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For a present or for your self co

Just arrived by S S Coila 1900 feet of Picture Moulding of all the latest designs Call in and see samples

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Books and Stationary Yictoria Row Opposite Post Office

fend him=e‘f like alion

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Many are taken in now a.-days and ale ofiiin, from S10 00 to $’U OU tor Vi atcnes not worth $5 00 bv buying of peddlers an l itbeis who are not Watch maker Do not be deceiied but when vou want a. reliable Wattii bui onlv of one who iinderstaiifls e trade and

&l\~ onlv aiaii price fora good zirtitie

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Bv Zo per cent the largest prize list _offered

i.i Eiiste-rn (To.iiiida_

Q I I C E inriioveiisrir iii evenv nsriiiriieiir.

, WONDERFUL SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS.

-i At Great Expenses the_ Commission have se~

is “ I ' . _ ' I' ~

firm

me and we will do it g

cheap We have on hand trials Mailre Leblois will also be prose

cnted as an accomplice

" 1"""9 mek of Picture Lol Picquart and Mailre Leb‘o s have M0U1d1U" U0 050030 f!`0m not yet been arrested but they are 1

J documents beariuvou the whole case

,_ - Esterhazy by Emile Lola the man who,

"_ that name one member of which

ire general iommission mer Cured~heT?|E*“‘;‘EE;E}_£"`b°|§"f‘l‘;E¥";5Wa'Drama direct f O

““P0'"'3e"3 ° ra'n0eQ‘ Magniflcently mounted with beautiful cos

Banana e'c Jobbers and tuiueaempioyingatull

Cf butter, Eggs, Cheese and aimiuoii or riioors Ano siiiios,

, . ., - t ZH d nd

tixioiiteet coeds efiiii kinds §,§g;i¢\§';,_,",;‘g,};’,_§,§,‘;,‘§5‘,‘}‘£f*€.i'{i,°‘2ii.§’,i»v“3fi*`iie

Ono - HaS Undeniabl

Himself Like a Lion

-ii

Wa the borderean in the Dreyfus case, and Mme Pays his mistress, have been ar rested

I`he arrests are apparently in connec

tion with the reopening of the Dreyfus 0889

The cabinet has decided to prosecute

Col Picqnnrt. who was disciplined for “g1vingtestlmony*ENUr\fble“m H" Yolo at the recent trial of the author on the charge of an illegal communication 0 documents concerning the course of the State toward Maitre Leblois, who was Col Picquart’s le al adviser at tne Zola.

ble to from two to five years impris onment

The Government is determined to su

press the agitation on behalf of Dr

us The paners to dav publish several

Esterliazy is a most interestinv human

document H o. thorouvh goinv bandit but a b ave one He has un deninble courage ani knows howto d -

This was tae estimate put t con Count

for reflecting on the court-martial which acquit ed Estcrhazy was sen tenced to ii year’s imprisonment and to pay a line ofd O00 francs, which sen- tence how ever, wa~ sunsequentlv set aside

(cunt Esterhazv is connected with

the eelebifved Hunoarian family of

Prince I-,sterhazv was 169011911 M9019 time avo, to be about to marry Mrs

Langtry But in 1370 the Count enter- ed the lrench army 'ind registered nini

NOVA SCOTIA S

PRUVINCIAL EXHIBITIUN

IHDUSTRIHL FAIR AT i-iAi.ii=Ax, N s ,

Sole On a modem <=°-sa e r*'“»ee:e.i‘:.f‘:e,::::.:°se.aae:

. ~ .iu'~'i' -. :£3

Correspondence solicited. i,_.i . .i-fi-issnpeiiis ri-em 1,3240; ggi; WOODILL & CO, ~ ,g up -lnlprenor in every Y

36) Bqrnngmn Sf ' yu- .- 2; , .us and all information, add1’e=8.

I- .2 .'I.‘ ,Ci HlilIiHl1iflX.N-S

15 d3ll1 Hglyax, :Y-5.1 J I WOJD lgaiiagoi-,and Secretary.

Esterhazy is a Thorough Coing Bandit buta Brave

Courage and Will Defend

PARTS July 15 -Count lierdinand lsin Esfarhazy the alleged author of

lIii'en.w& plrliiyali Government to prosecute him

court was set aside he and M Perieux the proprietor of the newspaper Aurore which printed his charges, wer8'after wards found guilty of iibeilingthe mem bers of the Eslerhazy court martial and is ere assessed damarres Besides beinv fined, Zola. in addition being sentenced to imprisonment

Of Mme Pavs no mention vi as made

during the trouble Esterhazy men tioned ‘~a veiled lady ’ who had warned him of a plot against him He re- ceived an anonymous letter, he said, telling hini he hai been chosen to Serv as a scapegoat for Dreyfus He re ceived a second communication in the same writing proposing a meeting at the Alexander Bridge works He went th re at midnight and a ‘ veiled lady who came in a carriage, gave him a paper saying

l`h s proves Dreyfus vuiltl sent

it to London but I have been there to fetch it to you ”

Awoman who claimed to be the ‘veiled lady and who was known as Mme, Jouffry d Abbans, was arrested soon after this, charged with black nriilinv ac-aptain in the army Many letters siipportinv the charve were seized at the time

CHCAGO MARKETS

Criicaco Julv 16 _ [special ]

l`he following are the clo~ing rates

Juli wheat '3i, corn 303 oats, 235%

pork 9 80

Sep* wheat, 671 corn, 33g , oats,19§ ,

pork, ll) OO

Dec wneat,6il,corn ell, oats _

pork _-

Atcheson, Sll, New York Central 171 Burlington 100 Cotton 598

Theltoyol iotbeliiglicst grndebokiagpowdor known. Actual tosuohow it goooooo- thifdflfthortlinneoyothorbrllil.

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l§lIlGPO&lO0.,|I£VYOK.

June 21. ddcw 8 mos. _

y n confinement, it was de

gladregl that a'rioh and titled army otlicer

a c ged the Min

istcpot War and the investigating of-

But although the sentence of the Zola

property They surrendered all arms

ton throuvh the French ministers

‘Y

ports attleiioney but no way to get

lhmerieaas in good condition e mam hemgwn, wngmmsmemwap 59953 YOU *h* A-~=--i-QU

Hllway All the SPHHSII will b° 1‘°' the terrible roads There are |medi Wmed t0 BPM" 53 300|! as P°S31b19» cines and food twelve miles a t

way o

’ 50113 Pefmllwd W “ke P°1‘f9'b1° °hlll’¢!l1 prolong life while people are starving

The terms have to be sanctioned by, Adl§§;bl§0R§,’at;;:; 1fql;§§£?°:;I3;o Madrid but General Toral gave aisur lleave Guamanamo today and is due

ance they would be In the meantlme at the Canaries about Angus ltbe 1 st

the two armies will remain in trenches i LONDON July 16 _(Spoma1)_Au

The Spafnardq h°P° t° have then danger of il revolution in Spain at news |NsuRANcl Aclur'

arms returned President and Secretary

of the defeat and ‘he surrend chaf|0tt¢t9

Wil

Alger waimly complimented Shaffer sidered past er is can _ _.,..._, on ilie success of his campaign The war Th 1 3 t t board wday d°°'ded t° send d°°t°rs the teliliiop Strlixneg Tilggsldies hlivgclfjfn nurses and medical supplies to Santiago taken to keep the Carhsts m check It lmmedmely is said that Spain is willing to cede

MADRID July 16-(Special) -Several Cuba and pay an indemnity but wants

new spapers say the government today to keep Porto Rico and hopes to be able opened peace negotiations at Washing to retain the Philippines by the help of

the powers

T0 SETTLE DISPUTES

President McKinley Makes Five

Appointments

W asHi\'GToN, July 16-(SieciaI)-

The President has appoin od Seiiaiors Fairbanks ,and Grey r» resentaiives Dinoley and Kasson and lolin W F ter to meet the English an l Canadian delegates to adjus relations be iveen Canada and the States

TRADE AND SHIPPING

du Martin, Davis, do , SS City of Ghent McNevin Halifax N S Julv 16-A S

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i’oiiT OF CHARLOTTI-:Tow1\_

July 14-Ar-Life Beat Anderson,l

Picton, l\ S July lo-Daniel Roberts,

ie;e:» e.e,,e;;“Be.,f::e;e°ie rom. » ~ Athlete ,Roberts Sydney, C B Etoile and hm* Wat” f‘“`““°e Rmb m°d°"

FOR THE YUKUN

A Halifax Man Wlll Act as Control

Orriiwa, July 16-(Special) _J I

Lithgow. Halifax, arrived today and will leave next week to fill an appoint- ment as controller in the Yukon

LEFT

TIIE

He was a major

in the infantry but early last year was ` retired on half pay, on the grounds that §-

he was temporarilv infirm

Esterhazy’s troubles began after the

conviction in 1894 of Capt Albert

Dre ins, of the Fr n

y e cli army, of betray

ing military secrets to the German government His conviction was based I on a document (bnudereau) said to be

bear his sivnature He denied giiilt,but in his handwnting but which did not Be he is now serving a life sentence, in

close conflnemeni,on Devi1’s Island

n U But Dreyfus had many faithful

friends They had noticed Esterbazy’s

absoroinv iiterest in the rosecutio

p n p

and it set them to thinking Then, af er

- e Dre fus was i

a een requested to resign as a result

T of the continued leaking of military se cre s It wa

,.»~», s said al o that the oflicers A

was the author of the “ "

bordereau

l- very one in France took the descrip

UF tion as that of Esterhazv Specimens of

L d his handwriting were found to be very

9 simi :ir to that in the document Then

8 IBS IIIIIIQDIH _ manylettmsaldto have beennmtten Spanish Sick and Wounded Will Be Cared For in the

b E

y slerharv came to livht many of AlTl8l’IC8l\ \I'I08|)If8I *N0 SI |18 Cf 8 RCVOIUYICH In

LIUC fill' o them showed the greatest bitterness g

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n e abmets |nma,ive agamst the French, and especially Spain -Clara Barton Describes Scenes of Awful

Frenciinebrews Misery --Women and Children Starvlng

The Figaro printed these letters, in

one of which the writer said he would

serve The Turkish service and added I

I shall not leave without having played

tne trick of

my own cn those amiable W iisriiiwroii, J ulv 16 -(Special) - Senor Sagasta iii an interview said Y

F 1`E‘;;’;_';‘;‘ acknowled ed the author Santiago surrender terms were definite the government had news of peace pro amp of mos); of the Ietérs and at hm ly settled to'lav Il. is understood that posals much more acceptable than Pre- own I-eqgast he was court lnanmied on refugees will be permitted to return to sident McKinley is onblicl re rted to

_ r iw i as careful as

ii charge of having dealings with a me my Au Amermanmhuh-y patrol hge oiei-ed He would continue in but a Q

torli wer or its a ents to eie o ceto concliidepeaoe thenigrfd Pcgmmit hostilitiis or undelltalke vnu be posted m mnliundlag mm? e EL C may Put ‘H Your Wu. agmnst Fmneeh or procure It the The American bospita wi care or amiz, July 16 --(Special

) _

means of doing so the Spanish sick and wounded All the Many sick and starving are here Clara

Th d

9 CV! 01109 WN WIS!! béhlll 6108211 Spanish troops but General Lugue’s Barton says the women and children

d°°"i 01° “fd1°°W“‘ N0* ZW! 1* io ooo ei neiquiii win some eimgieiier skim pinning for me W” 3”” mm ° 1°*°° WP d tosantiago and surrender uuns and

i 9°” ' ’°°’ °“‘ There ii-eiiooi f

Faure, at Zola pointed out illegalitus °"° mm °" t"°°` mme court mam 1 ut defences will be turned over to the

seilvlln

Just opened I large

ment of

Wlth vlowo

and I I

mounted views on at 10, lo and 25c each

gg; 1 Im tc@m

17f~.a~' Wh-W

neighbor

They are good SN* Cos and never coated a claim

Impo rtant Announcement oiieiir iiirsiiisr To militia.

HE management of the Charlottetown lip

T Works, announce to the farmers of Plhoo

Edward Island, that they have pumhaosil&a verylowdgure for a term of yours all

by ‘product of the Charlottetown Pat

king actory accumulating from time D

dine, andaro in a position to supply hflolo and others with acheap soap lar superior h quality to the home-made article. and at a dcesolovgoailmmakeltlizcaigielyworthwib s n soap so es ereafter mfdgoixn Banwldne for mein sam da byall dealers at the low price of ben mah

i- of three pounds.

THINK OF I -A first-class laundry i courlng soap only 10 cents for 3 lbs. It wm B ii. waste ot time and money for flrnldl U bother about soap making now The lihlo hehassoid tothePork Factorynfor ooolitlio lb will be returned to hlm. ma ufacturoilhb a first class article ot soap at aoostc .\ traction over 3c per lb

J D 0 B <stlil youregilei o Han & o er

iioiiet ovinFeh lil

_` _,_ -3

To _i.i:1'

The southern lialf of the residencb of thelate Chief Justice Palmer, con-o

V Apply to H James Palmer. near

Townshend Whittle. Picton' Diel tr' I `

July 14--Cld-Dianthus, Daley. Mar-.

ray Harbor: Life Boat. Anderson, Pic. ton; Morning Light, Richards, Grand

lace; Minnow, Duplesey, Buctouclie; Athlete, Roberts, Wallace; Etoile du Matin, Davis, Picton. July 16--A S Townshend. Whitt1e,do ;Die1ytris,Cook, Lock Deven, CB; Mary D, Lawson,

River. July ‘ 15 Daniel. `R0berts,‘ Wallace; SS Citv of Ghent, McNevin.f-

GLEAIIEII

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a or rs

Cook, Lock Leven. C B; Marky Law-1 mer Queen Street. , son, \Vallace; General i leton, y July 15 2\v d Godin, Belledune, N B. f i ‘

summerside; Lim c. Heeaeisen,wsi-ll GDIE FOI\ SHIPS. _Summa-wmsis ;i°il~T<i we hm

iitéy situated 4 miles from Charlottoto C-

Wallace. ' 1

:ood Bathing and looting.

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