better, then take that. Only

then

he tells you to take Ayer’s Cherry Peetorai for

or bronchial trouble, then take it. lf he has

says

get well as soon as

to ,nag where there is an assortment of pod, such as they require, and not to be wmimully fold that "we don’t carry them." W, ,1°_ We carry a bigger assortment of

"M1 roisns arosf `

spoons, Fnrlta, atc.

than wer before, and as people become mme fully potted as to their wearing qual- id", and the general trade increases, our nn, is added to almost daily. You should b,,y"'Silver Plate that Wears." Let _us

|upP|Y Y°“~

W. W. WELLNER,

jeweller and Engraver, Charlottetown.

Huglres’~ Digestive Tonic imparts Strength Quickly, Maintains Permanent Ef-

fects.

A valuable tonic in weakened condit,

ions of the system arising from over- work, menta strain,lmpaired nutrition- nervous worry,etc.,etc. Price 25c bottle.

Geo. E. Hughes,

Apothecarics' Hall.

IIHIIIIHHI

For the Finest Finished

GARBON8

GEO. H. COOK.

Q welcome.

lKl~l§Kll¥K2!U

Uiilliililig

3

Photo Work Come to the

Leading Studio E l

PLATINOTYPES

ARTISTS PROOFS ‘

rsnw neanrrrssv nnocz. 3 Studio where baby ia always

_Good Wa;erpr-mf Sires ta what yru we ni thi time of year. Somethi g that will look good and neat and wear well. You wilr get tnem

better and cheaper f--om ua. Rutrher Scir- Men'a Boots. regu .r $5.011 at 3.; oo a pair. You can save money on every pair you buy.

A- E- MCEACHEN

i

if UEEN .

‘- M

» UALITY '

FIT °

The time to tell

whether a. shoe fits

your foot is at 6 p. m.

-Queen Quality feels

better than any shoe

that is made. I

Alleys co.

Sole Agents.

‘a__._______J

GRA PES

Canadian Grapes are at their

' best now and we would advise

anyone requiring a quantity to secure them at once. We have just received from the growers in Ontario

Delawures. Rogers Red.

Rogers Black.

Niagaras and Concords. Prices range from 4oc to 6oc per basket.

BEER & GOFF

‘ THE CHIBLOTTEIUWN -GUARDIAN OCTOBER 31, 1904

,-Et

, MEET ME AT THE ALWAYS BUSY STORE

to

Jorunnssnuau, Oetobsr 97.--News was

received at Krugsrsdorp recently of the discovery in the bushvold beyond Louis

Triohardt‘s Drift and ths Spelonksn o tho famous burfsd treasure which was

seorstly renroveo from ths P. e oria Mint. just before Lord Roberts’ 'orres entered the capitnl,and which formed the rom- antiu issue in Lhs traizedy culminating in the execution of ex~Policsman Saurtz The treasure which consisted of bar amid

and coin, approximately amounts to 60,- iltll ounces, and is valued at a quartnr of a million sterling.

The story oflts burial and recovery is

sensational in the extreme. It is a history of blood and crime, no less than six men having lost Lheirlives in the burial and the subsequent search for the gold, which

Of the original party which was dos- patched to hide the gold nota singls soul is alive today.

lt appears that soma twenty-four hours

before tha occupation clPrstoria by the imperial forces, orders were received at the mint from the lata President Kruger and Mr Rsitz, the then state secretary to remove the greater portion of the gold, which was extracted from the Robinson

Rose Deep, Ferreira and other mines to it secluded spot in the bushvold, beyond Picteraburg.

It is known by the old Transvaal tilioi-

als thats wsgrrm with four mules ac- comp xnied by six specially s¢lecl.ed bur- ghers, left Pretoria at midnight with the gold. `

Aud Vauished Into The Vcld.

The ex-policeman Swartz at d the man

whom he murdered, and for which he suffered the last penalty, were among tt c party. After burying tf' e gol ',four of the wardens of tio treasure rejoined

.ho commandos-; but a lurklsrs free

lHii lillllllllill

lilili NEWS

city. '

Charles Stcwut, Mcunt Albion is ser-r

iorraly ill.

Wlllum Mclnnis was n.rrcst;e<i Saturday

n ight for tirunkenrress.

Tr-in rcrrrwlns of the ltrtt=.l)1rrrlrl Wnlkcr

ure expected home to-night.

The Camprrnaroturns from Picton this

evening. This is her second lust t.ip this season.

Tllli i'uncral of the inte Mrs. llnnici Rcnriy, Covelreud Road, tnlrcs place nt 2» o`clock this afternoon.

Donn‘d and Mrs. Murchison, North

River, have returned from a p eusttnt trio

The Sh°em““‘ to Boat n and New York.

»i

‘“RovA|. route”

TEE electric lights were out for nn hour `

last ni ht in the western ‘re tion of tnel

I Ei -

-ii* ' city owing to nn open circuit. i

MADE IN FRANCE I J VV ami Mrs. Crtlllreck, Arzgrrstlrre

° 9 0 0 Cove, who have been spending a few days

in the ciiy,int.enri returning horrre t tiny.

Sqrurre Inst evening about 6.30. lie wits

£0lldItI0]] POWdC|'S A elderly gsrrrremrrniookrrror. ru...-kai.

for Cattle, Horses.

Sheep, Pigs, Poultry, etc. All kinds and

prices right at

Mabonfs Drug Store,

scan. nm, r. re. nrmd.

V 2.-_-5 ='_~' I.

What about your Xmas Photos? Have you been thinking it over? Then come early, as it is only two months from Xmas. We have the latest stylu all on hand,

$.00 A Bomej

Try it-Money back if ` not satisfied.

REDDIN BROS.,

Opp. P. O. PHONE ss.

fill clothing. We make tha sort which are lovely as well as perfect itting whether or not~ your pro- portions are absolutely correct. for, our oods are thelatest, our work the guest, auriour ‘prices are just right. Call in and see if you can’t Bud just what you want.

taken to Police Station turd shortly rc ` covered.

; MRS. (Dr.) Conroy und her sister Mrs., (Dr.) Frrrser- of St.. Petcr`a arrived home Saturday evening from a six weeks' trip to Cleveland, Ohio.

HON. A. G. Blair has been confined io

his house in Ottawa nt. the bedside of Mrs. Bltrir who for some time has been serious y ill,ncce-nitntirrg general rnedicrrl consultation.

'frm death tnck place in thc city yester-

dny of Henry Worth, futher' of Hnrry \Vorth, proprietor oi Prince Street Livery Stables. Deceased had been ill for the last. year of paralysis.

& ' Dat. A. F. MILLBR, who has been sur-

` geon aboard H. M. Surveying Ship

Ellinor for the past five months, leaves

` I this morning on a short visit to the

' n I c ° Q hospitals. Ths,docwr will open up an

' . office immediately on his return to this

We can’t all be beautiful it ap- lvity-

-Z. -q-- -_ ars, but we can all have beauti- i ___.____

Try Kendrick's I

Buy Kendrich‘s Use Ksndricir’s

-ig--1

Everybody who has a cough of a chronic

nature or that has been long standing, sliould takes bottle of our Emulsion of

- & Ifrfds $I;:'tlI‘¢(f.I'Iow||ti1,bBtG\d;h(f.ff1.nt;t cdltfghh

and is a valuable remedy in all races of

& C0'! THE NOBBY 'fAILdRs~ lung ttoublc. Prepared and sold at 4’c | . ru-roroondrnnns. ‘ Gm* Gm Q sm°,_ ,roms r-ya wneaara, rum ra. crnoar

\ ‘ . f 1 M Drugstore Sunmside.

. .

. l

\ .

~ _ Eva-y woman is a. india of osmdy~ stud Whltds Chocols. nd 59|! lotta ara favorites avarywhsra thay'fa known. Mads up in pound

| lk.-it

_ §\'tl;l\Va'lt`ii>otrnl`hoxao. White a na'iiiaion"avifv"'pli co. -

M llliiSUlli HlS Bill llilllll

’ "°' Quarter ofa Million Pounds Sterling that Kruger Hid, Dug ‘The Public I I Upin the Vcldt After Long Search-It Cost Six Lives

has lasted since the declaration of peace. ’f°\1l1d bl-B bill‘i0d P1800 and he was ex-Gen-

-- r

I

9.). W. McD..»r\nld,Stellnrt0rr is ltr thc

Find. .

seemed to have pursue t ttsnr, and they were all klllad shortly a terward. Fo

some time tha search arpsarai to lr-ive died out, and it was only through .~recon~ or third lrsnd knowledge that rr Krugers-

dorp syndicate of six, including tx-Get - e ‘als Kemp and Oelliers, ex~Polioe Llru|~ enunt Van Zyl, W. D. Srnltlr and S. J. Kemp, a cou rin of the t x-general, found out that there was state treusurc buried in the but-rhveld.

Tco party made rspentr-fi exploring trip.

into the Low Country in the had seasrn

to escape observation, and most of them were stricken with malarial fever. Each

msmbsr took a different direct ion, will- tho understanding that lf any found the

treasure it was to be split. up into equal proportions. Only one member, however,

'eral Celllcrs. The sito was between twr peculiar trees. A red ting, as a sign, was stuck up on one ofthe trees, with rr oar- uass of tr mule in between; one of the rib ofthe rnu‘e being imbedded in the ground

Whers the Gold Was Buried.

On returning to Pit-‘.ershurg, ex.G¢ne,.

al Celllers was prostrated with malarial fever in the hospital, and while ho ws. hovor'ng betweenlife and death lc divul- ged part of his secret to the other m rn.

bers of the syndicate, who, however, alter r pasted rearchlnge, failed to Bud tb. spat. Soma differences of opinion follow

ed,and ultimately the syndicate broke up, deciding to revorslly go their own way.

The government authorities, gettin.

wind ofthe whole affair, app;-,mchud an

ex-st;\'e cllloial residing at Krugrrsdorp and be supplied them with certain infor-

mation ani a plan cf the supposed site.

Wlrri :tire govtr|'mer.i5 vrers noting on

this iufornra lor , S. J. Kemp, cor ip 0. `i._h“c_rx-gcrrerrrl, hal revlrel the r.,Im.~|

w tr vhs r-r.u’t ni the -rirc v ~ry.

THE f€I`l`.Y stcnrrrcr Htl siroro will nm t-

n spcrinl trip this c\‘t~nin;.{ nt nhout ull-vcrr o`clock rrftvr ilorr. Mr. I"leltiing`.~r nreetirrg in the Mrrrkvl. llrrli, for thc on- venicnrc of thosr-. zrtit-ntling from rr ross the r‘i\'r-r. ‘ilro lio ity i'olnL bout will do l ltcwi c.

At the -orrc‘u.-lion of nu eloquent. sr-rnron

lust evening itr '/.i rr (,`hurt'.lr Itcv Mr St-dtxewlck rnndc r'c't-rcnce the moulding power of cvcry grunt nn ion thc. spirit. 0 thc people, turd slrorvutl tlrttt i'irtr <lrr`s grcntesr ‘danger \v|r.~r ilrc prcvailirrg politi- crrl corrupt. on.

THE S. S. City of Loutlorr wont to

Crttpnud on brriurtl y with tu'-lvv pnsscrrgera anti it frrli tnrgo of rrrcrwlrrrn- tli-c. Sire rrtrrrrrctl ycstcrtirry nrnrnlrrg with 52 hogs, 5U iulrs lruitcr, Z5 i.ru‘r'cls lJl‘0d\1<'i‘. l5<:»r.~at-s t-Kgs, li) boxes .~.utrtlr~ic.~4 anti rr ton of iron rrrrtl ropc.

.\'l‘ rr .spcclrrl nrct-ting of tht- l"oothir‘

Lcnguc Snturtlity vvcrrinlr tht* tlirtcs oi' thc unit-irc# vrcrc rc-r\r'rnrrg.-ri, Thr- Alrrgwcits play thc Victorlusr on \\'ctir|t-s- duy ncxl. and thc St. Ilun.~tnn'.~r Collcrrtr. on tlrs following "Monthly, V t~t0r`iu.<r trrrrl St. Durrsi,|\n's plrry tho following S ttrr'~ tluy, Nov. I2. lt. is intcntletl lu urrzrrr c for ft lirovinclrrl tczrm picked from llrc Victorian, Alrcgsoiis and St. Ilurrst.nn's who will plny thc wirrncrs of thc. lirrlifux Langue for thc vlrtrrrrpiolrslrlp of the Mnritirrre I’r-ovirrcos.

_--Q--_._ _

NI'lli\'(ll.`S DYSPIC PSIA

Mn. Grconur-: liomcrv Spry, liruic Co..

writes: --"I rvnaimrrllletl with nt-rvmrs :lys- pcpsirr for some ycnrs nrrtlnfter' using rrrrrc hoxcs of Ur. (llru.~u~`.<r Nerve I"nur1 r tort. het- ter tl I lmtl fo ' I) _ -`

mn r ycnrrr. r. t.lr|r~xt s

Nerve Food is certuirriy the heat nrutiiuirrc lover used, und I any so lrecrrtrsc I \v|r.rri to give full crctlit wht-rc it in duo."

A F(l"l`lIE

i".’."l.1°

`.__5_ an a gold

' -_ watch chain is if-4 buried-serves no

. " practical use- adds nothing io the ch:-rin except

extra cost.

Simmons Watch Chains

' are gold filled. but outwardly they

are identically the same as the all-gold ones. Handsomer chains can’t be bought at any price.

The best gift ls one that is

presently pleasing and will br- permanently valued. The

gift things which are displayed . ere offer a wide latitude of choice of Objects that will bc

prized for a lifetimé

G. F. HUTCHESON,

_ Jeweller anrl Opiioan.

l

Everything sold in this store is

new and good - nothing second- rate and nothing tnwdry.

We hens' only words of praise for

the class of goods we sell, and the wav we sell them. ~S'l`ANLEY

BROS.

Lf

Iieadquartcrs lor the lies! ilaiue

Our ever iucreasirrg sales; irrdicrtc that we m:as\rrc our

trrcrclrzrudtsrs by the standard of quality, holding the puhlic`s patronage by the recognized superiofity of our goods and SELLING THEM Ai‘ THE LOWEST PRICES IN Tllli

CITY.

STARTLING VALUES IN NEW DRESS GOODS.

Twiiicd Melions, 51.-inches

wi.1e,five good colors 39:: per yd

A lot of new Tweed eHects

and all \vool Srrges in all the new colors, 45 to 48 inches wide. . .. .. . .6[)c per yd

Black all-wool Cheviot, ex-

tra lreavy, \vor'.l1 73C, our price, . _ .. . . . . . .._ 55¢ per yd

Navy, all-wool serges in

heavy weights, special ‘ values at 370, 42;, 50C and 60C per yd.

The Dress Goods House of P. E. I.,

STANLEY B R O S.

Special Bargain Offer in Ladies

Flannelette

Shirtwaists.

These waists are rrrade

of a good ilannelette, rrre all good colors, and the very latest cut. as well as perfect litters. sizes 34 to 42-inclr,

Only 65:: each.

Note the `price, then ask to see the goods

Stanley Bros.

Men's

Furnishings.

r‘. e carry only the best

in this departnrent as in all others- new. upto- date goods in generous as- sortmcnt.

Shirts, `|

Collars and

CuHs, Gloves. l

Ties, 5

Braces, ,

and everything that goes i to rnakc a hrs.-class Fur-

rrisbrrrg De, arturr.-nt.

Stanley Bros.

Men’s Underwear.

Now is the lust time to

select your rii1der‘w.'ar. The Cold snap will come when least exp cted be prepared for it

All-woo heavy weight

unslrrmltable shirts or pants All sizes. 35;; eagh

Heavy all-wool ribs un-

shrinknblc shirts nr p:rnr~,

954; each

Fine Shetland Larrrlfs

Wnol, frrll fashiotrctl, one of the host values we have ever offered shirts or pants, all sizes to -tfr-lUCll. for srzf- 36 rrrclr $|.60 ends

Very i"in°st Sretlarrd

Wtzol, as soft as sill , and guaranteed unshrir katlle. shirts or pants. all sizes to ,ro-inch-for .size 3/.-rnclr,

$2.55 each

Stanlei' liros.

8

~_~ -v-__~ -r r 7 -v-i-. -.-_-_-.Av-_~ “-_ ‘ '“ “-rv-i-_.~ -_=-_-_-e -_-_~_-_-_-_*_-_f-'_-\..

GOOD ‘;~;-~;°~.“=' GROCERIES .5'..

\\'lrcn we any our groceries :irc good we my all that nucrl be .snirl

about tlrcrtr- Anti wc may sary further ilrrrt our prices are just :r little less tlrzrrr you pay elsewhere for inferior zrrtrclcs.

&Af\|ZE;é€f\| :Sa @Z.

GROCICRS.

i “incurs crrruunntrt

' Tire greatest invention of

the age. The cheapest nrustc known. It will ploy all Jlilldl of music and last a » life lUll¢~ Think of hearingone of the

l world's greatest singers, sing ‘ you u song for LESS than the lifth ofacent. The voice I! plrrin and clear, as though the singer were in the room. Bag pipe tunes that will make ra llrghlander’s blood tingle and Dialogues that will make the Clrilrlren laugh for days after tht-_\ have heard them.

only the famous maroon

Noor-is used; they require no 1.-nrt. A child who can w_tnd A ‘ clove crm run it. _Nothrngto' i go rrstr-ny. Every instrument

;_gu.rrnrrtt-crl for live years. Rr-corrls exchanged free. \\'ritc or cull at Central Music SIOYU. '

1 A. Horns a. co., . l\' cnt St. Charlottetown.

‘ :ii dw ti Apl I

usiem untill lu.

lrrursrruarrou ar. Division)

stesrrnern leave St. John at 8 a. m. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays for Lubec, Ealtpott., Portland and B stan.

RETURNING

lfronr Boston at 9 a. m.,'vio P0¥iilll¢i.Ell\P°f¢,

fantl Lubec, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridlyl.

Yassengers arriving at St. John :rn evening rt-vious o sailing can go direct to atlealltt and take rahiu berth or stateroom for the trip.

Alic1trgo,exoeptlive stock, via steamera of

this oorupauy, ia insured against Ire ana tnarirc risk. H WM, G r,r-:r~:_ Agent, si.)orrn. nt. B.

i_Al,VIN AUSTIN, V. Y and G£ll'l Ullllglr,

Boston, Hall.

a_ _,.___. *_ _____.. D __

`lNTERCOLONIAL nc-rtwav

‘commencing July 4th

leaving . rncrniug

Georgetown

rnakc connection at

Canada’s New

“0Cl:AN

»rea1. Tlrrouglr the farmed Metnpcdia Valley uy tllryriglrt.

Only one night on the road for Ottawa,

l`or'orrto, llrruriltolr, London and Wes!- ern Ontario, saving hours in time.

llircrt count-ction at Montreal with

Grunri 'l`rurrk Fast Express, the “Inter- ationni I.irrritetl", for Buffalo, Detroit, lricago, St. Louis.

Federal Blend

A choice Blend of Ceylon, ndla and China Teas,in auch Jropof*ions as to insure a ieliclons cup of Tea.

Sold by all the princinll

Grocers. Wholesale by

iiuillillilii & iicllillll

Lower Queen St. Ch’town.

I " 1

lrg .Iearanne Sale

Sonrttsarnples-sorrre slightly soilctl, sanrplt' Machines sent us from tlil-

prices :irc for rash only: _ LOT NO. l One tml Stnmlartl Rotary llroplrtrul Maclrrnc, _pcrfe-t~il\

new, highest gratle American maclrine rr\:\de,lock nutl chain stitch. latest zrttachincnts. piano polish linrsh. Regular price $50.00, our special strlc price

LOT NO. 2 One Paragon Machine by some Company. Regular

rrlce $48.00. Our price

LO'lI Ni). 3 Ont' Superior Machine, saruc nrrrltc. Regular $45.00 mn'

clrine, our price _

LOT NO. 4 One Norwood Machinc,snnrc make. Regular prrce$4o.oo,

our price

LOT NO. 5 One Raymond High Arm, ilrnp llc-ati. “SMI °“IY4 "10¥1il15

rl condition. Regular prlcr- l»i5~"’- 0"" l“""*'

l.0'IK(r;<?O. 6 One lienvcr limp Henri, lliglr .'\rlll. “SUI Oiliy ii\\'l`*`

months, good ns new. Regular prirc $ro.oo. You can ltavv ti for

_[just one half, _ _ V

LO NO. 7 5 High Arm Rnymonrl I-‘rrmrly llftrcirrrres rn use only :r fcw

months,laiest attachments, good condition. Rcgulrrr prrcc $.t<>.'»0. our sale price

machine at a low price. No tronlrle to slmw machines.

"i%‘l‘2"

Queen Street.

ferent factories, rnacirines that have been rr-rrterl for rr short tirnr-_ rust :rs grvwl :rs trcw. \\`t' want the room anti must sell the l\l:rclrir|c~. Thu lolio wing

it _.<».<~~

$28.00

$27.00

$25.00

$14 UO

lzomo

$18.00

\\'e guarantee all above machines iolre in iirstrlans vorrlcr. .\lany new

nnes,oihers almost as good as new. Loma :rt once. if _vnu want rr good

1vrrr.r ER BRos.._

Nsyy Your ins.

Clrrrrigrrmeots Soiieitt d Prompt Returns

Jor1N_nA|s

lil? Fulton Market New York,

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealer.

Bass. Smells and Erlsa Syptoiaiiy.

All correspondence promptl answer-

ed. Stencils sent on application.

S. B. W-ill &. Sillls

iloston. Mass., Transfer Agents. I

References, Colonial Trust Qu.,

Wholesale Fish House in the Unit! States.

ro-ra dw 4m pd-

"lrorough Bank of Brooklyn" or any

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