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Royal Party Land at Kings- town and Attend Races

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Anstraila's Labor Cabinet-Attempt in Shoot Spsin's Prsmilrw Brooklyn Pastors on Sun- day Baii Gaines.

-pussxasa snoor.n'xnow.i <

Lennon. Avril 3°°i5P°°i'-.\i_l-‘ii I' "°'_

porwd tug gh; Japanese bombarded New

-cnwaas oe: Heed” ¥!li="§,Q‘ f~“'° R9'

sians , 1 ` ~.” 'fri , ncssia somdwila ’l§°PlF'£ All

Russia has about concluded arrange-

ments with Paris bankers for a loan of a hundred and sixty millions.

czas como ro 'run rsozrr. it ie believed the our wiilgo lo the front in Allklllii ‘|035-

frsrs nooxs Liza nvsunss. Tire foreign military obwrvrri aesiaiwfl to Japarrs nrst army in Korea have been ordered to leave for the front next Saturday.

ms vnanrvosrocx BQUADBON-

The Russian Viadivostock squadron has left Genssn, in Korea.

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ONE COMMON CAUSE OF HEADACHE.

Perha s the mcst general cause of head-

ache and) %\in across the eyes is nasal catarrh. he simplest cure is to inhale the medicated vapor of Oatarrhoaone

which traverses every air cell and air pas- aa e of the throat, ungs and nose. It kills myriads of germs at every breath, clears away mucous discharges. plreserves and heals the membrane. Catarr ozone is just a splendid remedy for headache, and its action is certain and unfsillng in dis- eases ofthe Throat and Lungs, Deafness, Bronchitis, Asthma and Oatarrn. A trial will convince the must sceptical that Cat- arrhozons is all right. Large size. $\.00§ trial size 250. Druggists, or Poison & Go.. Klngstou, Ont, Ds. Hararnroxfs Pitts Cole CoNsrrra»

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TRADEAND SHIPPING.

'PORT OF CH ARLOTTETOWN.

April26‘.h, ar: S. S. Bonavista, Fraser,I Loulsbury, C B.

April 26th, cizl; S S Scout, Rehoe,fScurls,

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___-»-flli’ _ MANY WOMEN ARE NOTHATTRAOT- IVE I

Because oi repulsive looking warts on the hands, They o \n he removed quite pain- lesslv hv Putnam's Painless Corn and- Wart Extractor; it never marks and aiwavs cures. Try it.

New boots, 37 cases just

came in and among them are

more of those

,liicn’s

Box Cali Boots

With I

Thick Soles

, Whole forced English baclt

stay made solid all through,

and on a pretty last. See

ho se Men’s Box Calf boots

at $2.r5,,l?ed or eyyitic gsi ...rf - i. _ rr. Q

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‘i Ii you have uneasy sensations in lh

-WEDNESDAY MORNING-~

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The Japanese Army is well equipped for its land campaign, and in nc wise better than Hits poasmalou of a complete

equipment of field artillery, nf which this iifteen~pouuder is a representative specimen.

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Suicide of Ex-Soldier, a Vic- tim of Drink

Ex-Banker in St. .iohn’s Shoots Himself-inquest Follows Death from Diphtheria-Parents are Blamed.

surcrnx nr snoormo.

Ranma, April 26-(Special)-A man

named Stewart, an ex member of the Mounted Police, shot and killed himself near the barracks.

arrnn. a Pnonorxoed crass.

He had reci>ntly'rst'xrned from South

Africa and made application to to re-enter the Police force.

While awaiting the decision he went on

a prolonged spree ending as above des- crlbefi.

Ex-nanxsn suoors nmsstr.

Sr. JonN’s N. F. April 20 -(Speclal)-

Robert Mare, a commission and insurance

man, shot himself this morning.

Mare was one of the trustees of the defunct Oommeroial Bank. I

mqussr oN soisnrrsr vrorm.

Sr. Tsouas, April 26-(Special)-The

Crown Attorney basl ordersed an :inquest into the death of Audrey Merrill the

11 year old daughter of J. H. Kennedy a Michigan Central conductor, wholdied fodiphtherla.

The parents are Christian Scientists and

did not provide medical attendance.

` D0 YOU BELCH GAS'

stomach, a had ias'e in the mouth head ache-remember that ten drops of Poison s Nervliina in sweetened wrter is a quiolr

d la the makes you oomiortahls

` isjust splendid for Cramps, Collc, Dysen- tery, Stomach and Bowel Troubles, and costs only 250. Better try lt. I . Du. H1iMrL'rJN's Pitts Guns: Corrsrriva- 'rxon

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Mrioii winitn sarroiwimisui

Orrawa, April 24.-Major Winier, of

the Governor»General’s Foot Guards, has ‘ been appointed secretary of the Dominion ' Rii1esasoc’ation, _in succession to Lieu- tenant-Oolonellodgson, new D. 0. G. of No. 4 district. Major Winter is a capable

5 _ om , ftrstil a riif1e'_;lgot‘;‘idh§| a .i.d:iT'tl'.°.‘f.f..lltim....... ir i

Africa.

1 -w..i.Tif.‘;2l.f.'il’E.“£“.li.’?; ...... is a healthful glow to the complexion which uaahof me vigor and vitality of he s nl. ’l'here|nnomoreccrtainway

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The First Methodist Parsonage was the ‘

scene of a happy company last evening when many of the congregation givhereri i tojcln with Rev. G. M. and Mrs. Young in celebrating the tenth anniversary of their wedding.

When many of the congregation had

assembled Mrs. (Col) Moore ou behalf of the lladies of the church presented Mrs. Young with a beautiful complete set of Ruskin's works and Bev. Mr. Younil with the following address accompanied by a purse of moneyz-

Mrs. (Rev.) G. M. Young, Charlot°e'own, P. E. I.

Dear Mrs. Young,-On behalf of the

ladies of the congregation it affords me much pleasure to present to you this little “tin” in token of the anniversary, which you are to-night celebrating: with the prayer thltas the years roilby the cause we love so well may continue to receive from you the _same brightening, helpful, uplifting influence your presence among us has proved.

Committee i Icizgiii'

Charlottetown, P. E. I. _

April 26 h, 1904.

Henry Smith followed on behalf of the

congregation reading the subjoined address which was accompanied by a

handsome purse containing $100.

Rev. George Miller Young,

Pastor ofthe First Methodist Church,

Charlottetown.

On behalf of the members of your con-

gregation, we desire, on this auspicious occasion, to offer to you and Mrs. Young our congratulations on the tenth anniver- sary of your wedding day.

During four years, as pastor and preacher, you have endeared yourself to your people, who will ever hold your faithful ministratlons in loving remem- branoe.

\Ve are confident that your efforts in

promoting iemperauce and righteousness will have an appreciable effect upon the morals of this community, and will not soon be forgotten by the citizens of Char- lottstn wn.

We beg you to accept the small token

of our regard and esteem.

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Charlottetown, P. E. [sim .i,

April Zllth, i904.

Mr. Young responded feellngly to the

token of appreciation from ' the members of his church and the remainder of the evening was spent in games and con- versation curing which iunchton was served by the ladies.

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THE SAVINGS BANK OF HEALTH. ls lots of red and vitaiizing blood to nour- ish and invlgorate ihe bodv. If your blood is thin and watery use “Ferrozone.' It supplies the necessary elements such as phosphorus and iron, and quickly re- stores lost- strength and spirits. Ferro- zone is an uoequalled restorative for the tired, the sick, and the run down: it stim- ulates sppetite,aids digestion, soothes the nerves, and makes the svstem too healthy for disease to exist. No tonic does so mucb good in a short time as Ferrozone. Get it today from any druggist for 50° DHI' box or six boxes for $2.50. By mail from N. C. Poison Sc Co,, Kingston, Unr.

Du. HAMiL'roN's Prr.i.s cuss: Cossriva-

'rxoN. ___ii_--- ~Thls is the time to have your bicycle

eieaned,enamelled, and made like new. .Leave your wheel ai. P. G. Armour's Bicycle rrpairing shop and you will get the work done carefully and well at very

iiiiiws ii

THE House was in Committee of Suppl

all yesterday afternoon.

and 50 Farmers Institute will be hcld i the Millvlew Hall on Monday next, Ma

inns and ir large emount. 'will be vote

low prices. li) d iw

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THB. re ular monthly meeting Lots 4

2nd at 4 p. m. Arrangements will be a this meeting for the .summer meet-

e Miss Spurr, the former popular| teachc

ti Capt. J. M. Jones is “holding the fort' ‘ for n few weeks.-Would this not be ' good time furthe temperance people o

LOAN TO R

Bombardment Of New

irmo ann Qmrln ru mxnazio. . DUB'-ni. Anril se. -<speeiai.)-King

Edward and Queen Alexandra landed at Kingstown before noon and soon after- wards proceeded to tbe|Puncherstawn races.

A srtszrnin 1v.ncx1>rioN.

The! were accorded a splendid

reception and received many addresses.

sramsu Pacman ssc-r ar.

Mavnm, April 28.~\~(Speoial.)-Premier

Maura was shot at but not wounded

while on his way here from the Balearic Islands.

The bullet passed through the roof of

his car.

aus-riz.u.ia’s Laeos canmsr.

MnLnoun.NE, April 20. - (Speclal.) -

USSIA '

BY PARIS BANKERS

Chwang i{eported and

Denied-Czar Going to the Front- Foreign Military Observers Sent For- ward-Viadivostock Squadron Leaves Gensen.

Watson, the labor leader, has formed

cabinet to succeed the Deakin ministry,

Nslgned.

All but the Attorney General belong to

the labor party. some Ur~To-Darn rnnacnlns.

New Yonx, April 26-(Special)-Seve,-al

prominent ministers of Brooklyn, where various churches and societies have been

making s light against Sunday base ball, have publicly announced that they see no harm in playing or attending ball games

on Su nday.

How THEY susan. ras i-ILL.

The opinion of these clergymen seems to he that persons attending bail games

are kept from more vicious forms of amusement.

A. A. McKAY, East Royalty has sold to

W. .V. Douse the matched pair of hackneys so much admired on our Streets of late.

ON Sunday last in St. Pnul's Church,

Halifax, the Bishop of Nova Scotia preached his farewell sermon to an immense congregation taking for his text, the words, "Finally" brcthren,'i‘are- well." Many of the Clergy were present. At the close of the service Rev. J. A. Winfield, of Kensington, preached to n crowded congregation in St. Paui's Parochial Hall adjoining the church. Mr. Winfield took for his text, "I can do all things through Christ who strengihenth me." Mr. Winiir-.ld's many friends were delighted to see him again.

A ni-:r.Eo.arroN from the Provincial

Teachers' Association waited upon the Government last evening. Resolutions passed nt the last session of the Associa- tion in reference to the Summer School cf Science and also to the desirability of having mldsurnmer holidays in the schools of this Province were presented. The proposition made re holidays was that the Statutory holiday he made the midsummer one and that at the annual meeting the ratepayers by a majority vote may adopt the spring and fall holiday. The delegation was couiteously received and the consideration of the Government promised to the requests made with the lntirnatlon that an answer would soon be furnished by the Govern- ment.

Pownal. -The breeding of the beautiful

sweet singing canary is very interesting, and sometimes profitable. In this branch of ornithologv. Mrs. Geo. Carver, the graceful and accomplished hostess of the Forester House, Pownal. seems to excel. The numerous cages of canaries are of the

9 purest strain of sweet singers, and th D spring one of the little mothers laid flv

ergo and actually hatched out five liitl

1 chicks. All are doing well and can b

thought this beats the record.-Owin

from the hm” on mud for the “rch” to the continued illness of our tcache

oi' pure stock. All members ought to b there from every section of cur Inatitu District. There ls much to he said abou

seeds and prices' town and country tc chip in buy th

md certain cure. Nerviline aids digestion, _V ___ _ _______7 _

and free from iiistrens at once. N ervlliue V

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an hotel can be run on tempcrance prin ciples at a profit 2-Cum.

Tris Oddfellows ofthe City held a mos

enjoyable reunion in their rooms last night in honor of their annual Natal Day. A large number of the members oi th

The chair was eeeiipien i.y F. H, seller rid the following program was given:

Orchestral Selection-Prof. \Vatis` Or

ohestra.

Kee, Johnson and Moore.

Breeding-Miss Rattray. Vocal Solo-Mias Down. Instrumental Selection-French Hcr

Dust, Orchestral acc.

Address-Rev. W. W. Lodge.

Orchestra.

‘ Reading-H. Bethune.

Vocal Dustt.--Mrs. George Chandie

Miss H. Bremner. , Male Quarteite.-Messrs. Colling Mo‘(ee, Johnson and Moore.

Rnaflilllp-ldisl Flo. MoKanlia.

Comic Recitatioim- S. F. Tarbnsh.

Orchestral Selection.

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lodges with their friends were present.

Male Quarlette-Messrs.Cnllings, Mc-

THE Jere McAuliffe Co., played to a

large and high-class audience at the Opera Iiouselastniglv. The production given, the Belle of Richmond. was a beautiful melodrama of disappointed and successful love well staged and ad- mirably presented. The scenery was excellent and the different characters alltook their parts well. Jere and his company are each night becoming more popular with the theatre going public of

the city.

LET OTHERS liXI’ERIMl~IN'l`

There is always something new in the

way of medical treatment and you are constantly inviicd io try new fangled, un- proven remedies. Lot others experiment and so risk health und lose time. Dr. Chassis Kidney Liver Pills have been tried in the cruclble of time, won the ap- proval of public opinion and demonstrated their right. io a place in every home as family medicine.

NOT FOR UNION.

‘ i.osiioN, April 22.-The Canadian press correspondent learns that the idea of a Methodist union, so (nr as the \Vesleynn ccnnexlon is concerned, is at present out side the range of practical politics. The special committee appointed hy the Wes- leyan conference in ii)i'l3 will present, at the coming Shrilicld conference, a tep0rt which says that the result of this enquiry is that a compleie union at the present time is entirely impracticable, so far as the parent body is concerned.

To cure a headachcnl ten minutes use

Kumfort Headache Powders.

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Goo-Goo eyes WILL SHINE when

you place Bshyin one of l’aton’s

new up-to-date

GO-CARTS OR

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All new goods.

IAS. PATON ®. Co..

Show iliis p. m.

Auction sais.

We are instructed by Walter

Haszard. Esq.. to sell by public auction on

SATURDAY. MAY 7th., at 2 o'clock p. m..

His desirable residence situated on Mount Edward Road.

For further particulars apply io

BENJ. CARTER & CO.,

Refreshments. Volunteer Rooiations, etc.

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