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ARBITRATE MAY n1n_vE,yNEW, M zlsl<S FOR QUICK-

” K _ iditchell but will Prc.iBut*Probably within __Moheton City Limits-City offers Two '~-S`t>_rcets-`- Disposal of 5\"\d°Y Bm' N°.W_.lllat its , Principle

sent-.a -Counter Proposition to Bind Both Works Will Costa Million-Fruit Marks Act To -be Amendede- is Ad°p¢¢d--_.|)r_- Dani¢|,(;h;ifman of Ohm. f

’ Parties for a’ Term of Years at Con- _ ~ Mr. Emmerson’s Position as President of Oil Company Selling vance Committee-Some Unexpected Op-

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New Yoon. Avril-li-isceciiul-at tin

Joint Conference of operators and miners tomorrow the operators will decline the arbitration .sian submitted bv _mann-ii

and will 'present a counter proponitiun which, if Agreed to, will bind each shle

for more than twpycara.

Inability to couipiete the mlnordetuila

compelled a postponement of the Confer-

ence scheduled for today. l The erect' x_ui.u|eor`-_tixoi proposition' is

not made known, but it la said to involve a 'plan very different to the one submitted and one that will call for the settlement

Uf HHS’ new grievances that may arise after an important investigation. _

There in a strung impression that Presi-

dent Roosevelt will be asked to summon

agnin the Strike Commission to review

the entire controversy.

The operators decline to say how the

will meet the new proposition.

O'rl_`A\vA, April 9-(Special)-A Moncton delegation waited on Hon. H. R. Emmer-

son today in reference to rebuilding the I. U. R. shops. - -

They informed the Minister the city

would give two streets adjoining the Railway for an extension of the grounds.

lt was apparent from the Minister's

remarks that he takes the ground that

economy will he best served bv erecting

the shops on a new site which will be

THE ,_

ITY couiycit

|'The>re|In|la`r monthly meeting of the Clty'Couucii_w`ps heidlasr. night, His

J. J. Bde!!-innon: wants $350 for [his

land.

Worship and all thp__'Cou‘r'\cillcrs except ` Brucs.Stewart: wanted $200.

Councillor Alley being present. After' `|‘o'utine a iietltlon from the Labojere ‘1'mteetive Union was read praylagthrat the ci!! ?l7¢l‘l£me!\ bt? Rlven a nine hour da`y.'_I‘his petition was discussed for éomo time and dually it was resolved that it should lie over and be deult with at a 'special meeting. ' ' _ agsiiqtt was rest: from tha sanitary _

oflieer regarding ceespools emptying into a box riraiu on Euston' Street and it was resolved to have the matter brought to the attention of the Health officer. A request was read from the W. C. T. U. asking that the law forhidding the sale of cigarettes to minors he enforced.

-Regarding vibe appl_icatlr.n of Thomas Campbell fbi hlsliae of the city roller,

some" disduasion' occured-_but as the»

appiicnnthad. offer-_ed to provide a bond for the' valuo'of'l.be roller dndwas willing

to paylcr the _use ii! the _same and would ho satisfied to use t *when not employed

by ‘the city, the _ _.matter awair finally on vote ileferted to the Street Committee-with power to deal, with the matter. The mrl,iorityt were iu` favor ot renting the roller inasmuch as it was to be cmplnycd in makinga _ilrst class npiroach from the city to Hillsboro Bridge. -

The cost of the proposed ‘extension of

Rcciifcrl. Street was estimated by the City Surveyor to cost, $2025. l-io had

interviewed t\\e owners of hind with the i'ollowing` resu ts. _

L. W. Watson: would not see but will'

exchange it city will 'give land adioinlng instead. This would cost$000.

To cunr A-coin ui _one nu

Take LAXATEEE BROMO Quininel

Tablets. Dru is refund ,mono if vit.

falls to ollirer -E. W.- -GKOVES

signature is on each box. §o¢i.Mms6m_

Cltiliaiicc iii

Shats, 10? _

stirs ilqies'

and Gciits’ liivii V"$_Sjl10.cS

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milfs aw price iilti these now is $4 co an

tw '. .

We how close them

out at $3.00 und 13.5 being r saving of

.igiiiii 'lf'i§£{.'6s nieliovcitics. and iastcr _.E-. mi A -B M o F-

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Magazines now ready. _ _ W- _"__ _

Wu Do Not Want Any our V

We mean exactly what we ray We do not requl on in send ns any of your money.

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There loniy one rim e enndiilmi _atlas-hed to thlK°(?umpetitiqn(which in_ not tsand na I ‘ >

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Abridge will cost $200 and _compensa-

tion for land on each side of it $100.

Jos. Steele: wants $200. - W. A. Weeks will give lrnd free pro- vided ths extension is opened. This ner of land will be about a quarter of all tba is required.

R. Heartz will not sell nor give tb land and is strongly opposed to th extension.

John McDonald wlllnot sell unless ai

$1000.

Wm. Lea will sell for $150. As to a grant of $500 requested by the

firemen towards their tournament this summer the matter was allowed to lie over till estimates are framed. '

A resolution was passed to petition th

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Provincial Legislature to,_irlV_6 the. Clty 4 “ f ~ icy Cosblll. ` '

on _Messrs Mathlesnn, Mcrson, Read and

automobiles not to exceed $25 and power Agnew crlticizerl-inunoposed amendment

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Council power to impose n tax

to -govern, the running of came and to

The shops will probably be modeled on

that of the American Locomotive Works built ar Montreal by present Deputy Minister Butler. .The improvements at present contem- plated wiii ébsi; a miiiion, mr which tai-'rs ls now available five hundred thousand

present year.

This was private members day in th

cusecd.

dollars voted for expenditures during the

House and a variety of subjects were dis-

feuud ‘within the city limits.

I Hon. Sydney Fisher introduced a bill to

amend the Fruit Marks Act., substituting members 1, 2 and 3fut XXX, -XX, and X, now employed and -allowing a special grads marked “fancy." , Hon. Mr. Emmerson aaid in answer to

Mr. Fowler that be resigned from tho active presidency of the N.|B. Petroleum (lo. in April 1904 but his resignation was not accepfnd till this March. ' _Howes nominally President when the

(iompany sold oil to the lntereolonial.

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Escorted to City Hail Throughl A M.,__,,_,_ _,,,,,,,,,,__ ,900

i 'House met at 4.30 p. rn.

e ‘ Muddy Streets and Pre' Mr. McMillan asked the commissioner t* I fbli.'k_if- th b

sented wlth Address* l’ut:'l\; byctil\eD]ll¥n:;ineeralnwr‘l;;Iard na: rigid

5 ____ at Oyster Bed Bridge where the bank

i - h b h d _ ki l I ° -<----->--_---. ...t;.::;:.i;:z:..:;‘:;f..:':;.:.::.:."r;°:: l Uk? #Wd dim!! Slifnl-S maffedlbhe what does the Government intend to do

his property and bulldlngs are bought for pleasure of the reception to Prince Arthur- in the matter.

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today which wax attended by thousands H°“‘M" C“""“l"k°y °l“°d mat um

Government was negotiating for mor

°f pmple' ' fialnd to lafford fn right of way that will T\`°°PB °§°°'l°d His 30?” HlEh“°55 W. atlord better accomodation for the travel-

The House vleat into Committee to re-

, . _ d g _ _ _. A. ,p“?ell’?_',_.._____.-----_ ` l some consideration of the 'Irackleas Trol-

_whioh in their opinion was giving the proposed company too mucii power in the

fqrbld» them on Victoria Park and 1 > Runway. _ \vay of monopolizlng the streets of Char-

Counclllor Rlely mentioned the fact lottetown.

that unnecessary roughness was used by the police in making arrests.

The tender of James Barrett for two

and three inch plank was accepted.

I The matter of thc petition of residents S m “hy for the brave

of Bishop Street presented at last meet- lug was mentioned. No report wan

The Mayor and Councillor Stew nrt epol-ge of the falling offln thc regvenue in thc Waterworks Department, and the latter said something should be done to prevontihe further decrease of revenue and increase oi expenses.

It was resolved that the Public

I‘ro ert committee should ascertain

proposed new jail. -

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. is seni direct io the diaeued

‘ gina bythe improved Blower.

i eaia the ulcers, clears the air

passages. stops droppings in tha h d is

Medicina Co.. Toronto and Buffalo

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`Rev. E. Slackford, Georgetown.. _ . . Henry Farquharson, Southport. _ . ._

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2:-'l§‘rn°l'-ia ll°sr£`1:.l`if¢'l-flaiwsr ;Mra. E. Roberson. - - - - - - - - --

free. All dealers, or r. A. W. Chau _\Mf55'L_,]’_ Rgbprggn, _ _ __

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M, H. D. McEwen,Moreil........ . JohhMcMillar`|............

Miss Sarah McPhee.. ._ ..

Rogers Farquhari»\on_.....

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Dr.Blanchard..._....._..... __

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R. A. McPhall, New Haven`..... .. Africnd...... _ . . . .

ohn D. Goss, Summerside. .. .. In Memoriam....__.....---r---- AFriend, Queens Co............ Mrs. Cahil, St. Avards.

*-D,A_.MVcKay........ . . .. ._ Anpympus.......... . . . . _ Thos._Mercbaut.......... Wm.Mutch_...._........ _ Anbrqyhlutch . . . . . . -

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nvrnmo Session.

When tho members of the House reas-

fg“b°c*?t“1l°:1Bf mcelgug u:bJB i`:§un _semblcd at B p. nr. the Trolley Cnr bill was o ce. an U Y °"w'“` ° D ' 5 00 taken up anu amid much discussion it was

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clause by elause considered to the bltte end. A number of clauses stand over fo final approval. '

Progress was reported and then the

debate on the subsidy resolution was re- sumed. '

Capt. Read stated that many other

things were needed by this province besides subsidies. Our present winter transportation was a dlsgrl<!¢i We “N595 that attended to. \Ve needed immigrants fdojustas much as the rest of Canada' and we should have them. We need the Fishery Award-ii' ever we get it, and we needed the tunnel and we should insist upon it-. The resolution under discussion did not cover all our needs.

Mr.Mathiescn moved a. point of order in that the.resolution was contained in the first few paragraphs. Then a lot of schedules follow but what are they. They cannot be touched or altered. Mr. Prawns spoke at length nsealliurr

thelack of financial ahllity displayed by the overnment._ and moved a lengthy amengiment to the amendment propeacd by Hou. Mr. Slmi15°°-

}lon. Mr. Peters then moved that the

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9 ¢2i{.:L‘|'1'»'?¥»'T.-T1...l GIVEN AWAY FREE'

Your Monty R¢ oirsd. Read Carefollyif You Wish to Earn Part

- I Net One Cent of 1|

., _ . -. ~ '. i of \ ¢Abov¢ Amount.

(V l 0,- CS’ Can yon arrange the nets of mixed letters helow. iniu the names of six well known wild

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g l task, hal by pasllenee and perseverance you can probably i-ind three or four. ll means mos _

WC ll'9»V¢ Just open d hp "°'l3.f°»l.l`"“§...».-'°.‘li.<» ana. as 1..-gen numb... or mm... ws wan ...vs n..-ri... no... '

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Very Select Swok cf Flaw ns ‘til .°.‘".'.f..:.°.'.".'v..:‘....'.‘.’.. ;:..:':..<r::.::°; 'f‘....::.., °-f.x'¢....-......,..,.. ; ings the fnnnh isrgssréinmber was will give tina ron-fo ilrwiéniy ll9Ila“~<$£o;>-al In Cash-

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,TlSS\lC PRDCYS. The C0101’ ?.;il“l>e rli1‘.li\'§°.l'i'f-`i'li'=.;°il'¢iw'l-g°.`l`li:=m.“...n..»¢.-sa.-ingrils .um nrs.'fv¢nr,».ny¢ uaiisnis-,?. ‘ 1, ‘ ' ` ill?-’.`i'l.‘l \§..'§°..‘I.'2i.`Z'.`.T Z.'L‘l.'l`&`l-'.’l.'.§ .°»‘.`.."I`§i..".'.`i"s?.'.'iy"Trll§§.‘l`§f'.5.>f'§i§Il.il"l..§‘i",§ll mg; and patterns Bfe C Ol Ce .....'..~¢...ii.\ sq-._n\iiX room ...nwm nn- .tunic -_..... or rw.. |i.....if.n n.»i\..n. (e.........)

will tesqnsiiy .iw so www. them (err). receiving Fin, n..inf.- 153;..-nz. Ana nun... lite proportions. in order to help you a httis we have puns nmrlr pn r L ie rs\. letter of

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‘ Tofwuru. Arni 9.-(special)-'rwo Trini- ty University students, Ashleigh C. Moerehouse and William W. Hart were drowned off Mimico on Saturday. ‘ Their bodies have not yet been recover- sd. `

resolution; be presented ‘to the' Iileuti Governor and that he be asked to present

be acted upon. ~ -

_Against this motion the Leader of the

. Oppiosltioumacle _vehement objection and iw Was rollcwed by Mr. Mormon but to no avail, for one strict party diliaion ihe motion was carried.

Houseadjcumeo at ii.30 p. m.

‘ -HOW T0 OURE TUOTHACHE.

` .Anty achlugNtooth can be relieved in stan y with erviline. Fill the cavity with batting dipped in Nerviline and ru the gums w th erviiina also. It the face is swollen and sore bathe the piiiuful mrts with Nervlline and cover with A _ nnel. This can‘t fail because Nerviilne kills the pain outright and prevents it from returning. Stronger, quicker, more . satisfactory than any other i niment, Pol- uon'a Nerviline has been the largest seller for nearly ilfty years; try it yourself.

1 ciiicnco aaiiiters.

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Cuwseo, April 0. - (Special) - Corn, April., 40 Corn, May, 455] Wheat “ 781'; Wheat " 772

_ Pork, May, $10.20 Pork. Jan.. 818.3)

Minard's Linimani for nie everywhere.

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‘ Oruwa, April 0-(Special)-A Chair-

man was elected by the Sunday Obser-

vance Committee this morning, Dr.

Daniel cfSt. John being the mail.

Mr. Fitzpatrick urged the speedy

handling ofthe =hill. iHesaid that in giving the measure

its second reading the House had practically adopted its principle.

Iuhis opinion the Coitymittee should be

léfdncd Ol 0P¢|'3l0l'$ Bild Mll'\€I'S. t0 Ih€ l. C. R. ’ posltign Cfgppins Up_

able to hear all that was to be laid about -the Bill ia a couple more meetings.

The Committee adjourned tlll Thursday

nextand In the meantime considerable opposition is developing from various quarters which cause the promoters considerable concern. Therclsagood deal of apathy among many members who had been confidently counted upon to support the Bill heartily.

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`H_sr.irax, April 7.-A dispatch from Fortress [Munras says: “The first catch of the mackerel season, 3000 in count, was brought into Fortress Monroe, Virginia. by the schooner A. M. Nicholson of Gloucester on Saturday afternoon. The "'l_’he ilrstlaureis of what may be called _ the mackerel campaign, thus gc to Glou- uest`er's old time “King of the Mackerel Fleet," Sol. Jacobs and if he can keep up the pace he has set he will stand n fair show of winning baek the high line honors which were wrested from him last year by Capt. Thaddeus Morgan. Qapt. Jacobs put in at Delaware Break- i water last week to obtain n lltte respite from the pounding his vessel was reeelvipgat thc hands of the elements. Afterashort rest the Nicholson put tn

str-.uck schools :of fish about forty :mile of Cape Henry. The -weather was still extremely roughlrht the fever for fish had taken hold ofthe captain und crew the seine boat was manned and they started to rnakea set. The fish prov- ed very wild and several sets had to be _made before a school was finally bagged. Fifteen barrels of small fish were taken andthe schooner made for Fortress Monroe with her catch. The fish were shipped to New York.

Ciipi. Jacobs reports the fish plenti-

ful, but the weather very bad. There were no other vessels in sight at thc tirnehe made his catch. The fact that small fish have been taken is looked upon generally asa good sign for the coming season.

WHAT CAUSES SNORING.

When asleep, people that snore breathe

through the mouth natend of the nostrils which are choked with catarrh. Just uae "Catarrhozone" before. retiring and you'll quickly cure the snoring habit. By de- stroying the cause of catarrb und healing the membranes, Uatarrhozone makes a complete cure in everv case; it cleans the nostrils, stops the discharge and prevents

dropmplng in the throat in a few minutes. Not ing so pleasant or certain to cure snoring, oatarrh or colds as Catarrhozone -thats worth remembering.

ses' aizsrmrtrr .i'ln»“"‘r sr’hrsing‘s"sn6i-c time

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Wasmuc-ron, March 31.-Baroness

Hengelmulier, wife of the ambassador from Austria- Hungary, has created something of a sensation among local automobiilsts by running n heavy touring car which leaves behind it a delightful odor suggesting burning incense, which completely dispeis the obnoxious smell of gasolerief

The bnroness is thc undisputed social leader in the diplomatic set, in addition tc being an enthusiastic and skilful motorist. She is acknowledged to be one of the been dressed women at thenationaleapital, and she is clever in the introduction of new fads which the smart set are ever ready to emulate.

For the present she has declined to lm- nrrt the secrete! vsrfamhum ,automo- blle. As she drives her machine rapidly through the streets and over the beautiful roadways which surround theoity there is neither disgusting smell or smoke ln her trial.

She enjoys the exoiuslveness of henncw

fad and amilingly says that by and by thc deilglitful innovation will become popular throughtout the automobile world.

Minard’s Llnimsnt Cum Burns. etc.

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Tnsms were two surprises in the basket

ball games last. night at the Y.M.C A. It was thought that the teacher-swcuid win from the office clerks and the store clerks from the business men, but the opposite took place in each case, and as aresull; it leaves three teams ties for first place, the teachers, C.B.C. and st/om clerks. The first game of the play oil' will be tomueraw night when t-ho teachers will play the store clerks. This should be a fast and exciting game.

Iii-|xrd’¢ Llnlment Curse Dandruff.

-For shorrhand students. The “Phono- graphlc Amanuensis” system of short- hand by Pitman 85 lloward, 1000 edition, price $,ll.just received at Cari/er's Book- store. 10d8i

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09a Weeks 81: Co. ltldtw ill

shoes which exactly suit the women

all ages. Lowest prices for spot cash

iottetown. 10d ii

at,30c. Weeks &2 Co. lbdtwlli.

(Too lata for Classification.)

keeper; reference given if rrnuirrd

ANTRD.--At once a good girl fo

general house work. .\o washing

Good wages, Apply to .\irs. G. A. Aitken Georgetown. l0dli tw8l pd

0 LET.-A three story house with al

Go -Say, you can‘t.run that autumn- T modern conveniences on Prince

Sirest. also two houses with all modern conveniences on liillsbcro Street near Hillsboro Square. Apply to W. W.

Wellner, Jeweler. 10d tf

Buy a stylish "Hawes" hat _I3 now $1.85

or a $2 Treas now $1.20, or a $l.‘L0 hat for

belt. My shoes arc undoubtedly the. beat. You know lt. Every one knows‘ lt. There are shoes among them for the

" -FOR-

Thcre can be nobat-ar shoes than the

dressiest. tastiest or the most stylish women ofthe land, and there are other

of quiet taste, also shoes for children of

Conroy the Shoeman, Sunnyside, Char-

Men's Caps 30-Takus.in practically

allinstock. Everyeap up to 90c goes

Condensed Advertisements

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w’ANTED-- By a young man holding

college diploma position an inok-

Apply at this ofiice. lllddilid- '

Early Planting.

Early varieties for the Ilot

bed.

Cabbage, (best early

varieties.

Garden Peas. Lettuce, Tomato, Cauliflower, Celery,

SWGCI P628 (over

6o separate colors) uow

' ready at

Caricr’s.Sccd Storc, Charlottetown.

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