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Conros Shoes

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All sizes of women’s White Canvas' Shoes|in stock at $1.00 a pair heel and neatly made.

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Queen Square, . Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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perfect Corsets Obtlinlble, The material and workmanship are the best and most modem. N

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marvelous Way of disaplnearing. It is easily replaced, owever. a tor 10 cen t.-r buys a nice box. 25

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Little Walter Prowsc

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_ot Upton Was Severely]

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Ui>ro.\r, May 31.-George Prowse, the

9-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Prowse. who reside on the road to West- boro, about four miles from Upton Center, was very severely trampled upon late yesterday afternoon by one of the large horses used__by the Prowses onf their farm. ' '

The little fellow when found was lying

on the floor ofthe horse stall with one of the horse‘s forward feet resting squarely onhis breast. The youngster was in a half-dazed condition. The boy's father attracted to the barn by the cries of his sou, arrived just in _ time to see the little fellow dealt a. powerful blow on body from one of the horse‘s feet. As quickly as possible the youngster was taken, bruised and bleed- ing, from his perilous position and a

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’ physician was called. ` The little fellow's left leg was found to have been broken just below the knee; his body, head and arms showed plainly the work of the

stall, and Dr. Edward C. Traver, who was called, says it is a miracle he was 1 not killed outright. Several bad cuts were made on the boy’s body, and the bruises he received show that several very forcible kicks must \ave been made by the animal. N o indication showed its- self to the doctor that they youngster was injured internally.

This morning the boy was resting com-

, fortably, and no fatal results are expected' “ He is a bright little chap and very popular _yvitli his playmates.

I Prowse Bros., Charlo ttetown.]

KRUGER AS A

MILLION AIRE

He is'esai<l to he worn;

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"A South African paper says: “Preeiden Kruger‘s real estate places him in the

front ranks of Transvaal capitalists. He,

.many ofthem on the 'Hain Reef (he would not allow to be Worked. He is

Pretoria; also Johannesburg. He is the

In the Netherlands railway,Dynamite and Hatherley distillery, President Kruger 'is the largest sliareholder,a.lthou;rh his name does not appear. Mr. Kruger owns a large and valuable estate in Cape Colony; also one in Holland and one in Germany He has two millions sterling invested in

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war olrebellion broke cut, Paul'Kruger’s-

hold to~‘be worth between nineteen and

capitalists’ war-so we aretold every day -but Mr. Kruger is the chieflcapitalist who caused it, and he- stands a good- chance of being a very heavy sufferer. History is silent about ,ltIr. Kruger-'s charity.” Everyone- knows that Mr. Kruger has managed to feather his own nest very well, but this estimate of his fortune is doubtless greatly exaggerated.

- Obituary.

Entered into rest, at Fairview, Lot 6" E.

“TAKE HEED WILL SURELY SPEED.’

Be sure to heed the first symptoms of

indigestion, nervousness and impure blood, and thus aviod chronic dyspepsia,

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on May 7th, Mrs. James Shaw, at the advanced age of 87. Deceased had enjoyed very good health up till May lst, whenl she contracted asevere cold which soon developed into inflammation. Kind and lovingfricnds did all in their power to, relieve her sufferings, and early Monday morning her] pure spirit winged its flightlto the bright golden shore. The late Mrs. Shaw, _(nee Miss Mathe- son) emigrated from Scotland in,

the year .4 and located _ at Westl River, e resided up till the.

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time ofher if ise. She was a person of amiable disposition, industrious and intelligent,,and lived an exemplary life, being a constant member of the Pres-, byterian Church for _ upwords of forty years. She had nine clildren, four of y whom have preceded herto that better ‘ land’ and five dauglitersareleft to mourn the loss of a kind and loving mother. Sadie, wife of Rev. A. Arnold Ross, Hamp- ton, Mass., hearing of her mother’s illness hastened home to take the last fond 10 >k,. but found her cold in the silent er. brace of death. We need not murmur ner re- pine, for there is no death. Our st; rs go; down to rise upon some fairer shore an l‘ bright in Heavens jewelled crown her will shine forever more. It is a re `, markable ‘»_ fact that she leaves a 1 sister, twenty-four grand-chilren ‘- and twelve great grand-children besides a host of relatives to mourn their loss. Friends from far and near came to pay their respects to t-he departed. Her* remains -were interred in the quiet cemetery of Long Creek Presbyterian church, theirtoawait the final resurrection when earth and sea give upftheir dead.

Thou healest every wound, O death! Thy touch at once each sorrow charms;

As departs our failing breath Flee we into anglel's arms.

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As I inteiid removing from the Pro-

vince I offer for sale my property furnish- ed or unfurnished, on Pownal street. ` The Residence contains thirteen rooms with sewerage and hot air heating. There ia a good coach house and stable, also ii large yard and garden, and the grounds ,T are ornamented with shade. trees.

and Monday afternoons. 1 “

Price and terms on

5 The above valuable property situ-

For sLigl1ting the Strertigoitlar-,

nervous prosti ation and all the evils pro- A duced by bad blood. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is your safe uard. It quickly sets the stomach riglit., strengthens and quiets, the nerves, puriiies, enriches and vi-tilizesiyy the blood and keeps up the health tone. ~'

l‘\uction 5ale¥L~VV°COI< M--PEI

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ated on St. Peter’s Road, Charlotte- town, will be offered for sale on Thursday, June 21st, 1900, at 12 o’cloclr noon.

The building is heated with hot

water, is in excellent repair, and could easily be converted into tene- ments.

Property can be examined at any

time previous tothe sale. - '

R. BEARISTO,`

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May l1inon&wed td. _

Pllblio Notice!

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I. have this day disposed of the stock

and good will of the Medical Hall to Mr. J. G. Jamieson, and would ask friends and customers to extend to a._1iberaI share of your trade." '

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June 11th, 1600. ' '

Referring to the above the undersign- 1

ed requests fromthe public a. continua- t°ion‘of ‘the liberal patronage be'stow'ed_ in the past, and hopes, by integrity and ~ strict attention to business to merit a larger share of the same; ’ ' ‘_ ‘

_ JAMES G. JAMIESON.

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signed and endorsed “ leader ’!or'8treetl V Li¢htmg,”_ will be;-received et!-f omce until noon on Wednesday, July . f4.~h, next," rroni`i“"ai'iy'ipers¢!‘r~i per- _ sous willing \oeontragtf__.wi;§h,.t,he City ` _Council for lighting the _ sheets 1. jc! Charlottetown by the most approved _ methods, foraiterm ofoee, t<bree’e|<F§vle _ years, aeeording'taspeei£estioas#aad»eon‘¢>` - rliiloaa-¢o:be1aeenat»¢liie~1n&oa1.»e-»»~ _

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Sealed Tenders, eddreesed~to't_he-.under-. '

Satisfactory securities I aired for thee

animal in kicking the boy around the `

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