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NEW BRUNSWICK '

BUDGET SPEECH

~'-~---- - . . - - ~ *_ _ _ Aw *_ MY T

-»EDW/XRD _OPENS THE INTERCOLONIAL

C' IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT REFORMATION

' Tweedig, Whg Counts I A First-Class Detective Service, increase in

Delivered by Premier

on a Surplus for Curre`nt Year and Ex- ounds His Policy as to issuing Bonds,

P

Also Dealing with Central Railway.

niiirr lwecrfie tonight brong rt down hnilgct rind ruadc a lengthy speech taining the Government policy on di

nay,t\vo points on which criticism hus

lice-n ofl`ci'cd.

Hill llii lllll ‘ SIIBNIIIHINIS

f\`r\\'i‘Ii|i'i‘, ll, I.. ]i`\~Ii.l7.-'l‘iic sulinia-

iiat- iorpr-.io boats Porpoiso aiul Shark,

\

n int-ii have just been thoroughly over- arrive on the Pacific Coast at I-he bfsi - .

“Ing °j’Apr“’ and Wm then "sn Edmxcg In the debate which followed Mr. Chnrn»

m beriain delivered fighting n speech, attack-

liniiloil at the Brooklyn nrivy yard, were given au eight hour endurance run today. ‘|‘ia- boats maintained an average speed nl nl»niir.ti.'_. knots an hour throughout tho in i n iiii ir choppy sea and n northwest niini hldwiin; 25 miles an hour. It was innnd that in the run today Ili() gallons of the Trl) gallons of gasoline which the boats' tanks hold was consumed.

_ii-$-G

liililllil' SAME IHE Wiillll iii

his' ex- 'from territorial revenue and certain

f’fer_\cellaneous receipts which will bring

r t questions Including i.he issuing of, tolal lo $8il7,(l50.

l"iii;iii~:irff"i'0N, Fpb. li).-(SpeciaI.)-Prc-| Ile estimates the Provincial incom

r \ T I

I' ,

\ Il laiials and dealing with the Central Itail- The estimated expenditure for all

eat

The Speech Contains. Few Surprises but Somethin for ireland, New

5 , Long Distance Passenger Fares and Com-

Constituiion for the Transvaai and Sus ension of Chinese Labor- `

. P _ m_erciaI TraveiIer’s Rates, and Coal

Chamberlain Makes a Fighting Speech and Premier Replies-.

, Mr Balfour to be Opposed in London

$401,300 from Dominion subsidies $255,001, ' '

poses he puts down at $878,307, leaving

l prospective surplus of $19,252.

Pillilill iilIHl|li

here that Prince Arthur of Connaught

ton, \Vinnipeg, and Port Arthur, reach Ottawa about April 15. The party w probably leave the capital April illfo Toronto iind Niagara Falls. Return

and later visit Montreal and Quebec.

auiiiiiii iiisis

the

DU?

iS l lllNGllilM

the usual ceremony and following lils speech the debate waxed warm.

L The speech contained no irrentsnrprises.

Several matters of minor interest were

referred to, but among them was the statement that a new constitution for the Transvaai would be drawn un as seon as possible and in thc meantime the importntions of Chinese would be

suspended'

' The speech stated that the Ministers

are considering u plan for improving the system of Government of ireland and for

M,,N-,-,m,,,__ Fe\,_ 17___],|_, ,,,,,,o,,,,c,.,| introducing thereinto some menus for

viii associating the people with the conduct "' of their affairs

K- ing the Government on nil points and os-

Illil pecially on their South African policy.

they will go to the Maritime Provinces ue threw down me gauntlet regard,”

Home Rule and in tariff matters promised to make things warm.

The Pr'emier's reply was lengthy und

good natured, the speaker assuming that his position was so strong t.hat be could afford to be generous.

The debate was continued a t great

length by other speakers.

il.\Nni;iiK, Feb. lti-The wanton murder ‘Iel‘I\'¢9 U13 “BIDS 0¢l\S¢\`l W BXI95

oi it beautiful- young prima donno

.lyuthia has caused wiriespread indign tion. Anileng Phin was very popuia l’i-oplc ilnokeii to hear her; evcrywiic ~.ln: was \\'clr:onio<i with rapturou applause. Oiic night sonic tiifco or fou liniuircri people Iiad gathered to hear h iii a rranihlinir house. She camo upon th .~\n;;o nnil was about to commence her song.; ~ when the report of n. firearm rang through thc room and Audeng Phin fell lr-ad, shot through the heart. The .i~<nssin, a niuu, was caught. ills rnotiv

popularity of Aiidcng Phin fired hi with rage and drove him to committ i-i'iiiii‘.

_.._..»---

Sore Throat and Coughe it rinipic, cffociive and safe remedy for all throat .'..ii.aa...i.is fonnain

Cresolono Antiscptic Tablets 'alley ambins the ggfmieiarig voir.. :$23173 ...loo in ro r no .

"rifii an ni-'ii:»’i»i» aw

_

Mothers! Sale of Children’s Boots

soinetliing cheap in footwe that will do until you buy

your summer wear-Now we

have set at lot of child- i-cu’s boots into boxes and nmrkecl them in plain figures:

We want to clear them out

for our new stock--so this stile will suit us all--Look at tliese prices :

Childls slippers, r strap,

sizes 5, 6, ,8, 9,10 - 25C

Cliild’s button boots, choco- ,

late and black kid, 3, 4,` 5, 6, 7 ' - - ~ _39°

Cliild’s split lace nailed,

inuzinakc for wet, 6, 7, 8, 9, ro, . _ - 5oc

Cliild's buff lace nailed

finer strong make, 6, 7, 8, 9, mi ' ‘ " 75°

Girls’ split lace nailed our

ninke, rr 12, 13, r, z 69c

Girls’ bongola and pebble

boots, rr, 12,13, r, 2 $1-00

Boys’ heavy good boot for

now, rr, I2, I3 - $1-0°

Boys’ buff and heavy

leathers, now 1,2, 3, 4, 5, ¢x.|o

(IOFF BROS.

., yet another addition to her over

,_ possessions, for this. of course, in crude

words, is the interpretation of the

9 diplomatic announcement that “an ogre - ‘

,» mcnt has been concluded with the Suit

Q, which provides for the appointment of

' r

B British resident, with poviers io cont

LoNnuN, Feb. li.-The ancient kingil

sea

e an

llllil

(illlics, John McDonald and George \ Cumruin arrived here yesterday on

They came from Debert to Thompso thirty-one miles, on Tuesday and from th la tor lace to Moccan, twent-y»one mile

John ncxt Wednesday. They carry n

d I A R They expect to accomplish the roun trip within_i\_year.

ailments are quickly relieved by Oraooien i¢i.1ou.¢¢nomi.¢p¢rt»z. androirriltl-

lViUNSEY’S MAGAZINE

for February is

Ladies Home Journal

Magazines for

Feb. |906

now on our New

Counter.

ilaszaiii fi. Iiiiuiii

the general administration cf the State."

B W

for the ci-imc was sheer sordid professional

_ii»alonsy. A singer himself, the greater

in h

. . ll

This time of year you want mm., aaa.. harm...-. -..a »n.fn.n»»:

ar

GREAT NUMBER.

and all other |good

an einem uri

The Liberals have selected Thomas

" Um Bowles to oppose Mrtiilaifour in Iiondon.

from which the great island of Borneo Mn Balmm. cammmwed ms name

an campaign today.

mm LONDON, Feb. lil-(Speciai.)-King 'V -

Edward opened Parliament today with

fr' '_

vu. Ann

Annxuvops. Qmiiuu oousoar. _

' Z _

M, Januaryl, X000, and Great Britain _made _»._ ,.~,_ WW , g_, _,_ N ,_ .

F0

is gi

siinii Piicis

Sr. Psrausaoun, Feb. 17-Five famous

political prisoners, the last inmates of the Schlusselburg Fortress, were taken from their cells last. night and sent to Siberia to serve the remainder of their sentences. They were Karpovich, who killed Minister of Education Boirnieff in

Ai\liil'1BS'l'. N-S-. Feb. 17.--Three stal. 1901, for forcibly enrolling student dem-

wart young men of North Sydney, J. H'

V.

onstrators in the army; Gerahunin and Melnikoff, accomplices in the assassin-

‘1 ation of Interior Minister Sipiaguine,

“S

walkingtoflr to San Francisco and return. and organizers of the fighting or-gnnln.

,, _ .

~ tion of the social re\olutlonists, Sason< 9 eff, the murderer of Inter-ior Minister 5 Von PIehve.and his accomplice, Sekor-

la P _ Y0SifBl“d\\V~ Thai '=Xi>\’»°5 I~° \`°“°h Si" sky. Tho sentences have been materi-

o ally ameliorated by the Emperor's am-

luggage except a medicine chest contain- nasty dec;-ea or Ngvgmbor last,

e n a h nd ba slung over the shoulder; ___4,___

IIHIIHEH llliMl

IMMIEHAIIIS

\ _-___

Lorlnon, Feb. 17.-The Church Army is

aupeallng to the public for half a million dollars to carry on emigration ol tho unemployed to Canaria. In a letter to the press the Secretary points out 'that the army is devoting $50,000 this sea- son to this work. For $50 a head they

3, undertake to transport the emigrant

from his hornein Englandtoa homo in Canada. “ws aor.'i."they amrm. “two

abil and willing to work and to conduct. themselves properly. In cases of doubt candidates will be subjected to s rigor- ous test." -

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CET MORE VIM I

ll you are tired nervous, sleepless*

hlve headaches and langour, you nee Dr. Hamiieanm rms: tha tons ‘hs gwmach, assist digestion, h _ce you up at ouch. 'taken at night youre well hy morning. Sickness anld tired feeling dis-

ixesith 'ali t egloys of ilfii comes to every

ii' e no . mmiiionu riin may

5 ag, 'pei' b`dx at a'Ii dealers. '

CHICAGO IARKETS-

puss to send out any but such asarn.

sppm- instantly. Vnnsviritl. lunar

I

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iI.P.li. ill ililllll -

llllliillllliiii iilli

o IHEIGHI HllllSi PHILIPPIIIIS

For Freight in Stlohn Ea Near the Present Union Depot.

ST. .loir.\', Feb. lil.-(SpecIai.)-Tlicre talk here of the Canadian Pacific oo

l’r~iir./irii-;i.i-iixa,Feb. its-An] order' for

St 4,000,000 ball cartridges has been received

from the Ordnance Department at the Frankford Arsenal bers. They are to be of 30-calibre for Krug-Jorgensen rifles.

Although no oiiloial information conlrl

he obtained at t'he arsenal as to the reason for thc large arlrlitional order for cart- ridges it is understood they are intended

is forthe troops in the Philippines. It is in- n* tiniated that the Increased order is in an ticipstion of possible trouble in China.

structiug a large freight warehouse on _____.l._-

the east side near the present Union De- ‘

T0 CURE ACOLD IN ONE DAY.

pot for the purpose of handling leo

freight.

This would adord better facilities tha

al

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinino

Tablets. Ilruggists refund mone% If it

n fails to cure. E. WV. GR \’E`S,

signature is on each box, Qfic,

at present, especially as the Railway now 12.14 "5 0”,

controls the line from the Station to the

Suspension Bridge.

__i___i__-

. Catarrh Cannot be Cured

with LOCAL{APPLiCATIONS,astheycan not reach the scat of the disease. Cntarrl

is a blood or constitutional disease-,and

KING EilWllll|l A Hllilll Wiilllllli

r in

crdertocureit you must take internal -1 remedies. Hall‘sCi\tarrIi Cure is taken 1,in\'rm,\', pei., r7~Klng Edward told internally and acts directly onthe blond the Re‘__ WNW" ammo, hand 0, me

'\

and raucous surfaces. linlI`s Cafaril

Cure isnot a qunck merihlue. It u'aslCI‘l1l'0i\ Milly. \Vl\0 “'05 NUBIVBG in

resoribcd by cnc of the best physician

u audience at Buckingham Palace today,

P” thi” "°“"'~fY fm" Y°“"5 'md I5 “ “`l!“I“" 'that he often worked twelve hours u day

prescription. Itis composed of the hes tonics known, ooinbincd with thc ber. blood purifiers, acting directly on th

mucous surfaces. The perfect coinbina

Ion of the two lnrrrcrlicnts is what pro- ducossuoh wonderful results in curln

Catarrh. Send for testlmoniiils frcr-_

F. J. CHENEY 8: C0., Props.,

Toledo, 0.

Sold by Druizgists price loc.

Take lis1i's Family Pills for consti-

pation.

_____.__-_/

llPl’llSlililll

‘ lilil llliiilllil

Association at a meeting today decided

Lcmuurv, Feb. li),-The City Libera

nominate a candidate to contest the oity

uf London against former Premier B four at the forthcominiz bye election. 'l`

*”'“ _ name of the proposed candidate has not

ggmaao, February 19- (Speoi\i)-- yot been announced, but Thomas Gibson

gun, D90., 40li Com, MAI. 432 Bowles, who represented Kings Lynn in wang “ B8] Wheat " 92h the last parliament, is supposed by many Igm, my, stasis Pork. am., slow {.'ifi'»er»i¢ w be me ms.. wi... iriiasiyi

1 _--_---- ct a combination of the Unionist and e ed

mnmr' ummm* for “lo wnywhon' Imbnd Fr" Tnqen' (AAI. Your rirugfrlsifs. Packsil’°. l0c. R mi Sena 5 Cen” extra.

- it

2 iiiinsi-ir. no rncwiiie timings orwork e and greatly syrnpathized with the unem- °' pioycri. Therefore it was a great comfort g to ills ltlajcsty to know that the church

army was furnishing work for so many. The King specially praised thc emigration plans of the army and said to the Rev. Carlile: “Encourage your rzoud emigrants. Wish them from me every happiness that work oan produce. They wi'l still be In my ttomiulons rind their emigration will not only benefit themselves and their families, but the whole empire.

iiow Much of aWaist Wiil 10 Cents Buy ?

Mlcfvr huy enough hooks or buttons. Bui, if you've some waists discarded on

` account of the colour, ten cents can make

them good-as-new.

"° Get a package of DY-O-LA and rc

colour them.

The om: riyc is auitnbfc for ALL sorts of

° weaves.

Gone ifuiernnii-uoi~;s .irons than other

home-dyes.

“Dv-o»i.A colored about one-half pound more yarn for ine than any dye-and does

al- h

class detective service will be establish ou the intercolonial with E. A. Willi

of Montreal as Chief.

This is for the purpose of stopping series of petty robberies now takl

place, as well as for the general efilcicn of the mad.

t

rates for distances exceeding two hund miles.

the same as on other roads, hut the io distance rates are low and will be uia

:equal to the others.

lilW Wiliii

IN iillllllli

I.oNnriN, Feb. i7.--The most dcpioral

state of atI`airs scenis to exist in the t industry, with its headquarters in highlands of the beautIful,'1`huringi

pleasure to others, and they thcmsei are plunged iiinrlis ribihle want. T

highlands it is nineteen per l,fi0tl. It

rate of wnizcs there is 2 l-ipf, per hour

il" l‘°“"- ______..i._.

ill IXPEIISIVE

lllllillliill

Lip incott, of J B Lippincott & Co , w

ultimate view to disposing of the boo

publisher.

equitable terms is not made, he m

ful.

It is estimated that it will take four

2o0000more will be required before can be delivered entire to purchasers.

HOW PNEUMONIA STARTS.

colds in five minutes. ln the first pla

bi-sues and relieves congestion,-thcn

or lung affection lt`s guaranteed positiveycuro. Ilcuiinc any substitu or “Catarrhozonc".

VERSUS

Best contest of the winter these teams are evenly matched.

2lSi 1906,

After the match there will

one hours free skating.

Admission including hockey and

° not crock," writes Mrs. George HuIbert._

skating, 25c.

i

that district cf Germany most stricken ` \viI.h tuberculosis. r

It will hardly he believed tiint a coniiunn IL

for ' this home industry. The highest rute n paid seems to be 1'i5pf. The working day ‘ seems to average fourteen hours. The average wage, l5pf, is a trifle over Il cents ,

PrrrLAur-;r.l=iirA, Feb in.-J. Bertra

h

p . . . hasfurnished funds for the preparatio of a dictionary of the English Language intended to he a supcrlorin many respec toany other, has decided to suspen work upon it for the present, with n

If however, such disposition of it o

himself resume the project and coiitinu it. to completion, although this is doubt

five years to complete the dictionary

gglélfgoyggfgggsa-plggj-e dS?_i;\‘§I§\1i;i‘irLi:_=g enggeinikaiserennti.\ii...:;.....i..?.iw I,-.li

You catch a little cold today, by zone, only fifty r-ents por lan, .ii ,

tomorrow it has reached the throat, nex

day the lungs are afl`actcd and you wish lv---» - . “ you had used “Ci\tarrhuzonc" which kills 2;-"V, W..

4; _-_-_____.__, .- _ . "“

Catarrhorone soothcs thc irritated nit-nr

cuts out the phlcgiu and destroys th

ie , ~.

germs. Ir. enables tho blood to rcfuiii [ni

is

anatural supply of oxygen l g-fo d, and vitality. in any cough, b`i~[duchi.t

HOCKEY

Sari nt D\n\siarn’s

VICTORIAS

Wednesday Evening, Feb,

Hillsborough Rink, 8p.m

Handling Facilities May Save a Million.

0'rrA\vA, Feb. lil- (Special)-A first- Anincreasc will also lic ina-ir iii tht-

ed rate given commercial travt-lit-i ». wlilt-ii ii

anis lower than elsewhere.

Another improvement in Llit- iuaiiaui-

he ment \viltbe the estalrlisiiiiwiii. of finl- ng handling facilities on the watt-i |`r\»i.i ni. cy St. -lohn, Ncsvciisilc, lliiiiipla-llinn, i.- \i\~

llivcr duiloup ami iinlifax.

An increase will be made on passenger Coal convracts will be uinilc- for il.-iii my

red at these places.

At present thc Intci~t:olniii:ii init:-\fl.».

Underthat. distance the rates are now llvery'ut the mincs and dm-.~ ii~. nu..

ng hauling. de It is estimated that from .'\7T»'»iii>:i in mic iuiliion will bc saved liy this na-iii-al.

SIAIIS WUNI I liiillllillli

.ie l'.oNuo,\', l-`cii. iT.~.-\ .ii-.piwli I.. oy Daily 'i`cIcgri\|i|i froiii _\|;;viii i. ,.

the “Mn \Vi\lte(iZaitedSiiitr».tini._..-.ni... i..

an Italy, and one of the ,\iiit-ri:-nn ii. It i;,.|.-.

provinces. There are thousands of men, to the Alrreciras converiliniii, iiitniin.-ii ii..- women and children at work on an i dustry whosr-| products are to give will arbitrate the iiiil'-~.-i-inc. ii--in....

n- that this rumors that tia~ l'i.iii\~| :Ii fi. .

es I"runi:c and Geruinliy airl- n|.~..liii.-iv, ;,,, he glnary. Asiuriiior-stnial thi- in iii. i. i»

v

death rate of Germany as ii whole is from the event ofa failure in i-an-Ii :in anti, i ten tc twelve perl,0£0. In the Thurlnqlan standing, liir. White t,hiiil;~ ii n,.nl-i ln-

» b t 'urinate lliuvuiiii-i.»|n \~ i ii -

ir cs tote i|,l.,.

IIo:\'oxi.i'r.l', i~`r-,In i`~`, (`. I., 'l iii .i

Colorado Sprinprs has viiliii--i tin i.n |=i Ancmonc for the pi-opn.~i~il an i- iii-:-= :~`.in i"ranr,-isco to iioaoululu fin tba ini. int-n

Y by SIr"I`h0i\ms Lipton. '|`lii- .\iii i ii iii is

now on her way frnin Nun Y-.i I, ikii ‘~ in brnncisco around Cape ilrirn.

The Anciuonc is llin nu_\ili.ii_r lioiii-,

m formerly owneilliy .iohii .llaiiny .`-.lin In it U of the New York Yacht i`lii|».:ii\i| iiiiiiili n sold to C. L. Tuti. Shu siiili-ii iiwiii

Yorlo nearly a iuontliago in than-l xiii-

ls Horn under Iiei~o\\'iirnil. 'i‘|i\-viii. ‘ --li d for n craft of lioriylne i~ .i in.;-<\-. -til \ n undcrliiirinrr. Shu isil2 fin-I init nil, "l k' feet on thewatcriiia-,an-I 1-ii--i i no ‘,.

beain. She would Ia- r-li~il-in in. i!i»

far as it Iias progressed, to unothcr '-

Lipton Cup by lim-ini.; in-r ,iinpi-ll..-

“ removed.

fl) \VIlI£N YOU (lll()\\’ til,l>

,. _ The body needs pail hlny n i 1 ii

tissues uiusr. be rebuilt, p|a_»l~<i .ini ... ii., restored-blood needs ratia nnnii .l ii.. u

or hlderly people need l"l-irnrnni-_--i..it, .i

because it vituiizcs and ri'_iu\i»i\.. .--. ,i- ii..

‘ other remedy cali. l~`r~rioz<iiii- l-iiil.l» np

nl gc ,- eeps mi-r I ir-i »<-iiy i` .l _ ~

and uuik_cs you lool; yiiiiiig wini inn il some again. ifoi-get iici-\-r.n~» I-\|.,in~.; ...in renew your vital urn-ruy, ii:.iiii \.~ i vii.». the liic ofyouih, Your ri-nn-.l_,~ |~ l-ii..

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