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lnstromental Duet...... ititiihne Mies Fitzgerald and Mis# Peake. Vocal Solo, Blue eyes—Robert Townsend Miss Lillian Dodd. PRCT aphanduvcnncscbace cdiatliide stecvesnedies Miss Gertrude Davies. Violin Solo—Sonata No 5, in F Ba loPevcorssse « vane -cocotign Dethoves Mr. W. A. Grant. OREN. « od cconhbinases o0.0sle 6 Major Weexs. Lo a ee: bicvcbebdeil Mr. Ernest Hill. TIEIO, . . cunsisntaneradiieinns geveseee + ia Mies Kathleen Fitzgerald. Vocal Solo—The Coming of the King...... sites eentreeeeerereeene Jd O0SEph Mocokel Miss Winnifred Cotton Violin Solo—Scene de Ballet...De Beriot Mr. W. A. Grant, Reading........ benencsecroecoeeceves Mr. Ernest Peake, OMNOG TOU, disses ctbaciae Gaevnoes Mr. Ernest Earle. God Save the Queen. Doors open at 7.30 p, m. Concert at 8 p. m. Admission l5c.

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Land Tax, 1897

Owners of property are reminded that by the recene amendment to the Assessment Act, the system of valu- ing property for Land Tax ha been changed, and it is ne-essary chat new valuations and declarations be made this year. Such declarations to be made by the owner, occupier or agent, before the Provivucial Treasurer or Deputy Receiver of the district,

In valuing property the value of the Luidings must be included,

The rate of tax for 1897 is one fifth of one per cent., or 20c on every $100 of valuation.

‘lhe tax will be due on the Ist Dec- ember, A diseount of 5 per cent. will be allowed if paid on or before the 15th Nov., 1897.

ANGUS MeMILLAN,

| items of Interest Bolled Down For More Easy Reading, |

The grand new Parliament buildines in

Victoria, British Colambia, bave been

informally opened.

Mr. A. G. Fraser, of London, Ont., has entered suit for $15,000 damages ayainst the Street Railway Company because he | fell or was pushed off a car on Labor av and fell through a bridge to tie ground, 30 feet below.

The minister who married a couple in a lion’s cage the other day was a theological student in Boston University. This Methodist institution has no use for divin- ity atudents of Mr. Reading’s style, and he has been expelled. It turns out that | the young preacher is a Canadian, and that he was ordained by the Niagara con ference.

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The Schwarz aluminum airship, fitted with a benzoin motor, was tested last week onthe Temple of Fiweld, in the presence of a namber of generais and the chief of the army airship department. The airship rose a thousand feet, floated in theair for twelve minates, and at first obeyed the man steering it, but later he was unable to steer it against the strong wind which prevailed. The experiment was considered to be partly successful.

The French are experts in the art of inventing fresh taxes. Very few possible sources of revenue escape their fiscal atten- tion. In order to meet the deficit in the French Budget, the Budget Commission has devised @ tax on motor carriages, ranging from 60 francsto 100 francs in Paris, and fron: 10 francs to 75 francs in the provinces. They have also raised ahout 26,000,000 francs by imposing taxes on foreign bonds.

The Flag-ship Imyerieuse has returned to Vancouver from South America, where she wentto protect British ipterests. En route acall was made at Cocea Island, where a hidden treasure amounting to thirty million dollars is supposed to have been buried some years ago by freebooters. Although this was the third search party it was unsuccessfu!, through rain filling the sandy excavations made. A party of fifty men, under an officer, were left on the island.

Tke New York World has collected a census of the views of the National Demo- cratic Committee, the organization which manages the presidential conventions and campaigne, and finds that in nineteen states, chiefly in the west and south, representative men of the parity regard the result of the elections of Tuesday as an endorsement of Bryan and bi-metalism, and the majority of them look on Bryan’s renomination in 1900 as the proper thing to secure the prize of the preridency. Financial heresies are as bard to crush as those ‘vhich bave religion as their basis. The menace of the silver money movement still confronts the United States, and may again call fora union cf conservative commercial forces and Republicans to avert it.

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Nervous people find relief by enriching their bleod with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which is the one true blood purifier and nerve tonic.

86.75 Jackets $4 98.— Beer Bros.

Representative institutions seem to be in come danger in Austria. The capacity of so many members of Parliament to talk more than they think is the cause of the

trouble. They have made the transaction of the business entrusted to them impoersible.

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Sovereign Flavoring Extracts are the criterion of perfection. They are known and accepted as the mcst reliable and the purest.

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SCHOONER “SAN JUAN,” now on“her way from St. Jchn’s New- foundiand to Charlottetown; built in L889, registered tonuage 94 tons; has a good outfit. Apply to

PEAKE BROS & CO.

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SUH. “SAINTE MARIE,”

Wil! sail for Bermuda about 10th inst., and will carry freight under deck aad horses on deck it lowest rates,

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A. HORNE & CO.

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Mr. Geo. D. Longworth and Miss Ann‘e Lovgworth returned latt evening from | Montreal.

The press of Victoria gives a | eariy | welcome to Mr. Peters and S.r Charles, Hitbert Tuppe r.

[tis pleasing to hear that Mrs. J. A, Matheson is recovering from tie effects of the injuries she recently received.

Rev. J. W. Godfrey left this morning for Edinburgh where he wiil shortly be or- dained priest by the Lord Bishop of that d:ocese,

An Ottawa despatch Laurier, Lady Laurier Hon. Mr. Davies Lady Davies and Ethel Davies left for Washingion on Monday afternoon.

P. Doherty of the Queen Hotel, Sassex, N. B., left on Monday morning for P. KE. Isiand, intending to purchase a number of horses to adi to his livery stab!e stock. — Queen Hotel: George Forbes, Vernon River; J D McLeod, City; John A Collings, Sturgeon;J R Homer, jr, Spriagfield,Ma-s; | De McLaren, Brudenell; John N:chols,! Anoandal+; Jack Isbell, St Louis Mo.

Mr. and Mrs. Join P. Tanton and Miss Ethel Tanton were paseengers on ihe western express last evening on return from an extended visit to New York, Boston and Niagara Fa!)s.

Mr. G. A. Sharpe, Superintendert of the Prince Edward Island Railwav, crossed ia the Northumberland a few days agoio} meet Mrs. Sharpe, who was returning froma visit abroad. They returned to Charlottetuwn last eveniug.

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Montreal; I C Bushbiy, Halifax; C E Murray, Moncton; A Heywood, Liverpoo!, Knog; Wim McMaster, Montrea);

Wm Richards, Bideford; Byron N Barus | Lewis.

and wife, Moatreal; J A Matheson, Cam- pbelton; L O Phillipe, C & Phillips, Providence R I; B C Cox, Souris;

THINGS TO MAKE A NOTE

I.O. 0. F,— Meeting of Port La Joie Encampment tonight.

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Epworth Leacve meets tonight at 7.15, sharp, in the Brick Methodist Church. Elc¢ ion of officers,

Rememser the entertainment and social to be given by the Y. P. 8.C. E. of Zion Church tomorrow evening. Only a silver collection at the door. A cordial welcome to all.

ENTERTAINMENT—At the entertainment in St. Peter’s Hall next Tuesday, there will be readings, pantomime, violin, cello and vocal solos, «piano and vocal duets, choruses by male and female yoices,—in ail an unusually attractive programme.

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LOCAL NOTICES.

Cut price coats; see our ad.—Moore & M>Leod.

See our ad for jacket barg ains.—Moore & McLeod.

A lot of bigh grade, finely tailored, perfectly finished jackets goon sale this morning at two-tuirds of their value.-— Moore & McLeod.

Clearing out sale—I have removed the balance of my g'ass and crockeryware to my grocery store, where I will continue to sell it off st cot till completely cleared out. The sale will.only last a few weeks, so call and get bargains.—T. J. Morris.

Cigare.—Fresh stock now in; all prices from $1.00 a box upwards.—Geo E Hughes. 257 1 rk.

Stock of out-door bulbs getting low, the price is still lower, the quality high, at Carters’ Book Store.

Jacket music in the air—Waste not a cent; a wealth of wiuter jackets ready for your choosing. We’re fairly sewing into the greatest retailing the town has ever known. The whole store fairly booms. Prices reduced on jackets until at bare cost.—James Paton & Co.

$16.00 Jackets 810 98.—Beer Bros.

Press Women of Louisiana.

The press women of Louisiana are generously recognized by their brothers of the fourth estate. At the annual meeting of the New Orleans Press club, recently held, it was voted to admit women to membership. Speaking of this, The Daily Picayune says:

‘“‘The women engaged on the news-

papers in New Orleans are perhaps not !

the least among the great body of work- ers, and it was a gracious recognition of their worth to accord them member- ship in the great newspaper league. It is said that the New Orleans Press club is the jirst in the country to admit women to membership. The act was characteristic of the well known chival- ry of our southern craft. The newspaper women of New Orleans certainly appre- tiate the compliment extended, and in the press club, as on the press, will give of their best for its success and develop- ment.’’

A Corroborated Criticism.

‘*What the piece needs,’’ said the man who volunteers advice, ‘‘is more atmos- phere.’’

‘‘That’s exactly what I said,’’ replied the manager. ‘‘I told the leading lady yesterday that when she plays that part she ought to put on more airs, ’’—Wash-

O W Coleman, ' New Glasgow; H B Potter, J M Rebertson, ! 9}

ington Star.

Iceland, in the north Atlantic; the isle of Man, between England and Ire- land, and the Pitcairn islands, in the 30uth Pacific, have full woman suffrage.

Sixty thousand dollars a year, a sal- ary drawn by the French embassador in London, is the largest sam paid to any diplomatist in the world.

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OVAL AND OTHER ITBRS,

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Tue Wearuer.—Gales from northwest and west, decreasing at night, clearing and co’; fair Thursday.

Prices Ix Cuicaco.—Wheat declined 7 to lc in Chicago on Monday. The reni of the market gained a little.

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C.C.C.—An important busines meei~ | ing of the Crescent Cycling Club will be beld this (Wednesday) evening at 8.30 o'clock.

Excineers.—T he Char!ottetown Engin- eers will notzmeet at the drill shed tonight. Notice will ve published in the newspapers as soon as the drill pay arrives.

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Mission Services.—Ten days mission services begin tonight in St. James’ Hail. | It is expected that Messers Sutherland, Campbeil and Herdman will assist the pastor in these services.

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Supreme Covrer.—The Supreme Court met today and is engaged hearing an argu- ment on amotion fora new trial in the trespass su't of Gillis vs. Martin tried last term when verdict was found for plaintiff McLean, Q.C, for p'aintift; McDonald, A. G., ford efendant.

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Dip Nor Setu.—The late residence of Mr. Frederick Peters, at Brighton, was offered at auction yesterday. But the highest amonnt offered was not satisfactory and it was “bid in.”

Seventeen acres of the lard adjoining, and belonging to the Peters estate, were sold. The purchasers were Councillor Hughes, Edward Bayfield and James

Aw Ixterestinc Numper.—The Church Observer for this month contains pictures of old St. Paul’s Charlottetown Venerable Arch-deacon 8. Weston-Jones, and the Hodgson Memorial Chapel in connection with St. Peter’s Cathedral of this city. There also appears ia priot the paper upoa missions in North America read by Rev. Jas. Simpson at the Missionary Conference held bere.

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Last Nicur’s Gate.—A lively gale set in shortly after midnight last night and continued for some hours, The gale be- gan from the east, and veered through eouth to southwest, blowing strongest

from the latter quarter. The greatesi velocity of wind was about thirty-four milesan hour. About eight o'clock last evening rain began to fall, and it had not cleared upto the time of writing. The amount of the rain-fall during the night was three-quarters of an inch. The bar- ometer was extremely low, indeed it has seldom been lower here.

A Scorr Act Eptsope.—The St. John Sun says: A good Scott Act story comes from Sussex It is stated that a man who has had some experience in Scott Act matterc bad a little jug of tluid for personal use stowed in Lis waggon and that two lovers of a joke discovered it. They took it away and then approaching the owner, suggested that all three should go and set a drunk. The owner of the jug explained that nobody would give bim any liquor for fear of trouble. One of the jokers was confident that be could geta bottle filled if they would al! “go snooks.” They did, and he went. He got the bottle filled, Jt was also filled a second time, and th re was great good fellowship and a corres- ponding reluctance when the parting bour arrived. Atthat bour the owner of the jug discovered his loss. Inatead of Janghing at himself, he is alleged to have Jaid infor- } mation against his two comparions for violstion of the Scott Act, and proposes to do his share of the langhing when the case comes before the court.

Prince Edward Island Illus- trated. Price 25c, for sale at all the bookstores.

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