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EXAMINER

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ue Liberty, when Free Born Men, having to advise the Public, may speak free.”—Evripipes

two Cents

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WOL 3: CHARLOTTETOWN P: E. ISLAND, FRIDAY JUNE J6, 1899 “NO [44

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} Pretty Hats 389 cents each.

0090S OOS OSS SOSOSHSS SEO KLEEAEOECOESHOOEOCE oees

Most of them are sailors in] white black and colored.

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A few dozens are fancy shapes; also in white, black and colored

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There’s not a hat in the lot

worth leas than 60c. oe a

There are many worth $1.00 apd $1.25. ~~

We secured them at a close cut price asa special for cur millinery department.

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They were delivered last night. They are on sale now—this minute.

39 Cents each

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WHAT WE ADVERTISE WE HAVE

Men's and Boys’ Clothing--%: Te URES TETRIS TRIE NS WS TS 1S US TSS aS OS

Tisn’t---

Ordinary

Values that we wish you to see when we ask you to look at our Ready-to-Wear Ordinary values you ¢an see anywhere, but it’s a saving ofat least 45 How can Because we bought the roods that such less, at the Doull and Gibson great retiring sale, and we give

Clothing.

per cent, on your purchase, we do this?

AMENDMENT TO POST OFFIGE AGT

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Insurance by the Post- | Master General,

PROVISIONS AFFECTING THE PROMOTION OF CLERKS,

And Improvements in the Forward

ing of Mails, etc.

{[SpeciaL TO THE ExAMINER. ]

Orrawa, June 16.—The Postmaste, General bas intvodaced a bill to amend the Post Offise Act,

The most important provision is one authorizing the payment of indemnuities to the extent of $25 or lower for lost register- ed letters.

Provision is made for the charging o¢ fees in this connection and for the found~ ing of an insurance fuod bill:

It also authorizes the transmission of sample newspapers on the same con ditoins as copies are now sent to Lonifide subscribers.

A further clause provides that any one who has spent ten years in the railway mail service whether outside or inside wi!l

be eligible for the position of superinten . dent of railway mail service.

| There is slso @ clause designed to pro- | vide for the immediate despatch of mai} {posted after the regular closing of any particular mai),

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Genera] Luna’s Assassination.

[Seeerat ro Tae Fxamiver.}

Manita, June 16.--The reported as- sassination of Genera! Luna is not credit~ ,e1 here.

SHIP NEWS. ! a Port of Charlottetown.

’ ENTERED.

June 15.—SS Greetlands, Couillard, Montreal ; Leveret, Langill, Pictou; S88 Electra, Montague; Fred M. Batt, Snow, Marray Harbor; Kohinoor, Deagle, Pic- tou

CLEARED.

June 15.—SS Bonavista Fraser. St. Jobn’e, Nd. ; 8S Greetlands, Couwillard, St Joho’s, Nfad.; 88 Electra, MeLaren, Montague ; Cymberline, Stewart,Chatnam ; Amazon, Eastman, North Sydney; Ex- press, Stewart, Gaspe; Fred M 3att, Snow, Pictou ; Kohinoor, Deagle, do.; Annie, Leblanc, Louisburg.

We offer you a combination bard to get —low priced goods with high priced qualities— 200 yards silk and wool dress goods in newest weaves and colourings for about half price —read ad—Stanley Bros

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New Presses

(Fast running and modernized)

New Type

(Made on the labor saving basis) and w.th

Everything New

I am in a better position than ever to fill orders promptly in the line of Printing and Bookbinding

Alland every kind of Printing perform , . : of the low in first-class style and at lowest rates, irom an Our customers the benefit iluminated address to a visiting card

price paid for the goods. We always

Book and Pamphlet printinga specialty. ilaying large fonts of body type places me in

mate it a rule when we bought at a a position to excel in this line of work,

barzain to sell at a bargain.

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LEADERS IMLOW PRICES,

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All the latest and best makes of paper stock ca:d stock, (for ‘fat home” cards, ball prog- rams, etc) and printers supplies kept on hand to select from

Promptness, personal attention and reason-

able prices JB MGDONALD & CO) ~or ccoms, 141 QUEEN STR&ET

pene Prowse Bres....

MINE EXPLOSION = FAMINE IN IN CAPE BRETON,

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Occurred at the Caledonia

| Mine, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY BE- LOW AT THE TIME.

, Twelve Bodies Already Recovered- A Terrible Affair.

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[Sreciat ro Tae Examiner J

Havirax, June 16.— A terrible explosion occurred in the Caledonia Mine, Cape Bre~ } ton, at 2.30 this morning.

It is supposed that about 160 mea were ‘ dow” ai the time.

Twelve bodies have already been taken ; out.

The following bodies were recovered : Neil McDonald, Pictou, John Duyle and son, Doaald Martin, Alex Macdensld and Thos Johnson, underground manager, and

REDISTRIBUTION BILL

Government May Take it up to-day.

{[SpectaL To THe ExAMINeER }

Orrawa, Jane 16.—Io the House last night, Sir Louie Davies said the Govt. hoped to get *hrough the sapplementary estimates and take up the redistribution bill today.

The Opposition members laaghingly i n-« timated a doubt that redistribution would be reached.

HITEL ARRIVALS.

Queen Hotel: J A Thigby, New Bruoewick; D N Stevens, Chatham; Mr aod Mrs DM Murray, Scouwburn; Rev A F Thompson, Truro; Wm J Wright, Liverpool, N 8., George Forbes, Vernon River; Geneva Haberlin, Murray Harbor; Ernest Gardiner, Lowell, Mass. ; Henry G Nickler, Lowell; J A Mathieson, Georgetown; LU Fowler, Badeque; Rev D Campbell, Cambridge, Mass.

Hotel Davies : Mr and Mra E R Baxter, Miss Baxter, Walter G Davies, jr., Port- land, Maioe; F W Pilot, W D LeBoutil- lier, Montreal; Mrs Alexander Martin, | Miss Jessie Martin, Dundas; W L Car. per, New York; Jas E Burchell, New Campbellton; Wm P Westcott, New York; J E~ Millenck, Wakefield, Mass.; Catherine Lea, Charles H Walcott and wife, Mrs. Laird, Ernest R Doyle, Arthur H Doyle, J Ashton Burton, Boston, Mass., Mrs. H C Whipple and maid, Bristol, N. H.

TO CURE TOOTHACHE IN A MINUTE Use eee 5 one epeiostion gute 3if not,

our mon . good for Neuralgis And Headache. Scat all Deuguiste,

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Fire and

Marine INSURANCE

| he Oldest, iStrongest and Best Companies

In the world, are repre- sented at this Agency. Risks taken on every description of insvrable property at LOWEST RATES’

F W Hyndman,

brother of the Assistant General Manager. /

EAST AFRICA

Prevails in the German Possessions

AN ALARMING DROUGHT IN THE BRITISH PROTECTORATE

Qausing Much Suffering, Women

Dying of Starvation.

[SeecraL tro THE Examiner ]

Loxpon, June 16.—Advices from East Africa show there ie a famine prevailing in the German possessions,

Owing to the drought which also pre- vails alarmingly in the British Protector- ate, hundreds of women are dying of star~ vation.

A Dory Race.

(Sproian To THE ExaMINER.]

GuioucesteR, Mass., June 16.—Mak Lynch, of Halitax,and Foeter Bruce, the cuampion dory oarsman of New England, ere matched for fa race in dories for $250 a side bere iv July.

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Dominion Wins the Race.

(SpeciraL to Tee Examine.)

Monrreat, Jane 16—The Dominion won the Ross cup yesterday by defeating the Yankee, of the White Bear Club, Minneapolis, by 2-minutes 22 seconds ovre a@ triangular course. eS

DIED.

At the Mother House, Convent de Notre Dame, Montreal, ca tbe 15th inet, Sister St. Walburga, ia ber 23th year.

[Deceased was a daughter of Edward Kelly, E+q., Southport }

At Black River, on Monday, June 12th, 1899, Jane Anne, beloved wife of Peter Brodie, aged 24 years and 4 months.

Sweetly deck’d with pearly dew, The morning’s rose may blow ; But cold successive noontide blasts,

May Jay its beauties low.

Fair on Janie’s morn, The sun propitious emil’d ;

But long ere noon, succeediug clouds, Succeeding hones beguile?.

Fate oft tears the bosoms corde, That nature finest strung ;

So Janie’s heart was formed, And eo that heart was wrung.

Dread Omnipotence, alone, Can beal the wound he gave,

Can point the brimful grief-worn eyes, To scenes beyond the grave.

Virtue’s blossoms there shall blow, And fear no with’ring blast ; There Janie’s spotiess soul, Shall happy be at last.

At Friston Road, June 9, Mary Cass, relect of the late John Curran, in the 63rd year of her age. May ker soul rest in peace,

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Hansen's Pare Fruit Colors

ASSOR'1LED

For Creams — Icings — and Gelatine Dainty and Artis- tic.

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10c per Bottle Our Own Flavoring Essences

need no recommendation, their large sales testify to their merits,

Use our home made essen- ces for true flavor and

strength. A. W. REDDIN, Phm., 8.,

Central Drugstore

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against alum.

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ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. neat

CTO ‘ 3 O FIFTY SBTS JUST RECEIVED

See our BIG VALUE Croquet Set for

Only 90 cts MAH

Geo. Carter & Co.

IMPORTERS

Light For : Little

MOGs; 2"

On our centre counter you'll find a large variety of child- ren’s shoes, light, soft and comfortable ones, just the cor- rect thing for summer wear. We bought a big lot of these goods, and we bought them rigt.

Here’s the price we sell them at:—

Children’s strap slippers, tan

or black, size 3 to 7, 39c

Children’s Dongola buttoned, tan or black, size 3 to 7,

50e to 68s

Better ones if you want them

GOFF BROS Removee

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Richmond Street

Fourth House from Queen St. —around the— =————London House Corner

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