1899

THE DAILY Pee Tee CHARLUITTETOWN, SEPTEMBER 20,

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ihe teak } close upon $5,000,000 perig

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States and Canadian ports.

& &A4AAAABABABAAA 4444 $46,069,000, or

5 Ps | . t “ET IER year upon the average more than the ;

> W al I iti ' Conservatives.

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: | SEPTEMBER 22. 1899. | That is to say that in the Liberal period

: .? a (= > . ¥ lof three years $15,000,000 more of the

‘ ¢ (L kK a , phil i ere | taxpayers money was epent than in the |

: AST YEAR'S EXPENDITURE. which t)

‘ } vious three years 10 whica the expen

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< [Hc PER iB : ii weet , ures were Ci { Conservatives OV B ITT REMOVE EMER

< stove! is ‘we expenditure When the enormous expenditures of the

‘ : a fiscal year ending June 30th Jast . ees ;

4 ul Ey Wa f e © oun Ja gurrent year come to be included, the com-

< - tO bave Deen :— 14 at)} ya Pe oi , .

¢ uw : 3 parison WwW li b blilk MO? Oalous to the | T} pe well dressed have a d ecided ad van- fA. a < | >| v rdinary account... cesses. $41,760,312 | Laberale t } | ] . SF , 3 On GeDl al cco } ‘ “. 34 F ee . . ag over ) > ‘ LiV \ a f+ 1e | F :

; \ LY. ; pital t MOSER SANs ts ec 9,134,434 ‘The question in the incantime is, what oo” © : ; the sloven on Notice th 2 reception ® é ; ‘

4 4 Tota er): 94.746 | Will the taxpayers do about it—at the first | that is ¢iven a man who is careful of his an- gr

> | 906005 6 oe b © 6 6. Sdeeces hs 5! : ” : om “? Li Sony i < nD tunity { racy yee 1 , - n+ . 2 so = . ‘ f ‘iu 3 , This is a vaster expenditure than has eee pearance—He 18 prefe: red in business offices, “wt pr ee i a : ‘ Re at Or

« or "Tt F ; been. And the men who made it con- | In social life and every place whe re men do eae

$ D. SEATED Fi inuously denounced che Couservatives be-| NOTES AND COMMENTS | | yt / Eh

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; SE BAKERY : | canse they made it $16,000,000 or $1 2,000,- fa | « c - att “Z i!

| } . ‘ : i i E ; /i OS 3 A * UUO less per year. Extravagance and | _oThe Montreal market is reported fi \ Be: < BAKES B ST BREAD F | . oe : nes | Tp : > { ji \ ', a > inconsistency marke the career of the fal-@ | more active and firmer for butter and OL R cheap sults fit 4.8 well as our best Ls} Sd - ms v TUTTTVTTT . ‘a : ae cheese s — TR "DAA . | Liberals in office —? ones, LE WCAUSE they are all - pose

opr 02 Fe he F202 oe eas ' — | —A case of bubonic plague is reported ; : Fea %

= re HBAS: HRARARD f ° BLACK SAM’S BRIDGE. | at Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay. Tue { 3 re: “y Sah | disease must have reached there by way

om, (lp Qj 1 We hope that our City Councillors will | of Buenos Ayres or Montevideo which are Ore C —=p

°? Wo 6 »| Ye] . 8 é : Bieok ee in direct communication with United

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a ef : » } ’ ; . .a . > ‘ : “f "BE ae when its rottenness is laid —The Empire, of London, asserts that Vn . are, and see forthemselves the necessity gl tk - « ' } 11 --, Kay We (ain Gift : the burgher in the ransvaal attaches no _ ie cloth i is thoroughl sh f . . =P { S + | ofa vew str uctare. | more importance tothe warnings of Bri- y runk in the cheapest as weil as the best, ey ne - It is true, of course, that the Provincia, | tish statesmen than he would to the and the same GUARANTEE CARD acc mpanies all vy ae eee ee , Government ought to assist in the repair o¢ {| MSP4C** Ba Buna, chief of the oe ior the bride from our beavti- ee at a ie Manet aid Swazis. The burghers know they could We i] t] . k f ae s SF fy) display of silverware, We | this publie peat =: ecause It 18 T€-| pnt down Bunu with ease, and they believe e se 11S Make Of Zooas vecause experience teaches us that noth- we , : quired by the travelling public of the Prov-| they are more than @ match forthe red- would suggest alook ac our ee Ing is too ars , z , 1 suggest al ince at large. Ber there ought to be no! coats. This idea, we believe, is at the & - good f for the customers we serve, and it pays to give value, : : . Kon. Bon Baskets | haggling about the matter. If the Pro | bottom of Oom Paul’s dallying. SOLD BY- 34 Fruit owls eae | —The London Daily Chronicle, which ; : vincial Government wil] not bear a sbare | Baking Dishes ai has been friendly towards Kruger, eays : a Fern & ishes of tne expenee, tl 1e City Government must, | “We re gret that the Beers, by rejecting @ k Dessert Sets om for the credit of Charlottetown and the | fair offer, made in fai language, have k (Solid Silver) =F safety of the public, have a new bridge taken a line giving fresh point to the argu- C)> Frait *poons rae 2 {ment of their enemies—that President Selid Silver Coffee (7 | PU! Ext year. 1K ehift 3 ticabl ? ‘ ° ae : ae oad oe a ; iruger Is @ itty and impracticatie ‘ Spoons tx a A sketch plan accordiog to which the | politician, fit only to be spoken to across a ——CHARLOTTETOWN—_ —— Cream La‘tles & bridge and the pond may be improved was | line of bayonets.” Will you call in and look ws prepared sometime ago by Mr. W. C. —Tue Examiner has received the Cana , around. ts Harris, A. R. C. A. Would it not be | dian Home Journal, containing the pros ? A Swell to examine this plan with a view vo [pectus of the Canadian Home Journal eS . #- | the beginning of the work early in the | Company. rbis company iv endeavoring W W \ ELLNER Otis ' to provide for Canadians good Riterater. of) —_—E>————————— as ssaaieindiaaaatioe ee RN fs 7m j oe purely Canadien origio, andit certainly a Jeweler & Engraver & We have little uoubt that the owners of | deserves the support of the Canadian . ] F’ i PA ¥ ~ TO ‘ BUY QT 2 £8 | the property in the vicinity wonld cu- public. The intention of the promoters of

the Canadian Home Journal is to provide & publication that will be received and appreciated by ail true Canadians who are desirous of supporting and epcourag- ing Canadian literature in preference to publications printed and published else- where.

— The Leader of the Opposition in Mani-

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operate inthe work. The property is at preeent disgraceful to them as well as to

the city.

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A. COMPARISON

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The Montreal 7

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and , By investing 50

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. Tere can be no doubt that the tax- ee : : Dall Star é ‘ ae : toba promises that if be is given control cents for a pair of widen payers of this country, the farmers and HW : he -" of the province he will introduce legisla~ rubbers. You may

i Maed tices aneolated ta sacet other producing classes in Canada, were | tion requir'ng an educational test before y ino ie i as Daily iain Cte led to expect, and did expect, a substantial | people are allowed to vote. His idea is to save pal n, loss of} ae eh oe ee :; ' aenl t the Anglo-Saxon population of the t dad ' ads’s greatest daily newspaper, aud decrease of expenditure upon the accession | Preven? ae ? ime anda doctor’s If you want somethin nice, new and : wy 8} tthe Galenitetions ot the ‘very of the Liberal carts prairie province from being ewam ped by bill J ~ styl: sh it will pay

7° immigration from continental Kurope. ‘ you to read this add and see our

iw price of $1.00 a year. We are enabled to make a compariton

of three year’s expenditures by the Con-

Tt is not euggested that ability to read English is proof of an iutelligent compre~ hension of our tnszitutione, but it ie aimost the only test that can be insisted upon. Ih is not proposed to disfranchise any persen who was born in this country, no matter what his Jack of educational advantages may bave been.

For less than $2 we can give youa

YOUR $ HRAD ee Soe ae

¢ good rubbers.

A LSO—The Ladies’ Home Jotr- , $1.00 a yeare The Saturday Evening Post $1.00for 5 months. Ph- Co-operative Farmer, $1.00 a

Bo, COTTON

P OQ. Box 84.

na | servatives and three year’s expenditures by the Liberals now in office, and to see Low these expectations have been fulfilled : CONSERVATIVE PERIOD. 1893-4.

DRESS GOODS

We have a _ superb liue of the most fashionable and up to

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erties Ordinary expenditure........ $37,685,026 Se _ erat in the Atlantie Meeiity LEVEL ¢ For ladies or| date goods to be seen. Including ladies Scotch Cheviots ) , Capital expenditure... ......... 3,864,0 ,us describes the resalts ml nary \ je ——~ eeaneru ee ee pa ones, work and officiel administration among ¢ gentlemen a cheap Broad Cloths, Beavers and Meltons i in all the leading shade = ” a ml Ete o ee ed sesseeees « .$41,449,026 | the Indians: “ Bishop Hare, who has conspicuous among which are Grey 8, Reds Fawns News 1894 95. devoted. his life {othe uplifting ofthe | good ooking boot is just as|Blues, Myrtles and Light Greens. We have alsoa nice Ordinary expenditure..........$38,132,105| tells of a dozen Indian clergymen and good tl wear with rubbers as|range of Ladies Cloth in domestic make, made at our own BLAGK DIAMOND LING Capital expenditure.......... 3,031,000 | more gn fifty deacons and catech:sts | the More expe nsive lin es. Moncton Mills , Just the thing for fall ae Total. . ee ee $41,163,105 Sioux shins ‘ed aie Sane eee Keep your health and save 1895-96. municants in the Episcopal church. | your wealth, by kindly deal- ros Ordinary expenditure........ $26,949,142} The Indian women in his diocese con. ing with us, > Capital expenditure.......... 3,781,000 | tributed in one year $2,000 for mission~ smiths es. Th WE 4a 5 n't 0.0 ss trinimeserrnn AO TO Sicex, and 8,000 are hi Paull oe if ele want the new ee the latest 21 inch out, Germa Average total yearly expenditure of| Churches. ‘The Presbyterian, working PE S ay ‘en made, silk lined, Ladies’ Jackets; then you ought to ‘buy ours Conservatives, $41,114,000. scent aes — = i When you put one of them on it is just as pretty as a picture ‘ y <6. urch uneeat reat, members acd Sane eek a ue Any alteration needed we make at our own expense. 6 97 unday echools, who gave in one year for The &, S. BONAVISTA sailing from | Ordinary expenditure........ $38,349,000 missions $2,600, besides $3,400 toward q j yy W Montrea!, Friday morning, Sept. 22nd, will | Capital expenditure............... 4,460,000 their own su;~ ort. Equally encouraging ‘ Un dll N 0) ¢ MOLLE ER be due at Ch’town, Monday morning, Sept. aes “N reports from other denominations in 25th, wed sails for St. John’s, Nfld, via BOM... ccc cccsemese 42,809,000 | #1 parts ofthe field where the national ifi j North ‘Sydney, carrying horses, cats 1897-98. ati policy of making, self-suppoiting citizens Hlassical and Gommereial. It goes without saying that we are the MILLINERY tle avd sheep on deck and pro- ;' a6 taken root. € aggrega-e of church duce under ies < at lowest serait Ordinary expenditure... -+-$38,832,000 | coinmunicants is 28,351," — AFFILIATED TO LAVAL LEADERS We can give you anything g you want in this line, ra‘es. For further particulars as to| C@pital expenditure......._.. a 000 > Parr a aE $e me ay ggg bd ene The MONTREAL TWIST, the TORONTO CURL, the DEWEY DIP freight and passaye apply to ACES AT SouRIS.—Races will be held at € Classes in St. Dunstan’s Col leg a PEAKE BROS & CO Total...... doncceees sos $44, 403,000 | the Souris Driving Park on Wedaeeday, | will be resumed on TUESDAY, the 12the or the whole CREATION of our o vn high class millinery genius Oo"town, Sept 20 "99 Sennal 1398. 99. Oct. 4th. The following are the events: | September next. ; " TOelsenry expeeditue..-.. 841,760,000 Tbree minute class, $50; Green Race, puree For further particulars apply to -~— + ial gual e134 "000 $30; also a bicycle race. There’ will be A. P. McLELLAN, ' Bee. ® match rac between the stallions F'ro- Rector J Nie ts ee gress La rospector and Prince Regent, } $t Duustan’s College, NOTICE. 0 ile dae nie - $50, 194,000 for $150. Entrance money 10 per cent. of Ch’town, Aug 30, 99 ge yearly expenditure of Liber al purse. National rules to govera races.

Tie Fire Ws dens of of Souris offer for

enle Debentures to the amt. of $2000, for

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15 years +t 4% interest. Also want to wae ‘ Bazaar Glove Fitting PAT- way & Five Has 2. € Gimtzoy IR. @ eee Victoria Gate eng thom 500 — ee 197 if " Sec'y-Fre ashion sheets given away ©Ch'town

DR. CLIFT.

ares CHRONIC-DISE 4SES5 and RUPTURE by Salisbury trea'mrnt, Send stamp for infer, mation, or call at Truro, Nova Scotia. Offic, Mervitass Bank ofelaifax Building.

FOR SALE

I Dining Extension Table, (Walout;) 1 Child’s Crib, 1 Commode, 1 Hall Table, 1 Hal! Chair, J.ot of Pictures, Bed Room Oil Stove, (good as new) 2 Parlor Cook Stoves and Pipe, | Siuffed Gannet in glass case; 1 Wardrobe, lotof Window Blinds and Rollers, 2 Wash Stands, Jug and

Perfect Tools Necessary for

Perfect Work——_.

Just so—then how can can you expect to sleep and rest well on imperfect MATTRESSES.

tigate our offerings,

30 Days Trial Free

MARK WRIGHT AND CO

Wash Bow!. Apply to : Yours, &c., 221 EH NORTON JOHN p JOY BOOT ,& SHOE STOKE, WANTED irl fee nurse, C tall at Mrs . j eet 2 at at Home Makers The P. HT, Oyster King | ™*AUMUAMAMGLMULSLALUALAAALLALALALAA dia tALdUAdUL AAA AAN AAU AANA AA dG LAdddd

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fvery month. Ask for one.

Greet George Street...

Charlottetown, P. E. Island

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Permit me to call your attention to the fact that | am better prepared than ever before tosupply your wants in Freeh Oys ters. Itis « fact that in erder to be suc- cessful in the Oyster business one must be able to handie them in large quantities. With this object in viev, 1 beg lave to solict your patronage, and can assure you of satisfaction.

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What kind cf a boot you wil! getfor fall wear. We cannot crowd all our different styles of boots intu the window—just dropin and say I want to see that boot at euch and such a price. The rest is

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LOW ER{QUEEN STREET

I may say that my Oyster Parlor will be conducted in the usual first class man- ner, where the delicate Bivalve may be obtained in every style to satisfy the taste of the most exacting epicure.

AS OYPNTHDINEATA NNN ANT TTT TNT SUMAN

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