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Buy direct from manufacturers Buy large qtantities, Save big <iscounts, Do a lange Wholesale business Pylite and patient att :ntion. Aud have everything that’s new at most attractive prices One visit to our store with in’ spection of goods and prives will proye that our fall stock has no superior in this city, and that we give not only the best values, but by far the mort. Specials this week.
Ladies’ New Jackets, Fine Furs,
lack Dress Goods, Lacies’ Underclothing, Gents’ Underclothing, Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery
Wi. ALWEEKS & Go.
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Ovsters Oysters Oysters.
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Victoria Cafe, Great George Street. Oysters served in every style;
Lunches and dinners with despatch. As usual, 1 am prepared to deliver Of; stervs”dn any quantity to customers
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to any part « t Peiephoue Connection.
JON P. TOY
VICTORIA CAFE Gt. George St.....
October Sp
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LOST. —Yesterday between Southpert and Pisquid Road, by way of Lot 45,a satch«l con- tainiuga purse. Reward will be paid for itat this office, oct li dy 2i wk li
~ WANTED. —A servant, must understand lain cooking, bring reterence. Mrs Edward almer, Queen Street.
oct 11 eod
THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTT: TOWN, OCTOBER 11 1397
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BLEGKA PHIC. |
SPECIAL DESPATCHES TO THE EXAMINER,
est Guaranteed! DELAY BUILDING WARSHIPS.
tion says that it ie desired to trade unionism a!tc yether,
get rid of
} vounger brother of the If this is not i He
done the engineer ing irade of the conairy
wil! Zo to the wai!
Another iiersatiaa Bxbidition
Lexpon, Uct. | w having de cided to ho! d an international! «xbibition in ls 19GL, the citizens have alrs ady started | preliminary operations and avow their in- tention of beating che Chicago record. The guaranted tund,choogh still in its infancy, | amounts to $700,000. Ictis expected that a total of 5,000,000 will be ra: Six months.
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Several Governers Resign.
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Havana, Oct. 11.—Following the ap pointment of Marshal Blai.co to sueceed Captain Generali Weyler, Marquis Pal- | merai, civil goveruor of Hsvana, and other provincia] governors have tendered there resignations,
Hoody i in Mextreal.
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Monrraear, Oct. ‘Lwteidd L. Moody opened a serves of Evangelistic mes: ings at St. James Methodist Church on Saturday. The servi es oy Saturd:y and Sunday were yery largely attendid Moody suggesied a ccllection for tle sufferers by the forest fires along the Ottawa ana $175 was realoed.
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SAUOPHPPPTOTENOPHED APONTE ARNT EPES.
al , “It pavs to buy at Carter's,’
Now is the time to buy
BULES.
We bave a large stock for out door and indoor culture,imperted
AALAALLLMLMRA AURA Ad Gd Odd
soctnineenniate arama: jpmengad? ‘ag, Uiitnd “asin
from toiland, China ana otber countries of production. No better varieties or higher -<>
qualities are procurable avywhere. Uur prices are Jower than those of any wi the foreign dealers for same quality of Bulbs, and bevyers tave the advantage of seeing what they are getting.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED PROMPTLY
Hyacinths, Tulips.tre- eus, Bermuda Easter Lilies, «hinese Snered Lilies, Freesias, Narcis- sus, aiso Hyacinth Glasses
Our Bulb Catalogue gives full
prices and cultural directions, ree W rite or ca)i for it.
Geo. Carter & Co.,
Booksellers & Stationers.
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Hon. Hr. Fielding’s Loan.
Grrawa, Oot 11.—After able cabling between don ané Ottawa Hon Mr. Fielding
et the proj posedioan. The rate of
has in-
| thinimum offer which willbe considered (1 pounds for each 100 pounds. The dura
| tion of the loan will be 50° vears, last loan of Hon. Mr. Foster was 2 lion pounds at three per cent. at a mum of 95. The ace was 97}.
2s omil-
. ! avel price realiz:
Fcotgdl! Season Opened,
ed
Hauivax, Oet. 11.—The foothall season opened on Saturday with a deetded defeat j of the United Service by the Wanderers.
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| LATEST NEWS BY WIRE AND MAL. 5 dalidics
| Sr. Pererssuac, October 8 —Malaria, which bas been prevelent at Taskend,
| Asiatic Russia, for four years, has not bes
come viru! » aud the ths from th: t Gause ere estimaied to number several { | thousand, Sanitary measures are useles | Mhe Russian garrison at Mary bas bern | transfered to Kransnovadsk, on tle! Ca impaigo Ses, to prevent ts being el~ nihilaied by di isease.
Loxvoy, O2t.8.—Prof. Francis Wj iliam |
| Newman, theauthor avd
philosopher, ia dead. Fr W illisan
Newman wasa ee 7 Newnan. published numerous works on variety of kindred subj cts which may gevueraily classed as reli political and eoci it
Simia, October,
ance 13
| | f he | gious, philological,
8.—The total cacnal- sto Britisbarms during the frostier tronbles up to date have been 199 killed | Critish cfficers, and * edunded, eae 34 officers,
ae 8 Uh 9.— ‘izabeth Noel, vears, arrived . "Ol St, John’s Nfld, oi the steamer Portia YeFterday to go tng
| Acadia Village School,
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Uogrionville, N. The girl was epir. ted away oii her pesioal |
eed within \h ere and the chief of police is e.ceayoring i to lovate her.
Vicrorta, B. C., Oct. 8.—Five more of Victoria sealing fleet arrived today from Behring Sea, Ovean Belle, with 792 skins which, with 167 takea on the coast, makes a total catch of 959 skins for the seasor; Umbria, 1,03 skins, all eave 197 taken in the Behring Sea, taken op Japan coast; Annie E, Paint, Capt. Bissett, brought 1,293 skins, 307 of which were taken in: Behring Sea, andl5 at Cooper Island; City of San, Diego, which arrived in com- mand of Capt. ‘McG ‘aw, Captain Dr Mar- tin having left her to join in the rush to Klondyk+, had 459 skins to show for ber Bebriog Nes catch; and Borealis, the Just
erriv al, bad 659 for the season, 312 of
| which were taken in Beh ring ies. Lacos, West Coastof Africa, Oct. 8.— | A French expedition, consisting of £60
soldiers and 2,000 carriera, has staried trora Porto Novo, coast of Dahomey, for Mikki whence it proceeds to the Hunter - land of Lagos. ‘he colonial government istaking active steps to prevent this force from encroaching upon Britisn territory. The French officials, it is stat- ed, have pressed vatives of Lagos and their canovsgnio the service of the ¢x-
pedition,
Estes Park, Col., Oct. 8.—Forest fires are raging in the timber southwest of ibis place. Immense volumes of smoke are darkening -hesky. Uoless there is a rain storm the destruction will be enormous.
£imia, Oct. 8.—- Gen. Sir William Lock- art, in command of the punitive expe- ditioa against the rebellious borver tribes, has issued a proclamation to the Tirah Afridisacd Orakxais, saying that in Consequence of their breaking the treaty of 1881, the government is sending a force to march through their country. The final peace terms of the government
will be announced to the tribes on the arrival of this force at their caprial, Immediate submission to the British authorities is advised, in order to avoid
unnecessary damage, otherwise punishment wili follow any opposition to the Briti:h advance.
Monterey, Mexico, Oct. 8.—A_lvices ar received of a bad accident 25, miles south of here. A tunnel is being constructed by the Mexican National Railroa d,and a premature explusion of a blast oc curred, killing four meno outright and wounding ten others seriously, The acciden; is being investigated by the authorities.
Hauiiroy,Ala ,Oct 8.—While returnivg from a party here jate last night six persons ina boat were thrown into the Buitahatchie riverand four of the oecu- pants were drowned, Those drowned were
Misses Lirzie Smith, Belle Key, Mary | #@@@@eoseeagneceneceseeace Swearingen and Ella Philips.” Their 13 escorts, Robert and Jobn W. White,!@ tx NT AT
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by rocking it, saved their own lives Feeling is so intense against the two men that they bave left town.
New York, October 8.—Tbe Londen cerrespondent of the World learns that the | Canadian Goverument. in op posing the | en'argement of the conference, was yizor- ously” supported by Coloniai Secretary Cham berijain, in letters, in which he transmitted to Lord Sainsbury Canada’s reply. His policy 1s that Colonial sentiment should be paramount io ail matters when it does not c'ash with Imperial inlerests,
brothers, who caused the boat to tee
omen,
AOOBSOOOSOOSCCSS
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Are You Losing Flesh?
Then something is wrong. To the young italways means trouble. It is a warning tO apy one, uniess they are
already too fat. Scort’s Emulsicu ebecks ths waste aud briags up your weigh: azaib.
Miss E. E. Ernst, optician wili be at
Captain Samuel McRae’ scorner of Kent and Qucea Streets, Oct. 12th and 13th all persons have eye troutle and wishirg to consuJt her will kindly call early as time is limited. dw 8i
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Latest Styles and Materials
This season we have a large stock of Dress Goods, trade, with a variet y of suitable trimmings, stock old goods of any kind to show you, everything thi
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embrac ing every The displ: ay is
before you on your ls Season’s iinportation,
dec: ide new
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Anotherlot of hats opened Saturday
fine, and the prices you will find are
Now In Stock
thing new and desiravle
the lowest in
dress—it will pay on to do 89
Jackets and Capes Jackets and Capos
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DIED At Cambridgeport, Mass. George E. Millner,eldest son of the laie G.W. Mi IIner,
aged oo years,
‘THIS WEEK | THIS WEEK
NOTHING BUT
Pipes, Pipes, Pipes, Pipes.
A good Briar, 10e. SEE THEM, SEE THEM
*eeceosd
REDDIN BROS. Opp-site P. O.
In Chancery Before the Master of the Ralls
Daniel Finlayson, Philip Large and Alfred P. Large, complainants and
James Bell, Daniel E. Morris Executors of the last will and testament of David Dou. glas, late of Stanhope,in Queen’s County farmer deceased, testate,George Sedwich Blue, Christy Ann Weirand Artemas Coffin Douglas.—Detendanty. Pureuant to an order of the Court
of Chancery in this cause, bearing date
the twenty-ninth day of September A, D.
1597, by which it was referred to me to
take account of the debts of the said
testator, David Douglas, and by which it was ordered that I should fix @ peremptory day for proving the accounts against the said testator, | do hereby give notice to ail persons haviog claims against
Esiate of the said David Douglas, to come
in and exhibit, and prove their accouts
} before me at theottice of M.& D.C. ‘McLeod, in the Bank of Nova Scotia
Building iu Charlottetown on Wednerd:~, the seventeenth day of November nea‘, (A. D. 1897) at Eleven o’clock ia the forenoon, in default of which they will be excluded in the administration of -sid Es tate, and from the benefit Gi we decree berein
Dated at Charlottetown the uinth day of October, A. D. 1597.
D.C, MecLEOD Master in Chaneerr, oct Li dy 2i wk 3
FOR EVERY DAY USE
Requires to be done neatly, promptly and cheap,
There is only one place in the city, where you can get the fullest satisfaction, that is at,
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JAS: D. TAYLOR,
The Priater Queen Street BOOO 2OCO ©6* 060000006 6006
WANTED.—At oncea [a ws t»> M. Stevenson. til
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FCR SALE.—A No7 Charter Oak ( ‘ooking ove, very little used and in good re AP ly at this office,
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T ill be interested in
Patterns, single dress n the c: ity. “We quo
seen. See them.
Black ground with smal! colored silk thread running throne’, near. trim, stylish, 6Se yd
Single dress length.
Bandsome novelty, in varity of color combinations, for inetance the one we’re looking at this miaute is apretty combination of green with a little tovch of blue, very nleasin:r,
Single dress length. 78e yd Another variety—for instance a brown “background, raised black figare, very handsome 92e yd
Single dress Jength.
Another very stylish line, back ground of brown, raised black tig- ure, a small thread of green rnnning throngh. $1.05 ya
Single dress length.
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“igh class dress fabrics,
attempt to describe them.
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We will give youa six hole Highland Raage the cooking atensils an i warranted,
We have the latest Range and best one 01 the
this “story” of handsome, They're all exclusive lengths, without duplicates
te a few sample prices, and But they want to be
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A handsome novalty in rep, the, one we’re locking at is a grey ¢ifect with the sma!lest possib'+ mixinre
of gold. Si.15 yd
A neat and stylish ‘pure wool tweed, small mixed pattern, in shades of tan, brown and grey,
SE.28 ya
Single dress lengths,
Handsome line of silk mixed novelties, black back ground. with
emall pattern, black and green; black and purple, St 40 yd
A handsome tweed, = eneck grey in general effect, S145 yd
Single dress leugih,
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