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Have you seen theGloria Waist ? If nos, you’ve missed one of the most comfortable waists that is made.

It’s a nice, light, finely made waist of Ecru Satteen. It’s a perfect fit- ter. It fits on account of its make

It’s made in three pieces. ‘The third piece is a narrow shaped strip—-lacing ¥'},c8s"° into the cen- tre of back.

It has buttons for skirt or hose

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Yours for good soda,

A. W. REDDIN Pha.,

Central Drug Store

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that is offered you. Unless : Th 2 yoeiay it here you may make a mistake, . We make a specialty of good y ee an shoe ¢ressing. } ia = 4 Ay 1 —and tea, oe Here is a list of our favorites: w Sa O alr appearance a a. PP For Black Shoes | For Pan Shoes ver grewon a teaplant,and| ; ES there’s genuine tea Gilt Edge —-25e | Dandy 25¢ The 7) oa : Elite 25¢ | Vici 25¢ 4 = _ “7 sel] are all Packard’s Special ] Perfection 25¢ senuine. ‘lhey’re nothing but 20c | Packard’s Special lea They’re pure and whole-| Drummond Fini- 3 om me and appetizing sh 15c | Eureka ‘lan an D Ss | Eureka Box Calf Brown 10c ian '" and French | Packards’ Ruiset T1sc oll & Polish 10¢ 10¢

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DREYFUS WILL RETURN TO FRANCE

A Cruiser Seni lo Bring Him Back

HIS MILITARY RANK AND TITLE HAS BEEN RESTORED.

He is Expected to Arrive at Bresc on June 26th.

{[SpeciaL to THR Examiner, ]

Paris, June 5.—The Cabinet Ccuncil has decided that the. French second class cruiser Sfax, now at Fort Detiance, Martinique, should proceed immediately and briog Dreyfus to France.

The cruiser is expected to arrive at Brest about June ,26:h, when Dreyfus will be handed to

the military authorities, and lodged in the ‘ military prison at Rennes, his conviction } having been been anbuled by the uniied } shambers of the}Court of Cassation. His military rank and title will be restored io him,

He will occupy an officer's cabin on board the Sfax and will Ye allowed on deck from 1 to 4 every afternoon.

Colin Ferguson Well Again.

{[Srectan to Tae Examiner.]

Ovrtawa, June 5.—Senater Ferguson’s son, the clever medical svudent at McGill, who has been ijl here for some weeks is able to go home.

The doctor says that he is now almost curedand way beable to continue his course Of study next seesion.

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GRAND TRUNK STRIKE OVER.

Men Have Agreed to Snbmit to

Arbitration.

[SpectaLto THE ExaMINeER ]

Monrreat, Jane 5.—The strike of 1,800 Grand Trunk trackmen for higher wages ig over,the workmen having given over their case unreservedly to three Conservative members of Parliament, Taylor, Powell aad Clarke, who offered their services as mediators or arbitrators.

The men go back under former circum - atancee af to pay, etc., taking over their respective sections this morning.

It is expected that an advance in the pay of the men will be secured.

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DIED.

At Charlottetown, after a liogering ill. ness, of consumption, Levi A. Smitb, for many vearsin the emyloy of W. A. Weeks & Co.

(Funeral from the residence of Mr. James Offer, Cresinut Street, on Wednes- day, Jane 7th, at 10 o’elock.]

At the Manse, Marshbfi-ld,on May 3lst., afrer a sbort illness, Jessie Thorburn, be~ loved daughter of the Rev. Andrew Jacob Layton, aged 21 years and 10 monthe.

Dominion Blend Tea REGISTERED.

SELLING AGENTS,

Beer & Goff, Charlottetown.

Stewart & Gatez, Charlottetown.

R. T. Holman, Summerside.

J. B. Myrick, Tignish,

A. McKinnon, Coleman. 4

Albert Craig, Emerald,

Cyrus Morris, Bradalbane.

A. J. McLeod & Co., Stanley Bridge.

Feehan & Hgan, Mount Stewart.

Sterns Bros., Souris.

McLean & Cameron, Crapaud.

J. A. Robertson, Bonshaw.

W. A. Fuole & Co., Lower Montague.

Geo. Wightmen, Montague Bridge.

ery housebolder should give “Dominion nd Tea” atrial. It has great strength, flavor and is delicious in the cup. ‘own, 7—wky.

MOB RULE IN PARIS,

A Demonstration Against President Loubet,

WHO HAS TO BE DEFENDED BY THE POLICE, Many of Whom Were Injured During the Melee.

[Special To roe Exawiver.]

Paris, June 5—President Loubet, ac companied by the Premier and others, drove to the Antiel races ye*terday afier~ noon. As they drove along the Avenue de Champs Elysees the crowd bowed respect fully but on arrival at Anteil they were met by a violent demonstration evidently organized and directed against the Presi dent,

There wasa storm of hoots, yells and cries of Panamaa bas Loubetand vive Lamie.

A strong force of police kept order and arrested many of the disturbera, including a man who tried to force his way to the president’s carriage.

Daring the second race clamor increased

commission of League Patriots coliected with supporters hoth before and behind the Presidental stand, around which a formid. able affray proceded during the grand steeplechase.

Many persons were struck ard several po!..emean were injared in their endeavors toprevent an invasion of the presidential stand.

At the crisis of excitement, while shouts of ‘vive Lamie, and vive De Roulede were heard on all sides,—Count Ceristian rush - ed towards the President brandishing a stick and directed a blow against him, striking his bat.

The crowd rushed upoo Christian who only escaprd rovgh handling by being uader police protection.

President Loubet remained all the,while quite unmoved talking to the premier while the cfficers of his military household were defending him against violence. Fin- ally afier thirty arrests hal been made the prefect of police orderad the republ c- an guards to surround the presidential

stand. Police’Taspector Grilliere had his head

aeriously wounded io the melee, aud President Loubet has since decorated bim weth the Croasof the Legion of Henor in recognition of bis devotion to duty.

Cure a Cold in a Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets

} AN druggists refund thse mouey if it fails

relieve. 52c. .

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Fooiwear for Hard Wear

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is something that many men require.

They require at the same time, comfort

At the same time also they like to get their foot wear at a reasonable price

Call and see me—I think I can meet all the requirements.

Your feet will be 2om- fortable; you'll not have to pay too much; ‘you'll be well shod.

Thos. McQuaid

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‘A SENSATION

Bank Official

HENDERSON, THE ACCOUNTANT OF THE UNION BANK.

Disappears with Funds to the Amount | of $200,000.

(Seerciat to rue Examiner. ]

Orrawa,June5.—The sensation of the bour is the departure of Accountant Hen- derson, of the Union Bank, sud his appro- priation of funds of tte bank.

The loss is supposed to be $200,000, but as the transactions are intricate and !Lgen- ious, involving false entries in the books

IN OTTAWA

ey er Ye This is True Liberty, when Free Born Men, inaving to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Euniries ee eae Single Copies two Cents - Pre Sel ate Read. R ie Peer penne pega pene at ea rae es es ata es a ee eee BOL 4 wit RLOLIETOWN. P.-E. ISLAND, MONDAY JUNE o. fae 10 {34 —_—a a —_——-——~ Se cT Bou geist, ies

THE FILIPINGS WILL BE ATTACKED

Caused by Absconding And Commered By the

Americans,

THE CAMPAIGN TO BE CONDUCT- ED WITH VIGOR.

‘Americans Make a Forward Move-

ment and Repulse Their Foes.

[Special 16 Tae Examiner .j

Manisa, June S5e—A vigorous cavspaign was begua on Saturday against Cieneraj Del Pinars force of 2,000 rebels in ihe foot hills at the mouth of Laguna de Baya and in the town of Camta ay tay and Anti polo, under the supervision of General Lawton.

and various bogus transfers of monty be- ween the customers of the bank, itis im- | possible to ascertain the exact amount. | It 1s suggested that he had some saccom- | plices, but the Bauk officiels are reticent, Henderson was wel! connecied.

His father is in the municipal service, and hiswifeisa member Of a family of | highsocial position. |

She is left with’ two children, and has | pot beard anytbing of ber busband since | he left home with the apparent intention | of goiug to hie work in the bank.

I.is supposed that Henderson blew 10}

witbin the past two years.

Changes in Criminal Code.

(Speciat to Tue Examines.)

Ovrawa, June 5.—Tbe Minister ct Justice proposes some charges in the criminal ccde. One amendmeni makes it unnecessary to prove in cases of certain offences again -t girls ander sixteen that the victim was of previously chaste character.

The clause referring to the seduction of shop girls by emplovers ix extended to iv- clude domestic servants,

Burglary is made ao offence punishable by the lash.

Excitement at Washington.

[Special TO THE Exam.NeER. J

Wasnineton, June 5--Acting Secretary of War Meikl+jobn aod Adjutant Generg! Corbin had a conference with the president after midnight last night, Sunday.

They had been summoned by tue presi dent,it was uoderstcod, but what the nature

be conjectured as yet, as the parties to it decline to discuss it.

Alfred A. Taylor, of Margaree saye: One bottle of MINARD’S LINIMENT cured a swelling of the gamble joint, and saved a horse worth $140.00.

life of a valuable horee that the Vet. had given up, with afew bottles of MIN- ARD’S LINIMENT.

COAL,

Drummond Coal

Ts best for House and Steam Purposes

All orders for Coal issued and payment for same received

at this office

Prices furnished on appli- cation.

PW Hyndman,

Intercolonial Coal Mining (Co. Ltd 33 QUEEN Sf, CH'TOWN

or result of the conference was can only |

Thos. W. Payne of Bathurst, saved the |

Genera! Hale, with 2,500 men,has move ed southwest from the pumpiag station and Col. Whalley, who relieved General King in command ot his brigade, proceeded east frow San Pedro Meeatr, the two di- visions approaching each other.

Col. Whalley captured Cameta with a emal! loss, the rebels fleeing before the advance of the United States troops.

General Hale dreve the Filipinos from ihe vicinity of Mariquiva, sweeping them towards Colonel Whailey’s column,

The object ie to corner the enemy.

Heavy fighting is now in progress. The

this money in mining stocks investmen(s| heat is intenee and the treops suffer

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BOSTON

Commencing May 10th The Favorite ‘S, $. HALIFAX”

will leave Charlottetown for BOSTON every Friday at noon (Standard Time) cullir g a’ Hawkesbury and Halifax.

Returning leave BOSTON every Tues. day at noon.

Passengers leaving CHARLOTTE- ‘TOWN via Pictou, can make close on nection at Halifax with 8,8. “HALIFA)”’ and “LA GRANDE DUCBESSE,”

' Tickets forsale at stations on P. E. I | Railway. For tickets, rates and al! in- ‘formation apply to

W. W. CLARKE, Agent,

Charlottetown orto H. L. CHIPMAN, Canadian Agent, Halifax, N. 8. Tay 3—

| ane ’ Dr, H, L. Dickey, (Late of Royal London Ophthalmic Hos pital, Moorfields, and Central Lon-

don Throat & Ker Hospital | Specialists in diseases of the

Eye, Ear,:Nose & Throat Office ~CAMERON BLOCK. Residence“ Hore. DAViEs.” | Office Hours—9.30 to 1 p, m., 2 to3p, m., 7 te p.m. Eyes tested for glasses 129 daw

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