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THE DAILY EXAMINER CHARLOTTETOWN, MAY

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PLANTIs,—!

» In the prop2r season, they

: e popular varieties of bed-

lt iow lants as well as vegetable, r Snowball; Cauliflower, Extra Marly

Cabbage, Celery, Tomato, etc., et A sam tt of Palma, Ferns,

to arrive shortly.

Asparagus,

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30-Guinea BICYCLE (Ladies’ or Gents’)

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$0 PIANO FREE. 30. = GOLD WATCH (Ladies or Gents’) FREE,

SWING MACHINE FREE, tO the PARIS EXHIBITION nf 1900. ALL EXPE NSES PAID» VALUE 30 Quineas, FREE)

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lation of the WomANn’s WorRLD we have made}

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ang s whereby any subscribes may gain a ladies’ bicycle, value 30| guineas, a gentler.an’s ycle, value 30. guineas, a 7-octave walnut piano, value | 20 guinea gol watch, ladies’ or gentleman’s, value 30 guineas, without any | ost beyond bs ym money. This system is not intended for the idler | 0 g for nothing—but for those who are willing to use a little | levern in their spare time, for which they receive handsome prizes. | arriage paid to your doo! i if you want any of the articles named above you can procure them by be- | ming a subscriber to the Woman’s WorLD. This makes you eligible to par- |

ipate in our method of procuring the articles named free of cost to you.

H.very subscriber to the Woman’s Wor LD is entitled to one of these prizes, iccording tocg we send. Subscription for one year Post free, 5s. rod. Send add : envelope with stamp (of any country will do) for copy of |} aper, and f structions, how to proceed, also say which prize you select. \ddress iz ry? UY sé ? 9 WV yw TH “WOMAN’S WORLD,”

BRENTFORD, LONDON, W., ENGLAND.

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ls always hazardous, and should never be entered upon by any- one who cannot afford a loss in event of one being sustained. On the ccher hand, the pro‘ts of speculation, when successful. are us- ually very great. Success or failure is largely a queation of good judgement, guided by experience and proper information.

Do You Wisk Good Conservative Advice in Your Opsretions ?

We are in a position to give it and solicit correspondenze.

Stocks are depressed just now on account of Gold Shipments and Railrcad Stocks should be a good purchase on any sharp decline irom present prices.

Accoun 5 handled on 3 per cent margins.

D. McKVERS & CO., Brokers.

Stoek Exchange Building, Montreal. Specialty New York Stocks and Chicag Provisions, Private Wires.

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Ws have the right kind at the right prices Wheels with ti vide rim are still wanted—We have 40 set of them— Wide wheels, with or withcut rubber tires, if you want'them.

RK WRIGHT & C0.. LTD

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Cuiese.— The Hazelbrook Dairying sre busy making cheese, They ave now 63 on hand.

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fatirax Boat,—The City of Ghent Halifax this morn - |

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sc MErRTIN -[t is important that f » es. B. ©, attend

ght to reconsider urtigies I[[. and VI. of the constitation. Caank+.—Lhe committee of Alpha Rebeeea Lodge social -issire to thank the performers 1 in making their social a

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When we sav that England’

Remember who has made her so,

And go to the soldier boye in their kilts in the Opera House on the 21st.

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@jMiwstrets,Matinee.—There was a good attendance at the matinee by League of the Cross Minstrels held yesterday after noon and the performance was very satisfactory.

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Boat Upset.—A boat accidentally up« set in Charlottetown Harbor to-day. The occupants were thrown into the water, but the ferry steamer came along at the right time and picked them up.

ndiny-ntaiaaiaal ‘ISLANDER at ALDERsHOT.—The follow- ing cablezgram was rezeivedinthe city to-day : : Lonpon, May IIth. JoHn Harris, Charlottecown:

The Daily Mai) sends you following from its relief corps: Southampton— Arrived safe at Aldershot. Write.

Jouy Harris.

MR. ROGERS’ ACTION.

Sir,—I have been a regular attendant at the Honse for years and never heard Mr. Rogers make a speech. On Tuesday last when | wanted to see the proceedings, I with the others was put out. I have since learned that it was on the motion of Mr. Rogers tbat the public were excluded. ITsaw him get up, bui did not hear what he said, and now that I have learned of his action I must exprees my surprise for I thought that he would have refused Mr. Farquharson’s order and allowed the

“doubtful ” honor to fall on some other |

shoulders, for instance on Mr. Me-

Williame. He would have been the man He appears good at siinging mud. VETERAN. AN INQUIRY.

Sir,—I am a little boy and have been in the gal'ery of the House seeing the fun for the Jas: few davs avd there is a word used very often which I dont know the meaning

| Of and would be obliged if vou would tell

me, Itis the word “precedent.”

“LirtLe Boy.”

[Precedent in connection with the above mean deciding in favor of the Government every time,]

A QUESTION.

Sir,—I have beena temperance man for many yeare and a staunch Liberal and while I disapproved of the principles of Farquharson’s License Law, I was pleased when he appointed an inspector for Char~ lottetown to eee the provisions of the Law carried out, ‘This Inspector, however, has utterly failed to perform his duties. The treating clauses of the law are hourly Violated under the very nose of the au- thorities and no effort whatever made to punish the tranegressors. The Inspector, however, can find time to'loaf around the public buildings and to be on hand to do Government dirty work in the shape of assisting to remove Mr, Wise from his seat. He has now been appointed dour~ keeper to the Assembly. In the mean-~ time how are the violaters of the License Act to be treated? Are they allowed to go scot free ?

LIBERAL,

NO PRECEDENT.

Sir,—It is rumored that Governor Mce Williams has been making unfounded charges on the floor of the House and that No. Precedent Speaker could not find a precedent for allowing the untruthful and unfounded charges to pass and the Governor was corspelled to ewal‘ow his words.

Now it istco bad that the‘'No Precedent’ Speaker could not find a precedent to help the Governor out, and the Governor’s in- dignation at the Speaker for not making

a precedent appears too well found» ed, especially a8 the Speaker bas been grinding out precedents

ever since the House met as fastas they were required and to sut the particular emergencies,

It is expected that the Speaker’s con- duct towards Governor McWilliams will not be a precedent in future.

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Minard’s Liniment Cures ; Burns, etc.

and friends who so

No other firm did or ever Dry Goods at as low STORE.”

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AMHERST BOOT & SHOE MPG, C0, &

S —W HOLESALE— & Boot & Shoe Manufacturers.

AMHERST, NOVA SCOTIA. $249,000.00 $500,000.00 We are also the ieading Rabver Shoe house of the Provinces,

Our Representative for P. E. [sland, Mr. C.~’ Sutherland, wil! start

out with samples about 10th May where orders t»- fall or assorting will have eareful attention from us.

AMHERST BOOT & SHO2

Amherst, N. S., May 2 2 aw tl June 15. SES SESE GEES EES ERS OAS EE ieee

Capital Output, year about closing, over

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“THIS IS CANADA YEAR ” i

WHY RIDE A CLEVELAND ¢

Because it is the highest type in the art of bicycle construction to-day— it’s popularity is world-wide.

It is beyond competition and eourting criticism in a constituency that has been well grounded in the appreciation of all the fine points in construction, development and improvement.

It is a Canadian wheel, made by Canadian mechanics and in a factory—by Canadian machinery and employing Canadian capital.

The ideas embodied in its construction are acknowledged the best by lead- ing cycle manufacturers, and some of its newest and most important features and improvements for 1900 are :

Hardened block and pin which prevents the chain from wearing—com bined ball and roller bearings—automatic oiling hubs—dust proof skeleton gear case—improved ball head spokes—dust proof pedals—improved sprockets— improved handle bar and seat post adjustment—chainless models, combined coaster and brake, and it’s one of the handsomest and most perfectly equipped raachines on the market—ladies and gents’.

MARK WRIGHT & CO., LTD.

‘AGENTS, ;'

Canadian

Mr. L. W. Watson went to Halifex thig morning

fax las ren] ie iast ey ning.

| Mrs. D, Sutherland returned from Haji. i ‘ ’ }

Cap'. Aylward left Thursday moro og

by the Princess for St John’s, Nfld.

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| Miss Minnie Whear is expected home r ‘ y r > ;

(from Minneapolis tonight. Her brother, Mr. L. G. Whear, met her in Moncton.

| Mr. Robert Vaniderstine, City Collec.

tor, expected home from Boston on

| Wednesday or Thursday. It is pleasing

| to heer that his son Hammoud, who wag

| Seriously ill, is recovering.

| Mr. Patrick J McKenna, left St. Dan-

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| -tan’s Co lege today, for the good of his

| health, on a short vacation to his home

|at Mootague Crosse. He was accom panied

| to Charlottetown by hie medical adviser,

) Dr. Donohoe, and other students. We

| wish Mr. McKenna a pleasant and en-

| oyable vacation.

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TIME TABLE.

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Rocky Point Perry. Commencing Tue lay, May ist,. the Steamer Elfia, will rua s follows for the month of May :—

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WILL LEAVE PRINCE ST. WHARF

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WILL LEAVE ROORY POINT

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ee i i Prince Edward Island Railway On and after aiid 16th, 1899,

trains of this Railway run daily, (Sundays xcepted,) as under :—

Trains Out- Trains In- ward. Kead STATIONS ward. Read down up

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PM PMAM PM PMAM

310 500 630 lv “h'town ar 12590596 3 30 520 6 44 Royalty Junct 105 8 50 9 2 417 606718 N. Wiltshire 1225 818 839 431 621 7 28 Hunter River 1210808 83 1513 705 758 Emerald Juc 11 28 7 38 744 , 047 260 $22 Kensington 1055 713 709 6 20 8 45 ar ; lv 1025 605 6 35

S’side A. M.

12 30 lv f 10 10

l 13 a Wellington cea 27

L Pe. oi. eee 8 492

3 00 .O’Leary......7 40

405. a . Alberton......6 38 5 00 ar....Tignish....1lv 5 40 P, M. A. M.

P. M. A. M. 2 10 lv.. Charlottetown, .ar 10 10

335 arf Mt. Stewartlly 845 3 50 lv Junction ar 830

OCS .c00. Cosiipin o5cces 78 5 25 ar...Georgetown, ...lv 6 50

A. M, A. Me P. M. as Mi. 315 Iv..Mt. Stewart. .ar 8 35 OG Miivccnsctca ses st ieee: St. Peters......7 £8 6 20 ar.....Souris..... lv600 P. M. A. M. PrP. M. a.

7 40 lv..Emerald Junct..ar 7 35 6 30 ar..Cape Traverse..lv 6 45

Trains are run by Eastern Standard Time !

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Wants, Lost

TO LET.—House on Dorchester Strest, now Occupied by Mr. Sydney Poole, containing seven rooms, Posseseion given June ist, Apply to Miss Alley, Prince Street.

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WANTED.— Hand Sewed Shoemakers. Call or «vrite to 8S. C, Crewe, 271 Barrington Street, Halifax, N. 8.

{ WA NTED.—A boy adout i6 years of age at the Charlottetown Club. Apply to Mr. Aneas McDonald, secretary Treasurer.

TO LET.—The House On Dorchester Street, at present occupied by Richard Grant, pos- session given immediately, Apply to the owner, Richard Grant,

HOUSE TO LET.—3ix apartments, good stable. Apply to John Elliott, Lower Mal- peque Road. 1 week pd.

WANTED.~--A smart steady hoy about 14 or 16 years of age, who uuderstands looxi after horses and cOw,and can make himself generally useful about a house, Apply at this office

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SEEDS _

White Russian, Fife and Colorade Bearded Wheat, Imported and Island growth, Barley, Buckwheat, Black Tartarian and Norway Oats, White Oats in Banner, Egyptian, Goth land, ani American Beauty, Fodder Corn, Peas, Vetches, Timothy Seed, Clover Seed, Turnips and Mangle Seed, etc., for sale by

F. L. MACNUTT,

dy 3ins wkly lin. eod Queen St.