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are not on the surface. It is wis- dom to pay a fair price for a good, Sterling Article, such a one is
The Cleveland
the acknowledged leader of the honest high grade.
Crawford's and Grescents
are the best value for the money in the world. Every wheel sold guarn- teed 12 months.
For cash—a Dis- count of five dol- lars off any wheel.
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Mortgage Sale !
Laud on Lot 24, Queens County.
To be sold by Public Auction at the Court House in Charlottetown, in Queen’s County, on Friday, the 18th day of June, next, A. D., 1897, under and by virtue of a power of sale contained “in a certain Indenture of Mortgage, bearing date the fitteenth day of November, A. D., 1884, made between Florence Gallaut and ‘Odille Gallant, his wife, of the one part, and George Smith ef the other part. All that traet, piece or parcel of land situate lying and being on Township Number Twenty- Four, in Queen’s County, in Prince Edward Island, bounded and described as follows, that is tosay:—Commencing ata stake fixed on the west side of the Rustico Road in the southeast angle of land in the possession of the heirs of the late Laurent Gallant. thence running west to Jana in possession of Moses Peters, thence south wo land in possession of Peter Martin, thence east to the said Road and thence north alorg the said Road to the place of commencement, containing twenty-fiye acres of land, a little more or less, with the appurtenances.
For further particulars apply to Mr. William S. Stewart, Solicitor, Brown’s Block, Charlottetown.
Dated this 11th day of May, A. D., 1897.
GEORGE SMITH, Mortgagee. LLO—1 aw? till sale.
Pressman Wanted.
Steady em- Apply by letter
F. L. HAM, St. Stephen, N
At once a good pressman. ployment and good wages. or telegram.
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THE DAILY EXAMINER ECHARLOTTETOWN, MAY 11, 1897,
TELEGRAPHIC.
SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,
NOTES FROM THE CAPITAL,
Mr. Martin Again Pleads the Cause of P. E. Island,
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SIR RICHARD HAS THE FLOOR.
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Sir Charles Will Criticise the Govern- | ment Re the Spoils System.
Orrawa, May 11.—Yesterday was pri- vate members’ day.
Mr. MeMullen withdrew his bill make the civil service non-; artisan.
At10 o’clock Mr. Martin, of P. E. Island, resumed the debate adjourned some days ago, concerning the financial relations of the Province to the Dominion. He spoke at some length, supporting the proposition that Prince Edward Island had not re- ceived justice. When he closed, Sir Richard Cartwright adjourned the debate and the House.
Sir Charles Tupper has given notice of a motion for a return,of all dismissals made since the new Government took office.
THE JUBILEE PROCESSION.
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Lonpex, May 11.—The first portion of the Jubilee procession in London on June 22ud will consist of the colonial premiers and escorts. Canada will take the lead.
GREECE BROUGHT T0 REASON
Requests Mediation of Powers,
Aruens, May 11.—It is stated that the Goyernment bas drafied a no'e w tLe Powers and requested m«diation,
Quebec Election Predictions.
Monrreat, May 11.—Hon. J. I. Tarte expressed himself yesterday as being of the opinion that Premier Flynn would have a majority of six in tae election. Today Raoul Dandurand, the Liberal organizer, places the Liberal majority at twenty-five. The Conservatives claim that they will have a majority of fifteen.
Sudden Death at Moncton.
Moncrox, May 11.—Mr. George Hogan, while on his way to attend a prayer meet- ing last evening, dropped dead on the road. The deceased was well and favorably known all over the city, having been a civil engineer at onetime, butof late years connected with the engineer’s office bere.
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A Political Supporter.
Moncrox, May 11.—Mr. A. E. Killam, M. P. P., has been sppointed inspector of bridges on the Intercolonial Railway. This is a new office established at a salary said to be $1,800 a year.
RIDE A STEARNS
AND BE CONTENT.
Big parchase of Gass & Co’s., Amherst, N. S., bankrupt stock, $12,486, of ali kinds of dry goods, bought at almost half first cost. Sale every day from 9 a. m. a“ bargains going.—W. A. Weeks & Co.
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Butter Beans.
Golden Eyed Wax, Detroit Wax, Black Wax, White Wax, Wardwell’s Kidney Wax.
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LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAIL.
Lonpon, May 9.— The Daily Mai!, which celebrated its birtuday this week, has been the vreatest success known ia English journalism. It is now selling about 320,- 000 copies daily. Its building is the lar- gest newspaper building io London, and all its proprietors are under 33 years of age.
Maprip, May 9 —The queen regent has issued a decree authorizing the raising of £8 ,060,000, to be secured by the customs
tary operations in Cuba and the Philippine Islands. The Bank of Spain will ucder- take the issue.
Loxpoy, May 9.—The correspondent of the Standard at Constantinople says: **I learp that a circular has been addressed by the Sheikul-I<lam to tne Islams in Con etantinople and the provinces, which fore- shadows the speedy approach of a holy war, the sacred edict tor proclaiming which 18 already being prepared.
Omana Neb., May 9.—A special to the Bee from Auburn, Neb, says: The mayor and city council are in jail and are likely to remain there. Judge Stull had them cited to appear for contempt, and sent them to jatl for disregarding orders, The trouble originated in an effort to open a street.
Panis, May 9.—The ring and stables of the circus Molier were burned tonight, a fireman and policeman being teriously injured. M. Casimir Perier was to have presided at the opening of a charity fete in the circus today, but the function was postponed in consequence of the terrible calamity at the charity bazaar last Tues- day.
Lonpox, May 9.—A despatch to the Daily Mail from Copenhagen says: “ The secret struggle at the Russian court core tinues. Count Muravieff, the foreign min- ister, who has absolute influence over the Czar, resists the influence of the Dowager Kmpress and wishes to see the Danish dynasty in Greece dethroned and expelled. Count Muravieff has succeeded in persuad- ing the Czar to postpone his tour.
Paris, May 9.--An anonymoue donor has sent the sum of £37,500 to the com- mittee of management of the charity bazaar in the Rue Jean Conjon, which was the acene of last week’s terrible tragedy from fire. This amount, with the proceeds of the first day’s sale £1,800, equals the full receipts of the bazaar of ley@, and the committee is thus enabled to make distri- butions as before.
Loxpox, May 9 —The special features of last week’s market have been the abun- dance of n ovey and the indicating ae that rates will continue easy, Tor the moment busicess is confiaed for the most part to professional operators. The generally favorable news from the Transvaal has caused arise in African mining stocks during the last few days. Home railways the best investment securities, have ad- vanced during the last week. Grecks Turks and [talians are all firmer, though Brazilian have fallen two points on the decline of exchange. Canadians have im- proved. Americane are neglected, as it is feared the new tar.tf will seriously upset business,
Monrreat, May 9. ~— The store of E. A. Smai!l & Co., wholesale clothing, was aam- aged by fire last evening tothe extent of $200,008.
New York, May 9.—The big new dry dock in the Brooklyn navy yard sprung a leak yesterday afternoon. The bautle ship Massachusetts is Jying in the dock. The entire force of the paval construction was called out and worked all night to r pair the damage, the exient of which has Dot been ascertained .
LoCaL NOTICES,
The Charlottetown Roller Mills are now making a beautiful flour and eelling at $2 per half bbl. bag. We warrant it equal to imported flour that sells at §5 per bbl. Also best quality of bran at the lowest price. ‘Please Jeave your orders at the mill or our stand in the market.
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Best varieties of Flower and Vegetabel Seeds at Carter’s Seed Store.
A Hat! A Hat!—That’s what you want and don’t buy a hat withcut seeing our bats. We will give you the best value in the city.— D. A. Bruce.
Why buy second best when you can get
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the best at same price. We are leaders in Sweet Pea seed. We offer any of ihe fole lowing choice varieties at three i rge packages for 10 cents, or five packages tur 15 cests:—Duchess of York, Duke of Clarence, Dorothy Tennant, Emily Eck- ford, Eliza Eckford, Firefly, Lottie Kek- ford, Meteor, Stanley, Emily Henderson, Eckford’s Gilt Edge Choice Mixture.— Haszard & Moore, Sunnyside.
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Perkins, Sterns & Turner.
with white points.
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Ladies’ Colored Lisle Thread Gloves, fancy points. feta Gloves in black and colored.
SONNYSIDE DRY GOODS STORE.
Ladies’ White Lisle Thread, Gloves with black points.
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are waiting your cho.ce to-day on the first centre counter as you enter
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Fawn Serges.
Grey berges.
Brown Serges.
A Jot of fancy Tweeds in Jight colors—some blue effects, some grey, some eee at one price
25c..
per yard.
Lot 2.
Fawn, amazens ; Grey, Fawn and Brown
grey, bluette
Serges. Some whipeords all nice qualities—all nice
colors—all splendid values at the uniform price of
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Lot 8,
Grey and Fawn all- wool Homespuns —42 in. wide.
Fretty ‘T'weeds.
fancy mixes Fine grades Amazon. Some iridescent effects in lustre. All bargains at the price—and it’s only
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U Wanta STYLISH HAT
U wanta good Hat at a low price. to sell, and the kind we are selling. Make no mistake,
style of hat at the very lowest price- 3.25.
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D. A. BRUCE,
FINE TAILORING
Ladies’ Tat Ladies’ Silk Gloves in black, white and colored, Children’s Gloves in Lisle, Taffeta, Silk, ete. Men’s Lisle Thread Gloves. Blick Kid Gloves with white points. Ladies’ Colored Kid Gloves witn fancy points. ing. Ladies Kia Gloves with Button and Dome fastening.
Ladies Ladies’ White Kid Gloves with black points, Ladies’ Kid Gloves with 7 stud lee
Ladies Nappa Tan Driy.
Our Kid Gloves have been bougl.t from Perrin’s and other good makers. We have then ® at reasonale prices and guarantee every pair,
A}l kinds of Dry Gcods and Clothing—excellent value. Moncton Tweels
Perkins, Sterns & Turner.
That’s the kind we have and the kind we want We will give you the very LATEST Your choice 50c, 75c, $1, $1.25, $1.50, $2, $2.50, $3,