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We opened yester- Siay a large wr spring millinery glected by our buyer yn England and United WStates.

Miss McKeiver is now aprepared to execute four orders for Kuster.

Call early to ensure prompt delivery.

WEEKS & CO

The People’s Store. Wholesale and Retail.

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HOT CROSS BUNS HOT CROSS BUNS TWO A PENNY TWO A PENNY HOT CROSS BUNS

Such is the street cry in English cities on Good Friday.

Here we have no 'peu- nies but we have the genuine delicious

HOT CROSS BUNS.

Price 10c a dozen. Oxder now—ready for deliverery Friday morn- ing.

TaLernone 98,

D. Stevvart

Eoiire-& Bakery BAKES BEST BREAD.

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‘PECIALIST-——F ye, Ear, Nose and Threat.

Crricr—Cemeren Rlock

Rrsipeyce— Richmeood Street, West.

Orrick Korrs—t 20am,to [lpm,2tod4pm : Evenings by appoi otment

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W «NTED.. Two or three .mart young girls ;

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KILLED BY A TRAIN.

quest Tonight.

The train coming from the west vester- day afternoon, struck % an named Thomas Kavanag) who was lying acroes the (rack near Si. Dunvstan’s College. He appeared to be asleep at the time and was apparently uc

aware of the epproach of the train. The driver saw bim across rails, but had not time to stop hie

track atthe time. The man wason a bare spot where he could not be seen till too late. Had he been on enow the train would probably have been stopped in time, one side and was picked up unconscious. He was taken to the Charlottetown Hosp:- tal, but died about an hour after arriving without becoming conscious. The body was badly bruised, and the skul! was fractured,

An inquest will be held tonight at 8 o’clock ia the city court room by Dr. Me Leod, coroner. The jury will consist of Peter Halloran, foreman, Thomas Dover, Matthew McCourt, Jobr Gillis, Michae: Hennessey, Bartlett McKinley and Joseph Hugbes. The jury viewed the body las! evening and ordered the burial today. The interment was in the Peoples’ cemetery at three o’clock. :

Kavanagh was about forty years of age. He lived nearthe old quarry on the Mount Edward Road, aod was on his was home from Charlottetown at the time of the accident.

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P. E. ISLAND HOSPITAL

Valuable Contributions Thankfully Acknowledged.

The Trustees of the P. E. Island Hos- pital passed a cordial vote of thanks to the following persons for their haadsome donations towatd the furnishing of the new Hospital :

Mrs. Alexander McDonald, Dalvay, for furnishing private room.

Manchester Robertson: & Allison for two hat racke, writing desk, table and chairs.

E. W. Taylor fora handsome clock.

The Faithful Circle of the King’s Daughters for furnishing a private room.

Tne Loyal Circle of the King’s Daught- ers fur furnishing a private rcom.

Mrs. Hobkirk and Mre(Dr.) Warburton for furnishing Childrea’s Ward.

Miss Isabel Macmillan for her handsome donaiion of $250.

Mr, and Mre. George D. Longworth furnishing Men’s Ward, and also supply- ing a vse deme wardrobe.

Court Mount Stephen, I. 0. F., haudsome dispensing case.

The Ladies’ Hospital Aid Society for furnishing Women’s Ward, donating $100

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other furnishings which were much re quired. Mre. George Davies for Ironing Maagie W. A. Hawley, Esq., for tuning organ.

a ; eo Rae Constipation ; Headache, biliousness, heartburn, indf- gestion, and all liver ills are cured by

Hood’s Pilis

Sold by all druggists. 25 centa.

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DIED. At Avondale,St. John’», Nfll, on March 25th, of consumption, Jean, the beloved wife of S. Ruby, and mother of Mrs. (Capt.) A. Neilson, of this city. {O:her Island papers please cory.}

At Vernon River, April3, John Fraot, lin Weatherbie, sonof John D. and Av a Bella Weatberbie, aged 2 years and 2 months.

Stealthily the oiack-robed ang} In the shadow hovered nigh,

And our Jobnny’s soul hae venished To its home beyond the sky.

Now the tender bud transplanted, Blooms io beaven’s purer air, But our tears will spring unbidden

O’er the little vacant chair.

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HEALTH

STRENGTH AND HAPPINESS

Cor those who take Hucnres Digestive Tonic. This preparation has made a eplendid reputation for iteelf. Where there are cases of indigestion, loss of appetite and general debility it imparts sounder realth, better digestion sad more vigorons activity. It is just the thing after the “Grippe”. We have the greatest faith in its cura- tive properties and gladly rec- commend it.

Price 25c a bottle at

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The Queen may remain io Ireland for a |

} ment will meet tonight,

Rev. J J MacDonald, of Kiukora, is in | the city.

Mr. H D McEwen, of More)), is visiting |

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Mr. David Schurman was a passenger | from the west today.

Hon. Anthony McLaughlin, of Peake’s

the Station, 18 In the cit).

Miss Louise Dawson returned from!

j =} yt © ' ; : (rain which} was on a straight | Bermuda last evenin,

Mr. Geo. Hanington, of Sydney, C. B.,

18 # guest at the Hote] Davies. Lori Strathcona has given $2,000 to the

He was thrown a short distance to | Norma) Training Schoo! at Hamilon.

Mr. Geo. J McCor’ CAmDe 10

train,

the city tuvgay by the eastern

His Lordstip Bishop Macconald was a passenger by this morning’s train from the east, ;

Ex-Councillor Nicholson left this | morning ov a trip to Vancouver and | Dawson O.ty.

tev. Alfred Young, one of the fcunders

ofthe Paulist community, died in New| York last week Mr, P. J. Quion, the well knowa com -~

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mercial traveler, is among the latest ar- | rivals at the Hotel Davies.

Capisin T. G. Taylor of the Gulnare, | was 4 passenger by the Stanley this | morning en rovte to Halifax.

Mr. W L Waring, steamboat iaspector, ig¢a the Queen Hotel. He came over from Pictou by the Princess.

Mr. A J King, who has osen in the | eastern section of the proviace in the in | terests of Brows & Webb, Balifax, return- | ed to Charlottetown this Morning.

Mr. Thomas Matheson, son of Mr. |} Roderick Matheson, of the Prince Edward | Island Railway, Jeft this morning to join the Northwest Mounted Police

Mr. James Dover, of Truro, is among | the guests at the Hotel Davies. Mr. |

i | c, of S'. George’s, | | ' } i i ‘ i | |

; Dover resided in Charlottetown some years |

ago,and his many friends are alway glad ‘o | see him.

At a recent Patriotic Concert held by the Ancient Order of United Workwen a very fine addre+s upon fraterpsliem was read by Mr. J A Nicholson, M. A., Prin- cipal of Westmount Academy, a member of the Order.

We are pleased to Jearn that Mr. John M McMillan, of Wood islands, who was seriously ill with inflamaiion of the lungs, is greatly improved under treatment of Dr. J F Martin, and will likely be aroundagain in a few days.

Rev. Dr. Carman, general superioten- dent of the Methodist church, bas gone to Enrope, where he will attend as a frater- nal delegate of the British Wesleyan Con~

Local and Other items.

: : ' of Tenebrae begins tui- evening at ~+ven o'clock.

Hor Cross Buxe.—The genuine Got . : Cross Bune Can only te cbiained S&L stewart’s Bakery. See advt.

Arrests Wor )ruNKennees.— There

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 11, 1900.

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eiceeliiitec ADVERTISERS —Plex+e send in all changes of ade. betore 10 #. w. each day.

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Sr. Dunersan’s ( arpeprat.—The cfiice

were 12 arrests for dru. kenncas in Maren of this year compared wth 26 in the corresponding month of 1499.

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Don’t Miss Ir.—Onlv 25 ernts for the

tea and apron sale in Y. M.C. A. hall to- morrow from 530:0 8p. m, Children

under ten years of age 15 cenis.

ReLiciovs Services, — Tire Rev. D. Me~ Lean will preach at North Riveron Sun« day, the 220d inst, at 2.30 o’clock and at New Giasgow Road .t 6 30 p. m.

There will be a meeting ofthe B. & A. Club this evening at 830 ©All the wem- bers are requested to attend as business of importance io be traneacted. By order, Secretary.

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Leacue Maronges.—The Council of the

| Military Rifle League has fixed the fol-

lowing dates for league matches: Jane | 2od and 9th, July “th and 2lst. The series will be the same as last year.

Tue Srantey.—The idea of riacing the Stanley ov the Summerside- Pictou route bas been abandoned be« cnanse of the lack of freight at Pictou. Her uext move will probable be to the

Magdalen Islands.

Raster Festrivat.—Don’t forget the Easter Festival on Wednesday evening next, 18:h inst., in St. Joseph’s Convent. An entertaining programme will be pve-

| sented, aud a large attendance is expected

and desired. Proceeds in aid of St.

Joseph’s Conven:.

VaLvuaBLe Estate.—The estate of the late Michael Dwyer, of Halifax, 18 estimated to be worth at least half a million dollars. His will bequeeths $500 each to St. Vincent de Pan! society, Catbolic Orphanage Asylum and the as-

the ekilful | S0ciation for improving the condition of

the poor.

OxsirvaRy.— Friends and acquaintances will learn with regret and sympathy for the, bereaved of the sudden death of Benjamin Beare, of Brooklyn, Lot 61, in tne 59th year of his age, on the first day of April. He took a cold tat developed into inflammation ot the lungs and died

ference. Before returning he will pro- bably visit the continent and the Holy oS a. 10d.

Mr. Samuel Hood, of the firm of Hood & Son, died at Haverhill, Mass, on Sun day, of la grippe, after an ii!ness of eight days. Mr. Hood was a brother of Messrs Ricbard Hocd, of Corrwall, and Geo. Hood, of Tyrov. To his widow and other relatives we extend our sympathy.

Why not chew the best? ‘“ Black ass”? Navy Chewing Tobacco claims that proud position amorg tobaccos! The great popularity whieh its grand flavor and p»rity have ébtained for it substantrates its claim. Itis a revelation to old chew- er’s, “Bleck Bass” Navy Chewing To- baco is Union made.

Local Notices.

New Miple Sugar (island make) re- ceived this morning at Beer & Goft’s

Caye Cod Cranberries at Beer & Goft’s.

Our English and German Jackets arrived tod-ay. Nuff ved. Prowse Bros.

Cane Interrverep.—We are informed that the cable tothe Magdelen Ielands is interrupted.

Miller Bros for the latest sheet music

Mittinery Goons.—Jd ust opened a large part of our new spring millinery goods bought by our buyer in England. All the latest goods in the milliaery line. Weeks & (»., The People’s Store.

Oar English and German Jackets arrived to-day. Nuff

sed. Prowse Bros.

Srraw Hats.—We have just received 6 cases of Straw Hats in al] the latest shaper, Sailore,Baden-Powell and others at Weeks & Co., The People’s Store.

Miss McKeiver can attend to that millinery order of yours for Easter, New | geode just to hand. Weeks & Co., The People’s Store.

Carters for Wall Paper.

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Sir. Campana. ae |

Will leave Montreal (ice permit- | ting) on her first trip

Monday, April 23rd, 1900.

Send your orders in time,

CARVELL BROS:

afier apatieat euffering of ten days. He icaves seven eonsand two daughters to mourn tbe lors of one of the kindest and

pleasantest parents. He was married but nine months to hie second wife, to whom the family are much aitached. They will keenly fee! the loss which will take some time to reconcile. His neighs bors, friends aud acquaintances will long miss dis pleasant companionship.

Temperance Axtiiance.—The meeting of the Charlottetown Temperance Alli- ance, held last evening in the Y. M. C. A. parlor, was wellattended. Owing to the unavoidable absence of tome of the officers, reports of ' Jast years work were pot seul mitted, and the election of officers was postponed till next meeting.

Aw animated discussion took {place on the Lresent condition of temperance effairs in Charlottetown and the necessity for an imsproveme<t.The meeting was uvanimous in the opirion tbat ‘the cooly practical solution of the question 18 provincial pro hibition. The following resolutions wer- unanimously adopted: e

Resolved that our Local legislature be urged to pase a provincia! probibition law.

Resolved that the Federal Government be urg’d,to pass a law giving the 'argest degiee of prohibition te those provinces which gave amajority vote in favor of prohibition at the recent Plebiecite elec- tion.

Superior Quality

Of Wine, a tincture of Iron that will not blacken the teeth, anda peptonized extract cen- taining the tissue-forming con- stituents of fresh beef, will be found in every bettie of cur

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We thcught the trade for Rubber goods almost over-— But—with weather like this you capnut afford fo sun any risks-~should you need a new pair remember that—

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A new’ lot just received makes our asfor mut complete-—The best brand sold hers a: ihe ordinary prices.

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Have a ieck throvgh your house, and if anything needs repairing, let us send for it. We wil! yut it in first-class order and ovr charze will be very low. ’

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