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To Take Effect at Coming __ Camps for 3 Year Men

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No Team ifcr Palma Trophy-Con- sedative Organiser for ' Dntsrio -Ccmmaiaqrt for Orange

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crass. ...n¢sr..au:<Sv°9!s\l:.1Z!=2_£F:

arenas'-uiesressshusseuasanszsllil `f. are eneetao the-samm t is mwth- , . _

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some connrnonh kill' g 3 E

Th", year-'s servicels rlequllleii ‘Io get me allowance ol 50cenr.s. Non coma. and men Wm receive an amount proportionate tn there servi_c¢-' “ "'

1-as rauu. raornr.

There is dissatisfaction here among

riliemen because the Dominion Ride

Association will not send n team to l _

Srasirt to shoot for the Palma tronhy.

Private parties are endeavoring to get

up ia (Elm. 4

TonoN'ro, May 30-(Special)-Andrew ` I Y YY I _

Misoampbell, ex M. L. A. has been

appointed organizer for the Conservative Dcn't suffer any more with »¢ cold in the f°° Wi" Chilifd bi’ We J“D'1“E@e but WD*

party oi Ontario. _l;g_“‘;__J;‘;‘_§r"‘_‘_‘é;l; g££`€*RR_*_1;’_;/'?tN_*f°I_':f;‘t_I_; able io take some refugees from Dalny.

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ADMIRAL SKRYDLOFF, WHO SUCCEEDED ADMIRAL MAKAROFF.

were osramo oncauxznn.. _ _ ___ _ _ _ _ r>0ll0e~

HE JAPANESE VICTORY AT

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:5;_§,1-,\,f°1,;°,,,,'1{,',,",';,,"*’} -TUESDAY MORNING- or-1AQ-cT're'rowN P B I MAY 51 1904 -TUESDAY MORNING- °”'°§¢l-‘ °°"°°""“

_ as cl s-ran mourn

-ff-=n=¢ ==:' . is W == m =¢ _“__

KIN CHOU AND NAN SHAN HILL

this

also

Prio

Ou r.

nigh boy.

$11

grand reception on Saturday was the A

eveutoi! the closing and the Dlly-

slcal culture drill on the College lawn

social

concert in Beethoven Hail was also

~='\-1-f1:»n~-_»1~- Bayonet Struggle'-Naval Guns Used

. DAN

All lagged out, ideas iiow slowly as mo~

laesee. snap and enorgy zone! The buoy

that made work a plessuremhatgone COmm¢ntS_I

IIB’

down, enervatsd, neither eat ng or diirest- ing snouxh. It's Ferrosone you need to brace up hat iitlul appetite and improve

ilatlon andoglfeetion so that lots oi -mg Japaumg Anvnwg

Du” Huong M Wm be mm” to . were made to bottle up Port Arthur I0

lg .

n r

asaim

nour roao resto your tonic

Ham

Bos

tween

Gran

have

....,..|........ .........r..l .rm rr.. Cannon and IO Machine Guns-The Final

‘mRY*““1“W°“K“S- by Russians-British Press

Adoctor would say ion are run

*“i _

°h't3_edh=»oken dean 33%, _{_l‘¢r S1~,Pm-m;g¢;UgQ,M,y;|)_(gp,c|,|)_G,,_,_ the Russian fleet would he captured or

I' VU I' B Ce ll

8,0" sphm-.ind en".g’_ "via Kuropalkin,reports that the Japanese d°°U°¥e3-

i:_':_\::f_|_*:{lulg_¢‘ll7§l;°ll§'°__g__f_Ui__l_‘____':2l‘_k- 1;? advance on Kwan Tien has begun from alrr.mv1:i>or¢'r anrnna noousn.

o50c. p box, or si bo I $2.50; S“lml TS"-

_nt Drugzistgfm, Polsonxa cgi’ Kggsmm The English papers regard the fall of

Bnrrrsn 1-Rarsn ron Jars. port

L1‘oN`s PlLLs Cum: CoNs'rrra'riDN L°NP0N» MU 30°(Si>6°l11l)~Tb@ bis

Arthur as inevitable. _ r s orrlvrsl. lmmnr.

oxu

i_.____ dailies all warmly praise the .laps fm- '

al i th i Ki h .

v or u ecapture o n C ou Km

,,,oN_ “ay 2-]_:5ul_|uK a quarrel be- NAVAL “UNB USED ON L-4ND~ loss oi1l,500 killed and wounded.

two Italians on Prince street to: The Chinese eay the Russians had :Z6`1~H|.;

t, FrankParodi an eight year old

ww kmedb a'st____ b__l___t_L___ n do naval guns at Nan ShanHill and that Theycapmred sixtyqjigm cannon and

Y y o ar

ummm 22 ,fears 0ld_ is held pending many guns from the Port Arthur fleet ten

investigation, whue Aumugo have been placed in the land batteries. kme

B th h l ll ..

uongxgiae feaxinghgr it; Saou” hetgsd LI; A Russian GUN nga-|-'S ggr;ApE_ l\|netixne1 the Japanese charged up the

Il Y _ _

A Russhm RuuboM_beueved to be we hlliand were driven hack. -The iiual

nersl()lru`s report of the battle' of Chou and Nan Shan Hill admits a

Rl7n`alAN LOrleE:l.

machine nuns. The Russian loss in

d and wounded is estimated at 2,000.

"M Bom, |n tha action at Tanen ‘vnu on 5l~l’\1iIi§lB 011 NND Sl15\l\HlllW&S A llilld £0

WHY smrr f 1 ~ 11

Ln AND sNEEzEe Thursday and which has arrived at care- “mi °°““**' Wil" ""1 "“Y°"°°-

headache in live minutes, and hara l ` ~ l for

N() MORE OPERATIONS.

, . 1 rl ' n ’ . ‘ - _ . tom|ANnaN'1‘ ron oiunaa mvnn Elgar; z_;r_i___cv__o__u0v_v_np té____gv_e__cog_;l_;1 _g,_a_t_a_rp;_l; RUSSIAN THEORY OP _IAP I,I_ANH_ The My of op____aUon__ for _mea ___ mst Major Eimund M. Morris, son ci the km B ‘ all wwe kn.>~ of the e.iit~a¢~y cl' Dr.

,ng Ummm in ban, an noun Iuhale The Russians believe the Japanese will l;h»\,..,‘s Oinrmsnr a~ ~\ cure for mls hm.

ine Edmund Morris of Guelph has been rack ,ppointed commnndsnt or the whole the ul

Orange River Colony volunteors‘whlch he

h Han

Cause many troubles,-pimples, boils - - _ 'r

and other eruptions, besides lon oi

“PP”-im: ‘hit und f°°u5Kr nh °f bu' Premier and Mrs. Peters rl turned last dispute. Theyare as icllowsc- |°U"1°"» ildiK°l¢\°l \l\dh°‘\dl°11\- nlgntfrsm Ottawa where the Premier 1. The risnrry award.

Th° |°°n°r°’°U°u|'m°’ m°m'th° has beeuiu connection with the settle- 2. The increases in the Provincial

P°tt°\'| md th* 'PY *° U9* 'ld °f them ment oi the pending claims oi this and subsidies.

“ld 5° bund “P th’ "'“n ‘ht hu other provinces against the Deunlnionf .3 The Transiefci all our`Flsl1erles to

'““°"°d n`°m “um I' W uh Premier Peters had a conference with the Dominion ior a consideration.

H00d'S Sir Willrid Laurier and an important Premier Peters will return to Ottawa

stage in the settlement oi our claims was on .Tune 8th when the representatives oi

'embed nga;-»,sql|;_ all the provinces will meetasub commit-

F°rmmg in uombhndnn U” nw” it has been decided to submit to a tee oi’ the Government composed oi

Board oi Arbitration appointed jointly Ministers Emmerson, Preiontaina and

eifective alter-atlve and tonic medicine,

u lhown by unmukd’ “mul md by the Provinces and the Dominion the Fitzpatrick and arrange alllhe details oi

permanent cures oi

threequestlone which have been under the arbitration.

::;':::;:. ::::.~=:"::.- . rr ;::,::.":::,.::;:::‘°' C°M'~<i_f_Vf~TS» KING E|]WAH|]

csrerrn neauny, ne.

A008132 no lllblflhfe, but D0 liltd C0 day In each month. Dr. F. F. Kelly.

[et H00d’l, and (li I! bday. Mayor; W. W. Clark, City Clerk.

Awuni D

Ecosour Pcrnr, N. S., Mar 3031--

- (Special).-“l was troubled with Lame

Back ior~twenty~iive years, sometimes so severe that I could not turn mvllllllll b°¢~ I accidentally purchased a box uf. Dodd's Kidney Pills and took them and the re- sult is that my lame back was cured M14

I lbad no return oi the troubled in nearly

» Thisisthe statement of Geo. S. Mo'

Laughlin of this place. Many other

I people here have nlmuar erpsrieilpel-

We__l_ia_y_;|: alarge assortment of Polish, 3|

Copprlaiag the beat kinds. Prominent

namrg mess is Perlman sl-ek ~o,~ a ""

coiarlnination of liquid and paste guaran- \°f¢d not to injure the leather, handy to

is d - plenum nl _ a.:;.‘:.s.'ca.;. . »""-1~‘!»9°--

P&kard'a x_ C@.tombinatIq|,

_ ‘JP r' " -' xo§andz5c»

Pat:kard’a stent Leather Cream 25::

hst‘s why Dodd's Kidney Pills ilnd a, lace in nearly every home in this DIP* 0f

Oity Council meets on the second Mon-

IN EVERY HOME.

adrl's Kidney Pills fast becoming a

Houaehold Necessity.

n years."

e country. They ears all Kidney Dis,- es hom Baokacho ta Bright's .Disease.

NOTICE TO .

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BO0KLOVE R51

Webeg to inform the reading

Hain A uvu

And Received a Picturesque African _Ruler

Aged Grand Duke Dead -Run Down and Killed by Coach full of Mourners--Mount Allison Closing Exercises.

. .

xnm xDwmn's Lsvnn.

Lunnozv, May 3).-(Speeiai.)-Klip Ed-

ward held a brilliant levee this morning and later received in audience Alako of Abeokuta, Upper Guinea, ai picturesque West Akican potsntate _wha has leit his mem fer un am urns in an nu.

AGED GKLND lllill DIAIM L

minu Bronc

is organizing. , . Asth

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Premier Peters eturns from Otiawa where gg?

Humofs Important Details fare Being Ar-

It was with this view that the °ifo| ts

easant Catarrhozone vapor live devote every effort to capture Port "bl" ‘*ll“"~`“"I”""“""’L “*“U"‘" what f°"m tes iourvlmes daily and it will cure _ “f W1 * ”"“ h*""» ‘U 10"*-’ '*"' WU “S” Df- hms Lu" T bl D In Arthurand xi they succeed, will then L,`hasr`.~Oin|.\ur~nL carefully and plentiiuilv

‘d C nag h iron e’ ten fails' it will soon bring ri-liei and cure Ask

mann arr nan a to ~ k li ' m_ Cnwnhozoné is th.; Dugan dC;__e__t_ endeavor to ma e t ie r tenure secure and your frlpmu mm m,mm,_m,S what they rn “dd geieulgfie me¢h0d_ and |5 compel the Russians to take the kl1JW f\l10U" i»hl> Df@DM”ull0l1~

ntee ro give satisfaction. Complete onrensive ouths’ treatment costs $1.00, trial `

C. DrilitglEts Oi' N. C. P0ls0iJ & C0., _ To 35153 RUSSIAN 1-Lp~,E1,

Of _f 9 BIOOCI ranged. ‘Monty

Boston Tourist s oft hats lead the

m~oN's Pn.1.e Cum: Cossru-arrow. ` style. $5.00-r at Weeks & Co.

snug, My so,-(spasm).-'rap ae air is ansoaaoed ol the Gr-and Dske reiedri

. eww

Lead rs

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mea" me

iililti°$

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DIGNITY MANGEI. r 7 HASZARi)’SIMi’RUVi:l)

Prize Baszarcis improved Curniv Seed

has been awarded 13 first prizes and 2 special rizes at PROVINCIAL EXHIBITIONS. The best turnip in cultivation. Don‘t experiment with cheapgaull sect# Cartcr’s genuine is sold in Sl€Al.F,i) PACK- AGES by us and our agents. 30 cents per pound. ' <

SPECIAL PRIZES AT PROVINCIAL EXHIBITION 1904.

Will heqgiven by CARTER 8: CO., Limited, Seedsmcn, Charlottetown, for the ix-st specimens of 8

roots each of urnips grown from Haszard's Improved Turnip Seed, said Seed to have been purchased from CARTER 8; Co., Limited, or their agents,-lst $5.00; and $3.00; 3rd 51.00. Full particulars will be given in Exhibition Prize List for 1904.

CARTERS’ PRIZE HASZARD‘S IMPROVED is the BEST STRAIN of the Has1ard`s improved

and is grown especially for us from choice selected roots* We recommed our "Prize llaszsrd's" as the

bestTurnip grown in thiaorany other country. Ask for CARTERS' "PRi7,l€“ HASZARWS IM.

PROVED.

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U _ ___ 1 d all lilbscrlbid Bild lil- Wiihalll ol Maoklenbn Strelita. Bor S iai Pnzcs-1st$3.oo; and $2.00; 5 rd $1.00; will also be given for best specimens of Msn l. P_ie1:._‘_J__. _ -S__ccm_ mmembm of the BOOK out 17 m0_~ _ 'F grown fxrcaarsns' D1c,N1'rv uaNoiilL seed for when 1904. Ke °

, _ ' ~ ` . rl 1 fe _

cat rn Lov§lzs'jL1er.an1r_rm»ye are ,,,w,,,,,m,,,, ' . mi’..§.'rI‘ rf.§i"»fl°`"I{Z .1 a l

Dimmu nge new ready to sive "MW f°f `* P' P y I U e °`

om fm, membenhi ¢ Bnooxxml. liar so -_(spasm)--Denei

we uk ‘11.{nggrqted to help open mourners hear Calvary Cemetery as Sn

esired see _che Clftown agents _ ,,,,,,,,,_ ., Charlottetown. ` ` the s¢¢d,m¢n,

'iii IZ 1‘il.’°.i§'."f.*.n..,..l. 1... .. r..‘i:..’~‘»"i. lm-~~»»»~-»»~» 4- »--~»~-» dm siplsn amy n1»¢1¢1ng........ we all members psy their FRN. ~ and .Wi '“'°*°'lY *"1"* “Y °°°“"' ”"°“ "'

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` 1 ' th libn ,withas little .delay ae a . '

“NF B g;slble.ryFor all _ infofmlfldil :ne mourners were recursion hom ' _ . . I ,

rl: onesmo ar isomer auuaol

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