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CHAR_LOT'l`lETOWN. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND JULY 13 1900

Heir Apparent Weds. "

Mniiich,-Tiily 10. -~l’rince Huppreclit,licir

apparent to the Biivitriiiii throne, iviis married here to-day to the Iliicliess Marie Gabrielle of Baiviiri. I-linpcror \\'illiiiin was represented :it the ccreniony hy ]’rince Joachim .~\lhi~ecl\t of l‘i-u_-.-iu.

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Special Notice

Having purchased from Mr. F. J.

Hornsby the stock and good will of his books and Stationery Business in the Morris Block, we_ will continue he business in its various branches. selling at lowest prices for cash only, Mies B. M. Hornsby, who has mana- ged the business in the past, will be in charge of the store, and will be pleased to attend to all old customers and many new onssi.

A ch »i re new stock of \V\ll Papers

Will ba at once put oi sale, and all dqartments of the business will b- ""ept well sto.-ked. A well supplied -,_ ‘ sand will be 0. special feature news `:'ieeB. The store will be of the bum ` Bazaar Bookstore.”

kll0Wl1 $5 "TDS THE Blzllll "W-

Successors to F. J. Horn- ` Harris Block, Ch'town, March i6, i900. W

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FRIDAY, JULY I8, 191'.

Her .\lii_iesty`s ships and naval oiliceis

:ire always welcoiiie when they visit th`s‘ Island and never more so than on tl ei presciit occasion when the loyal feeliiigs. I

Crinadirtiis are called forth by thc stirring events in South Africa and the East. The

ships now in port were described in our

columns when they visited this port last

year, excepting the'I`ribune, a twin screw, secondclaiss cruiserof 3.4000 tons, which ' is now here for the hrst time. The Tri-

|\ bune is commanded by Captain Robert S, Rolleston, and carries Ztll officers and

men. She carries some heavy guns, and

has a speed of 18 knots under ordinary draft, or2.J knots under forced draft. THE

GU.t..i,r.\_\' ti-ust~ that A-i.riir~al uc-.lford,

, his officers and ir.en may rind their brief

stay in Cliariottetown ri very 1.-n_,oyable l one.

Tliere is little doubt that the wear and

tear ct' political life, the excitement cf

tiiriiptiigiis, the lcngaind late night sitt- ings at U'.ta\\'a tend to shorten the lives

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S" ¥il=¥ilfiilE¥?l=%l€§l€%l%5K<§l€¥¥iil

Millineri

Our workrooms will

rushed this week; if cin-

naaéoliimtmam

venient, we ask you, and will consider it a favor for A those who can, to leave their trifgu-ned list Order* as early in the week

possible,

The Millinery Leaders. sir-isa#-*asain-#ag

ll\$lll‘dll¢¢

veit'

- - 5 A ~ A 'clieme failed to raise the amount requn- rkins & Cong" - -

of our public riien. It is to be observed

` arepreseiittitive has still his private

Ulili ‘iid family atlairs to attend to b\1>`iHC>>` ‘~ `*s to undertake important

while he consei.. -,u. the worry from public duties and inc ~,u he Seeks to

his rnuny constituents wht. qous

e of

please. So it falls out that in -ri . ,ew

iiuwvows cuiiiinite.

litedlg Ansel-tions no to Jnlt_W1lli V fha Remedies \Vlll D6.

Hunyon fulranteel that his Rlieumatilm Cure will cure near!! all cases ot rheuma- tism in A few hours: that his Dyapepsia (NN will cure iiidigeation and ull stomach troubles; that his Kidney Cure will cure 90 per cent. of all cases of kidney trouble; that his Ca- inrrh Cure will ¢llN catarrh no matter how long standing; that his Headache (hire will <20!! any kind ot' headache in a few minutes; that his Cold Cure will quickly break up ID!

CDG I0 on through the entire lilt ol g ui dmggistl. 25 cents A vial. medical advice write Prof. Liuvnlig , ram. lt in simian-ly frm '

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ymé QWEW

' “ARE NOTHING

If not honest.

Honest in our efforts to

' please.

Honest in the values we

,T give you. l l Honest Drugs at honest

rices, our motto.

Your Doctor-will have fry confidence in us When escriptions are ordered you

Want the best,wg ugg thg best procurable-

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2l3;iiiei,iibers elected in June 1800 se.

teen are already dead, or S per cent of the tJtal. Of these six were members of the

Oppposition and eleven meinb; rs ofthe

Ministerial party.

The chain letter plan of raising money p

has been further discredited by Rev. A. ‘ B, Jgtgkson of] North Dakota who some

time agg gmpted achain in good iaith to -wits e Qbiircyh siiq parscnass- The

ed, but what was received was retained.

,Mn Jackson has, however, become con- ivinced that the method is an improper

, one, and as in duty bound makes confess-

ion and offers restitution. He will re-

turn the money to the numerous donors ~ as far as their addresses can be ditcivered.

life, Marine, lie.

All British Companies. Risks taken

at low rates.

yndman&llu_

Agents.

Telephone 67. _

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Ee Most Reliable pgp

Place to have your repair work done is the place that takes

the most interest in your I-5%

needs.We strive to accmomo- date all who leave any work with us_, by prompt attention _ and quick despatch of same. ' W_e have the reputation of ’ being “O. K.” on repair work. _ Give us a trial and be con- "* vinced that what we say is i, true. ""

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I5`ouridcs, Engineers, Machin- ists and Boiler-makers.

Steam Navigation Co‘s Wharf. Charlottetown, P. E, 1, Phone 125

Sinianninnnnnnn

i R. G. Dunn & Go. make the record of failures in Canadaand Newfoundland dul- ing the first six months of 19(1) as follows; Number 700, assets $3,715,630, llabiliti€S I $5,012,042: as compared with 587 in 1899, with assets of $4,150,566 and liabiliiiss if

$3,636,340. In 1898 there were 688 failures, with assets of $3,795,794 and liabilities [of $4,866,529.

The three latest by-elections “have gone

Liberal. In Renfevv, Ontario, a support-

i r of Premier Ross was recently returned by acclamation, replacing a Conservative W_io died. In St. Hyacinthe, Quebec Hon. t Mr. Bernier was retnrnad by acclamation

ment.. And in Prince Eeward Island Dr

jority after a spirited contest. -

are being resorted to in order to influence certain members of the city Council in their action. Citizens who have the pub- lic interest at heart mightido well to in-

quire of their ward representatives as to

circulated.

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A FAMILY NECESSITY

Mr. J. Wright, of 126 McPherson avenue,

Toronto, says:-“I am always glad to say a good word for Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Lin- seed and Turpentine. It has been in use in our family for two years, and 'we have never found it fail to cure coughs, colds, and chest troubles, It is our regular stand-by." Dr. Chase’s Syrup of Linseed and Turpentins is a family necessity in the houses of Canada and the United States. 2.5 cents a. bottle. Family size 60 cents.

Silk front shirts, collar attached, or

without collars, straw hats, crash hats, summer coats and vests at lower price than you can buy the same quality else- where.-~ D. A. Bruce. 121i

OUR

FURN I

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b Have been more than satisfactory this spring -Our STOCK.

STYLES, and PRICES are sure trade winners--Belt r ~‘ v

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buy-seq what we cm d0‘if0ry0u‘_sToRE cLosEs are p

, ni excepting SATURDAY’S open until 10 p. m,

Mark Wright &Go Ltd _

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oi accepting office in the Laurier Govern-

Dnuglas replaces Mr. Wise by a large ma-

VVhile the matter ofthe city lighting

contract is pending there are painful ru- mors afloat that very questionable means

the truth of the statements that are being

.1 rug ore,

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BANNED ii‘.i.l“`§.';?;.‘“‘*

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soon ,

For Holiday Tr

Tl.. 'ri 'li

A f-il! esSeiiH°_?2 " ` ‘ ....3

kinds of canne..

MEATS _ FISH AND FRUIT

Just what you want to take with you when going for an “outing”

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Chip market Baskets frrm l“c up. Choice

Aibbig atom of other Teas on hand from mc.

an e an 1 st- i . nr iriver-y°°f g§nds°fXi1i pill-sr.;‘of°thp§1¢i'i§». ref;

timepiece) better have it examined by your \\_7a‘ch Doctor and if in need of repairs he will advise you accordingly anl perhaps save your watch.

WE BOAST orgsur repair depart-

ment turning out rs'-class work only.- WE GUARANTEE ALL OUR WORK; if you- have not given us a trial it will pay you to do so and we will be pleased to see you at Grimm Gnonon S'riu¢ii"r.`

W. N. TANTON c

Jeweler

Sign of the Big, Watch ' '

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Sieii1iuw_i_i_ii lor

The undersigned otfars by private

sale this Seam Saw Mill consisting of Engine and Boiler, Rotery Mill.includ- _

[F M11 complete. Batting tff Saw Belts, Bones, Siaftinga Puliys. etc. Al in zood ordfr. Picpfrty cost $1300 ink 1891. Will be sold for less than lialfi Apply at once to ' _

g two large D5 stint Saws. Shingle,

F. TURNER,

Upper Queen Street. A

PRINCE EDWARD

And Its Attractions to

Prince Edward

climate is delightful, and beautiful and quietly picturesque. Sur- rounded by the Gulf of St.

enjoys all the coolness of and the advantages thatfran only be de- rived frorn sea. bathing,

gi-ees.

Charlottetown has

habitants, and 'is the many great retail stores, wholesale trade. It has a Gas Light and Power Company, light plants, and a street railway is in

embryo. It has a

of which is the new

and clear. cool and

cent new Exhibition

of every description,

The principal hotels and Revere.

Electric Light Plant, system and swerage

Campbé

an ,__., ~--.' .._»... Souris the Sea View;

abounds

works and sewerage

famed for its wide and its many pleasant drives, the principal

widely known as one

cities in Canada. hospitals, many churches and a. large and eleirant new Opera house. It also has several ilne public buildings and a. market which is one of the chief sources of the citizens’ e. . |. 4 i ii and best equipped pork-packing establish- ments in the Dominion. On its west side is Victoria Park-a favorite summer re- sort-wliile on the east are the magnifi-

ISLAND

Tourists.

islands summer

the scenery is

Lawrence, it

the sen. breeze,

at about 65 de-

over 12,000 in- cripital. It has besides a large

two Electric

first class water

system. It is shaded streets,

Park* Boulevard, its

attractive surroundings, pure water,

bracing air. It is

of the healthiest

It has two

of the larges

Buildings and Driv-

ing Park. Chief among its public squares s Queen Square in the centre of the city, beautifully laid out w

ith blooming plants fountains, and well

arranged walks. and enliveiied with a' band of music during the summer even- ings. The rural scenery in the vicinity of Charlottetoivnis charming, and horses for driving are abundant at very low prices. Boats can also be hired, and steamers run regularly on the bays and rivers, affording most pleasant excursions,

are Davies, Queen,

Summerside has about 4000 inhabitants.

It is situated on beautiful Bedeque Bay. It has the largest and finest departmental store in the Maritime Provinces, besides having other large retail stores. It has an

anda water works are being agitated

for. §_l‘hle| hotels are-Clifton, Russ and

Georgetown and Souris haveapopula-

tion of about 1,000 each. In the former ~"\ the Aitken. and Tapper hotels and ir

1 » _.QQ dll

At Cape Travifse a pleasant sum- mer resort, is the leihdsdoivne lidbel; in Alberton, the AlbionTerrace and Wisner; in Tlgnish the Railway and Bclleviré-f; in Kensington, Clarks and Commerciai; in Montague, McDonald; and in liliéhnt Stewart, Clark's and Man.son’s.

The following hotels open Yo? the

` I ` I ‘summer seasonal At Hampwn. Plfé‘S3S8-lif-

' It \View; at Stanhope, Miitch’s and Cliff; at

Brackley Point, Sha.w’s; at Rustico, Sea- side; at Malpeque, North Shore; at

5 ' ' ‘ ~ ~ sf Tracadie Beach, Acadia; at Alberton, Sea-

I forth; and at Pownal Florida.

In 8~d<1iti0U W those' already mentioned

_ =.. __-__ there are other towns and"vi11ages in the

~. Province with hotel accommodation,

while many farm houses prepfire for the f ~ ' S 1 reception of tourists. The rivers and M streams teem with trout, the bays with ‘

, _ mackerel, while game of every description

li’sA|l Plain Sailing With Those Who ’“""’_"`_

nul Us‘ Every shirt waist in stock goes ata‘

discount of one_third -Moore 8: McLeod

ilurlioidsan right/ 1 _ ' 13*

stun Pmcis iii maui.

It lieswlth you re 6 r togive us a chance ' ' ' to prow me Mlm mel” mn We are “_ Fresh strawberries received daily from

reiving new goods daily. L See our Covered Mr' Bower at Beer & GOES' 13 2i

Ci-eameiéy Butter .iiiit received- Try our California plums, pears, pineapples, Dr8n,&,6 81100 ""`“ "‘ 8 ,DP"lb-_ll3W111D1¢8S0 watermelons, tomatoes, bananas, etc. at _ you. e al\ o tell Haszaijds Genuine Beer & Goff-s_ 13 1i_

per .up. V _ ages;-peter. Farm for Sale.

‘mime °°mmunl°‘l'i°“' , 100 acres ve fertile land o‘f southern

ry portion

f th Wan Farm-about 18 chad id

R- Fl & co- gud 5;long¢a:l:»1out 15_ acres clear and iliac. _ _ ““'°' °‘"“"‘ ‘“"°°* »§.i§i.2§i§’il‘ii¥1'%$a‘&?9f.§°t‘l¥.é3 "il‘..‘i'il=’,`.§t‘i.‘f

ated one mile from Rocky P. int Wharf where

, 7 ` - - produce can benhipped-Near school-one of

on t the most beautiful ippts available-Overlook

-ing Hillsborough y and Charlottetown Harbor-Plenty of seaweed.

also in September rext :i0 acres oil’ the

Lforthei-n Portion of Wei-r=n,Fa'm now occu-

pied by Mrs. Margaret M1111 and known as ‘Kir g-wood"

If Y°“ 211°" Y°“’ '?“*°h *° '_“° 5.'..f.?‘.?¥.€’.’.§’£.°.."i‘1¥ f.'i"i.‘."Z‘»3‘§»°°15‘..‘i‘.1‘.’°%l3..'§‘?.l‘.i

ooolong without cleaning, or with _Ferry-and fi-cms on Charlottetown Harbor.-

damaged parts it may be worn so bad F" pamcldars °p°1yJt8°mq Miwqow ly as to dessroy its usefulness as a M8101 °°‘3 & WU Ch”-=l°il¢@'ff°Wl1

Beautiful Opera Fans 75c f We keep a nice line of Bluevrare

Wedgewood and Souvenir Goods,

JURY li Co.

TWD HUURS llllll

_ Salim! lliglil lm 'l llll9 veloci- _ We will give some bigbargains. I _Nickle Alarm Clockj-for _ 90c Eight day Oak Caaed Clocks $2.65- Crystal Butter Dish for 25a China Sugar Bowls _50c _ Watches from $2 .00 np. ` `Cheese|Dishea (China) 7'5c Half Dozen Silverplated Teaspoons

$1-00

Gold Plated Set Rings (good quality)

Sunny Side of Queen Square.

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It Pays to Buy at Perkins ’

Th either is Hoi But These Garments are intensely Boiling Crash Skirts

coco QuA|.|'rv

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Shirt Waists

LIGHT AND COOL

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SUMMER CORSETS LIGHTEST AND BEST

_ Perkins & C

i The _Millinery Leaders

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, Are to hand .

We Dont Keep Them

_ We Sell Them Qu

Everything in the men’s Furnishing Line, except the boots

,Quality allay Ploos Down Low.

White and Colored Shirts, Collars, C'uH`s, Underclothing S

Suspenders, Umbrellas, Handkerehiefs, Gloves, Golf Hose, Half Hou Buttons, Cuff Buttons, etc,

Bur Strong Llne. (hir Neckwear.

In all the latest styles, from 2c to l5c each

Shore open Saturdays till 11 p.m

Gordoin}EN§§RNI;’lm§Lell

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They are the prettiest lot of clothes we hav e ever

f We are busy making them up into stylish Suits ` invite our patrons to examine our stock

All clothes made by us are guaranteed to Et

JOHN MoLE:oD an cu

DR I Late Cllneia

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Silk Fr(

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W, You’ll End what you went here. especially if you re pi

U/ ticular and want good furniture

ll PIRLDR SUITES

We are showing a line line. Prices from $24 00 4 $22.80 cash) for n solid Walnut, Spring Seat Suite, up

_ $85.00, the best Turkish Rug Suite-But we have extli

fa, Suites a good deal cheaper.

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