Summer Drinks.

Jamaica Cordial not ouly makes a nice healthy summer

beverage but also acts as a tonic for the stomach. It 1s put up in 25¢ bottles.

fruit Syrups. “e carry

a full line of the best pure

THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN AUGUST 24, 1900.

THE DAILY BX

AUGUST 24, 1900.

WEST QUEEN'S.

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Tue Liberal-Conservative convention held yesterday nominated W. S. Stewart, Esq., Q. C., of Charlottetown, as the Opposition candidate for the repre. seatation of West Queen’s in the House

Froit Syrups. The flavors in- | elude Lemon, Pineapple, Van. | ilia. Raspberry, Strawberry, Lime Fruit and Raspberry vine gar. ,

Montserratt Lime Juice ts said to be the best in the) world. We have just received | several cases of it, put up in pint and quart bottles. It goes | farther than any other on ac- cor) t of its superior strength.

W est India Lime Juice only 15e » pint at

Eeer & Coff PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND Agricultural

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Industrial Exhibition Open to the Maritime Provinces from

September 25th to the 28th, 1900

—OVER— $6000 in Prizes.

Ore of the greatest displays of Live Stock, Poultry, Ferm Products, Vegetables and Fruit ever brought together inthe Meritime Pro- vinces. ;

Exhibits carried practically free on all Gov- ernment Railways.

Lowe-t«xeursion rates for passengers

Two days Horse Racing, purses $1300 00.

Spcciel attractions in addition to tne Ex- hibition end Recesto be advertised later,

Accommedation for everybody.

For Frize Lists, Race Programmes and all

informativn write Cc, R. SMALLWGOD, Sec’y-Treasurer,

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FOR SYDNEY

(North and South.) <4 S.

Ss. KLLIOTT Summerside on Monday afteznocn,

—S.ILS FROM~— 27th, inst., Charlottetown ‘Tuesday neon, August 28th. Has good accommodativn for Live Stock under and on deck. This as well as other freight carriec low.

R. McMILLAN.

NEW PIANOS

Parties contemplating pur- chasing a good piano would do we)] toexamine my magnifi- cent new stock just received and epened cut.

They are “dandies.”

C. P. FLETCHER:

Upera Heuse Building.

Opera lHouse

THREE NIGHTS

Richards Stock Co,

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MONDAY, AUGUST 27th MONDAY NIGHT

The Three Musketeers, TUESDAY NIGHT

The Black Flag,

WEDNESDAY NIGHT Play to be Announced,

Seats now on sale.

of Commons.

W, E. Dawson, E+q., was the only other gentleman put in nomination. The reault of the ballot having been declared, the Domination of Mr. Stewart was made unanimous.

Meesrs Stewart and Dawson are both gentlemen of high ability and character in their several spheres. The satisfactory manner in which Mr. Dawson had, for several years, filled the office of Mayor of Charlottetown and performed various other made his nomination Charlottetown ; it is reditable to his supporte that the result of the ballot

baving shown that the Liber. ]-Conserva-

public duties,

popular in and

ers

tives of the riding, as @ whole, are in favor

of Mr. Stewart, they at once voted unanimously to make the latter gentleman’s nomination unanimony, Mr. Dawson himself has declared his

satisfactien with the nomination and his

intestion to support the candidate selected. That Mr. Stewart is eminently qualified to perform the responsi ble duties of repre- sentative of Queen’s West in the House of Commons every oneis assured,and only the more unscrupulous of the Government party will be found todeny. Every man who believes that the Laurier~Tarte com- biaation has been false to the Liberal party, and false to the country, every man wLo believes that honest and able gov~ e-nment is for the good of the country, no doubt tha: hia duty as acilizen is to work and vote for M-. Stewart.

will therefore huve

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NOTES ANDCOMMENTS.

— 1: is pleasing to hear that our conduc. tors, baggegemen, brakemen and yerds masters nave beeu notified thatthey have received an increace in their -ay, the in- Cresee to date from the Let July last.

—Sir Charles Tupper has set at reat the rumors which made h:m a candidate in Cumberland, Kingston and other conatit- uencies, He told » reporter the other day hat he was Oppoeed to the policy of con- lesting (wo Constituencies, He proposes ‘o run again for Cape Breton if selected by the convention, and torun for no other county,

—The Chinese war is not without its touches of humor, Private letters state that at the bombardment of the Taku forts the crews of the Chinese torpedo boat destroyers in the river fled panic- stricken when the firing began; but after all was over they came back again to ask for the clothes they had left behind. The allies showed their appreciation of the situation by setting the Chinese to clean up the captured boats before giving them the clothes they begged for, Some Chin- ese gunboats in the river not only took nO Fart in the battle, but used their pow- der next morning to join in the allies’ sa-

lute to tbe newly arrived German ad. mira),

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Prives 25, 35 and 50 cents.

AMINER

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THE RIDING OF WEST QUEEN'S.

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C, C. Gardiver that Messre. F. C. E. McKinnon, R. 3. —— he

by Mr. Perkins and Ernest Harris »e scrutineers.

tion carried. nee. William Campbell, M. L. A., pro-

ed Mr. W.S. Stewart, Q.C., asa fit aud proper person to represent the riding at the forthcoming election.

Mr. M. P. Hogan seconded the ma- a: R. B. Norton nominated W. E. Daweon, Esq , a8 a fitand proper person to represent said riding.

Mr. A. A. McLean, Q ©. seconded the motion ia favor of Mr. Daweon’s nomina- tion.

The nominations then closed and a ballot was taken. The ballot resulted ae fojlows :—

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Upon motion of Mr. R. B Norton,

seconded by Mr, James Paton and sup-

ported by Mr. Harrison Carvell, the nomination of Mr. Stewart was made ubenimous.

The fact of bis nomination wes convey- ed to Mr Stewart by Messrs R B Norton and Harrison Carvell, by whom he was escorted to the hall amidst cheers.

Mr Stewart, in a brief speech, than ked the convention for the bonor they had done him. The nomination was not sought by him. He bad waited upon Mr Blake aud Dr S R Jenkins and offered them bis support. But they both declined to offer for the riding,and after solicitation, he had consented to enter the contesi. He had great respect for the gentleman who was nomineted iu opposition to him. He asked that those

who supported that gentleman’s nomination give bim their support. He was at the service of

the people, and was in the contest to win. He believed he would be elected if the party united in sup« porting him, ashe felt sure they would The Conservative party had a great leader ip the pereon of Sir Charles Tupper, and

he asked the fpeople to do allzin ‘their power to returo him. Mr- Stewart spoke at some length

respecting the broken promises of the Laurier Administration, and referred to what had been done for this Province by the Conservatives, in the way of post office buildings, the Stan- ley, etc. The indications were that the Liberal-Coaservative party would be tri- umphantly returned at the approaching election, and he felt sure that this Pro- vince would be found Sin line with the victors en electien day,

Mr. Arthur Simpson, of Cavendish, moved the following reeolution:

Resolved, That in the opinion of this convention the present admunetration has conducted the affairs of Canada for the past four years with inefficiency and weste and with an utter disregard of their pre- election promiges.

The resolution was seconded by Mesers A.C. Sbaw and Thos. Reid and was unan' mons!y adopied.

Mr William Campbell], ML A, submit- ted the following resolution :

Resolved, Thwi this convention record its uuwaveriog confidence in Sir Charles Tupper, the veteran atatesman, whose courage aod devation tothe public good have coatributed so much to the forma~ tion and consolidation of the Canadian Confederation.

Mr Joseph Wise, ex-M L.A, se@onded the motion, which was unanimously adopted.

Mr M P Hogan submitted the following resolution:

Resulved, That we firmly adhere to the principles which have always guided the Liberal-Conservative party, and which, while firmly maintaining a reasonable pro-

tection to native industries, discoun: tenanced the creation of monopolies, which stood for

a wnited empire and atthe sametime maintained the legisla‘ive independence of Carada, and which provided liberally for the developement of the resources of the country without incurring a wasteful and corrupt expenditure.

Mr. William McLean seconded the’ resolution, and it was supported by Mr William McKay, of New London. The resolation was unanimously acopted.

The movers and seconders of the differ- ent resolutions supported them in brief speeches, and spoke highly of Mr.

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election was assured.

Mr. Dawson also made a brief address, in the course of which be thanked those who supported him at the convention. He had not sought the nomination today. eought ® nomination for anything either Civic, Provincial or Do- mivion. He was exceedingly thankful that he had not received the nomination today. He thought there was a fair pros- pect of the nding being carried,and trusted that on election day the Conservative candidate would be elected.

Mr. Peter McCourt thought the pros- pects good for theretura of Mr Stewart. He urged the electors: to stand together in supporting him.

Upon motion of Mr. William Campbell, seconded by Mr. Arthur Simpeon, Mr. Patrick Blake was reselec'ed Prevident of the Liberal-Conservative Association for West Queen’s, The motion carried unani- mously.

Upon motion of Mr. C. ©. Gardiner, seconded by Mr S W Crabbe, Mr Charles R Smallwood was reelected Secretary of the Association.

Senator Ferguson then epoke at some length,corgratulating the convention upon the choice of candidate for the riding of West Queen’s. He felt sure of the re- turn of Mr. Stewart. He charged that the Liberal

party had violated all their pre-election promises, and the righteous indignation of the people

would be visited upon them on election day. The Liberal-Conservativee had ful- filled all their election promises. The prospects of the Conservative party are excellent, The feeling through- out Canada’ is that the Liberal- Conservative party will be returned. From every constituency in this proviace the reports are excellent. Some of the Liberals admit that the Conservatives will carry every constituency in the pro~ vince. Senator Ferguson then spoke of the approaching visit of Sir Charles Tupper, who would address a monster

4th of Septemberr He felt sure that the Liberal-Conservatives would ‘give their chieftain areseption that would gladden bis heart and send him on his way rejoice ing.

Mr. Blake then returned thanks for the honor done him in re-electing him Presis dent of the Aseociation.

A vote of thanks was then tendered the

‘chairman, and the meeting closed with

cheers for the Queen, the candidate and Sir Charlee Tupper.

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DIED. In thie city yesterday afternoon, Margar-

et Jane McDonald, aged 37 years after a long and painful illness.

ic schools of Baltimore the

defective k unsafe : mmet to be

he age of the

Gs yearly ex-

Hhiool work atall,isa d school authorities it shows great negli- gence and ignorance on the part of |parents, where the responsibility rests _j

of the pupils’ eyesignt by school - ities will place it at last.”—Philgdelphia {nquirer.

Gr. F. HUTCHESON,

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Grand Demonstratiqn

Monday, Aug 27th, 1800

Athletic Association Park, Charlottetow, —IN/AID OF THE—

WHELAN MONUMENT FUND.

Che promoters of the Whelan Monument Fund, intend holding a Grand Demonstration on the Athletic Association Park, Charlottetown, on Monday August 27th, inst,, in aid of the above-named Fund.

Eating, drinking and dancing booths will be provided on an elaborate scale and attended by capable and atzentive waiters.

Muttart’s Steam Riding Gallery kas been secured for the occasion, and Messrs. Miller Bros, of this city, have generously agreed to operate their sple: did Graphohpone, free of charge, in aid of the cause.

There will be a Bicycle Competition for a valuable medal and other prizes

The Sons of England, The Ancient Order of Hibernians, The Free Maso The Loyal Orange Lodge, The Benovelent Irish Societies, of Charlottetom Emerald and Souris, The Oddfellows, The Foresters, The Caledonian Cia} and all other National and Fraternal Societies are hereby specially invited 0 join in making this Demonstration a grand success, by marching to the Pat in their respective regalias.

Geo. V. McInerney, Esq., M. P., Richibucto, N. B., Sir Charles Tuppés Bart. Sir L. H. Davies, A. Martin, M. P., A. C. Macdonald, M. P..J. # Beli, M. P., D. B. McLellan, M. P., Hon. Senator Ferguson, Hon. Senalo Yeo, Mr, J. J. Hughes, Souris, and other Federal Candidates are dereby pectfully requested to attend and speak on the object of the Demonstration

The Public Questions of the Day.

This will be che largest and most representative gathering held in this Pro- vince for years, and all who want to have a big day’s sport should not fail to attend.

Special Reduced Fares and Train Arrangements in Connection Wit Whelan Monument Demonstration at Charlottetown, Monday, August 27th, 1900.

Train Departs. Train Departs

Station Fare Standard Time | Station Fare Scandard Tine Tignish....... $1.25. 0002000430 a. mM. North Wiltshire 45.--++ee 9.18 = Ui wische Bn kece tas ia Colville..... .. 35. coegnad 9.28 St. Louis. .... Tez 5 cceeeeeG 5t SS i Bheceeeeee 9.38 a Miberton.. <..4 Cee ked ees oo 9 Royalty Junct.. 20. . vor vee QO a Elmsdale...... Lae. sam = Charlottetown,, Arrive....100§ |, Bloomfield.... 1.15...+..-. S36 (* Sotho. 3. Ss... .00bi 510 O'Leary sevas Rit Dee week es 5-48 - Bear River.... T5eceeeeee 5-40 - Coleman. vee OE anc ses a Rollo Bay...... 752000777 SHO a WOR Davos... Is8S00cccces ee ea Selkirk.-...... TS.cccene 5 Pi i ee b.16,-csscosmean: |°* St. Peters...... 7§eeeers** 612 | Conway...... Cs imines ane. Rd re 6.34 _ Ellerslie. ...... 5+ ccvcce 6.33 7 Lot ORs a on i GO, . éonaae 6.39 «a ct Bagge Scccscces ge 6 St. Andrews,... 45+++9+*" 6.58 Northam hivicl Ohi sewes we 6.46 * Georvgetown..... TS.cccccee §.5° Richmond..... Se pcnnews 6.55 “* Cardigan...... ¥§--esaen 6.05 | Wellington.... 85.....+.. 7-50». % MGR. boos oxida ee Miscouche..... i ad gede 7.20. ** St. Teresa..... 60.4 seen 6.39 4 St. Eleanors... 85........ om i Peakes....c+ee 60. cessed Sammemide..,, 75. ...000.7-50 * Mt. Stewart..... 45-c00seee 6.45 New Annan..... Pein seus 8.01 * Tracadie ..... 45.+002008 7:5 ROMUINGIOR..5: “FSi cceseccmig © Botfesd,i. ..c $gueeue 7:29. Freetown...... Te casket 8.25 <6 ee 25.2000" 7-42 | oo: — 75 -e+eeees 814 “6 Charlottetown.. Arrives. -- +810 day

PGs nn ee bmeeehae es . vettt . Cape Pucliedis 7 ecececes A cs Tickets will be good o ae Emerald...... O65 ec cki a Returning train for Tignish wi Tine, 208 Bradalbane.... 60........ Raa.“ lottetown at 4.45 p. m.- Stand will leave ee Diiscenaes Lo. train for Souris and Georgetow? Fredericton ..... GGivta shee." Charlottetown at 5.15 p. ™ sais Hunter River... 45 ccc cece 9,08 - Passengers will be carried by allt

Admission to grounds 25 cents. vil be held

P. S.—Should the weather prove unfavorable the Demonstration om the first fine day following. BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE

August 7th, 1goo. Island Papers.

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