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BOERS HAVE ADV SOUTH OF ESTCOURT

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From East London—Buller Will Punish all Acts of Nisloyalty.

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Soon —A Battle Imminent.

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Specia4L TO THe Examiner.), e1 J. killed, fou Care Town, Nov. 22.—General Buller. ed. Tue has ¢-legraphed the officer command ng at nun bers

follows:

“General Gatacre, with the first battal. ion of the seventh brigade started from Kast London vesierday,

“Owing to the distance between Englang

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Pretty stripe flannelette with lace round neck and wr.sts, two rows down front, 95c

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Very preity nightdresses in plain pink, blue white and cream, $1.15.

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Dainty plain pink night dresses neck and fron trimmed with lace, yoke finished with design in wash silk, $1.50

Drawers, 22c¢, 32c, 36c, 38c, 50c, T5e, etc.

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Family orders solicited.

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RWAAAASLA

War Office made pubiic two despatches

and theCape it has not been possible to give the frontier districts at first the protection they merit. “Make it

koown as widely as possible

; : the Daily “bat Her Mejesiy’s Government

WILI. EXACT COMPENSATION presence in full for all actual injuries done by the, enemy to the propsrity of individuals re - maining loyal to tke British crown.

“Take every means povsible to record the names of every person guil-y of disloyalty with a view of the consideration of their cases afterwards.”

Lonpox, Nov 22. Late last evening the YOUNG from General Buller at Cape Town, The | first of these despatches was received from General Clery, the British commander at Kstcourt, and is dated Monday, November 20, and snnounces tbat

THREE PRIVATES WERE WOUNDED the previous day in an attack with the Boers at Mooi River, twenty miles south of Estcourt.

the day.

ment,

Durzan, Nov. 22,—The Government has received the following advices from Colonel Royston, the commandant of the British voluoteers at Ladysmith, under date of November1¢: Allthe velun- te2rs and police are we!l. There are

PLENTIFUL SUPPLIES AT LADY SMITH

for men and horses. All was quiet yes- te:day and the same condition of affairs. exists this morning. There has been no further bombardment by the Boers, and the effects hitherto have been trifling. Weare anxious for news from the south PrieTERMABITZBURG, Nov. 22:—The Boeis arenow advancing south of Est court, aod have been reported to

HAVE REACHED MOOI RIVER,

which is twenty-one miles south of Bst- court and fifty-five miles north of Pieter~ The Boers are accompanied

today. the trust.

“Now, be effeete listening

when in siderable

disciple.

- officers. ernment

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FIRE RISKS taken on al- most every descrijtion of property:

MARINE RISKS, on car-

goes of steamers and sailing

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British Troops Ready to Advance by artillery, and fighting is considered ims

The second despatch was from Colonel Boers Will Probably have to Fight Baden Powell, dated at Mafeking Novem- | ber 6th, saying that ail were well there. “We have had a few success‘ul sorties and

are decreasing. r A | i 1 ‘Jueenstown, Cape Colony, Nov. 15, asj{ ever, re main, and shell us, keeping out of |

range 0, our smal! guns.

trom the outside world. DvyrBan,

by the Boers, who have advanced con- i eiderably to the southward of that place. Loxpown

yesterday’s rumour regarding the reported

of the Free State General, Commandant Viljoen, who, according to previous reports was killed atthe battleof Elaudslaagte. |

The Viljoen, who is operating with the Boer troops near Deaar Junction turns out to be the brother of the Commandant who was captured by the British.

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Sorn,—The following from a writer in the Montreal Siar is wortby of being put |.

in operation in Charlottetown where the Highlander had an arm amputated. A young Conservatives sbould organize and |

iec ith i f diecuss the different political questions of | ted in exactly the same piace. [took charge

young Conservatives in this town would bai} with delight such « mover | two poor fellows eyed each other silently

. si 7 ‘Phe future of this Dominion—yesg, and |

he British Empire, too—will be en~ | ~~ ; . : pei 1 that sieoaene the young men of | C#/!ed ‘give him to cigarettes out of my

Let them qualify themselves fur

do not desire to be listeners always, and better qualified politically we feel a con~ but the respectful attitude of the listening /

Let the yonng men of this constituenoy have a political association of their own, with a thorough organization and hustling

ceriain times where the acts of the Gov-

be thoroughly diecussed among thew,

critical audience.

increase, for the measure of politica) inter- est and enthusiasm isthe measure of our

A large number of photographs of the P. E. Island Transvaal contisgent have

Bat it has been found that many persons would like to send photos of the first P.

ee +E. Islan nsurance for their country to friends abroad ; and

also that many would jlike to have photos who could not afford to pay $1.

Therefore a smaller pote, on a card 9x7 inches, has now been priuted.

The price is35 cents, inailed to any address, post paid, on receipt

6 ena OTTETOWN P: E. ISLAND, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 292, 4899

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Specian to Tue Examrver.]

New York, Nov. 22.—The 131et annual banquet of the Chember of Commerce was held Jast night, bringing tozether five hundred redresentative businesa of New York. Among the toaste was one for Queen Victoria,

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Ontario Elections. 8 two officers and seventeen men r Officers and twenty men wound-

(Specia, To Taz Examinaz,}

Toroxyto, Nov. 22.—The Provincia] Government announces that the pending bye-elections in Sovth Ontario, South Brant, Eastavnd West Elgin will be held on December 12th.

enemy’s loss is heavy, and bis His guns, how-

We have had

EWS SINCE OCTOBER 20

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Nov. ourt is now interrupted,probab!p

22.—Commuznication Glorious: War.

Lonpon, Nov, 21.—A nursing sister in the military hoepitel st Ladyemith,in the course of a letter dated October 26, to an ex-Lord Mayor of London. says: “ The glorious battle at Elandslaagte was a mighty success, but at wha: cost! All night Saturday the wounded streamed in, and all day Susday. We not onlv had all the beds filled, but the wounded were lying about the floor as thickly as we eauld putthem. We could onvly just step be- tween them t) adminieter to their wants. They were wet and cold. Some had been lying for 30 hours on the wet ground. They told:sad ta es of suffer- ing, but there wers no comylainis or mur- muring+?. Their bravery and endurance | - were marvellous. There were several wounded Boers, and it was really. amusing to see Jarge~hearted Tommy Atkinefratern~ izing with bis enemy. There was a tcuch- A Gordon

, Nov. 22.—A deapatch to

News from Cape Town explains

in the neighborhood of De Aar

CONSERVATIVES CLUB.

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, ing little sceme yesterday,

| Boer in the next bed had his arm amputa-

There are large numbers of | who |

of the latter when he was brought f.0m the theatre. When he became conscious the

votil the good-natured Tommy Atkins /could stand it no longer. ‘Sister,’ he box. Vell him I sent them. Hbere’s a mac. Light one for him.’

“I took the cigarettes and the message, The Boer turned and looked in amaze~ ment. ‘Then he was overcome, and burst into tears, and the Highlander did the same. I am afraid I was on the point of joining them, but time would not permit. “We have a splendid staff of skilled surgeon, and they are kept constantly at work.”

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SUPREME COURT.

Wepyesbax, Noy. 22.

how is this political education to d? True,wecan learn much by to the old campaigners, but we the presence of those older and

diffidence in assuming anything

Let them have meetings at

and the questicns ofthe day may

The argument in the case of Rore A.

he young man will leara to ex-

3 Opinion, %n his feet, before aj} E Roberteon was concluded lest evening

when Court took time.

George ¥. Robinson vs the British American Assurance Compaoy—Tried Trinity Term last when verdict was rendered for plaintiff for $2,960. The rule nisi for non suit or new trial granted same term is to-day being argued. M. McLeod t) C. for plaintiff; W. 8. Stewart, ( C. for defendant.

BORN.

At Charlottetown, on the 2Ist inst., the wife of Ernestde B Peake, of a son, still bora.

bis means we may acquire some of a politica! education, and as our ge increases our interest will in-

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A Youne ConsERvAaTIVE.

ller Photo

Ata Smaller Price.

been sold,

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A mighty avalanche of majestic bar-~

dere who go tee tereign ined to Sight gains in clothes at Sentner McLeod & Co’s

You don’t look and feel as if you had on some other man’s clothes if you buy them from Sentner McLeod & Co.

An ornament to any parlor—a photo- graph ofthe Rey. T. F, Fullerton. Cab- inet size 30 cents, mailed to any address an receipt of price hy Robert L. Cotton, P G Box 84, Charlottetown. Larger sizes,

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and it will be

price, by Robert L. Cotton, P. O. » Charlottetown.

vessels, cvered at all seasons,

LOW RATES

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Gloves and Millinery is at | Prowse Bros The best place to buy Furs

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The only tailor made, ready to wear suits in the city are at Prowse Bros

The best place to buy Lad- ies’ Capes and Jackets is at | Prowse Bros

Dress Goods, Corsets,

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Be svre and buy the Granby Kubbers and Overshozs —— the best make, (same price as intericr ones) at

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