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Alley & Co
Ch’town, P. E, Island.
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that’s what they have said to us about our coffee.
Well Tell You Why
We use none bnt the best Mocha and Java. Coffee We blend it
grind it fresh for you when
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ourselves and
you order it, it costs 46c a Pound
Try the next |b. from u
Webster & Mackay \
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Sor Kent & Gt. George Sts. I Telephone 199.
Successor to Davison & Co.
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Stock tor sale, Stock for Breeding purposes, Stock for exchange.
Farms tor Sile, seed grain for sale, etc
lf you want anything, advertise.
You will find that am ad- vertisemen! in THE
WEEKLY EXAMINER Wil! make money for you.
Dr.JC Houston
Physician & Surgeon SOURIS, P. E. |. =F
Graduate McGill University,‘ 98,
Orrice—Next Door to Bank
That well-known business stand, form~ erly known as the Cen‘ral Hotel, contain- ing 22 rooms, wit’ large stable snd yard, situated near the market, on Richmond Street. Rent moderate.
Apply to T CAMPBELL
Mercnants,
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~~ -MBETING AT MILTON.
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Sentiment Strongly in Favor of Mr.
Wise.
The hall at Milton waz crowded last lnight. Frederick Horne, E3}., occupied ithe chair.
The meeting was addressed by Dr.
Douglas, Mr. Wise, Premier Farquars nD, |Mr. Shaw, Mr. A. Peters, Mr. Camnbel Mr. James McLean, Mr. W. 5. Stewar | Mr. Joba Whear and Mr. T. Dos The sentiment of th yeelIng wa \ eeteaie in favor of Mr. Wise. Mr. Wise leans among his neighbors; and his netgh-
hors are his friends. He is a farmer, land he has been made th
victim of a political sharper’e trick. A
dastardly attempt was made to place him in the same category as Pineau who didn’
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resign and who, for a considerat: rn, b traved and deserted the men who elec el him. Mr. Wise completely viadiesated his conduct in respect to his loss of confidence in the Government; and he stands to-day higher than ever ia the estimation of the people as well as that of his neighbors and his friends. Consequently he is going to gain alarge number of votes in Milton and vicinity.
MGR. FALCONIO’S VISIT. “J “mt At Rustico and Hope River To-day—
The Reception.
This morning His Excellency Mgr. Falconio, accompanied by hia Secretary and His Lordship Bishop McDonald, went to Rustico and Hope River. They return this evening and will be entertained at Government House.
In addition tothose whose names ap-< pear elsewhere the following ladies and gentlemen bad the honor of being present- ed to the Apostolic Delegate last night :— Miss K McQuillan, Mr Joseph McInnis, Mrs J F McAree, Mrs F McRory, Mr J McRory, Miss M McPhee, Miss M Mc- Kinnon, Mr M McMillan, Mrs GA Mc- Donald, Mr Bernard McDonald, Mr Jos O’Connor, Mr James Paton, Miss C Pem- broke, Mr James Reddia, Mrs T Riley, Miss Quinn, Miss Carrie Quinn, Miss Skerry, Miss E Simpson, Miss Aylward, Mrs Michse] McQuaid, Miss M McMahon, Mre Aitkens, Mrs P G Anghe,Mr Maurice Blake, Mies Brophy, MrJames P Braa- ley, Mr J P Burke, Mises Clawferd, Mr and Mre Jas Eden, Mrs C P Fletcher, Mise E Daly, Mrs Thos Campbe!!, Miss Stella Fletcher, Mr T Handrahao, Mr M P Hogan, MrF L Haezard, Mr Chas Herman, Mrs M Leahy, Mises K Leaby, Mise F Leaby,Mr G Leaby, Mr J T Meilich, Miss McSwain, Mr J Savidant, Mrand Mrs J A Sheppard, Mrs J F White, Miss D Walker, Miss L Walker, Mr J Trainor.
Durivg the progress of the reception at the Palace last night some choice ins'ru- mental selectiors were given by Miss Ella Blake, Mies Maisie Coady, Mr. Blanchard and Mr, Theodore Gallant, and voca! solos were excellently rendered by Mrs, James Bryne and Mr. Charles Hermans. | The are light between the palace and |St. Dunsten’s Cathedral was placed io position by the Full Electric Company. The light was very steady and much ad- mired.
The painting of the Delegate’s arms on the trausp2rency in front of the cathedral and the lettering onthe same was per- formed by Mr. A. J. Quirk. The work was well executed and provoked much favorable comment.
Iw our report of the music in the Cathedral on Tuesday night, we omitted to state that the trio“ Jesu Dei Vivi ”
was exceptionally well sung by Mise Smith, Mr. Herinans and Professor Caven.
Weppinc Betts.—A very pretty wed- ding took place ai the residence of Benje Myers, Hazel Brook, yesterday evening,when his daughter Miss Gertrude, was united in matrimony to Mr. Ernest Lund, of Bethel. The nuptial knot was tied bv the Rev, W. J Howard, of Pownal. the presence of a large number of friends. The bride looked charming in a gown of creamy white material and was
ttended by Miss Edna Land, of Bethel, (cousin of the groom) while the groom was supported by Mr. Seymour Wood, of Mr. Herbert. Afier the ceremony the usppy couple sat down tothe table, which groaned under the weight of good things «pared in Mrs, Mvers’ most tempting
‘+,and ample justice was done the nner man,” atier which music, games, ,etc., helped pass away the evening. ‘T'he | wedding gifts were both numerous and jcostivy, and ebowed the high esteem in {which both bride and groom are held | Tae Examiner wishes Mr. and Mrs. Lund |a happy journey through life. |
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| Your best friend can give you no better advice than this: “* For impure blood, bad stomach and weak nerves take Hood’s
| Sareaparilla.
The July number of the Prince Ed-
; | i : } It is
'ward Island Magazine is now out.
, for sale tonight at all the bookstores and |news etande. It is the largest and beet | number issued for some time. A pboto~
igraph of the boys Highland Brigade forms the frontispiece, and the articles several of which are illustrated, are all of & high order of merit, Five centsa copy.
Freeh traswberries received this morne ing at Beer & Goff's. 5—2i
Pure Wesi India Lime Juice, 15 cents . point at Beer & Goff’s. 5—2i
Soldiers in camp, before you leave town geta copy of the July P. E, Island Magazine containing a picture of the Boys Highland Brigade, and also a copy of the April number which had an llustrated article on “Our Island Milita,’
Mr.
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\Local and Other ltems.
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Norice.— Dr. Dickey’s office will
be open in the evening from 7 till tia’ i. 5 O CLOCK, —_——— oe ‘ SerinLery Inspxorion.—The Artillery ction is taking place to-day. ea Grace Cavroa Pion is taking place Emerald today. The weather is ex _ ‘ W. B. A.—Branch No. 216, will nest in the A, O. H, Hall this evening at — — Anvanoe ry Sucar.—There has been an ivane> of five cents per hundred pounds 07 al! erades of sugar. i Paize Lists.—Prize lists for the exhi-
bition to he held in Charlottetown on Seps tember 25th, 26th, 27th, 28th. can be ob- tained from Mr. C. R. Smallwood.
Sreamer Detavep.—The Princess did not arrive in Charlottetown until eleven o’elock last night The late arrival of the train at Picton caused the delay. “™
wliseeibiaieiate
Sr. Parer’s Sunday School Picnic will take place at Rocky Point on Monday, the Sth July, at1l o’clock. There will be a five o’clock tea and refreshments for
visitors. —_——~—.>-- —
HiaaLanD Braigape.—The Boys’ High~ land Brigade will meet tomorrow evening (Friday) for drill at seven o’clock. A full attendance. Everv boy is requested § to be there.
A Preasaynt Trip.—Only twelve miles bv road to China Point picnic on Monday nextor by the Jacques Cartier to Dr. Doyle’s China Point picnic. Hot dinner served at 10 o’clock. Don’t miss it. ‘it:
ArresteD For Assavtt.—This morn- ing Ernest Prunty was arrested on a charge of assaulting his grandfather and grandmother with the leg ofa stove. He
will be tried tomorrow. -_—_—-
Tue steam riding gallery goes to Kin- kora tomorrow and wiil be operating on the tea grounds there onthe 10th inet. The gallery will be running here tonight (Thursday) forthe last time for the pres- ent.
Scpreme Court —* Smiler” Welsh's case occupied the time of the court to. day. Avverdict of guilty was brought in at half-past one. The next case is that of Wm. Ellaworth who ts charged with housebreaking anc larceny.
Inquest ADJourneD.—The inquest in view of the body of the infant found in the garden of Hon. Benj. Rogers yester- day will be continued today. The evidence of Dr. Kelly and Heory Williaws was heard last evening. Nothing new was de- veloped.
IsLanpDER at Woo.twicu.—A London cable of Juiy 3rd to the Montreal Siar has a list of Canadians ,invalided to Woolwich Horpital by the troopship Montfort. Aong them is Private James Stewart Walker of “G” Co., R. O.R.I., (late 82nd Regiment.)
Cuina Pont Tea —A beautiful sail by the 8.8. Jacques Cartier to China Point Picnic on Monday. July 9th, or a grend drive of twelve miles through a fine aec~ tion of country, passing Pownal Viilage aod Cuerry Valley, one of the prettiest drives in the province, and then arrive at Rev. Dr. Doyle’s picnic, where a good hot dinoer will be served. Don’t miazs it.
Bors’ Bricape.—T he staff of the Boys’ Brigade, which goes into camp shortly, is as follows :—
Col. Moore, Commanding
Lieut. E. McDouga!l, Adjutant. tev. Jas. Simpson, Chaplain. Lieut. 8S. Grev, Quar‘ermaster. L. B. Miller, Paymaster.
Dr. H. D. Johnson, Surgeon.
The companies commanded
follows :—
are as
SUMMERSIDE.
No. | Co., Rev. J M Withycombe, Capt.
CHARLOTTETOWN. No. 1 Co., St. Peter’s, H Tidmarsh, Capt. No. 2 Co., Ist Methodist, H Watte, Capt.
No. 3 Co., St. Paul’s,S Grey, Cant. t. James’ Highland Brigade, Major Stewart.
An error as to the commanding is thus corrected.
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G. M. Smith & Co, of Halifax received a lot of White
BLOUSES
From the Eclipse White Wear Co, of Toronto.
shipping them, and the Eclipse Co, asked us if we could them an offer for the lot, they accepted our offer 35 per cent off.
They were rather late in
handle them. We gave
We Sell Them at Less Than the Cost of Material.
200 to Uhoose from But you Must be Quick.
The nicest things in Charlottetown
at the busiest
(everyone knows it) see for yourself.
Sentner, McLeod & Co.
SUCCESSORS TO BEER BROS. P. S.—There’s Night Dresses, Underskirts and Corset Covers in the lot too,
200 to Choose from But you Must be Quick.
Store in @harlottetown
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LIFE IS SAVED
even at this critical period balsam is administered.
25c. AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
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DAMSON'S CROUP
It should be always on hand and given at the first symptom but it will nearly perform miracles whenever used.
is the most deadly of all diseases of children. It gives very little time in which to seek remedies. A little tiredness—a cough— feverishness-— stiffled coughing
if this wonderful
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MARRIED
On July 4th, by Rev. R. F. Whieton, John McDonald, of Charlottetown, to Elizabeth J. Jewel, of Hunter River,
On July 4th, by Rev. R. F. Whiston. Henry Gurney, of West Covehead, to Christy A. McSwain, of Cardigan .
DIED,
In this city on Wednesday, 4th inst, William Bertram, only son ot William and Tilly Bevan, aged two years and eight months.
[Funeral tomorrow afternoon (Friday) | Peopie’s |
at 2.30, Hillsborough Street to cemetery,
Silverware Cleaning Made easy
As a rule, with ordinary
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powders and polishes, it’s a.
hard job to keep your silver looking nice,
‘Try a Bottle
of Silver Brilliant Cream
Use it as directed, and if you don’t think it the best you have ever used we’ll refund
your money.
Gs. F. HUTCHESON,
Watchmaker. & Jeweler,
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Hillsborough
eo Bridge
The New Bridge is com-
es eames antenena ee en ee A cs ee eeetS ——
ing and so are the dry
streets and roads, Ther,
you will need some-—
thing nize in footwea>.
We Have a fine Selection Selling Very Low
J. H. BELL
The Bargain Boot and Shoe Store.
Molasses.
Direct cargo, schr. “Omega” from West Indies, arrived to- day—121 puns, 20 hds, 24 bbls. Choice quality.
CARVELL BROS. Ch’town May 14, 1900.
‘Its all » Those Who
Plain Sailing Deal With
With (ur Goods are Right (ur Prices are Right
It lies with you, reader, togive us a thance to prove the above aseertion. We bre receiving new goods daily. See our Covered Chip Market Baskets from 10c up. -hoice Creamery Butter just received.
Try our Orange Pekoe Tea at 28¢ per b. It will please you. We also sell jlaszard’s genuine
BRAHMIN TEA.
Us
A big stock ofother Teas on band, from 20 cper |b up. Also in Lobsters, Clams, etc., and a full ine of general groceries, all at the Owest possible prices. Free delivery of goods to ali parts of the city. Telephone
communication.
R. F, Maddigan & Co
{LOWER QUEEN STRERT.
stock, canned Salmon,
THE
UNEXPECTED HAPPENS
F Ch’town was OTTAWA
today you wouid have
seen sorry you were not cover:
ered for a large amount. I have good companies and san quote you low rates.
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