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To Hotel aud Boarding Tlouse Keepers.

If all those wh} > »r* desirous of accom mo- dsting summer | uri-ts and others during the coming ses vu will send their alddr-ee to THe Examini st office we wil! be happy to cow pile a liat aad forward to the d'ff-reut aeencies which make a business of fur- nishiog euch information to the travelling public. MMietealars regarding rates, dis- tance from Chirlo'tetown, surroundings of hotel, mails, nesruess to railway aad bathing, etc., shouid be mentioned when writing us.

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weight with ropa attached bly rewarded by leaving fin’s.

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9 story dwelling house on dern improvements can be Apply te W. W. Wellner,

Railway Depot and Mar- ge containing a largs sum will be rewsrded by re- Davies, Charlottetewn. Sins.

FOR SALE Desirable residence, pleas- antly situated at the head of Prince Street. Heated by hot water, electric lighting, large out stables, etc, etc: intending purchasers can inspeet the premisea every Thursday térnoon. Full particulars on applica'ion to + 3. Unsworth. 3 wks tues & sat,

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CLEARANCE SALE

Estate of the Late Mrs. Lewis, Movth Side of Queen Sqrare.

tlas3, China, Crockeryware, Lamps, Fauocy Gouds, ¢ 26 aud 30 per cent dis- count, for a few days only. Sale to com- mence Saturday morning Apri! 14th. Come eariey aad secure bargains. Terms @ ash.

THE DAILY EXAMINER, CHARLOTTETOWN, APRIL 19

» 1990.

PTTER FROM PTE.

JAMES | LETTER FROM CORPORAL MATHESON. | O'REILLY, ) * = . ? 3 . ea BLOEMFONTEIN, Bloemfontein, South Africa, M ir¢ h 16th M ure hh rf tg ‘ frER.—IL am well so far a6) rae beds ; ree NF : 8 aie - Dear Father :—I would like very this will fin u and mother - oo a7 Wy ~ reer much te give you along and particu- } ire? Wel. : ive nad ; } 1 eT a eee W | lar description of our march from of it to get here. Wel], a ‘Ryan a ee & ; | Paarde x to here, and incidents con- 1a t ‘ y + ry? < | i. . “4 ° } ) i ‘ ni >| ‘d with if, DUT 1f IS ImMpossI1bDle just [here are no writing materials \ enem ’ ccept what we command- ' " ynfisicated on the war, and we ‘ , j j min the city at present. > i wid tten on part of a paged letter = i 1 ’ 1 } : 1 has to be divided between 1e b> . an rough with the Lins ; rgwe had some 2 A ns’ ae L, i reé lili MAK . ¥ i , . neral French, : roops, took the i } A ’ r at > | ; ‘ ed the boere to [ i Li) i * ‘ mee a" aa vr 1D ving he left the road : Merb... . ur rus. We made a fresh start on ta | l weit Z ' Gay a ' ; : “y r days march of 57 miles, mean- sicep, ‘> la 1 ) tna l , , . re expecting to have some fighting Che > 6 men moving ' : ering beng ne lo on the way; but the rneunted all at on we cleaned up th od | 3 L . “ef oP yps did their work so well that the ()ran re F » state rigot anead ot 5 . ft 4 Pe 1 a4 a ee > a W est of the force had “a walk over, and now we have got them. e ex , Ss :

Se ee ee a thougha fatiguing one. It has been pect to be stationed here for some] — ed that in a “running fight” sucl i time for I think the war is over. Of | PYOVSS SOS ma running “gas such eo Be ge er ee ae ~|as General French ad most of the COUTES YOU GOW MOG SHOU TNC Wal |: ne ond Mrslish monnted sollte ws 7 ; hig” ; ye } i route, one Angiisn mounted soidier is — oe oo — an on i ee equal of three mounted Boers. In

what the’ Brigade we are in knows.

| We are under the command of Briga-

| dier General Smith-Dorrier There | | are feur regiments under him the} Gordon Highlanders, Cornwall Light Infantry the Shropshire Light Infantry and the Canadians. It is pretty hard to tell one regimn' from another ex-

pt the Hihl. :ers; they wear kilts with a brown front. I have got some

of the Highlander’s badges. The Gordon Highlanders fought alongside of us on the 18th. I got the badges from them. They are the nicest men ef the British army and the best fighters,

except ours2!¥es, so Lord Roberts tells us. He addressed us after the attack made on the 27th.

You know Cronje surrendered to us. | We all felt bad about Riggs and‘Taylor {and those that were wounded ; but the wounded are getting along all right. Tell the boys McLean and I are

fine. We never fell out ef the’ ranks unce en the march, but some of them did and weare all here now. We chased the Boers one day from two in the morning till five in the evening, over hills and through rivers up to your neck in water. We made 24 miles that day ; some days we made 10 miles, some 16, and some 20 miles. We had always to get to water and it toek no small river to water the men and horses.

I cannot tell you anything about the | city for I have not been in it yet, but inearly all the boys have been in. Only four men and two non-com’s are | allowed in each day so as to prevent ‘too many men being away at a time.

this instance, they were pressed so hard they did not get time to make a stand at Bloemfontein, se the city surrendered without a shot being fired. Under thecircumstances it was the best thing they could do, for we had 170

guns with us, and in case of opposition

being offered we could blow the place to pleces in afew hours. We _ hear that President Stevn has moved out

with his Gevernment, but we here be- lieve there is no hope for him now. The Free Staters say they aretired of the war and are anxious to return to their homes.

Our division is encamped just out- side of Blcemfontein—of which I should like to send youa description | —but only five per cent of the troops are permitted to visit it at a time, and my turn has not come yet. But from what I can see of it from camp it does not appear to be much ofa_ place. We have no idea where we may be sent next, and we may not knew before yeu receive this letter; but several here believe the war will soon end, in which case we hope to be directly on eur way home.

In the neighborhood ef Kimberley, and after we had left Belmont, the Boers captured 45 _ provision wagons, and it is said they got 15 more with one of Canadian mail, but there is no certainty of this yet. How- ever, we recovered the first lot togeth- er with nearly all of the enemy’s.

While marching here we were sup- plied with only half rations. We had hoped for a change on our arrival, but were disappointed. Everything eatable

| There are two companies so it will bea | day or so before my turn comes, I | have no pants fit to visit the city in as | the knees are all eut of them, but we will get new one aS soon as supplies {get here. Then weall get new clothes. We are getting paper and ink te- merrow and then I will write you lots of news about this country. I do not think you need answer this letter for we expect to be on eur way home be- fore you get this, at least that is the opinion of the officers of the regiment. Some of the London Volunteers are

getting ready to go home now. fell Walter I will answer his letter to- morrow. Your loving sen, JAMES MATHESON.

CONCERT AND SOCIAL.

A grand Easter concert, social aad hep teok place at Alberton, in Woodman’s Hall, which was beautifully decorated witb bunting and green, on Monday night. The crowd was immense and the pro- gramme of superior mer t:

Inetrumental music. ... ...cccccccsscess. Mde Doiron. -eseeeeee lhe Widow ef O!d Wiudsor Allen Matthews. Reading............ The Newman (Dooley) J Foster White.

OE gi cun ce ets Whispering Waves Mre Keefe and Miss Wickham. Violin Selectioas...... ..... ...

Beloni Gaudet.

Sole.

Solo ke <pishl ta i eee eaeee aCe le JB Gaudet. Reading — Obituaries ..... ..., Jas Birch,M LA. Rp be ae a ae Sirathcona Horse De Purdy. SD nd oa Ddcdeiiei ea. Messrs Benj and'Allan Matthews. aoe tesseseess -SOldiers Of the Queen Miss Wickbam. Violin selections......s.0.

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TeMNON. «4 <indnd ‘spnbiopiiins'scg Ediudppaeidlin’s 5 cisendines Mre Gandet snd Messrs J B Gaudet and B Gaudet.

The Rev. Father Burke presided while the programme was being carried, out and every number was excellent. Lhen came the ale of barkete, which, in good hands, brough: bg prices and aggregated a large sum for the mavegement, While refresh- ments were being enjoyed, some young people diverted themselves with a few nice quadrilles. The entertainment clesei with **God Save the Queena,

of any value was bought up, and the rest could not be obtained except at enormous prices. Ihave seen some of the boys give two shillings each fer hard square ‘six to the pound crackers.

up the scraps to fry, and not a particle if it but is used.

I feel that this letter would be in- complete without a word of praise fer Father O’Leary. He has marched with us every step of the way frem Bel- mont. and during the fighting at Paardeberg he made himself a very slave in our interests. Between help- ing and consoling the wounded, carry- ing water to men in action and rend- ering other kindly services, he made us think he bore a charmed life.

I must close as some of the other eighteen are waiting their turn at our commandeered writing pad; and hop- ing my several friends will be satisfied with you explanations of the difficulties attending’ writing here, I remain

Your affectionate son, JosupH O'REILLY.

The Lils eof Wemen,.

Are usually the result ef an exhausted perveus gystem which can be by the use of Dr. A. W. Chase’s Nerve Peed. Women mada nervous bythe waisting dis- eases which drain teeir system find aew life, new viger, sew enargy, in Dr. A. W. Crase’s Nerve Foed, the world’s greatest bleod and nerve builder.

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Ladies: By Weeks & Co’s advertisement in to-day’s issue you will see they intend helding their Grand Millinery Opening Saturday evening from7 p. m, to 9.80 p. m.

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/4 YEARS Without Cleaning

A watch was recently leét with me to be repaired, which the owner stated had not been clean-

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Provincial Bifle Association,

The Annual Business Meeting of the Provincial Rifle Aesoeiatien, will be held in the City Court Room, City Bailding, at 4o’clock, p. m., Friday, April 27th, 1900.

FRANCIS DOGHERTY, Lt. Col., Preside 8. F. HODGSON, Majer, Secretary -T:e asurer Ch’towa, April 10:h, 1900 d & wtd

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