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i.Prnud !
* Why shouldn’t we be proud*
# of our trimmed Hat work Z gf#
passes under the eye of a mil-
perfect before it leaves
the shop. We do not
the conference held on S-tturday last-,
iii-twceii representatives of the Couri-
:il of the Board of Trade and the
Steam Navigation Company the lattei
have couseiited to a change in thc
tii\i~.» of running of the steamsliip
Princess between Picton and this port
a- sooii as the po.t».:.l authorities can
port in the early morning the main
lowing evening.
as the mail service is concerned
tourist travel. And the inconveni
mean by this, that our $1.50# Montreal in the early morning. Ii
*hat hasso much style as our# any case the crossing of the straits 111051*-“Y Y0SSiVH dtldfffss 0" ‘hafalf
' $5.00 Hat.
We do mean_ however, that
our $1.50 Hat has $1.50 worth »
*of style, even as our $5 hat,has
*$5 worth of style. You, too %
* will be 'proud of our trimmed§§
Hat work, when you have #ig
selected yours for the coming
season.
,F. Perkins &. Bn
*_ ini intunfni tiinfns.
its
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x Even the lowest priced iiatsge
*linery artist and must bei
If it
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I Fon
Marine
Insurance
F. W. HYNUMAN,
. Illlls, targus all Freight
Insured at In rates.
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THE POEH.
Iltood upon the ocean’s sandy beach,
And with a reed I wrote upon the
Sand these words:
"Agnes, I love thee.”
But the winds came and the waves
Rolled mountains high,
And blotted out the fair 1mpre=siou. _
Cruel waves! treacherous sand! fragile
reed!
No longer will I trust thee,
But from the highest mountain peak
1’ll pluck the tallest. pine.
And, dipped in the crater of Vesuvius,
With i' Pl? write
Upon the high and burnished heavens
These tender words:
-‘The standard set by Bruce Stewart &i
Co
For their business relations with the
public is a high one.
Good examples ot this are to_ be found
in the class of work thev turn oi1t,’
and I would like to see aiiy doggoned
waves wash that ont.
may insist upon a passage in daylight
We are therefore satisfied that th
change will be found a wel
should be found that apfurther change
_would be desirable it would seem
Princess to leave Pictou in the early
morning instead of at midnight, but
we are of opinion that the arrange
ment above outlined will give general
satisfaction. It is at this time of year
that large quantities of our produce
are being shipped and hence it is most
desirable for shippers to receive their
mails at the earliest possible moment.
It should not be forgotten that this
service, which is quite heavily sub-
sidised, exists prima: ily for the bene-
is charged up against. the province as
so much devoted to their welfare.
We therefore think that the Board of
Trade is to be commended for its ac-
tim and we are glad to find the
Steam Navigation Company disposed
to make every reasonable effort to
comply with the popular demand for
a prompt mail service. The interrup-
tion of the usual service during a.
short time past has caused much in-
convenience to our business men.
Lord and Lady Aberdeen, who
have greatly endeared themselves to
the people of Canada during their
five years stay in the Dominion, are
now about to return to their home in
the old country. They are expected
to arrive at Haddow House from
Canada early next month and on
Saturday, 10th December a public
luncheon will be given in their honor.
Lord Aberdeen will at once resume
his otlicial duties as Lord Lieutenant
of the county which his absence in
Canada had interrupted. ; Lord and
Lady Aberdeen will pay a' visit to the
Queen directly on their arrival in
England. '
ii
There are indications that as a. re-
sult of the considerable shipments of
apples by the direct steamer to the
British market' this fall a great im-
petus may be given to fruit-_grow-
ing in this province. Already we
hear of many farmers preparing to
to the hope that in coming years fruit
n  a  p  n ’ s have received anew white
From thef‘ almost.” to the “altogether
_ GQ right as the almost right-b t d'
’@@@ here.  yf ‘ ra mg _ _
UQ FURNITURE from factor to user. . . I ~ v
Y
WE make it-you buy it- no freight to
Yau can Just as well have the altogether I '  2... i I
- _
get ready for the transmission of; the _ ` """""“_
western mails bv that route. “lien H15 H0301: Lieutenant Govern()
'ill is ready and presuiiiablv for the ` H0"‘~'|9~U» has long been klwwn as
" ' ’ 7 . .4 . 1 ~ l ‘
- - V Y  We bailiince of the season of open naviga- Z93_1‘lu** l3’f`0m0t9f` of f"u\t'gl`0‘_”1U='-f 1
mm the princess will lea,-e Picton Prince Edward Island, and is also
i ‘ - '*` . .
about midnight and bring to this f"u‘i'g!`0""e" hlufself- Yemerday h
, land mails which, under the present b"““°h of “ "“SI’b""`Y _Plamv richl
arrangement, only ,each us me fol- loaded with luscious fruit, some of t-li
" ' berries being full ripe, while other
This wi11be,,_deCid@d gain S0 fam are in various stages of immaturit
, from half-grown berries down to mer
though itmay not be quite so satis. buds. 0t-her and more southern pressing their will at the polls. The
factory to passengers coming to the lands may boast of earlier fruit tha
Island. But the passenger traffic is We can Produce h9l`e_ hula they Ca'
comparatively small at this Season to not produce raspberries in the ope
what it is during the time of summer all' H? November. 33 GOVGTUOY H0Wlf;»t at the Pong, and were is every indi_
_ P . _ .
will still be open during the day time b“l’di”g~ Mr' U”‘”Pbe1l d“'l"g h
by the western route fdr those who Pastor”-ein this my formed ma"
e ations who would be p‘eased at his r
come - one. If, however it
__ _______.._.__..-_L_-...L...___a_-- < _ C A _ _W,_ _ . Si.-u li. Everybody has b`»en glid »'.u ic
Sl" h‘“`1°°R“'¢'“ ‘i”°“= "3 his llcveihitan end had come of the sew
QUR MAL'°_§E_RvIcE` addreis at file annual meeting of m,n,,| ,crumb that UU L
~ » i ' 1 J -e had l ‘g op~r.ited
It is understood that as a result of Gffllld Trunk S-hH»"@l10ld¢l`=’» “ld Uf to prevent a perfect union ot the States.;
the extension of the Intei‘colonia.l to In view ol this tact the news which
_i Montreal: “I must say, after examin-
ing all the conditions of the Inter- 8 d@Pf°55iU8` "ff__9¢f “P00 tl1°_§f’ “fb”
¢6i0niai line, tiisi. 1 think the Denis- had been 16410 think that the mpg ws
ion government have actcd ufost wise- A “il th" blue "md "*"“5' °" the \bat“”h"’ds
ly in making that ii.rraugement,whicli
at the same time will be beneficial t
ourselves." '
_ presented Tits GtUARn1AN with
_ is now doing. It is splendid fru
ence ofa. night passage ought not to _‘S00-
if not much bloodshed on election day. . _ _ < V x
be very great. Between Quebec and ---+-‘-- f That means, of course that the Demo. ~ »   fp  .  __ 
Montreal, where there are many more THE Moncton Times says: Rev’ Gem crats are going to carry the election by 2: _ 2 g _ _ ‘   ~
Passengers going than betwean ‘he M. Campbell, formerly pastor of th
lililailllolld and U16 lslimd. b0°h 503% Central Methodist church ti this oil
and trains are timed to arrive in attended the pxeier meeting held i
i that church last night. He delivered
strong ties not onlv in his own rhurc
' but among members of other denotnin
' ruin to Moncton if his foolste s shoul
0 signalized the dav. nng of a. new era, i
" in
Y' South as they hati in the North.y
it The dispatches from North Carolina
ri J indfcate that/an attempt is to be made
ri next month to carry the election in that l'
8 State by fraud and intimidation--init
Y
; characterized the methods of the Kuklux
Y are preparing to kee the ma'orii ot
U- on the race issue. and the Democrats
itll MURNING lllllllllllll.. M:  .. ... ....
f France, has twice before filled that misibeen “matt m “Pm
A . . . . v. p n “out s
TUESDAY. Nov. 1. tsss. t blah POSIUOU- . g » -0
that has
_years prev ailidbetwevii the North and
comes lrom North Carolina must have _
of Cuba and Porto Ricoiai d on tie
quarfcr-fdeck of the great hghting ships
during},whicli_political and personal rightl
were to be iemirnized as lull in inc
miiaiion as bad and brutal as an which
e in its paliniest days. It these reports
may be depended upon-and they seein
S to be reliable-the Democratic manager
P J Y
6 white and black Republicans troni ex.
n campaign has bien conducted entirely
n have armed themselves for the purpose
H of putting down "negro domination”
’ cation that there will be serious Uoublo
B fraud and virlence.
It is too bad that such things are pne-
troops made in tte S anish war-when
nil
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All the latest styles novelties of
i ' and New York. and prices as low as My
    Exnlnsi s
Is _also a. feature of our assorttnents,
i pretty designs that appeal -to the;
any purse. “ __
Uhtwit “nigh” be arranged for the late CheifJusii»e Allen asa fronlispic
P
be guided in this direction.
THE New Brunswick Magaaire for bemgflveg with ggmy in the chmge up
November has ii line portrait of the San ,Juan H111, facing me Spanish fog
8 and closing up their ranks with superb
_ _ _ _l  heroism as they were decimated by
honored iurist. it sketch of Robert Foulis Mauser bullets if seems that gheriebis
U19 HIIDOSI f01'S0lIOU if1V€Il'~0I' Of libel ot the black men in ever-v part ofihis
with a tribute to the memorv of tha
5,
Percy G. Hall, will be read with 'much tected _gievei-land Leader
interest.. Rev. W. O. Raymond contin
nes his I’oril -nd F~ int sketches,and Mr
Hannay tells|more about the First Fami
lies ofthe Acadians, while Mr. Reynol
describes the lir.-t and only attempt of
burglar to break into the Bank of Ne
Brunswiok. The Notes and Querie
Bibliography and Provincial Chronolo `
3 Bookstore Lartre reductions are given
P
it is remembered that they covervd
Tnalibrarv of the late Rev D
Suiherlard is still on sale at Latte ’s
New LMBRELLAS.-Special value.
Another lot new umbrellas 'USL 0 ened
. _ A large assortment of Bed
Coverings, extra _value at 850, $1
, ' A
fit of the Island P@0P1e_ Ihg subsigly will all be found of interest and value.
The December number of the New I . ACDONALD & C0,
e
Brunswick Magazine will be a. doubl
b
the winter season. It will be illustrat
butors This number will be sold at
carts- The ordinarv numbers sell at 1
gaziue is $1.50 a year. St. John, N
num er, with much of the matter de-_1 A GOOD 1115115 ‘U Put in f0I' 8- rainy
steam fog whistle and other thine by country should be guaranteed and pm-
ds' . k __ ‘ ‘ . } .
w ' ° '
s, * i '
SY
voted to _events of Christmas time audi day-099 Uf 051' neat Sud 10W Dl’i¢€d
5
and there will be a fine staff of” contri ~ f
. ' ` 2
cents. The subscription price of the Ma? % -_ I » ' 
. J _
price from 50c. upwards. Get onli.-J.
TB M
lumbrellas-J B MA<,nf>Nu.1> & Co
s. i- ¢
B., W. K. Reiiieids, publisher. ' fi*  §
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Our Prices
are always right.
Look !
We od`er'this lot viz:
_ 1 bbl. best family flour,
5 lbs of 28c tea,
10 “ Granulated Sugar, '
4 Gals. best Kerosene Oil,
9 bars of Oak Leaf Soap.
-FOR-
$675
replenish their orchards, or set out ”
' 't _ Th_ _ _  &  made. Dgntistrry Painless. All work _ N0 M3" ¢33|\ 9|t|'l¢f "V0, P|°\|‘|Y
new ones nex spring. is is a most uarantee . iny26 nod I ‘
hopeful sign for the future, and leads . . ' or die rIghte°u.|’ w“h°“* . *nu
- _ _ . _ WE SELL
ma be amon our rinci 1 articles '
of esirport. léuch mlight ‘hae done by  
it
's
CURE DYSPEPSIA
Figure up and see if the price
` is not right. We claim it is
Pay, no middlemans Profit. _ _ i -_  "i11t°r.i>1e==ed6_11°° f°"‘ _W
MARK WRIGHT &
wma. Q/...Qt I i   iST|\¢l‘°§ '-
narrates it
I  if sr _..
sisrintiiitiiisriitiriiiinrsiins
A British Almond Pink.
'~ - Soothing. healing, emoluen
dries in rapidly.  
Is delicately perfumed.
Is sold at a. popular price.
25o'per hott‘e.' _
s prepared by
W lllillllll Phm.
' CEIITHAI. lllll|6STllllE
' ll||lYS|_ll£
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8ummerslde,P E I.
Local and general anaesthetics to
You may not need the m `
now but we have just
put this advertisement in
2?. ,___  
to let you know that we
_Kid_Slipper in all sizes at
si.46 »» pf-it ` If you
‘ 4 ~ l _
» require a. pair through fthe I 1
get that we have them
g The best gloves for F all wear is
Button Suede Glove at 40c per pair. e
yn’ sible in this day of enlightenment,but the I _A magnincent gelection of   ,gmt
a Democrats of the South will probably f3»Sl110Il3.bl‘B BHCCLS III Bl&Ck DTSSQ 
 ;::;‘5;.23”‘.”.s;....3’;;iy..“;:“;;.‘:: ‘:.‘i”°i~ Our variety bf mae-isis   is so lass we
- t em. i _ _ _ - _
ls iwgardless of the fact that they wouldi We can Sum any  ' at a’ 
E i be in a hopeless minority in many States
___ at/the polls if a free vote and fair count
e._ were permitted. - -
d In view of the record which the black
   White ~Wool Blankets, _ Cirey Wdul
Moncton
White Blanket Sheets, Grey
  
__es.
__ fs _ ~
*az nicer preparation _  _ ii gp" ' ‘  f .T _ H/_
than _ W < * 7 _  _  ‘
' ifor the hands and complexion-§f#}  if
New. Cloth for Fall and
Wei have opened afine line of Nobb]
Suitings. Overcoatings iinid -Trouseringi.
' Call now and get first choice-a full line of
ishings always on hand.
H' ‘.=..°.='-“.'_l-‘i§é’°."°" JCHN 
_ massagers' insult auiiaisg _S&1"¢=O1"'1c\»1 
And Also "
3 .  
  _ Wcddin g   presents.
He asked a Maid if she would Wed
And _in his house' herbrightness shed
She ‘faintl y _smil ed and *answered low
e If to: the 'Modern Store you go
And buy the Ring from JURFY & Co.
F01*VW0;d.di_11g presents we have a large
._ _ 'SILVERWARE all new and latest
cwest prices.  _ _ ._ _ ~ ~
‘ _ In CLOCKS we have as large a
the City and the lowest 
ATCHES a great assortment and
_ _ Repairing proir ptly attended to“Crlyocks,
 » ._ ewelry at the Modern J ewelry and Fancy good!
I
grafting the better varieties on ou ' 4 'A y ` ~  if A  
r
4 hardy natural stock of apples, and we
‘ learn that this will' be undertaken.
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