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ROBERTS

T0 MINTO

Tells of Mounted Rifles’

Good Work

THEY REPULSEI) BOERS

Captured Two Guns and Herd of Cattle-Parliaments App’ause.

MoL'.\'ri:n nii'i.i:`s coop worm.

A cable from Lord Roberts at Pretoria

to Lord .\Iinto calls attention to the good work done by the First and Second Battalions of the Canadian Mounted

Rifles during the attack by the Boers,

‘June 22nd on Kalbost.

»'_t2iz.P<'f»'1=.:ef:/-'FT fnsn»'=¢_='s,_4~i

1.\'DivinU Ai. GALLANTRY.

A small body of the Second Contingent displayed the grea.test gtllahti.-y.by hold- hgh: cheek.; large force at Beers.

Capt. Morder and Private Ken con-

tinued fighting until mortally wounded.

,_ Corp. Miles and Private Miles when

-. wounded continued to tire and held their

_ ground.

- CAPTURED GUNS AND CATTLE.

C On the 18th apartyof theFirst Battalion ‘ . suceeded in capturing two of the enemy`s

-i_;_," 0 guns and brought in a herd of cattle

e withoutlosinga man.

AP1>LAr:sE 1-‘on THE Boys.

7 When the despatch was read byMinister

Borden in the House. the members loudly

_ applauded.

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CALAIs, June 30

phone Company has appeare 1, and its line

be enabled to talk with parties in the towns of Princetown, Snuth Princeton,

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A _Crl0RCRlLl: HOLOCAUST.

Tells the Story of Foreigners in Pgkin -Butclrered _and Burned.

PRINCE TUAN’S MOST HORRIBLE CRUELTIES

one horril le holocaust. t

'rUAN_'s BLooDY REIGN.

in this city,will be open for business about bfltchered for mere]y_ daring to petition July 2, when the citizens of this city will mm to °°n“°l the °"g‘eS °f bl°°d‘

VICEROY MURDERED-CANTON QUIET.

It is not stated what source the news

-- - l comes from.

Reports of the atrocities committed by

_ ~ Prince Tuan upon the Chinese are appall-

A competitor of the -.\ew England Tele- ing He had 4,000 leading Chinese

oablestates that the legations were stand- ing on 3rd July and that recent attacks

ofthe Boaters had been slight. _ ~- _ They seemed disposed to adopt starva-

tion methods. "

CHINESE LEGATION IN’ PARIS CLOSED.

PARIS, July 7.-(Specia.l.)-The Chinese

legation in Paris is closed owing to the

uprising in China. »-~ _

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if-.1-3# iso*-"¢F'€->i!'{"\;A-"f1i\::-.§=ii?f§~,'i% ' “ex nf” ° “_ - _ yr- ix ~ `~‘ fl/Leif '-iv? if/',"f ._-51" "' '-r‘ _ l _ _ _ e ._

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A Big stock of coop. srnonc and

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CC C A Having 30 years rience in the practice of, comfortable Hamm°¢ks Just

branches of General Medicines including thel specialties. _

_ . ~ Olllce and Residence Prince Street d door

ursg oira_rn. Itogan 7 p.!n.

‘ _ Charlottetown June 9th,19o0 d&w3mpd.

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Real Estate bought and sold. C For sale. splendid ball sites at Syr1n0Y

his proiession mav g consulted on all the Opened, A;

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l I abaige Kinclergarten HCall. d 8’ sr

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Gllislmllll, Bill" &» Blimilail-I no1's',cmi.s° finajnotijs CAR.

550331533, goucnons, ac. ls,-l_AGES. A large variety at al

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C. ., eb sin _ C C as.':1:..iii..i.%°. ...r».~.:-r._§_..:if "NAM 3, MO0RE, tieeln town. Inuit! w

Children

lrllhlibfid tolhlltll and Vlgbilfby

\Nl\‘m’»c|\880'llOl’VOFO0C|»'

Many children are pale, weak, and

bloodless from their birth. Many ,others have their blood and nerves exhaust- ed, and their systems broken down by the ravages of disease, or as the re- sult ot over-study at school.

Dr. Cha.se’s Nerve Food is the ideal

treatment for iaiildren. It supplies the very elements iiich_ar@_1l¢ki_r1_sln the pale, weak, and nervous. It restores

' 'argquet Setgf ‘i i»iteg.*‘AsTa. oseiive-after ine

exhausting and' deC€"llit§fting iiifects of measles, scarlet fever, and such ail- ments, it is of lncalculable worth.

Hrs. Stephen mpsey. Albury, P. E.

county, Ont., wr! °-“ My little grand.

<h;.nghter, nine ye old, was veryx and weak, and had no appetite. _ had a --tired. wornout appearance; /and wa; delicate and sickly. I got some of Dr. Chase’s Nerve Food for her, and it has helped her v much. She is

l . if ‘ considerably ilni' ` t Jtnd.

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til? Cha.se’s Nerve Food, Soc abor.

all dealers, or Edxaanson, Bates c&°!ny| T°r°nt°¢ _ C,

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Dr ersnn Savs coke is superiorto coal provllded that neo"

i sary care is taken in itsCmanageme\‘tt.

OTTAWA, July 4.-Hon. Dr. Bordenre- ceived a cable last night, stating that Dr.-

Sterlinll Ryerson, who reDresentedCCCthCeCCCf CC C C C C C' Cl L ‘

Red Cross, is sailing to-day from South

Africa on his return. C _ _ CC C C 4% _,C C

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Supreme Court.

Mr us we F __ smmlv. C _C AT-C

- .J t' itzgerald presiding. McMillan vs. City of Charlottetown.

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Closing prices

_ American Sugar kmerican Steel and Wire American Tobacco erooklyn Transit ______Bur1ing‘t0n C _ wntinental Tob.

Federal Steel i

' Federal Steel Prid . Louisville and Nashville New York Central

Rock Island.

St. Paul Tennessee Coat and Iron

Union Pac Pr’fd

_ United States Ru bber __ April Cotton Der 100 lbs

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News, July 5.

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rvalue to the lumbermen having interests §'{{;¥l’StE;99;lf bgiggxr lgoglmwsloned lthe H3'8i¢l1i¢ Delwffment Of U19 Vf°~Vi C0-

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Our Serge Sums arg llkg an in the towns through which it passes, and abollsbl h b _ h D 3 Dont miss it. Alarge attendance is ex

_ _ b _ l _ t t enemlly Rates ab l ng sue anis ment. The Minis- bed Th &M you waugthemw

automobile they go by them ;‘;eS‘;;’;‘f_;;;'; fr’§;S$§a to $40 annually ters dgifn, as nnaiiy sanctioned by the pee u °°

signed by the Czar, and the law is DOW -*_

....,] B lyjagdgnald & Ct) 6 41 The Lakeside Telephone company has gazetted THE Boston News Bureau says The

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coke as locomotive fuel exhaustiveiy

s ' _ ' _ "1"‘°""'*'_"-"° from a practical standpoint, taking thcl

basis for udgment, It dtcides that

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, Bal ll B C l Ch l t ’ worked night and day unceasingly until _*_ communmn the congregatmn would "1 vxmoga’ B' G Jw!

‘_ ieyvi e, ax-ing a ais, ar ot e,

C ' ' ` , ` T _ _ _ C _ C - C opt the individual communion cuiis.-C

_ T Dennysville, Cooper, Meddybemgs, Craw- he Wgceeded In geqlng ms hue bum' and Presbyterian Witness. _ Whmth

ford’ Wesley’ Marshlleldl also from TopS_ eduipped from Princeton to Alexander,al ___ ll ll _t was found thpt tho box Held to Kingman through Kossuthl Cam <llSi'»3DC€ Of 12 miles, Whwhn Wajs egxbexlded ` Pom 0|: ¢ ARLOTTETOWN SCOTT Act in Georgetown -Papers were ballots of CassiarBl8\¥\5i0l\

-_ _ ii' eoB.kwn..r °1. ° . '- _

late lace ‘ui °;;r;:.i;::_ .fn ;..'::' 5; l-- -e~'-de 0- re-rbi 0°- 0-as

dW _ v _ __ _ _ _ _ stable Bears on Annie OBrien and at il e anLemll1I;llBrehaut, who is president and Danforth,h1§ miles further; all- beinlg llAguly Frank, Miller, iflfllidnish, Lmmchlngon Jaseph McLean, retunable Althllifh Glifofi SDIPIBIKQ

general manager of the Lakeside com- af°°mP“S 9 under “mst trying °°n i Grit 1;; Sydney; susan' King' on hfondav evening. Other offenders are, d°1““d °l°°t°d» 7°” as th’ °m°m

_ pany was born in Murraj-Harbor’ Prince tions. _ ; Jul;7__Cld_ Fulnk Miller Plctou_J A hiding and dodging but their tum will hadyettmbe madqrit is likely that

1 Edward Island, in 1832’ and was the Son 111.1899 Mlltow? also was reached, and G C Huble do ' Minnie Ilaura. ldaile ' -come' Dir' Bears is not the man to let up other eleebiouwmbe held;

_ H_ J_ Braham: collector of customs Dr. Brehautapplied to the bcard of alder- - ~» Y’ -~ _ » yi on them_ ._.__¢..__;

of th 5 t fn; H `b .h ll man of Calais for permission to erect ‘d°~3Lad-VFI`9-1\klYl1,G8-r01I1,OrWell;Susan l _ _ ~

liield eo(iii1c;)0;ir(i)ce t1tiCar?i>ro1;liCn(;,`¢;n;::i'eaci, P0168 and Wires in the City pr°i>¢r- His Ki”“’G""‘“"‘ Baie *Vert* Evening Star' J' A' LEAMAN&C°sB'um°nt’ beau*

bay horse with magniiicent action

_ , d and when the ques Martin, Chatham., A. J McKean, Miller, fill i

,gn _ _ confederation Lem W Pemmon “as °pp°Se ’

M _ ' 0 ' “el as ed‘“’ated ‘D . . _ . P' g - G f, _ M d _- A ' _ M _ Rampart, won the 2.24 race in

ig S the public Schools and at Prlnce Of Wales 21;” °§:;;l‘;;f;;u(;l:;§s;S;;nv;;r:lY;; 32223;, L;(¢:)d),ud0.;e3:§0;8, Launrsni2n,0d,Q_; ‘l\l\;,r¢e]fg_ Billm0Dt g0t.Il lIl&l‘kl0f 8.

Couege and normal School In Charlottw trieda in and after various delays and Butlefi H€mDhil1» P0143 H005; M0l'I!iU8 5°a'r'°1d in Amherst' He Wm mbamile iJ0WH, P- E- I- 101333112 began the Stufly ga' . ’ th te m d out his Lighm Richal-ds_ 01-We|1_ _ in20 before the season is over.-Truro

-__ | of medicine in the University of the city ChaP_ges in e mu appe li f '

Nm a Cof New York medical department, and P€f'=lt1_0‘1“'aS8_I`5“f/ed and the Wor 0 V _ _

"r ~_ ui in e ine sa . . _ es- esm res _ CC graduated in 1831 l) Cid 2 th 1 l b0l1t C0i11Dlf5i96d _ . 0 . l FREE t0 ladi All the lafli be 'ted

In Match of the same year he began Dr. Brehaut contemplates putting in la N0 Siberian Exile Now in the movement for ahigher physieall

, pm(-tice _gthis birthplm-¢_ where he re- large number of instruments in Calais f - life for women are cordially invited tobe

1 las! “milled until 1300_ when he emigrated to arid Miltown, some of which are already T St Pebersbur 5 _Th Om _ 1 presentatthe C._T. U. parlors Grafton

the United States and Settled in Prince. ` in place waiting for the wires, and a large Megsenger to dal; publyishlls a e _ clal St_ on Monday evening next, July 9th at ----do-u-i----at--» » t _ _ - - _ _n im ria » .-

mul Meqwhere he resumed ms pracme local system at moderate rates is among ukase pwvidln in alar Pe 80 clock, when Dr. Agnes Haviland of,

-eol- _ _ ,_____A___ ' _ _ _ the possibilities of the near future. _ _ _ 3 _ 5° nfeasure fm' San Francisco, Cal. will give an illustrat- °°n` C. ‘A Ya' ' C _ my C The lineasit exists to-day is Of great abolition of banishment tu Siberia* In ed health talk- under the aus ices ofth

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This case was settled the defendants

plaintif; Haszard, Q. C., and Moi-son, Q-

Stewa-rt. Q. C. for Plaintif; Hnszardf

Q;c.,rarDerenasnz._ . _ E- _M-I

_ The Court meets at 11 o’c1ock this mom-

Sha.w,`h.n action of trespass, will bi

toa.verdict.of$’240 damages. ' gil* ` CC stewart, Q. c., and D. o. McLeod for mam gf tartar. __

i C., for the defendant. ' ‘r _ ' _ 1' simon vs. Joseph. ` Amen f0_r_aiise~i Verdict tor plaintiiltor Q5-0°

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or Madonna sen C

Memorial

_ in-ni sons- -

~M~_...---_I“3_i'E’f3.°_'3;’i°_;__ Butchers 4,000 Chinese who Made a Plea for Mercy 'to TheNew Minsoerof rnianaievenis

' Hon Micha w

" ¢ . l . " e ernier S

F0l‘¢1§11¢I‘S-Viceroy Murdered by Boxers-Canton MiniSi.._.n rniafisdiflefu w.§."if..§’°.i E

es

_ Sli. H -h d d d t

Quiet-Japan Ready _to Send Troops-Chinese Lega en. s§.ii§i.§"lii§f;_°"1nvifa§ven§°§§§i§- “""

non n Paris Closed mitted to practice as a. notary and is a _

° C member of the Notarial Board of Queliec. Dilctol' Drowned

_ He is interested in agriculture andgor

` _ years has been president of the St0l¢n ‘”" Sums

' _ ` Agricultural Society. tHe was iirst elected

__ THE WORST FEARS °°“`°P~ME”- , A despatch states that the Viceroy roenecommons iii iam and has risen lll C0llllll0H$

LONDON. July 7.-<sp¢¢ra1>.-Reports cnet Li Wang wen Giion has been mur- reflected “beech elective since. in1890_ by

f Ch' ~ - _ _ l t' d again a few days on _...___

Directs a Telegraph Com- ..'.°.'”.l.$ZZ.Z'§.lZ`C§§§il‘if;2§.§‘_§*,;“;§_ l “°5;‘},‘;;f;°;;;;_ ,_ Cam §i§3.‘T."Z..t§’.‘;.Z‘;. ..._ ........ ,,.....n.__

acre of foreign Ministers, women, child. ‘ Li Hung Chang stationed troops in the 'C CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC C C CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC C 2' """"""""""""" C 'CECCCCC A CATHOLIC SCHOOL HEHGRIAL

mnialld Ellmpean Guards at Pekln after 'streets to provent disturbances. 0’r!Av¢A,July

eighteen days of hopeless resistance, is JAPAN IS READY T0 ACT-

___ confirmed. l Jardine, Matheson and oo. 'teiegmphea

Burcnnnr FOLLQWED By FLAME-S_ l to a. London house that the British lega-

When their ammunition and food were tum vl'aSl_sta“din3` Ju1y2“d~

exhausted the Chinese fiends closed in l Japan telegmphed t'°En31and She was upon the Legation und butchered all who lprepa-red to ca"-7 ‘mt the S“8`3°5iC'i°“ °f

*_ _"L" remained alive. Afterward they set~fire l sending 1”"`3‘_"`°i“f°"°§m°nts W China md

In M l - e__Is _ a Native of to the Legation buildings and there- lW°“ld_ d°s9 Unm°di“telY~ _ _

C mains of the victims were consumed in, DOUBT ABOUT THE LEGATIONS.

Wasumerbs, July 7.-('spe'_eia1.)-A

member for

Pm

ial sent to tho Govoramonttrom ollcs of Mliritoh

aria!

tion passed by the Catholics of

SIR WILFRED LLURIEB S REPLY

Sir Wilfred Laurier in reply

Government had received a

though the negotiations public and the Catholic schools transfer of the latter to the

h not su ed he (L?|giQ avi may ` ` 1 Ifthe! dalllt sucked lid :ills do not get the relief to which

cm¢A00CMARKET5~ legally entitled they can have

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cmcmo, Jury 7. -_ tspeeiaio - 'rue ’ "'°°°”t

following are the closing rates?-

_ _ _ _ _ ,_ . _ July, wheat, 78%; corn, 43§; oats, 232 9033 EIU-S LDVLNUIIL

Broockton, \Vaite, Talmage, Alexander, _ - - . - ~ _ pork, $12.50. - _ The Dominion Elections Act and Danforth and other places hitherto out of under adverse _conditions in May of that egraph company the old line from Denny- ,.

re ll b ’ _ ~ year. sville toEastport,and connection between PAll;g" Wheat’ ‘gg com’ Bi oats' G55” P'°“"‘H'i LW 5*

ac ywire. . _ . _ . . - or - . _ Realizing the necessity of having tele- those places will soon be opened.

The new concern, which is known as _ _ . . . Sept. wheat 805; corn 44%; oats M1

the Lakeside Telephone &Te1egrarh Com-. pholng ciglmulgegmogo Wltl; big; uglvlllls S signs people genemauyll xhpisaged to pork $l2.55. ’ , ' ’ '

Dany was organized at Prlnceun in 1897 outl ying _om rince n an i g _ y ee enew company, an s 1 success ~

’ satisfied of the advantage tobe derived 0 osition is th l f f trad

_ _ _ _ e pp eieo N e,andsolong _

B .l__.\_;.____l___Yll¢l 5;____-;__-fl',;_l\ ;»';'-7_.__`1;`l,.j»~'f._ _ll * ;;};l];f';‘l’:£°'; 1;1;:§};’“§f &$I;€;l”:¥l1; therefroniforprofessional and commercial as it is maintained telephone rates in this THE program of Dr. Mm-ray‘s Jubilee R ’ gig) ,-'»l._;_»:‘_fl"~i-1- f dl - _ uname belngln the following year _'elm’nged pu`:rposes,,_, he organised the Princeton vicinity will always he reasonable. Celebration inCavendish, on the_Jl0th

~ :_ v~.'1_'~ :T'~“ _ ` 5 ` CC _ _ ° ` ' ~ to Lakeslda Under chartergranted under Company. 8»Bd_nl _ The instrunrente used by Lakeside introduced about 02 ocloek inthe

..ellel.,1la,,_.S the company has the rlghffa though nr frompossessiw wealth with are those ofthe Independent__system and afternoon and will consist ot

extend llls llue from Houlton to Machlasl which to work, he started the line in 1897 are thoroughly up to date in every par and speeches

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C "ere we Are- §)h11>l1ghhiheBwwl.llS of £rv0drd0n,r.Amirr. Zffffggdnfiidgiiwgiiigevigili 132;? dh; iigimand enmeiysatismcmry in °p°"` R"-gif-C;"1;"1°fl=» ;*f§lr<;f1#tS1fh°wi`~°l;=t-ei

an Ort . roc'ton, aite, almage, _ ' uounce on un ay as , a a one

lndlau Township’ Princeton, Alexander was determined to succeed, however, and

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righttodototholoeal

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selves- don’t need pushing accordlngto pormn ofllm, used oouncu of one Empire, has now been Coke For Locomotives. “CW-

C ° ' ' h d f the Western Union Tel-C ° C - 1 u

2 _ pun “Se mm _ Railwa Gazette treats the roblem of

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