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Of course youll want some dainty, trim, new Waists for this Sum- mer. It's worth while to know where the nice ones are and how much they cost.

People are saying that ours is the finest Shirt Waist stock in town, We're selling so many waists that we think the statement is true.

Some of Them

Neat waists, self cullar and cuffs,

39¢.

Half dozen ofpretty patterns, self cellar and cufts DOC. Big range of nice ones, mostly iu pretty diagonal stripes Se.

Another large lot, some with self collars, s. me wi h white collars,

very pretty 9Se. A range of dainty Chambray Waists in pink witn white strice

ard blue with white stripe , $1.35 Fine White Pique Wai-ts white linen collar. $1.35 A splendid range of white waists

some of the prices are B5c, 68c. $1.95, 1.45, 1.78, 2.16, 2.36, 2,78.

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SPECIAL DESPATCH THE FORMAL ENTRY.

Loypon, June *6,—-Lord Roberts tele. grapbs from Pretoria, June Sih: The oceupation of the town passed off most satisfactorily.

The British flag is now hoisted on the top of the Government offices.

The troops met with a more enthusias- tic reception than I anticipated.

Thethird battalion Grenadier Guards lined the took place. Owing totheir baving been out some

‘quare when the march past

dis'ance around the town very few cavalry and infantry were able to take part in the ceremony.

Several of our prisoners were among the onlookers,

SURRENDER OF PRETORIA. Lonxpon, June 6.—The War Office has received the fol!owing from Lord Roberte:

PRETORIA, June dark yesterday the enemy were beaten back

officers who have been

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from nearly all the positions they had been h ‘Iding and General Hawilton’s Mounted

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DETAILS OF SURRENDER OF PRETORIA

The 18th Yeomanry Captured by the Boers—The Union Jack now Flying over Pretoria—Kruger has taken a lot of money—Botha will have to

TO THE EXAMINER.

Infantry fellowed them to within 2000 of Pretoria, through which they hastily re- treated.

General Deslile then sent one officer, with a flag of truce, into the town, de- manding its surrender in my name.

Shortly before midnight I was awaken-

| ed by two officials of the South African + Republic who brought me a letter from General Botha, proposing an armistice for the purpose of setiling terms of surreoder.

CHARLOTTETOWN P: E. ISLAND). WEDNESDAY JUNE 6, 1900

GENERAL BOTHA IN A TIGHT PLACE).-=

Some few of the British prisoners have been taken away, but the mafe,ity are still

| wish to surrender the town.

taken possession of hy Her Majesty ‘snaps at 2 o'clock this attergegn,

at Waterval. Over a hundred officers ate ia Byetétia The few I have seen are looking well. KRUGER’S LAST BIG “RAUL.”

Loxvow, June 6.—General Botha and fhest of his men gotaway from Pretoria. This iz inferfed from Lord Reberte mes- sage. Butthe presumption is thet the Boer Commandant General cannot escape the Britieh dispesitions without a fight. Operations elsewhere seem to have dwindled to nothing.

Genera! Baden-Powell joined General Hucter en Sunday at Lichtenburg. General Buller has not moved.

Bennet Burleigh, wiring from Johannes- burg, says :

“President Kruger took £2,000,000 in cash to Middleburg. ”

IMPERIAL YEOMANRY CAPTURED.

Lonpon, June 6.— Lord Roberts reports - Pretoria Station, June 5.—I regret to report that the 13th Imperial Yeomanry had to surrender to a very superior force of the enemy, May 3ist, near Lindley.

On receiving information of the bat- talion being attacked I ordered Lord Methuen to proceed with all speed to its azsistance

[ replied that [ would gladly meet the not prepared to discuss any terms, as the

tional.

[asked fora reply by daybreak, a: I ordered the troops to march on the town aseoon as it was light.

In his reply, General Botha told me that be had decided not to defend Pretoria, and that he trusted the women, children and property would be protected.

Atl a. m. today, while on the line of march, [ was met by three of ihe principal

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sur Scetsuan wheel. $50, by making and min- to necessary options

every ecopomy in the inasufacture, imizing the eptions osly

Every Scotsmen wheel has electrically welded parts and high

grade matrial,

and the finest pessible finish. Like

oher Nationa! wheels, it is locally guaranteed.

Sut the price is $40, when it could

easily be $50. It is only $49

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Underclothinge Men's Balbrigan Natural Wool

Great variety, excellent values.

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Men’s, Youths, and Boys, See our stock.

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}700 men be was eurrounded and attacked

Methuen was then on march on tbe

day be had marched 44 miles in 25 Lourse. But he was too late to rescue Colonel Sprague’s Yeomanry.

Lord Methuen attacked the Boers who were two and three thourand etrovg, and after a runoing fight of five hours completely routed the enemy.

It isa very regrettable circumstance, but it will not be very long before the Imperial Yeomanry are rejeased from cap- tivity,

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CANADIAN CASUALTIES.

Lonpoyn, June 6.—Thbe casualties of the British ia the fighting under General Warren,at Faberspruit,May 29, when with

by one thousand colonial rebels who were repulsed, include one man killed and ten wounded among the Canadian artillery.

THE QUEEN’S TOAST.

Loxpox, June 6.- Queen Victoria sur- rounded by the Duke and Duchess of York, Princess Christian, Princess Vic- toria and many of the notables of ber court, drank to the health of Lord Rob- er(s and the army at Balmoral last night. bon-fire, lighted at Her Mejesty’s command, blazed on Craigs Gowan mountain,illumivaiing the country

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#Ousekcepers must exercise care in buying bak- i ders avoid alum: ing powders, to av oida c . sold cheap to catch the unwary, but alum isa - son, and its use in food’ seriously injures health.

Alum powders are

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The Ring.

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New York, June 6.—Eddie Connolly, of St. John, defeated Matthews in the twenty-fifth round.

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Hauirax, May 6.—Nellie Moseley, the seven year old daughter of William Mose- ley, of Dartmouth, wes killed by a train yesterday, on the Dartmouth branch | of the [ntercolonial.

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A Good Stomach.

Ts essential to health and happiness, but don’t blame the stomach for biliousnesa. It is deranged, and causes poisonous bile tore- main in the blood causing indigestion. head- ache and irregular action of the bowels’ Dr, Chase’s Kidney-Liver Pills regulate the liver, kidneys and bowels and by their direct ac- tion on these organs eflect prompt and last- ing cures of biliousness, dyspepsia’ headache and all kidney ailments. Ore pill a dose, 25 cents a box, at ail dealers,

a TeMicials witha flag of truce, stating their

It was arranged that Pretoria should be

and Mrs. Kruger are be-.

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SPORTING GOODS

- Heilbron side of Kroonstadt and had, an : t - comanhines went tneraing, bet tpt? wee ‘ hour alter receipt of my telegram,Jane Let, Foot Balls,

. | staried off. By ten of t llowin surrender of the town must be aaa y n Of the Gillowing

Base Balls, Tennis Balls, Cricket Balis, Base Ball Bats, Tennis Bats, Cricket Bats, Catchers Mitts, Gloves, ete.

Wasks, Infielders Micts, etc.

59 Crequet Sets, 4 ball, 6 ball and 8 bail, ali at lowest prices

Geo, CARTER & OO. ad

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Tite Bt

$4.90 now $1.50

White chalk and sponge in tins to whiten slippers and shoes; a very handy article, 25 cents,

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of that valuable Malt Extract ““Hoftbran” (which gave such good satisfaction last season) received to-day. A valuable aid to digestion. Restores loss of appetite: Especially valuable to mothers. Sold at 15c per bottle or 2 for 25c.

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' tomatoes, California oranges, bananas and

pineapples received today at Beer & Goff’s. 2ins.

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