery Torcxto, Jan. 6 —The vearly vital 5— : Secretary. _ os mand on the part of citizens for» change Sapenyer To exhibit of the accousse ae statisiics for Toronto during 1899 show a a At Sentner, McLeod & Company’s a ¢ of civic management this vear, The civic financial position of this Province. With decrease of 115 bir:bs and an increese of | Gold Crown and Brid Q Work Store things must move on, things . | business is bemg carefully conducted. | the same system of bookkeeping applied 423 re ver tbe Sgures of the preced- | gf * / must move on. - We hear nothing now about “ party rows,” | 0 Provincial affairs that is soably applied ooo o cw ah ne See oer (Teeth Without Plates) Remnants there on every floor that © . ath - , i Nia snOW an crease O uv. ne taove as of While money is being eaved and left on by Mr. Davison to the affaira of Cha: compiled by the City Clerk’s Department, Reliabl Worl Mod must move on, that must move on. ? = ee ‘ a : 7. - — q ‘ : deposit inthe bank at interest, civic im- | jottetown, there is no reason whatever why | covers a } eriod of seven yesre,anud the ehtable ork at cderate Remnant sale begins Tuesday, Jan- 4% } provements have been made and will, we , the accounts of the Proviace should not be} birth rate is a the jap paca — Prices — | uary 2nd, 1900, 4 i ae ori T nishing | as quickly aubmittecd to the public and | ‘9 yearéago. 1his is considered upro- MTITRS . 7 | persuue, be carried on. The pee Be i a ibiarls the.enaet clue of 1c (One Cota mall wkeiice Ao DR. 7. P. MURRAY a FURS have got to move on at My touches ouly bave to be put upon the park # Show a ee faite essai ben made to the department. The totals | [35 Queen Street.ooe--cs. OaEe. roadway, Opening up one of the most j Provicce. for 1899 are: Bnthe, 4,007, marriages, JACKETS will mov@ on at My’ : : widely extended and beautifal views in Under the pod-3uger syst2m in vogue ; 1,841, deaths, 3,294, Store. j all America, and a stone bridge is to | atthe Provincial Penns moaths = re : eases é all () 200 hats wil! move on, at 25c—Sent ‘ be built tu take the place of elapse before the Auditor’s report will KICKED HIS PHYSICIAN, ner, McLeod & Co, ’ . os od submit to the publie, ie ’ 5 a m9 1 of Black Sam’s old, rotten, unsightly be ree y to submit tothep iyi i Never Leave His Bed Alive.” Said the : Senitner, McLeod & Co’s Remnant) t structare. Then, with most of the One of the first reforms to bz inaugurated = : : < | Sale is moving on. sewerage and water services eupplied, the | by those who will succeed to the Provincial} Doctor— South American Rheumatic ‘ Our Resnshte are tomphiae: Musil q - : rs . y or . ; . : © wy Counci! will be in a position to go un, ne offices is — vlexd ee of Cure Does the Miracle. a, for dyspeptic purses. ; sien i ; . eeping the accounts, and the pudlication : ‘ ‘ ; gradually and ennely, with the vere - he e a oe alan ates et Mr. Granville Haight, of Sparta, Ont., (INCORPORATED 1832) We need not write an essay on our macadamizing streets and placing per- { Of the accounts for the information of tax- says his nano, whois a very old mar, NE | FURS. i 2 Q: payers. was very low from a severe attack o . ’ Sole acents fir Moncton| marent sidewalks ell around Quten 4 * tei dale d rf mn They are well able to talk for them ' Square and throughout the principal kena a is Pp daaty emer i ; ’ ' j selves Twe> Oa amily he would never leave his bed alive. sm weds , Pin “salons NOTES AND COMMENTS. u / te | : sent Se Gn Dene Srveh wale sou Aw Reserme, = - $9,190,000 /SENTNER, McLEOD & 60 Meyor in this regard are much t) the can Rheumatic Cure to him. A few days , ! ’ ’ point, and HisWorship’s suggestion ought —Hon. Hugh John Macdonald is form- | jater upon receiving w visit from the doce concernant pee ts ae :

sas To Africa the farme rs wives and davgh- . i y interested is | ters delight ti

| a 9 to be adopted. As to the purchace of elec- | ing @ monistry in Winnipeg. as he ~ — ws gets ge aps pe A general banking business

: . i sterea & hearty I1CK. €e i8 now . i

tric light plant, that is a matter to be} It’s Buller’s turn to move. are : transacted. Deposits received Y

Sea pero nam a ve w. Dodd Sold by G.E.! and interest allowed at BLY. } ou are : su a y S , core Jan 6—L1mo.

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“A | in shooting the Evglish «ol- diers, but in Charlottetown R. K Brace : : in reading the letters from, and the

bas an English young lady in the merket = : E . telegrams abont Prince Edward

giving away cocoa made from cocoa shells

to our farmers’ wives and daughiers, and anne FOR = oo cores. - a= : it would make you smile tosee them Africe; now liable to be in S LS =T emile when they are drinking of it. 1900 fightin ¢ at aay time,

an merchaoct in the country should FOR ONE DOLLAR |

| I will send t ddres tpaid

: . One case Oak Mounted Goods ; alagink ghotebensh; Cakceee

January magazines, fashion papers, ° 4: an elegant photograph, eize, 43 latest papers and newest bovis at Carters’ | consisting in part of inches, of our contingent, with Mejor

Bookstore. Weeks in the centre—a splendid

oh tt he ne = A ae APPY ‘2s ae ms Nalt Cellers, large photograph of Rev. T. F. Fal- mer: so i KS i

Up-‘o.date mens furnishings,

~ Parkins

TELEPHONE 223 SUNNYSIDE.

CHARL’ TTKETOWN

Mustard Pots, TRANSVAAL SOUVENIR BOOKLET

nicely illustrated, written by Mr

Butter Dishes, A. M. Belding, of St. John—and

two copies of ‘tour Contingent.”

| H Pepper Boxes, the Island— &

etn ecmannnipmaten

: s : Wall Calendars, one at legst of WANTED—Five riding, and ten Breakfast Cruets, which should be in every house

draught horses. Height, 15 to 16 : . Frcs Edward Island. ies. Ave bto 19 tsuk see ee All for One Dollar.

ae well broken, Greys not)The above are very pretty| #» ROBT. L. COTTON,

Jerton taken the de> before he left — NEW YEAR =

= JOHN NEWSON

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Apply to W. Sell and. durabie, P. O. Box, 84, sa Caaf CHARLOTIETOWN

House, on Thursd d Friday. r g MOORE | Bi. W. TAY LOR, "FINAL NOTICE--All moneys due the °: a

& 3x Q 4 s Lieut -Col Cameren Bock os the mie penale Sener ee nee = a p ey i. t i i i # | : : ee f bh, idge, remaining unpaid aftey_ 150" Ri wR Sas Kee a I RE PEF til thur, Dist. Ofticer Coxn. CHARLOTTETOWN. Movember. instant, will be sued withou: ans

further notice. owy3