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TABLE LNENS Ai

turers. The prices here offered are fully twenty

per cent. lower than if our order had not been

placed last fall. SPECIAL VALUES AT

60C,85.98.$l.20 & $1.35

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Bleached Damasks just received from the manufac-

Napkins and Towels

Fresh from the looms, the napkins are all ready

hemmed, the. towels are assorted borders in Blue,

White, and Red, and you can have them fringed. o hemmed

Fine Bleachedt

Damask Cloths

2 yards x 2% long

2 yards x 3 long

Very handsome goods, bordered all around.

$l.9Q» $2»l5» $2-85 and $4.00 EACH

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C LOCAL BRIEFS

test News of the City

and Province.

Reporters and Correspon- dents Everywhere. ’

HI.-:lGovernment has placed a contract h the Springhill mines for 135,000 tons oa-l. “

," MR. G. Bruce McDougall, of the I. C. B.

_ ncton, the man with the many old newspaper experiences, will bring out a

W paper on Sept. lst.

REEMAN C. Coffin, C. E., of Messrs.

Lee

ntrcal, arrived in town tonight to con-

& and Coffin, engineers of Boston and

'with his partner, Mr. Lee, in regard

lt

to our sewerage system, the preliminary

rk of which is now being rapidly push-

ed forward by engineers and contractors.

ruro News, July 4.

AT the Police Court on Saturday morn-

, Ronald MacDonald, forbeing drunk

and incapable, was fined $10 or 60 days.

other drunk, Donald Mclsaae, was

fined $2 or 10 days. The summons in an

aultcasewasdismissed.On Friday John 1 ady and Vernon McAulay were fined

or ten days for drunkenness. Ernest

unty was given two months for ill-treat

ing his grand parents.

E Inverness Coal Co. are not by any ans lacking in enterprise. They are

spendimzalarge amountof capital on their

rt Hood areas, supplying their mine

with modern plant. A large boiler, fan

d other machineryhave been purchased. me thirty men are steadily employed d many more will be offered work soon. a

l has been mined for some time, and

sides supplying the Inverness railway ith twenty tons daily, 500 tons are ready

for shipment. Several cargoes have been shipped to Charlottetown this summer. A

r

e shipping pier has been constructed

S hich, when completed, will furnish facilities for loading steamers. The rospects are indeed bright for Port Hood dsurrounding country, with the new

railway and the development of the tensive coal areas.-Sydney Herald.

“MAJ

Colored Biker Won Match

IAYLORT

in Straight Heats.

DISPLAYS GREAT EASE

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He is termed the Colored De-

monstrator by N. Y. Papers.

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Na\vARi~:,`July 4.-“Major” Taylor, the colored cyclone, demonstrated, before the 5,000 people in attendance at the holiday races at the Vailsburg board track to-day that as amatch rider he has no superior. Taylor met Jay Eaton in a special match race, and the “Major” won in straight heats. Eaton has beaten the best riders of the country, V and match racing is his forte; but Taylor defeated him with per- fect ease in both heats to-day.

Eaton went to the front in both heats

and gradually unwound his sprint. The “Major” followed :him closely, and made no attempt to come out until they both struck the short homestretch, and then, _ with a startling burst of speed, he quickly forged to the front. .

KISER VVTNS HALF MILE OPEN.

open. being closed out by Stevens ands Newhouse in lthe first heat. Cooper, Kramer, Taylor and Kiser qualified inthe other two heats. The first lap was loaf, when Stevens worked ou t to the front,- Cooper and Kiser following closely. Stevens unwound his sprint and attempted to go the whole last quarter. Newhouse tried to go

Eaton failed toqualify in the half mile ‘ 'f ' ~ 1- »

s Summer

llnileriioiar_

So many diderentkinds that'

we wont begin to try to de- scribe them. '

We only say this, we can

sell you aSuit of Undereloth-

ing that will lit you perfectly

as We keep all sizes, a suit that

will be smooth and comfortable

A very necessary qua.lity_ a

Suit that will wear well and

we will sell it to -you cheaper than any other Store in the City will. '

Those are facts you can

prove them by personal inspec- tion. -

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Most every dns " wants ii

Straw Hat in the 'hot seasons

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for those who do we have fo -_

your inspection the lluest line

of Canadian and American

Straws we have over .sho wn

and we have alwa-_ya beet in the City. _.Q

1 If you want a nice Straw

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Hat at a moderate come to B.amsay’s. "

If you prefer a cap wohairc ties by hundreds. every, eye

made. The f¢votite'.»oné_` isja

vistas; clip iigsf,'_.§»oi§_‘i.,,ty lish and comfortable. _

Ti-fone. ’ .

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around on the D8-ckstretch, ` but failei 1` ._ if If if V _ A is I i and dropped back. Taylor waited till' the ‘eo ' _~ ` s . turn and_then came fast, but was late in v _ __. ` _

Resolution C0nd01en¢e_ 1 making liis effort. Kiser came out i_n the ~ _ ' '__ "*' " "

___ stretch, and putting his every effort in his ' At this 8t0\‘B T0\l”Sl»S_ Will and li IDOBIZ COIIIPIBIB Sindh '

A . . . » "Kangaroo" sprint won out over Cooper _ . 'si ‘fs

. . ' . ' ° ' . ' third and Taylor fourth. S U ` condolence was unanimously ad- 7 ~ A - 1 ""0: fed: LT0rqu0i"s" Mines of Persia' We carry the largest stock of Souvenir _novelties and have man In removingfrom our books the name ____ esi ns that csnuou bee “mga ehe‘h L_ ~»;>{0__h‘v ourlate brother, George F. Owen, we - - - -g - P ' ` " s

sire toput on record our testimony as the faithfulness with which he dis- arged his duties relative to :the order, d his uniform interest in the Welfare

ta special meeting of the I 0 F held mth Ste S Friday night, the following resolution ve”

our court.

And whereas, it hath pleased Almighty od to remove him from our midst; we, e officers and members of Court Fern- ale, extend four heartfelt sympathy to __ . _ __

is bereaved widow and fatherless child- f ` , 1 ' n, trusting that they may find that"~o_n_e _ _ _

urce of consolation which can never

ried up. . _ _ ___ Also Resolved that this resolution be ‘_

_ About thirty-five miles from Nishapour, in the Khorassan are the celebrated tor- quoise mines of Persia, said to be the only

ionable stone. They are situated iufa mountainous region, 5,000 or 6,000 feet above the sea level and employ perhaps 1,500 persons.

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'ELSQS FAIRCEHLD C_ R, A full line of the above high class

bl _ `.

A. W. K. HERDMAN, R. S. goods to selectfrom including I Alllatallf

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cntleuiaii or lady. Good pay weekly for , g

eiling Fruit or Ornamental rees, Shrubs _ v¢a1L¢>af r Roses, in towns, cities or country. / Tongue. nusnal demand for this line now.- Beef Loaf

‘ ' B th '~ C an_ . Nurse me _ idiitgd. nl). ?)!:bBrd)vIf'1riis l/;’urseries1;y{OnT: Shced Bam” ham Pmm P“dd‘”g

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pieces -recently for Wéddflf I " " ' nut

For any day 'in the Week valuable Properties aonrmm Pmmm ~ ~e ~

xcept Sunday. That You stewart, st°°k__nice and ne.w__ ,_ 1

_ Lay Require ‘l'he_m- _ _ _ _ _ nun" _gunm _ . ~. _

ot; sf peopled git their Bicycles re- ’ ---- _ Y h Wed ;,§ay°,,,..P°¢k irei yme an t ere are many more . -. _ V . ’ _ ' ¢_ _ ngivmgi o will when they find out how quicklv Aiiglfilrnaugacnssg gémgzii’ ‘yt A 512:13 Theseai li _'£5 factors W our stockof

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dgatisfactonlv all work is done at the

deal” Bicycle Repair Shop-_ _ ;“";1°°';~k°“ v;°d°»°‘d?!» J“l7 13" » *'03* M help to build up ou; b Special attention to every wheel and ks P-- e _ e~ _hmm _ hm” gp". _oc

` A Ham Loaf _' ]e11iedHocks

CC C _€€ Steak and Onions Potted Beef, Ham,

Pauned Beef and Hare

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_ 5, IW. _ " Prices rangingfrom I5 to 5oc a. tin. _` I m _ . __

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»»~»»~»e=~»l Weddin Present

_ 'of Good? Needfllly .Auction Sale _ lgnouars

We have sold uitea number Qi E T

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k d h sad 1*) DCM D IAQ ,___

War oi? wane; i-):>‘°:ii'in in all its cupied by Hr William Pigot! and :It A ,N M

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EvH11\°l1`B P 8 _ . . _ ' 0' ~.:~_-`-.»"J. °‘ .e T ._ 1 auches. fiigllis, with stable and warehouse adycin- | , - j. f _ ,W f _ . . .

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1 dwellin house and remises on ` E Jewoller lnd¢0 tican. i

Also. I _ P __ P

' _ ,_ Ross St. now occupied by Mr. N. _ _ Sgnuygigjg _

5 Douglas. s . » -1-. _'___ A _- ~_

G"°'ft‘°“ Street' ' Also, lot of land under lease of William , ‘ "‘“" 4

Douglas; at annual rent ofeight dollars. __

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This redefpé is iguaranteed in every 'iiistan

' -or money rcfIlld9d~

_-,jf v e Also, one buildinglot on Ross Street

about -50 feet by 100 feet; ~

wfiather A S 1' iii... .i.»til..`¢i..§..iir.=.y _

Road,deeupied by Mr F Chapman

._ 1 . thirsty

price to bsvid' do , and balance in Try our sod., Fonnum

Try our Fruit Syrup for cool 1 f f ' dt ~ -,h _ dm... to .138 =° §:3.‘;:.::‘:.°;§: 3:. 23:. 7;.. 1335:? _for mi dm.

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¢roceries V

_ You know we keep the beats ` A' A S B -and our prices are just right.°` '__l;.._,, ___, ._.<_=_, -

’tbi:-ig you‘wan_t have and our " " ‘ ' " ` A A

Pri<=° isiaetavhac ren expect. ' 1 - ‘ _ g Try om. »p“_,_g5m,,,-‘_ _ Q-yda1oy.Ca_\;pe

Stevan 81 Gates

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and sold.

you need every fresh.

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It’s too warm. We can give you every delicacy

_ _ Also, one lot ou Main Street, adjoining I, .-r~"~~~»~ _ `

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_ p;e_epera_yaowoocup\e¢t,~byh!_omr g _ _ _ il ui _

warm i vanishes _ ow ~h°i» These Popular

House .

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in the line of sortment of

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