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Esizie #gert Real Estate bought and_so!d on Comm) 38100,

Estates Managed. Rented.

Houses ents Collected. Stamper Block C sarlottetown, P.E. I.

Houses For Sale

Ur7%f5% QIsEN Sf: — Thou 6 roems ters siblCossr,aeasda, cdg WI ft. Pric | 0.00 BEN ( ST. (ensi)}—House andshop, 6 rooms Lot 943 Price 3609.00 BaY FIELD ST- -House $1004.00 ‘A’TOWN ROY ALTY—(One mi.e from the

city), house barns and coach house, with 10 acres ofliand. Price $2800

BRAFTON ST. (east)—House heated with hot water, barns etc. I rice $120000 will ex- change.

DOUGLAS S'T—House, 5 rooms. Price $300

CUMBERLAND ST--House, 5 rooms, good cllar. smal garden. Price $400.00

BI3'{OP ST--Two tenewent house. Price $800.00

EUSTON ST. ( west)—Three (will exch ange)

tenement honse,

VHESTNUT 3T—Two tenement house, (will exchange

DOKCHESTER ST [near Queen St)—House and sho. with outbuildings—business stand. Price $2000.00

CUR PLEASANT ST. & ST. PETER’S ROAD—lLarge house, new. Price $1490.00

EUSTON ST--Gallows Hill) house.

9 rooms, barn, heated with hot air

Price 31100

POWNAL ST—(Near Euston) two tenement honse, new Price $1250

CRO-S ST—\'wo tenement house, new. Price

$600 HIGHLANI AVENUE—House, 8 rooms stable, Lot 66x 19 Price $800.06 HIGHLAND AVENUE-Two houses, just constructed. each 6 rooms: Lots 40x140 ft. Price $55.00 cach, A®WD23" -Ho1557 conons, Lt135< 40 ft P rice $500.00

Houses To Let

KING STREET (WE3T)-6 rooms aad stable $5.50 per month.

KINGIST—? rooms $5. per month, & WES’ STREE!lL— Opposite residence Th r Sj I all 4 nd of Sir lL. H. Davies a house, 11 ' rooms, baths, hot water, sewerage

‘ Rent moderate

BRIGHTON not wate

ROAD—10 rooms and bathroom and electric light $160 a year.

S80U THPORT (near ferry) 8 rooms, garden S50 per year waite STREET—(WEST) Brick house 14 rooms, Price $150. per year BRIGHTON ROAD—l1 rooms and bath room, wuter closet, electric light ete $200 a year RIGHTON ROAD-—8 roomsv{and bath room hot water and stable $160.00 a year PLEASAN? ST.— House 8 rooms, stableand coach house. $6.50 rer mo. OUT HPoRT- Summer cottage, and @&ili dings new. We ‘ear

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Greet George Street... Charlottetown, P. E. Islan

6 ij Urs 'omers a / Prospe rive Cus - Bermit me to call your atiention to the fact tast lem better prepared than ever befowe tosu;ply your wants in Fresh Oys ers tis & fact that in crder to be suc- i ces-ful in the Oyster business one must be |

Mle to handie them in large quantities, Weth this object in vie +, I bez leave to | oat ur patronage, and can assure you | Of Matisfaction. ? !

[ may say that my Oyster Parlor wil a nducted in the usual first class man- nw, where the delicate Bivalve may be obta nea ip every stvle to satisfy the tite of the : :08t exacting epicure. :

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THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, OCTOBER b, 32£99,

THE DAILY BXAMINER

OCTOBER 5, [899,

P. E. J. BRANCH RAILWAYS.

| Sir Ricwarp Cartwricut, when in

Toronto, brcnghtout amemorandum left by Mr. Foster in the Department of Finance | cOocerning the estimates of 1896-97, and submitted it, holus bolus, to the peo ple as the proposed expenditures of the Conservative Government for that year. Justly indignant at this misrepresentation Mr. Foster said in the course of his recent speech :

“This tabulated statement of mine was never considered in Council, it never was authorized, it never was presented to the House, and it neyer was intended to be presented to the House.”

There were some items in the memoran dum which would, of course, be reduced or erased; and some of the Liberal papers here

have quoted Mr. Foster’s rebattal of Sir

Richard’s misrepresentation as proof that

| the late

Goveroment had no _ iateution | of building the Branch Railways for | P. E. Island incladed in it, It is | needless to say that this does not at al! follow upon Mr. Foster’s statement. The

bulk of the items would

submitted to

certainly have

been the Government and | Parliament had not the Liberals by their | policy of Parliamentary obstruction pre- vented ac.ion; and that providing fur the | P. E.Island Branch Railways would have

been one of them. Proof of the intentio,

of the Conservative Government in this

regard is found in the speeches of Messrs _|

| Haggart and Foster concerning the vote of money, last session, towards the con-

| struction of the Belfast and Murray Har- bor railway. Mr. Haggart said :

“I thick it would have been better if | the Government had followed the res olu- | tions which I _ introduced into the | roads at once. If I remember rightly, | these lines included one from the main Jine | to Stanley Bridge, another from Sthe main | line to Rustico, another from North Wilt- shire to Cranaud; two little lines in the direction of Richmond Bay, and one from Charlottetown — besides the one now under discussion.

“The Minister of Railways and Canals. What was the mileage sltogether ?

Mr. Haggert. According to my reeol- ‘ection, it was about 105 miles. Though I have often been charged with heresy and | often laughed atfor it, [ am of the same | opinion as the bon. Minister of Finance,

(Mr. Fielding,) that when, for Dowinion

purposes, large expenditures are made io ove part of the country, it is sound public | policy and it is just that expenditure to | counterbalance these should be made in | other parte which are not benefitted by the firet expenditures, In spite of al] the charges of heresy, I have neyer got that out of my head yet. P.E.Islard bas re ceived nothing in the shape of subsidies to railways atany time, It is entitled to its share; andifthe people have set their hearts on these little lines of rai!way, they should have them.” ’

This quotation, and Mr. Haggart’s speech asa whole, shows that the iste Government were in matier.

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earnest about the Mr, Foster, upon the same occa sion said,speaking of the late Governments intention ;

“Wedid not go into it in connection with this one particular part of the the island, but we wentinto it with refer- ence to thedifferent parts of the island,with | 40 idea of proposing and carrying out such —— roads as, when fully completed

would connect every portion of the Island which it seemed to us had need of com-~ munication with the mainland, and out of which we believed that a faixy traffic could be got. Iknow we went very carefully into,the questions of costs and returne wiih the officers of the Railway department. *“ * * © * We brought tbore resolu- tions down to the Houee, and if we had remained in power we would have carried | them througa, and not only Murray Har- bor, but the other sections of the Island which demanded them, as they do now, these advantages, would have had these lines of communication.”

These statements are, we submit, con clusive evidence that the Conservatives intended to construct the branch railways requested by Senator Ferguson, Mr, Martin, M. P., Mr. Macdovald, M. P, and other gentlemen at that time repre~

| senting the interests of this Province. ;

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Our great clothiug department has never been so full of bargains as this fall, Don’t leave your measure for an overcoat until]

yon have first seen those $1@, $12, and $15 coats of ours—Prowse Bros.

Fue slumber robes, dressing 6000 yards of English flannelette bought at a clear saving of 20 pecon the dollar. All colors, Come quick if you want che best goods in the city at a small margin on eost —Jas. Paton & Uo.

It is eaid that the solliers who had

taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla stood the long marches in Cuba much better than the

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| Transvaal Situation

Loxpon, October 2.—In a@ curiously leisureiv manner, the departure of General Sir Redvers Builer. the commander of the British force av South Africa, has peen postponed from week to week and whentbe members of the cabinet talk in public their assu-ances of Gr at Britaio’s good will towards the Transvaal are re- | varded as almost smacking in pathetic ap. peals for peace,

The Duke of Devonshire, lord president of the council, in a reply to a toast to his nealth at a publicluscheon of the Man- chester Techuicai Scbool, Saturday after- noon, was careful, io referring to the Iranevaal sitvation, to announce that the cabinet S new proposals were moderate ard his whole sprecbh seem to indicaie that

i government was framing its jespaich 80 #8 to invite a Continuance of ihe negotiations.

It is pow appirent th: t the alleged call- ing out of tho first-class army reaerve was ahoax. The circulars were issued on ols cial paper aid many men bers of the re serve presented themselves a‘ the barracks only tofiad that the order was a forgery. The police now have the matter in their nande,

An advertisement appeared yesterday morning announcing the formation of a | corps of gentlemen rough riders, patterned

after Roosevelt’s rough riders, for service | in South Africa.

the British

Advices received from Ladysmith, Natal, say that six hundred Burghers have assembled at Albertine, in tbe

Orange Free State, with the object of pro- ceeding in thedirectioa of the border, and that it is feared thata raid on Ladysmith is meditated.

A prominent Englishman, Dr Wilson, bas been commandered at Harrismith by the Orange Free State.

I: is calculated that the Orange Free State already bas seven thousand men on the border.

ESTEEMED EXCHANGES.

—Maii and Empire: Tbe expression * vetting it in the neck,” will be peculiarly applicable when the Boers meet the Britieh troops in the Nek with which Mr Laisg’s name is associated.

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