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THE eoaetnias. ci;i.ii_>.i.orris'rowN, ocroenn 26 1899

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front. Not only is his place kept open for him on his return but the

to be of considerable length it will be

h three more for fhe gallant Major of r~*`r~~ rklng

time N. is. and r.E.1. comin eat. Wg; 't Pays 'I' IU’ at P6

'Io get into the station seemed almost

impossible. as every person was pos

_ Syne,” which had tendency

S6611 that the l'i1‘ID h9~V€ Hflfed in alto sobriety, but when the music was Popular

iit of eneiositv that cannot be too chau ed to The Girl I Left Behind

firm kindly place to his credit one _ _

half his regular salary during his sessed with that d”h_e_ he

absence. As the campaign is likely Then the Band Played ..Au1d Lang

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*Pi* s ' '. S ‘° ` ` Store

h' h] C m nd M “ever bcd scem to ut on aha

l There appears to » ‘ lg’ y OID 6 ed- l 9~ ‘ Y b P H bppy

. . . . - - 1 d and wish the oys'w¢ . ‘con

To the Bazaar in aid of the _ tion of the despatch published in the ll ,moo a

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New Catheduil will fied at l""°”";g Pf‘P"'S Of §°“_‘e"_1a~;_”° ‘hte ef; The foiiowiw 1.- ule audi-.iss which = 2, iheircirniefiiseintiv puiild out Cold winter days and nights are coming on and we

fectt at leneia ’u iii is re rea °

v l ` 6’ ‘ d t C l H' n T s- ' d' f - ‘i

9 N _ . . - Wie P1`e=9m@ J Cf# - me 0 ‘le of the depot amid the explo ing o tor 0119111]

F. J. b from Glencoe had ehected ‘a Junction diy evening: pedoes and in a “rv short time the’ g

with Gen. Sir Stewart \\ hite. ' There bland bmves were aww along the line

B00k and Slatlunery Store lwill remain a condition of painful CHARLOTTETUWN 001- 243 i `. -O 'Were §_,Bemb1¢<i

A great variety of useful and ornamental Articles, cheaper = than cheap, Dolls, Games, Toys, in great variety. Books

framed and unframed, Cu

_ _ _ _ _ _ At the stati ns people

suspense until General Yule and his Corpl. Chas. Hines,bh town Engineers. _to cheer the omllam Somiers ,nd wish

force are able to reach Ladvsmith, DEAR BRUTHER’_It is with fenun sl them well. AT Hunter River and Ken- ' I

oi- some point south of that town of the deepest regret ,hat We’ y0m,_sington demonstrations were given. where authentic tidings can be had b1.eu,em0fL0d 6 Emu N0 148 of Both stations and fora dist-ince along

from them, the Sons of hngland Benefit biciety,‘ 'R S

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_ i . - _ - th 1 w re crowded while a strin

from the best authors. Pictures _ u _ i - 6 me 6 _d . _ g

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Glass Butter Coolers, Wate

Bottles and Decanters, Japan ese Vases, Tea Pots, 5 o`clock

Tea and Chocolate Sets and lot of goods too numerous t mention.

F. J. HORNSBY

P.S.-Japanese Paper Nap-

kins in stock.

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vessels can have their shipmeu

insured here at low rates at al

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Live stock by steamships covere

against all risks.

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You Can Pin Your Faith;/a

to any representation we make with regard to our work. With e stef of Erst-case work- man and the beet tools that

enabled to represent our work as strictly first-class in every respect.. “By our works are we known.”

money can purchase, we are”

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FURNITURE.

Select your furniture with un-

usual caie and discrimination. Re- member that you have to live a great part of your life amongst it, and if it isn’t good and durable as well as handsome and well made you’ll soon tire of it. This is the only kind of furniture we make and sell. Our fall lines are new and up to date, and the prices the lowest in the land.

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improbable that they have yet eH`ected a junction. Still these seems no suili- cient reason to believe that General Yule’s force hae been captured or surrounded as, even if the road to- ward Ladysmith were occupied with a superior force, he ,could retire southward toward Greytown.

On our Bret page will be found a

detailed statement of the British troops in Natal and South Africa generally. It makes a somewhat larger total than had been previously stated. Definite information is not to hand as to the strength of General Yule’s column, or of the force which Sir Stewart White has at Ladysmith.

The situation ie sudiciently serious

in Natal, vhere the stress of the fighting will be for the next few weeks. When reinforcements arrive there may be a rapid change for the better. Our despatches indizate that the enemy continues his advance, not disheartened by the repulsee so far met with. Fortunately the reports

from along the western border of the Trenevaal and the Orange Free State are reassuring. In that quarter along the railway line from Kimberly northward to Mafeking, our slender garrison: are holding their own man-

fully.

m-i.»_-£1

The generosity of the fraternal

societies as well as of individuals and Erma toward our soldiers who are go- ing to the front is worthy of all praise. Among these many patriotic tributes and donations it is not in- vidious to make special mention of the action of Messrs Prowse Brothers toward Mr Herbert Brown, one of their employees who has gone to the

CON'l`INGEN'l"S FAREWEL L

t \\ hen heard from on the evening have learned of your intei md de of H553 from HWS' 1° (Vert “£10” to 5 Blanket, $1 50 pt-31' pair.

of the 'lird Gen lule was camped parture from our midst. And we can- me hotel OPPOSUG OWS H1 De reeze SUPER kb Bmnket 1 75 per pan,

‘ '~ ° __ . _. .Wh h t ` t d, ihr e hearty 1 -tahoe 16 mile with of Dundee, and ;;<_;§_;;;{g‘;_’,§a,‘;;; ;;;p;;;t§§“;,?;;‘;;§..h.ZF.‘w‘Z.L“`§i5.‘.l‘°¥.§. Msg; war. viciorua ~ it Biankei, 2 25 per air

h d i d h _' h te t ' ,, .

& P98009 t eff’ W1* Out 9130011” F' _ and the contingent, and three mire for I Bmnket 60 X 80 2 50 er ing any Boers on the way. Later he lciliielsegnh old by us_“lOur b“'lh6m° the Hunter River representative pri VICTORIA 6 b ’ P

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0 _ reached the \Vaschbank river and re- lleaving :35g1n;l;gtr‘2“;l%'ig§iSahtulyel;u Eg; vate bred. W a_\ e, Lieut- Col. McLeod, THE 60 X 80 $ 35 PEI' P31!

ported “all well.” From that point honor §Ou for the patriotic mission of the 82nd Batt: who resides at Hunter THE Ulivh IA 60 X 80 3 0 P81' pall'

“lm Wagon mad bi' which he was re' which calls you from us and to which R“er’ b9a'd°d Em trnndaa [hal Ping' 6 ll) 60 X 80 2 80 P61' PGH' , "_`lZl’€8tlUg i.lll`!\8 S0llblJWBSl3W&fd t0W8I‘d ygu hgyg ngbly rtgpondgd with 3 Pgtri- eent 8ta;:;a;h:e‘; 5 lbs 2 00 P91' pau'

Ladysmith. It was on the road that otism that makes love of Old Englandlmore for Pfivate Bovhxgss ;v§o” hub ¢¢ ¢ .¢ 6 lbs 60 I 80 2 40 per General White as stated in esterda a assion and re resented at ’

aftel-n00n’s degpatcheg learggd 198ltP ln yOU S0518 Of the er camesaboard -and accompanied the 7 I 84 2 w 'Boer force had esthblished them- ‘l““ml°9 bl which U19 EmPi1'° in *‘ boys to ummern 8'

Shu He ,ent out seven mum and eterner time than ours was won and by dislod od them ‘nd than a an to which in_ these days of _lumult must be

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have returned ,to Ladysmith where 23:32:31.inéhsosggtmfchpatlxgtxR . P . h° ’°P°l'°d“ B°°" ‘"°°k 7°"°”d"'7° b our llant action will never be-

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When General White '_was out mm, dmmmt i, mn- 11,58, Room _Hin Fred. Chandlerfleavee for Denver, 7 lbs 62 X 84 4 25 I, u, seven mile! 011 15116 r0l»d llld 00- Knowing that you our Brother, are "°‘ B°°°°”’ °“ Fnda'-7 m°"mg° 91h 66 86 5 25 pe pau. geged the Boere he believed that Gen- away with others oi our native Province F Rfgn- J°h°_R‘°h9“`d |°*'°' f°" B°°°°° S X per pa'

lerel ule was at Sunday River. which <16f0Ddil1g 0\1l` QWOD. 001' F188 Bild rl _ay mowing'

would bg gpproximnely 15 mi]¢g Country, our best wishes go with you F3355 1?; l°°'°' f°' 0l"°a’"“ °“

l further'to the eastward. It is therefore 1° "h° m”°h °l7°r uw Old Fhl' M” ,Jn 8

ou be ke t in safet on sea and land D1' 3“°d°l‘l °f 911° E!P°l'1m°“t*1 Fm”

and llve topretn y Ottawa, who was in the city yesterday

fraternal circle if-gaiiiagliireiagbliiruinvlaxliif 1°°‘v°' by "1" °xP'°°' thi' m°"i°g' y 'cry will always be cherished by your Mn. John Haley, who has been visiting

Bl°8(h6l‘Il. friend! in lille city, leaves _by bhb OIPTBBI 6 lbs’ X 4 per Pain O Slizgngdém behalf of Lodge Eton, S. this morning en ront»et0Chl¢9»|!°- 7 lbs 64 X 82 5 70 per Pair.

.D.Da h,fK ,Dr.Mac-

Tuos. Dovim, Pres. milf, ofngsmlgy’ ::,;1g_5lX'_'McL_in, of 8 lbS 68 X 86, 6 25 PBI' PMT.

ANDREW NEW50N» S°°'Y~ Charlottetown, are in St. Jotn attend ng

meeting of Scottish Rite masons which A

i. ta.. au us... Iso Grey Blan kets and

Mrs Ralph Brooks, who has been visit R u La R u S

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Yesmlrday W 5 I da that will ing her hu‘pbandi’e1J>arentsE.ndbofriends at P g ’

8 I Wh'te S a. ar r expects

be remembered by the citizens of mm: mmreznliill touligryhome in Chicage Moncton Facta ry B 'ankets and Charlottetown. Long before the hour U. S. A.

for the departure of “our gallant Thirty" . Moncton 1-weeds are

- Mr. E. Wri ht was a passenger by the

had arrived, the streets were througlng S_S_ Princess §,oewrd‘y aftemoom ' with people, each eager to have a last, ML H_ Hyndman rammed by the leok and a woid of farwell to the boys princess yesterday af¢_,,,n°0n_

who were going to do honor to their

country in a foreign land. ` . L_ __. _

The route i roc

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Kent to Queen. l(:),uegfimi)<I>] xllliacsshirioliildg.

Richmond to Prince, Prince to Water, »

and along Water to the station. *

Cheering was the order of the mora-

ing, at every corner crowds were gathered. and as the procession passed marching to the music of the British Grenrdiere,theR d White and Blue,etc.. the people’s enthusiasm knew no

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cheer upon cheer went _.up from thousands of throats.

Ae the procession neared the depot

all united in giving three lusty cheers If you require soapP» DOW i or the Queen. which were followed the time to buy.

And Tumors cured toetay cured, at home' no

° knifeplasier

or pain. For Canadian testimonials & x3o-page book-free, write Dept. 18, Mason Mznicxmi Co., 577 Sherbourne Street, Toronto Ontario.

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AB dnw near the ststlan Rhe for tha next few days at "dl

immense crowd of people made it “lousl low rica and wmdd

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During BAZAAR WEEK With CHEAP RAIL

Central Drugd Store. FARES W9 Offer

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To reduce large stocks we

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21 pair-_

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Globe, ‘ Tan, Tweeds9

Bmdfuoi. R“““'°‘ Bianketss

Chocolate.-

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