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‘ ; ois a ie patinnal column marching to Pekin fought | we ‘ ’ ' . and chased 2000 Boxers on Monday, kiil- San . ost Fhe Busiest Store o: iia ing 20 or 30 ; The evidence cf Gen Nich’s operations! ® - + Pee RB ium vtw ihe eviden: f Gen ! 8 Operations Out ” ? : ” were found im headless bodies. The whole country presents a desolate Bas See ae eee iy ; RAP sence ket a ak, Med. Fe aspect, eptire Villages hay g been sei eiideemmeinaanmenlal = deserted. ——_———, ee Re ta 7 The expedition | eas y on i. . ; . ia 1 PB on 4 rr Tr. NA OVW fae At Ty Th Ht lows: British, 915; Germans, 20; - .ore ff Psat ke ~LI8 tl tw GCA \; ‘ ‘ ' : a Be .- Ree Oa ee oem ee an Russians, 590; Frenchmen, 128 ; Amer-! 1} i ea i . sare-e Fi i kl Bi nted to in a proper h mannerto be eredicated | icans, 14 ; Japane-e, tls Bn » your system. Liniment ru inne] wraps about the chest | and Austrians, 20. ? enwureiy irom yu yst e Animent t a ws i ana throat are yg vod enou! h but they are a7 ‘ we fit > % : ge Se ale BR Kf gngesdee IN MEMORIAM. | not sufficient, they don % go Geep ¢ ye pt ena gaeos are : a a ae ; ° ae i» “4 Sg ii lhe root of the disorder 1s, pu ” : . f “ aud” ‘ ae es il] weakness—build that up-—strengthen f ws oanic ; ¥ eer Sh { sd é Annie McKenna, of Kelly’s Cross, P- | wih Adamson’s Balsam and your oy a } j x 4 1 h is Cured a8 mo E I., Who Died June 4th, 1900 “ Cough is Cured. {i heedR Vig ar PUG Be eb ded ' In the fullness of the summer H + ‘UGGISTS \y, 7 RE B i re i . | 25 Cents AT ALL DeUGGIL Thad. a With the bloom on plant and tree,

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CHARLOTTETOWN P: E. ISLAND. WEDNESDAY

THOSE CIVIC GRANTS.

~ MOVEMENTS IN GHINA,

Sin,—I_ see by yesterday’s paver that

usual generosity with other | money. ! . : i going to Russias Active--Boxers | Driving Park Association or the Athletic Associaiton forthe money granted them

at the last meeting of the Council? The

Ait k Cony nt | Councillagp are unable to employ a few

at \ p . laborers to keep the streets clean and in

| good repair for want of furds; but they can fiud plenty of money in order

JAPANESE OFFICIAL sebtatsvl swell the profits of afew monied indi jviduals who are large shareholders in | MURDERED.

‘those concerns. If they have money to \ burn why not reduce the rate of taxation l'on realestate so that all may benefit; or,

: better still. give“employment to a large Sixteen British Chase two Thousand! number of — laborers in looking

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Chinese —The Country Desolated. Sdirty condition as they are this summer. CITIZEN.

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SUPREME COURT AT SUMMERSIDE

(Specrat ro Tue Examiver.]

Tren Tstx, June 15.—A hundred and sixty-three British marines landed last evening. An additional twenty British

have been sent to Fong Shan this morn- SUMMERSIDE, June 13.

ing. The case of Lemuel A special train left Tien Tsin to bring | Inglis, charged with houses

General Nich to consult?with the Viceroy, | treakiog and larcery at Kensington in January last, occupied the time of the ;court this morning. The defendant was acquitted.

The tc-legraphic communication with > Pekin is stil! interrupted. The want of transport prevents the t The Rus- sians are very active here today. It is

Russians from landiag troops.

CANADIAN SOLDIERS

he City Councillors are keepiog up their

'_BOTHA NOT DECISIVELY BEATEN. | ff

JUNE I[3, 1900

ROBERTS AND |i: BOTHA MEET) ——— a

feated a Jarze commindo of Bo

| bad destroyed two miles of railway man

r peuple’s — What return are the citizens receive from the

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British Gain Considerable Ground,

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KITCHENER AND METHUEN DE- PEAT DEWET.

'Buller’s Progress—Line of Communi-

cation Restored.

[SPecIAL TO THE EXAMINER. ] A COMPLETE VICTORY.

Lonpoyn, June 13.—Lord Roberts’ line of communication has been practically restored by a complete victory gained by Lord Methuen and Lord Kitchener over General Dewet yesterday.

‘1 he Boers’ camp was captured and the Burghers scattered in all directions.

Soap—a little Surprise Soap and still less labor—are not only cleaa but on- injured.

You want the maximum wear out of your clothes, Don’t have them

fought a battle with General Botha, at

rumored that General Fung Fah Siang Winning the Admiration of Lord

: : with many thousands of troops is at Fing | Roberts. Tai. | |} The latest news fromjPoa-ting-fa is that Lord Roberts in his reports to the War}

“the boxers,”

, ‘ i Othce has ou more thas one occasion al- | }luded to the brilliant dashes of the Can-!

6000 stronz are attackiug a i

SURPRISE is a pure hard Soap.

the end of which, though the British | gained considerable ground, the Boers | were not beaten. | |

CROWN COLONIES

: a} wy Lonpoy, June 13.—The government has Sere POR: I \ G

the Catholic Convent. NS 18 Critica}. ' > ” . : od malian troops. ‘**B bs” evidently thinks] ...-9 3 . m~. . . eae inetee Ta a P ; (decided upona plan forthe civil settle abe «hicers are eyiaemis bares toe Canadians are the right kind of inen, | A fri Detai! ' ” 1" f . . ; ;ment of Sonthp / “4 :8 r i Pexiy, Jane 13.—The Chavce'lor of;for he keeps them right at the} ms etalie are Kept | . } > > . >} i ¢} ; hi} ereapd.. 1 ttQnt With ant and they are! most secret. But it can safely be said } ithe Japanese Legation, while prcc2ed- ; , eS Reg? ve Ls o ted Hizial Sods Pade factors in the success-ithat the Orange River Colony and the | (ing alone and unprotected, on cihcial duty, pe oe . 5h 8 Pie Undedian' J | , aaah : ? Pretoria, ; ‘ Janacdian ‘ Transvaal w 1] bees ‘ C 7 w i j laved di T : ansvaai w.li become a Crown Colony. | was brutaliv wnurdered by soldiers a: Tuog Bays ace to «be in love with their great | ome a Crown Colo

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Most cereals require a doule boiler, and at least 20 minutes cooking, while Ralston Breakfast Food is prepared with ease and dispatch in a single boiler in five minutes

The vigor and strength imparting prop- erties of Ralston come from Gluterean Wheat, the whole berry of which is milled into Ralston Breakfast Food.

There’s not another dish so delicious for breakfast that contains as muc'rnutrition as Ralston Breakfast Food.

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JENKINS & SON.

Pf VYhe Corner Grocers.

Sole Agents

little lower price than most,

That sellinz largely enables us to seli eneavty.—

That we do as we tav.—

Tne ho’ weather is upou us, When hot and thirsty remember us for Cool Soda.

A.W, Reddin Phm B

Central Drugstore.

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Lonpoy, June 13.—Sixteen marines |

d-r him. Lord Roberts’ tributes to the Canadisa soldiers bave made bim dear to he bearis of all Canadians, for there are few who have pot some friend, relative, or acquaictacce, fighting with him. Bobs}

t welcome if he ever|

reconnoitering in advaac? of the inter-

would geta great hould visit Canada. Our readers will be glad of the oppor- | tunity to secnre » really haud-ome por-} trait of the great general, and we are giad | to be able to present such an Opportunity. The Family Hersid and Weekly Star of numbers 2.044 a3 fol- Montreal have bad painted by one of the World’s best artists a'ruly handsome pic }ture, acknowledged by Military authorities to be the most lite-like portrait of Lord 62; Italians, 40) Ronerts yet produced. It is 17x22 inches, lon excelient raper. This picture should ‘be in every Canadian home. In years tc | come it will be the pride of many a Can- , adian to tay,*My father fought under that ‘mau!’ Canadian childreo now growing up will oever forget ‘*Bobs,” the pride of the nation, This picture is placed within jthe reach of sll, They would sell at one dollar each in any store,but we have made exceptionally favonrahle terms witao the Family Herald by which all our readers can Secure it. We offer Tae Weexty Ex- }AMINER and The F-mily Herald and Weekly Star for the b.lance of 1900, in studing Lord Roberts’ picture,for the small True and good as puress gold, sum of eighty csot*. To our presert From our earthly view forever, su decri bers ws nose eubseriptions for the Laid to reat within the mould, ere, re paid we offer the Family Herald for the balance of 1900 and Lord Roberts In thy young life’s early promise pictare for only 60c. If after receiving Blighted like the autumn rose; ihe picture eubscribers who do not think For lithe young frame aod hearty sp'riis,{/ti worth more tban the money paid for Death’s cold, dreamless, dark repose. paper and picture ihey have the right to demand «a refund of the amount. The offer is open for @ limited time only.

Laid to rest a Jong forever, Stilled the teart so kind and trvre.

Gentle as the flowers of spring time,

Light brown tresses, sunny curls, Bright blue eyee, a gentle maid, Fair eweet face in life’s young morning, - | @ In the church-yard shadows Said.

Without sigh or fear returning Homeward at life’s early close,

As acalm and peaceful river Back ward to the ocean flows.

’Roand that dying heed a glory, Promise of a grander life, Like a gorgeous summer sunset, Crimson-clouded, tipped with light. 9 UPE

Wade from pure cream of tartar.

Safeguards the food

against alum.

Sadly from cur earthly vision

Good and true thy soul bas flown, Dweller in the fields elysian—

Fair b. fore the great white throne.

Pure young soul in Heaven’s mansion, Called to dwell among the just, W bere the riches of our Father Are not marred by moth or rust. M. M.

Alum baking powders are the greatest

June, 1900. mesacers to health of the present day.

ere

__ Toe latier will probably be named i Foot Balls, Tan eile taee Base Balls. Tennis Balls, Cricket Balls, Base Ball Bats, : ei Tennis Bats, s volh nagivled teas a eds aes Cricket Bats,

nounced cr some parts of ihe work begun

Sir Alfred Milnar, itis declared, is to be | High Consmissioner to South Africa. |

The Crown Colovy form of goveroment | can be best under-tood by reference to & system in vogue inthe West Indies, Sierra Leone and Ceylon.

Kudeavors will b2 made to pnt this in 7

fore: a* soon as possible in the Transvaal]

bikini Shiihdenetditnest chimend | Catchers Mitts, Gloves, ete, COMMUNICATIONS ! | Masks, infielders Widts, ete.

+9 Urequet Sets, 4 ball, 6 ball

and 8 ball, all at lowest prices

Lo ypox, Jane 13.—Telegraphie corm-|* manicatiou with Lord Roberts is expected

to be restored today, asa despatch from

Bioemfontain yesterday says that tbe Fe0 GARTER & 60) railway is in British possession again and ° -

that the work of repairing the line is

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going-ou repidiv with abundant materia! warehoused at Bluemfonteir.

+ ALONG THE LINE. Loypon, Junel3.—Tbe War Office kas

also received the following fron: Genera! Kelly-Kenny :

** BLoemFoyTery, June 12.—Our troops from the north are at Hoas

inzspruit, south of Roodeval, where tbe

Hil Boers cut the Brivish lines of eommunica-

tion. Having defeated the enemy, they A will beat America Sidiag tomorrow at 8 1.90 now 4.50 &. m.

CANADIAN RED CROSS. White chalk and sponge in Ortawa, June 13 — Lord Roberts cables

tins to whiten slippers . ; that he has forwarded a copy of a letter hoe - | 1 ees ] ane ° = _ y 7 ‘ , . 5 of Lord Methuen testifying to the excel-|° 10€s; a@ very Hanc y articie, 29

lent work done ty the Canadian Red Cros 1U8, GOKFEROS

Society at Kimberley. The Home Shoe Factory.

BULLER’S PROGRESS. AUCTION

Lonpoy, June 13.~The War Office has ecient

the following from General Buller: “Jou

bert's Farm,June 12,~ Encamped four Valuable Premises FORMERLY USED BY THE

miles north of Volistradt. , Laing’s Nek P. E. ISLAND HOSPITAL,

and Majuba were completelt evacuated by ihe Boers last night.

General Clery from Ingogo is now com jpg over the Nek, I have had to camp here for want of water.

A correct list of yesterday’s casualties will be sen? as soon as received.

HUNTER’S VICTORY. The eabscriber will offer at Auction on

the premises, the above property situated

Direct cargo, schr “Omega”

day—121 puns, 20 hds, 24 bbls. Choice quality. CARVELL BROS. Ch’ town May 14, 1900.

from West Indies, arrived to-:

DR: GORDON ALLEY - Keep Minard’s Liniment in the House PHYSICIAN & SURGEON + Cocoa and Windeor wafers are Christie

‘ Brown & Co’s, latest productions in the (Graduate McGill University)? ‘ fancy biscuit line. They are delicious ’ eating and are for sale at Beer & Goff’s. 9, 2in. New beans, tomatoes, cucumbers, pine- apples, bananas, etc., at Beer & Goft’s.

Office'and Residence ~ Dorchester Stree Office Hours—9 to 10, a. m., Lte 3 and 7 to_8, p. m.

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Fresh strawberries received from Bos- ton today, at Beer & Goff’s.

To-morrow Miss Sexton’s last day here-come and be fitted tea corset that will give you com fort, style and satisfaction

Prompt attention tc «air 'ty 12, i.

—Stanley Bros,

Lonpon, Juve 13.—From the subjoined telegram it would appear that General Hunter was in command of the troops re- ferred to by Kelly~Kenny in his despatch from Bloemfontein :

“BLOEMFONTEIN, Juve 12. — General Hunter is coming up rapidly from the northwest, having severely de-

on St Peters’ Road, Charlottetown, on

THURSDAY, JUNE 21,

AT 12 O'CLOCK NOON. | The Buildings are in first-class eondition

; heated by bot water, and can be easily converted into several tenements.

R BEAI&S TO, June 9 Sat. & Wed td. Auctioneer,

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